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Anker is playing against Nite in a Modern PPTQ. Anker controls a Dark Confidant. He untaps, points at his creature, says “Confidant Trigger” and draws a card. Anker proceeds to say “Draw for turn?” Nite calls for a judge and explains that Anker didn't reveal the card that he put into his hand from the Dark Confidant trigger. What do you do?

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Edited Joe Klopchic (Dec. 13, 2017 11:15:47 AM)

Thanks everyone for the responses.

Will Kellett has our featured answer this time.

Originally posted by Will Kellett:

This is classic GPE - HCE. It is even one of the examples given in the IPG 2.3. Nite gets to look at Anker's hand, choose one card to be placed back on top of the library. Then the Dark Confidant trigger is resolved correctly. Anker will receive a warning for Game Play Error - Hidden Card Error.

Will is right on the nose, so I don't have anything extra to add.