A Minor Case Of Unsporting Conduct
Today Level 3 Judge Riki Hayashi shares his thoughts about Unsporting Conduct – Minor, an infraction that carries a penalty of a Warning.
Today Level 3 Judge Riki Hayashi shares his thoughts about Unsporting Conduct – Minor, an infraction that carries a penalty of a Warning.
Riki looks at the rules oddities that Gods bring, thanks to overlapping (and seemingly contradictory, in their specific case) rules that govern what card types they count as when. He also sheds light on some odd facts about new high-caliber tournament staples.
Riki reminds us that it is Survival of the Fittest out there, and that the time to think about how you’re going to win the Pro Tour in ten years starts today. What misplays do we make after the tournament, at the drive-thru window?
Level 3 Judge Riki Hayashi explains some of the confusing rules about Theros, including bestow and the Gods. Leave your questions for him in the comments!
Riki provides some anecdotes about simple errors made in tournaments that will hopefully help you avoid them whether you’re a judge or a player.
Riki Hayashi, Regional Coordinator for the Northwest, explains what Regional Coordinators (RCs) in the Judge Program do.
Riki takes a look at the Desecration Demon situation that came up at the World Magic Cup and provides some clarification about what happened and why.
Northwest US Regional Coordinator Riki Hayashi gives you some insight into a part of running a Magic tournament that doesn’t get much press: scorekeeping.
Level 3 Judge Riki Hayashi explains some of the finer subtleties of the M14 rules changes. Be sure not to miss his challenge at the end!
Riki Hayashi stepped into the coverage booth at the StarCityGames.com Columbus Open Weekend. Here’s what he learned!
Prepare to play in StarCityGames.com’s first Team Sealed Open in Somerset, New Jersey this Sunday with Riki Hayashi’s primer on the most unique and fun format.
Prepare to play in StarCityGames.com’s first Team Sealed Open in Somerset, New Jersey on May 5th by reading Riki Hayashi’s primer.
Well-known Level 3 Judge Riki Hayashi explains the latest changes to the Missed Trigger policy and why he wholeheartedly approves of them.
Monday, February 16th – Once in a while, I get a message that catches my attention. This one was from Lucas Siow, a local PTQ winner and first time PT competitor. Going into his first PT, Lucas wanted to know about the differences between a PTQ and a PT. What are the differences in playing Magic at a Professional REL event?
Monday, February 9th – Two weeks ago we dealt with two DQ stories. The second one detailed a so-called “fake scoop,†one player intentionally misleading his opponent into thinking he was scooping to “force a concession.†Obviously, this is a fairly scumbag maneuver. If you do stuff like this, stop it. If someone tries to do something like this to you, call a Judge.