duschek Posted April 9, 2010 Report Share Posted April 9, 2010 N/S bid to a lightish and making 4♠ without interference. After the hand, East summons the TD, explaining that he had heard a remark from the next table that 4♠ would make. The players from the neighbouring table confirm that such a remark was given after they had completed the hand, possibly a bit too loudly. Half of the field bids the game, so 4♠ making is worth 75%, while a spade partial is worth 25%. You quote Law 16C, telling East that he should have called you immediately after hearing the remark. What is your ruling if 1) you are confident that N/S did not hear the remark.2) N/S may have heard the remark, although you are not sure at all.3) N/S tell you that they also heard the remark. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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