Re: OLOOT, asked first

Am 15.06.2016 um 12:42 schrieb Robert Frick:
> On Mon, 13 Jun 2016 05:23:05 -0400, Matthias Berghaus <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Am 12.06.2016 um 18:07 schrieb Robert Frick:
>>> This law has no deadline for when the OLOOT can be retracted. Did you want to construct one? Not one hour after the game, right?
>> If you should happen to read L47 in it`s entirety, you would find
>>
>> 2. (a) A player may retract the card he has played because of a
>> mistaken explanation of an opponent’s call or play and before a
>> corrected explanation, without further rectification, but only if no
>> card was subsequently played to that trick. An opening lead may not be
>> retracted after dummy has faced any card.
>> (b) When it is too late to correct a play under (a) the Director may
>> award an adjusted score.
>>
>> So, if a card would have been played from "dummy" (which, per E1 may not
>> _be_ dummy_) the lead can no longer be retracted, but the Director may
>> (and should, if offenders gained) award an adjusted score. So, nobody
>> needs to construct a deadline, there already is one....
>
> Um, we are taking about L47 E1. You are quoting L47 E2. That applies, I think to "mistaken explanation of an opponent's call or play". We are talking about when the player was "mistakenly informed by an opponent that it was his turn to play."



Heading of L47E

E. Change of Play Based on Misinformation

If you lead OOT after opp told you to, wouldn`t you say that it was a "play based on misinformation"?
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