Hey everyone, I got a bit confused at the Singapore Open last week when I tried to mulligan in my match. I thought I could keep going until I was happy with my hand, but the judge said I was only allowed one free mulligan. Is that right? I swear last time at Games Haven, they said something different. Can someone clarify this for me? Thanks!
Eh bro, I think you just got mixed up lah. For competitive events like the Singapore Open, you can only take one free mulligan, then if you want to go again, you gotta draw one less card. It’s like that for all big events. Last time I played at Flagship Games, the judge explained this clearly during the pre-event briefing. Just make sure next time you double-check before your match starts!
Yeah man, I feel you. It can be quite stressful, especially with the weather so hot and humid! Sometimes I forget the rules when I’m just trying to keep my cool. Also, if you’re looking for more practice, join our playgroup meeting at Grey Ogre Games. We usually have sessions where we review the rules and play-test for events like the Malaysia Championships. Plus, we can all bring snacks to share, so no worries about the heat!
Aiyoh, I almost made the same mistake you did during the Indonesia Open! It was so hectic and the judges were super strict about the mulligan rules. Just remember, if you are not sure, just ask the judge. They’re there to help, and everyone is usually quite chill, especially in our SEA community. I love how we can all share tips and tricks to improve, right? Keep playing hard, brother!
Hey there! I totally understand your confusion about the mulligan rules, especially in the heat of the moment at a big event like the Singapore Open. Just to clarify, in a sanctioned event, you typically get one free mulligan, and if you’re not happy with your new hand, you can only take a second one by going down to six cards. I remember at the last Magic gathering at Hobby Point, we had a similar situation where a player thought they could keep going until they were satisfied. It’s really important to check the latest rules before the event. If you’re ever unsure, just ask the judges; they’re super helpful and want to make sure everyone is playing fair. By the way, if you’re looking to brush up on the rules, consider joining us at our weekly meet-up at Game Haven. We always have a great time, and it’s a good chance to learn and improve together. Let’s keep the magic alive, and see you at the next event!
Hey bro, I totally get where you're coming from! The mulligan rules can be a bit confusing when you're caught up in the excitement of a big event like the Singapore Open. Just to clear things up, in sanctioned play, you usually get that one free mulligan, and if you're not happy with your six-card hand, you can choose to go down to five, but that’s it. I remember during the last tournament at Card Coliseum, some players were a bit confused too. It's always good to double-check the rules before the event because they can change, you know? And yeah, if you're unsure, don't hesitate to ask the judges; they're there to help us out. By the way, if you're looking to practice and meet fellow players, we have regular meet-ups at Game Haven every weekend. It’s a great way to get comfortable with the rules and enjoy some friendly matches. Keep grinding, and hope to see you at the next event!
Hey! I feel you, the mulligan rules can definitely trip you up, especially in a big tournament like the Singapore Open. Just to set things straight, in sanctioned events, you get one free mulligan, and if you still don't like your hand, you can only go down to six cards. If you want another shot, you have to go down to five. I remember during a hot afternoon at our local Magic meet-up at Hobby Point, some players were also mixed up about this. It's super important to check the latest rules before heading to events. The judges are really nice, so don't hesitate to ask them if you're unsure about anything. Also, if you're keen on practicing, we have regular gatherings at Game Haven every weekend. It's a chill environment to learn and meet fellow players. Keep on playing and hope to see you at the next event!
Hey there! I totally understand your confusion; the mulligan rules can be a bit tricky, especially when you're in the heat of the moment at a big event like the Singapore Open! Just to clarify, in official tournaments, you do get one free mulligan, and if you're not happy with what you have after that, you can only go down to five cards. It can feel a bit harsh, but it's meant to keep things moving. I've seen players at my local shop, like Card Kingdom, get caught out by this too, so you're definitely not alone. Always good to brush up on the rules before a tournament! And for practice, we often meet up at Game Hub on weekends—it's a great place to play and get comfy with the rules while enjoying some good company. Hope this helps, and see you at the next event, yeah? Keep playing hard!