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Sportsmanship in Shanghai

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Posted 2007-October-12, 11:05

Good story: http://www.worldbridge.org/tourn/Shanghai....tin/bul1306.htm
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Posted 2007-October-12, 15:52

This is a common question that comes up in discussion of bridge ethics. Is a player allowed to waive an opponent's penalty card? I think only the director is allowed to do this. So did Weinstein call the TD and ask him to waive the penalty?

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Posted 2007-October-12, 16:03

Looks like this is already being discussed in this thread.

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Posted 2007-October-12, 21:24

Also looks like it will be different in the revised Laws.
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