If I miss a trigger and my opponent calls a judge to correct the gamestate, will I receive a warning?

Ruling: If you miss a trigger that is not detrimental to you, there is no penalty. If you miss a trigger that is detrimental to you, it is a warning. Once you perform a game action after missing a trigger, it counts as missed and there will be no rewind.

Nuances:

• Intentionally forgetting a trigger is cheating and results in disqualification
• Upon the 3rd warning for missing a trigger that could have been advantageous to miss, you get a game loss
• Players are expected to maintain game state; if caught missing triggers, you may receive a warning and your opponent may receive a warning for failure to maintain game state (FMGS), though FMGS warnings do not upgrade
• You only need to call a judge if you and your opponent don't agree that the trigger was missed; if both players agree it was missed, no judge call is necessary
• Players should try to resolve missed triggers with their opponent first before calling a judge to reduce judge workload