Full or 30

[Mark Padgett]

I don't keep track at all. When I report to the table, I expect the scorer to tell me if the team is "out" of the type requested. Then I tell the coach, for instance, that it's not a 30 but a 60 since that's all he has left. Prior to the game, I tell the scorer only to tell us when a team has used it's final TO, not how many remain since I don't care.

While we're on the subject, a similar situation exists with personal foul counts. I tell the scorer absolutely not to tell me or my partner how many personal fouls a player has unless we just called the fifth. I'm sure you can realize the "indirect" benefits of this policy.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

I don't keep track at all. When I report to the table, I expect the scorer to tell me if the team is "out" of the type requested.

I completely agree. This is the table's responsibility. You just report what you are told and if a team is out one or the other, the table should tell you. We are not football officials that can write down each request for a timeout.

Peace

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

Quare si mihi cura est.

"Que Sera Sera". Is that the right answer?