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IMPORTANT: This is a clarification from the Rules Committee regarding rules that refer to "reporting error" when submitting result slips. | IMPORTANT: This is a clarification from the Rules Committee regarding rules that refer to "reporting error" when submitting result slips. | ||
− | + | A result slip CAN ONLY be amended if the two players' scores have been reversed; or if the score reported on the score sheet is not what was agreed upon when the result slip was signed and submitted. | |
A score CANNOT be changed if an overtime penalty was not accounted for; or if tiles left on a player's rack (or players' racks) were not accounted for; or if any sort of recount or mathematical adjustment takes place after the result slip has been signed and submitted. | A score CANNOT be changed if an overtime penalty was not accounted for; or if tiles left on a player's rack (or players' racks) were not accounted for; or if any sort of recount or mathematical adjustment takes place after the result slip has been signed and submitted. |
Officially sanctioned SCRABBLE® play in Canada and the United States must obey the Official Tournament Rules, edited by the Rules Committee.
See also: the NASPA Behavior Policy, which will be replaced on July 1, 2009 by the Code of Conduct.
Several rule changes become effective August 1, 2009 (not July 1, 2009, as originally announced). Please read the list of changes carefully.
IMPORTANT: This is a clarification from the Rules Committee regarding rules that refer to "reporting error" when submitting result slips.
A result slip CAN ONLY be amended if the two players' scores have been reversed; or if the score reported on the score sheet is not what was agreed upon when the result slip was signed and submitted.
A score CANNOT be changed if an overtime penalty was not accounted for; or if tiles left on a player's rack (or players' racks) were not accounted for; or if any sort of recount or mathematical adjustment takes place after the result slip has been signed and submitted.
The rules are available in PDF format for online viewing and printing:
A rewritten version of rule III.A.2 took effect on February 9, 2009. Complete version of rules:
A major rewrite of the tournament rules became effective February 1, 2009.
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