
Wed Jun 01, 2011, 05:18pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by rockyroad
Any issues that could come up from two-hand reporting are counterbalanced by a similar issue with one-hand reporting...neither one communicates better or worse than the other. The problem with communicating to the table usually resides with us - not whether we use one or two hands to report numbers, but whether we take the time to make eye contact, speak loudly and clearly as we state and show the number, etc., etc...
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...and whether the scorer is paying attention.
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