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White Book – November 2003 – Chapter I<br />

0.5 Abbreviations<br />

The following are used throughout:<br />

DIC Director-in-Charge<br />

EBL European Bridge League<br />

<strong>EBU</strong> English Bridge Union<br />

HP Hybrid Point<br />

L&EC Laws & Ethics Committee<br />

MP Match-point<br />

TD <strong>Tournament</strong> Director<br />

VP Victory Point<br />

WBF World Bridge Federation<br />

WBFLC World Bridge Federation’s Laws Committee<br />

When we use the expression DIC rather than TD we refer to powers that the DIC does<br />

not expect to delegate to his assistants.<br />

Scope of the Laws<br />

0.6 Extraneous action [WBFLC]<br />

Is an action that is not mentioned in the Laws legal? Anything not mentioned is<br />

‘extraneous’. It may be considered illegal if information deriving from it is used.<br />

For example, the Laws permit a player to look at his opponents’ convention card at his<br />

own turn to call or play. Some people have suggested that since the Laws do not<br />

mention anything about a player looking at his opponents’ convention card at other<br />

players’ turns then that is legal. But that is not so.<br />

[WBFLC minutes 1997-10-19#8]<br />

0.7 Score adjustment [WBFLC]<br />

Score adjustment is for redressing damage to one side, and taking away advantage<br />

from the other side, not for punishing them.<br />

[WBFLC minutes 2000-01-20#12]<br />

Definitions: Convention<br />

0.8 Denomination [WBFLC]<br />

This reads:<br />

‘1. A call that, <strong>by</strong> partnership agreement, conveys a meaning other than<br />

willingness to play in the denomination named (or in the last denomination<br />

named), or …..’<br />

The phrase in parentheses referring to the last denomination named only refers to<br />

cases where a pass, double or redouble is being considered, so that there may be a<br />

willingness to play in that denomination.<br />

[WBFLC minutes 1997-10-19#7]<br />

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