Edited Dan Collins (Aug. 1, 2016 08:52:55 AM)
Originally posted by Bobby Fortanely:
At GP Montreal, I was 11-3 going into the last round and needed to leave to catch my flight. I wanted to make sure I would take a place in the standings for prize. I asked the head judge if I would be dropped if I no-showed for the last round, and he said no. I told the head judge I would do so and why. It wasn't clear to me that, if I dropped at the end of round 14, I would still get to take up a place in final standings and be able to receive prize. Instead, my round 15 opponent didn't get to play a match of magic. :(
Originally posted by David de la Iglesia:
On Mon, Aug 1, 2016 at 7:16 AM, Dan Collins <
forum-29015-f93e@apps.magicjudges.org> wrote:
> (I'm actually not sure if players who were disqualified take up a place in
> final standings. They're obviously ineligible for prizes, and if they are
> disqualified before a cut is made, their spot passes down for the purposes
> of the cut. Anyone know?)
IPG 1.1 cover this:
When a player is disqualified during a tournament, he or she is removed
from the tournament and does not take up a place in the standings.
//DLI
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