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Tue Oct 08, 2013, 05:53am
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In simplest terms, it seems the following is now apparently the mechanic for dead ball switches:
Calling official always reports, then stays tableside. Tableside official replaces calling official. EXCEPTIONS: When C or T call a foul opposite table when it's going the other way (the OOB after which will be administered opposite table), then C or T, reports the foul, stays opposite, and becomes the new L. Corrections to this analysis welcomed.
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