"Protect" partner or let him TKOB?

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Tue Dec 20, 2016, 09:27am

jTheUmp

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If it's a coach getting whacked, I've always had the calling official call it, report it, and then go opposite.

If it's a player, we generally prefer to stay tableside so we can let the coach know what happened. But if the coach acts the fool and gets whacked also, that's on him/her.

And yes, this is something I include in my pregame, especially with partner(s) I've not worked with before.

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