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Date Posted: 05:25:36 12/02/04 Thu
Author: Gethyn
Subject: Re: Concealment/'Open' Stacks
In reply to: Alan Yngve 's message, "Re: Concealment" on 13:50:00 12/01/04 Wed

Thanks for the confirmation, alan.

Out of interest, and on a more general but associated note, to what extent do people share their stack composition with their opponent?

Obviously, if a stack is concealed, then only the owner can know what's in it.
But I was wondering if there was a precedent for saying that your opponent can only check what's in a stack (any stack) if they nominate fire against it.
Bit of the fog of war, perhaps?

I can't decide if that's a silly notion or not. :)

G

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