Player Raising His/Her Hand When They Commit a Foul

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Fri Jan 13, 2012, 10:24am

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Originally Posted by letemplay

...does anyone remember the table crew having five numbered (1-5) ping pong type paddles? Bookkeeper/clock operator would hold up the respective numbered paddle to indicate # of fouls on that particular player after official reported.

Was that ever a requirement, or just something some tables did? I've also seen tables with light standards, and they'd light up the appropriate number.

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