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For the 'poor hygiene' tournament rule, since it's a passive condition, at what point do you give the second warning - does there need to be a different instance of poor hygiene, or does failure to correct it in a timely manner constitute a repeat violation resulting in a game loss?
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Ruling: The poor hygiene rule operates as two separate conditional triggers at the start of each round. The first trigger gives a warning if the condition exists and no warning has been given yet. The second trigger, if a warning already exists, adds a time counter, and three time counters results in disqualification.
Sequence:
- At the start of the round, if poor hygiene exceeds opponent's tolerance and no warning exists, issue a warning
- At the start of the round, if a warning already exists, add a time counter
- If three time counters accumulate, the player is disqualified
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