GENERAL FORFEITURE RULES

1. Default time is 10 minutes. The only excuse are a flat tire or a car accident on your way to the match.

2. If a player is unable to finish a match due to tiredness, injury, illness, etc., she must forfeit the match. Better to forfeit if overheated than to become seriously ill.

3. Everyone must respond to a challenge within 24 hours and give the challenger at least 3 reasonable days and times (including one weekend and evening) within 7 days to play the match. Otherwise, the challenged player must offer a forfeit. Similarly, the challenger must respond back to the challenged player within 24 hours to say which date and time are best to schedule the match. Otherwise the challenged player may move on and make or accept another challenge.  Remember, communication between players should be "live" and not done solely through answering machines.

4. The challenger must report match results within 24 hours of play or forfeit the win.

5. Challenges should be at least 7 days prior to the end of the season. Challenges made with fewer than 7 days left in the season are not subject to forfeits due to unavailability.

6. Once a match is officially scheduled with a mutually agreed upon date and time, if either team finds out later that they cannot play, then that team must offer a forfeit. Points will be awarded to the non-defaulting team, and ladder changes will be made if necessary.



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