Swimmerdude99 - Intentionally missing turn [ka]
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Accused:
Swimmerdude99
The accused are suspected of:
Other: Intentionally missing turn
Game number:
Game 21879183
Comments:
Swimmerdude99 intentionally missed his turn in Round 3 (Freestyle game) in order to achieve unfair benefit that he and his two teammates can all start Round 4 turn before my team. If he had properly played his turn, then my team would have had first start in Round 4. It might happen that he was busy or unavailable to play his turn but this is not the case here, he missed it intentionally. During the time when he could have played his turn in the game in question, he played multiple turns in other games. Below, I will highlight the one game where he played multiple turns (almost in real-time) with a very short time left until his miss in the game in question.
Game 21981753
In this game, he played multiple turns during the time when he could also play the game in question turn, with times of playing his turns which are corresponding to 16 minutes, 21 minutes, 1 hour, again 1 hour, 4 hours, 5 hours, and 6 hours before the game in question turn was missed. This indicates that he was pretty much available and online when the game in question turn was in last hours or minutes before the turn missing. Yet, he intentionally choose to miss the turn in order to achieve bigger and unfair benefit for his team, that all players of his team can have first start in the subsequent round.
The precedent ruling about intentionally missing turns was made on this link:
viewtopic.php?f=239&t=233691&p=5160856&hilit=Missing+turn#p5160806
I would not otherwise bother to report this case but Swimmerdude99 strongly argued in forums and in the game in question chat that intentionally missing turns is not against the site rules. Therefore, my report is more of educational nature to Swimmerdude99 to teach him that intentionally missing turns are against the site rules, as confirmed by the precedent ruling above. Therefore, as he is not aware of existence of this rule, then he can repeat this practice in many other games and occasions, unless he got warned for his practice of breaking the rules.
Swimmerdude99
The accused are suspected of:
Other: Intentionally missing turn
Game number:
Game 21879183
Comments:
Swimmerdude99 intentionally missed his turn in Round 3 (Freestyle game) in order to achieve unfair benefit that he and his two teammates can all start Round 4 turn before my team. If he had properly played his turn, then my team would have had first start in Round 4. It might happen that he was busy or unavailable to play his turn but this is not the case here, he missed it intentionally. During the time when he could have played his turn in the game in question, he played multiple turns in other games. Below, I will highlight the one game where he played multiple turns (almost in real-time) with a very short time left until his miss in the game in question.
Game 21981753
In this game, he played multiple turns during the time when he could also play the game in question turn, with times of playing his turns which are corresponding to 16 minutes, 21 minutes, 1 hour, again 1 hour, 4 hours, 5 hours, and 6 hours before the game in question turn was missed. This indicates that he was pretty much available and online when the game in question turn was in last hours or minutes before the turn missing. Yet, he intentionally choose to miss the turn in order to achieve bigger and unfair benefit for his team, that all players of his team can have first start in the subsequent round.
The precedent ruling about intentionally missing turns was made on this link:
viewtopic.php?f=239&t=233691&p=5160856&hilit=Missing+turn#p5160806
king achilles wrote:I will still note this report for missing turns intentionally. I highly advise that you stop this practice if you plan to keep on missing your turns intentionally.
I would not otherwise bother to report this case but Swimmerdude99 strongly argued in forums and in the game in question chat that intentionally missing turns is not against the site rules. Therefore, my report is more of educational nature to Swimmerdude99 to teach him that intentionally missing turns are against the site rules, as confirmed by the precedent ruling above. Therefore, as he is not aware of existence of this rule, then he can repeat this practice in many other games and occasions, unless he got warned for his practice of breaking the rules.