Gamesmanship and Solidarity/ST

[Pastorofmuppets]

let's say, for the fun of it, that I'm playing Spring Tide.
My opponent has 39 cards in his Library and I'm at 18 spells for the turn, with an extra 6 mana in my pool. He suggests that I should have 5. I rewind and show him but he refuses to budge. This was on MWS just now. If this were a sanctioned match, what would happen?

[Meister_Kai]

This was on MWS just now

Well, everybody, lets call it a day.

[erg-19]

in a sanctioned match ? you'd either call a judge or get your jaw broken with a steel dildo. how are you not a troll?
I'm assuming this is the trol that it happened to. Troll elsewhere. This can be a legit question.


let's say, for the fun of it, that I'm playing Spring Tide.
My opponent has 39 cards in his Library and I'm at 18 spells for the turn, with an extra 6 mana in my pool. He suggests that I should have 5. I rewind and show him but he refuses to budge. This was on MWS just now. If this were a sanctioned match, what would happen?
I'd assume a judge would ask you to replay everything they way you did it. However, if your opponent has less than spell count x 3 left in his library, why would it matter?

[Some Guy]

I'm assuming this is the trol that it happened to. Troll elsewhere. This can be a legit question.


what , how can this be legitimate question "in sanctioned match , what do you do when your opponent wont accept something you can prove" ?

[Meekrab]

If this were a sanctioned match, what would happen?
You would call a judge, show them the obvious, and your opponent would probably get a warning for douchehattery.