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This is a clocked tournament with adjustments given for unfinished boards, both pairs were equally at fault. As TD what do you do here? [hv=d=e&v=n&n=sq854hjt942djt53c&w=skj9hak8753dq4ct3&e=sat7hq6da96ck9876&s=s632hdk872caqj542]399|300|Scoring: IMP[/hv] West North East South - - 1♣ Pass 1♥ Pass 1NT Pass 2♠ Pass 3NT Pass Pass Pass CA C3 S4 C7 D2 DQ D5 D6 H3 H2 HQ C5 S7 S2 SJ SQ D3 D9 DK D4 S6

So what?

Please explain what you mean about mixing up results and not adding up to 100%? In many cases adjustments dont balance.

My partner went offline in the middle of a tournament, the TD put a sub in and adjusted the board to A+ A- We had no time to complete the hand the bidding hadn’t finished, so adjusted score is fine but why should we be penalized ? I expected A=

IMP EW vulnerable

Paul I agree in this case the board could not be played Law12C must be used and an adjusted score be given. law12C2: Assigned score: When the td awards and assigned score in place of a result directly obtained after an irregularity, the score is, for a non offending side, the most favorable result that was likely had the irregularity not occured or, for an offending side, the most unfavorable result that was at all possible. If the irregularity had not occured EW would not play 4H, is the TD within their rights giving an adjusted score of 4H? being the most favorable for the non offending side or must they consider only most favorable result of 3S by South?

S W N E 2S p p 3H p p 3S (delay then pass) p 4H west held K6, 10xx, Ajxxx, xxx If you decide that pass was a logical alternative for south what is your next step, the board was not played time ran out.