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Self-Destruct Button  and Legal Missprint
1. Self-Destruct Button
Player A Activate SDB in game 1
The Judge rules that all it does if used in Game 1 is reset the duel
So Game 2 Player A Won
Game 3 Player B Wins
So by the judges rules Both Players go into a 4th game
Player B won because it is found out the player A has a few extra Copys of 3 Limted Cards in her Deck
Is this the right Rulling  for SDB


2 Legal Missprint

I have been coming across a few Missprint cards with No name
This past weekend I got my hands on a Gold Serise Torrential Tribute but there is No name printed on the cards and I want to know if it is legal and if so who it is ruled as No Name being printed on the card at all

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To make sure I have the situation correct, I'll restate it:

In game 1 of the match, the duel ended with SDB being played.  This results in a draw.  Player A won game 2 and Player B won game three.  Somehow, before game 4 began, it was discovered that Player A had extra copies of a limited card in his/her deck.

The situation was handled correctly.  A draw (in this example, due to SDB), has no bearing on the match.  Since at the end of three games neither player has 2 game wins, the match continues.  However, a player had an illegal deck, so was given a game loss.  This gives the other player (Player B) two game wins, and therefore the match win.

Situation 2:  It's always up to the head judge, but I would be fine with cards with no name as long as you know the name of the card to discard it for effects (such as Mind Crush).

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The winner of the match is the first person to win 2 duels.

Keep that in mind for ease in future with regards to draws.

863722:

The winner of the match is the first person to win 2 duels.

Keep that in mind for ease in future with regards to draws.

That's not necessarily true, it depends on where the match is at when time has expired in the round. It is possible, depending on the situation, for a player to win a match having won only one game.

Please refer to Appendix A: Yugioh Policy, section A-10. End of Match Procedures. You can view the Yugioh Policy using the link provided below....

http://entertainment.upperdeck.com/community/files/1320924/download.aspx

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Basically, a "Draw" or "Tie" game does not help or hinder your total amount of Wins nor your total amount of losses.

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