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Postby eisenhorn » Wed Feb 17, 2010 11:44 am

Do i have to offer my cascaded cards for my opponent to cut every time?
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Re: Cascade

Postby merlin the wizard » Wed Feb 17, 2010 12:09 pm

Yes is the short answer.
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Re: Cascade

Postby Graham » Wed Feb 17, 2010 3:47 pm

Stelios - can't find why this should be the case - can you give the long answer as well. Tournament Rules only refer to presenting a shuffled deck, not randomized cards
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Re: Cascade

Postby Cannar Wilm » Thu Feb 18, 2010 2:21 am

Stelios talked to me about this tonight and I think the answer is yes. My reasoning is based on the following section on card shuffling in the Tournament Rules:

Magic Tournament Rules wrote:3.8 Card Shuffling
Decks must be randomized using some form of riffle and/or mash shuffle at the start of every game and whenever an instruction requires it. Randomization is defined as bringing the deck to a state where no player can have any information regarding the order or position of cards in any portion of the deck. Pile shuffling alone is not sufficiently random.


Note that the section defines 'randomization' and how it relates to shuffling. It continues:

Magic Tournament Rules wrote:3.8 Card Shuffling
Once the deck is randomized, it must be presented to an opponent.


Now although this says 'deck' (I believe this is just a grammatical oversight) I think this supports offering the cut.

Besides, who doesn't enjoy offering 1 card to an opponent to cut ? :D
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Re: Cascade

Postby Graham » Thu Feb 18, 2010 9:44 am

Yes that's the section I found - seems a reasonable thing to do of course.
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