Avoid Poor Game Management — Part I Controlling fights Jim Dixon May 9th, 2008
et's first of all look at one of the more notorious examples, a game in which a player apparently took unilateral action (though there is some evidence to the contrary) to inflict bodily harm on another player, something that most officials cannot foresee nor control.
The following example comes from a game a few years back. Here's the play situation:
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et's first of all look at one of the more notorious examples, a game in which a player apparently took unilateral action (though there is some evidence to the contrary) to inflict bodily harm on another player, something that most officials cannot foresee nor control. 