Rule 15B of the USCF Rules and Regulations, 7th Edition (that's the current one).
http://www.uschess.org/docs/gov/chessrules/US_Chess_Rule_Book_Chapters_1_2_11_v7.0.pdf
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blueemu wrote:
Rule 15B of the USCF Rules and Regulations, 7th Edition (that's the current one).
http://www.uschess.org/docs/gov/chessrules/US_Chess_Rule_Book_Chapters_1_2_11_v7.0.pdf
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Any one familiar with the USCF rules and regulations when it comes to time control and notation. Here is the scenario... In a classical match (1 hour 35 minute, delay 5 seconds) when a player reaches under five minutes... they do not have to continue taking notation, right? What about their opponent?
Example:
Say I have 4 minutes 59 seconds left. My opponent has 40 minutes left. Do they have to keep taking notation or can they stop when I stop? I have heard it debated a few times at the club and it seems no one knows for sure.