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There was a notorious "poop-throwing" incident last year involving a VGC National Champion getting banned and stripped of his title... so yes.

The interesting part is, this was sensationalism rather than a game-related ban. In VGC, we have statistically seen stricter penalties for out of game "violations" than any attempts to cheat IN a tournament.

I hope that never happens in TCG. Keep the judges at the game table, please.
 
If this guy behaves whiles he watched by judges and doesn't behave while on cam says something. I think this guy should be hawk-eyed by judges. Kinda sad though if it has to go that far. There has been numerous accusation of cheating across the game, but if this guys stacking his deck - I suggest to all of his opponents to cut/and or shuffle his deck.
 
NO, there was only one St. Louis player playing Klingklang, and that was John Roberts II...and we know what happened to him!!!

Vince
 
There were a few more Missouri players that played Klingklang at nats. I think as far as Mid Missouri players went 2 played Darkrai/Chandelure, 2 played Kyurem, and the rest (like 5-6) played Klinklang. They went anywhere from 1-4 drop/this deck sucks, to 6-3 bubble

I don't think Newman went to nats this year.
 
The interesting part is, this was sensationalism rather than a game-related ban. In VGC, we have statistically seen stricter penalties for out of game "violations" than any attempts to cheat IN a tournament.

I hope that never happens in TCG. Keep the judges at the game table, please.

I think the public blew up the incident and made it sound like the guys were literally flinging poop around like Pokeballs.
 
This will be interesting. I look forward to seeing what's next - I hope the crusade against cheating in this game has only begun. I still see WAY too much of it.
 
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