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Revoke (Renege)
- A failure to follow to the suit lead when able to do so constitutes a
revoke. The declarer may ask a defender who has failed to follow suit
whether he has a card of the suit led (but a claim of revoke does not
automatically warrant inspection of quitted tricks - see
Law 66C). Dummy may ask declarer if partner is void in
the suit led (but see
Law 43B2(b)), however dummy is not under an obligation to do
so.
The ACBL Board of Directors under the authority
granted in the revised Law61B, has ruled that in ACBL sanctioned events, a
defender may inquire of his partner whether he has a card of the suit led.
Once a revoke
is established, the offending side is not under an obligation to point out
the irregularity.
- Adjusted score - See Law
64
Correction of - See Law
62
63
Declarer's right to inquire - See Law
61
Defective trick - See Law
67
Defender's right to inquire - See Law
61
Defined - See Law
61
Director's responsibility to do equity - See Law
64
Disorderliness in trick arrangement as jeopardizing rights - See Law
65
Dummy's right to inquire - See Law
42
43
61
Equity - See Law
64
Establishment - See Law
63
67
Inspection of cards after conclusion of play - See Law
66
Inspection of current trick - See Law
66
Inspection of quitted tricks - See Law
61
Limitation on dummy's right to inquire - See Law
43
Missing card - See Law
14
Penalty card - See Law
14
Penalty for - See Law
64
Penalty inapplicable - See Law
64
Procedure after establishment of - See Law
64
Prohibition on inquiry by defender of partner - See Law
61
Responsibility of director to do equity - See Law
64
Retraction of cards after opponent's correction - See Law
62
Twelfth trick - See Law
62
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