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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
If I want the double foul (because my partner reached across the court and made the wrong call in front of me), I'll quickly signal and "sell" the PC. Then we'll go double.
Otherwise (99.999999999834% of the time), I'll defer to my partner (who made the quick sell) and we'll discuss it later.
I'm tempted to call this a dumb question, to be honest, because I think you knew the answer before you asked.
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I didn't know the answer. I am trying to understand exactly how everybody sees the rule in question. I find it interesting that you use the word sell in your description. You will quickly sell your call to counteract your partner's sale only if you feel he was poaching in your primary? You will yield the call if it takes place in a borderline coverage area, even if you're certain your call was correct? This, to me, is even worse than the double foul, if it means that a quick, incorrect signal should take precedence over a more deliberate consideration of the play.