Dueling Network Policy: Part 2

The move was the last action to have occurred.

The player wishes to undo the move within a reasonable amount of time.

The opponent gives their permission.

Never.

No action should be taken by an admin.

An admin should give the player a verbal Warning.

An admin should give the player a Warning for Game-play (Minor).

An admin should give the player a Game Loss for Game-play (Major).

Mirror Force should be sent to the Graveyard.

Mirror Force should be Set.

Mirror Force and the two remaining Set Spell/Trap Cards should be picked up, shuffled, then Set back to the field.

The gamestate cannot be repaired.

The card should be returned to the top of the Deck.

The card should be shuffled into the Deck.

The card should be placed in a location where it can be viewed by the opponent, then returned to the top of the Deck.

The card should be placed in a location where it can be viewed by the opponent, then shuffled into the Deck.

No action should be taken by an admin.

An admin should give the player a Warning for Game-play (Minor).

An admin should give the player a Game Loss for Game-play (Major).

An admin should ban the player for Cheating.

All three cards should be returned to the top of the Deck in their original order.

The opponent should be given the opportunity to view all three cards, then they should be returned to the top of the Deck in their original order.

All three cards should be shuffled into the Deck.

The opponent should be given an opportunity to view all three cards, then they should be shuffled into the Deck.

The player should reveal their hand if it contains no other copies of that card, else the gamestate cannot be repaired.

The player should reveal three copies of that card from their Deck if able, else the gamestate cannot be repaired.

An admin should review the game logs and confirm the identity of the card returned to the Deck.

The gamestate cannot be repaired.

The player should reveal their hand.

The player should reveal that card from their Deck.

Either of the above.

The gamestate cannot be repaired.

The player should return that card to its proper location.

The player should show a screenshot of their Deck to an admin, and return the card shown at the bottom to its proper location.

The player should show a screenshot of their Deck to their opponent, and return the card shown at the bottom to its proper location.

The gamestate cannot be repaired.

The effect of Mind Crush has finished resolving and play should continue.

The opponent must reveal their hand.

The opponent may show an admin a screenshot of their hand, else they must reveal their hand.

The opponent may show two copies of the declared card in the Deck if able, else they must reveal their hand.

The effect of Mind Crush has finished resolving and play should continue.

The opponent must reveal their hand.

The opponent may show an admin a screenshot of their hand, else they must reveal their hand.

None of the above.

The player may return the two monsters to their original positions.

The player may return the two monsters to their original positions, but receives a Warning for Game-play (Minor).

The player must Xyz Summon if able, else they return the two monsters to their original positions and receive a Warning for Game-play (Minor).

The player receives a Warning for Game-play (Minor). That player must Xyz Summon if able, else they return the two monsters to their original positions.

Maxx “C” should be returned to the hand, and the Xyz Summon should be performed.

Maxx “C” should be returned to the hand, and the two monsters should be returned to their original positions.

The two monsters should be returned to their original positions, and the effect of Maxx “C” should be allowed to activate.

None of the above.

The turn player asks, “What is its DEF?” immediately after resolving the Chain.

The turn player asks, “500 DEF, right?” within a reasonable amount of time.

The turn player asks, “What is Mathematician’s DEF?” much later in the turn.

All of the above.

Reminders for mandatory effects.

The name of each card in the opponent's hand after it is revealed.

The source of any Life Point gains for either player.

The source of any damage inflicted to either player.

Thoughts on which Side Deck cards to use later in the Match.

Turn counters.

Strategies being used.

Any information printed on a card.

Any ATK/DEF modifiers being applied.

Note-taking is not allowed under any circumstances.