What is the proper procedure for calling a judge when you suspect your opponent is making repeated gameplay errors or potentially cheating?

Ruling: Players should call a judge immediately when they notice gameplay errors, even on the first occurrence, rather than reminding their opponent themselves. Players can also request a judge to watch their table if they suspect ongoing issues or cannot maintain the game state themselves.

Sequence:

• When you notice a gameplay error (like failing to pay costs or illegal game actions), call a judge immediately
• Do not remind your opponent of the error yourself - let the judge handle it
• If errors continue or you suspect cheating, request that a judge watch your table
• The judge will investigate by interviewing both players, checking for witnesses at neighboring tables, and examining the game state

Nuances:

• Players are responsible for maintaining game state, but should call judges rather than trying to police everything themselves
• Warnings are meant to track patterns, not punish single mistakes - errors are assumed unintentional until proven otherwise
• It takes 3 warnings in each category to result in a game loss
• Requesting a judge to watch your table is valid and encouraged, especially for slow play or when you cannot catch all errors
• Calling a judge for seemingly minor infractions is not angleshooting - it's necessary for tracking patterns and preventing cheating from going undetected
• Table judges for streamed matches are typically only provided at larger tournaments ($50k+ level)