Tuesday night Blitz @ MCC: CONTROVERSY!

17 players, 3 FMs, Baron blows a fuse in round 10 after Kalisch moves, takes his hand off the piece, then changes mind (and goes on to win)! Zlatko Vargo avoids quadruple phone violation to persistent caller, some amused...

Final scores:

#	Name	Score
1	Jack Puccini	9
2	Michael Baron	8½
3	Leo Nguyen	7
4	Bill Jordan	6½
5	Simon Schmidt	6
6	Thomas Kalisch	6
7	Richard Lee	5½
8	Andrew Fletcher	5½
9	Marcus Raine	5
10	Zheng Sun	5
11	Paul Cavezza	5
12	Tony Tosesvki	5
13	Judi Sugiharto	4
14	Elizabeth Warren	4
15	Mohan Jothibabu	4
16	Zlatko Varga	3
17	Richard Snow	1

So we're all on the same page for next week:

1. We'll use the official FIDE rules, so Andrew's pawn and knight VS Bill's many pieces and no time will be a win for Andrew.

2. Illegal moves can't be claimed long after they've happened. If an illegal moves is made (e.g. Tom V Michael), the clock is stopped, the arbiter (me or whoever else is chosen before we start) is called, if they're playing their game they pause the clock, a ruling is made and the ruling is accepted.

3. Zlatko's wife's attempt to call him 17 times in one game will result in a loss for Zlatko, but not for Zlatko's wife who will get to speak to her husband.

Agreed?