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Old Wed Aug 20, 2008, 07:49pm
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There is no difference in the rule or application. However, ISF uses the "Tie-Breaker" rule, often called the ITB, because they govern international play. ASA uses the "Tie-Breaker Rule", which, to be completely accurate, is the ASA Tie-Breaker Rule. Most people call all tiebreaker rules ITB (all facial tissues are kleenex, etc.), but, only the ISF rule is technically the ITB.
well as long as the rule is the same, i'm not into semantic word games some umpires love. Thats like sniveling when someone calls an indicator a clicker.
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Old Wed Aug 20, 2008, 10:49pm
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Thats like sniveling when someone calls an indicator a clicker.
If you went to parochial school, you would understand.
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