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Etiquette
Is it rude to shake the dice before the opponent has finished the move?
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GPC writes:
There isn't a rule about it, but it's obviously courteous not to shake
while the other player is thinking. It's making noise while the other
player is thinking, and it has a connotation of 'hurry up'. If I have a
player that starts doing this repetitively, I ask him to stop.
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Raccoon writes:
Most, um, premature shakers don't do it to be annoying. They don't all
do it annoyingly. And not everyone always finds it annoying. But in a
particular match, it might reasonably annoy you, and if it does, by all
means ask Opponent 'to desist.'
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Etiquette
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- Am I too slow? (Daniel Murphy, June 1997)
- Commenting on dice (Ron Barry+, Mar 2001)
- Dealing with droppers (Bill Hill, Dec 1998)
- Dealing with droppers (Patti Beadles, Mar 1996)
- Dice cup (Walt Swan, June 2000)
- Direction of play (Ric Gerace+, Aug 2001)
- Doubling opponent out (bustedchucks+, June 2005)
- Doubling to end a game early (Douglas Zare, Aug 2001)
- Etiquette for online play (Dean Ayer+, June 1997)
- Going for backgammon in a one-point match (Douglas Zare, Nov 2000)
- How long to wait? (Marsha Wisniski+, Dec 1997)
- Listening to music while playing (Max Urban+, Oct 2009)
- Moving hit checker first (Timothy Chow+, Oct 2009)
- Premature shaking (Paul Epstein+, July 2005)
- Rolling the dice (Julius Selbach+, July 2005)
- Rude conduct (Igor Schein+, Mar 2003)
- Under resigning (Bob Newell+, Aug 2004)
- Under resigning (Ilya Vinogradsky+, May 1994)
- When to quit (Albert Steg, Nov 1998)
- Why I never complain about the dice (Phil Simborg, Mar 2004)
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