JayJay | | #1 | Fri Oct 2, 2026 8:13 AM | | Delete | Hello,
I would like to report my opponent for sharking during a game. Game 1 went without any issues but game 2 he sharked twice.
https://www.duelingbook.com/replay?id=17408-85795558
here is the link to the match.
I continued playing because there where no judges online at the time therefore I did not want to waste time waiting and just went with it. |
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Brilliand | | #2 | Wed Oct 7, 2026 6:58 PM | | Delete | I don't think those count as "Sharking".
#1: Raigeki Break chained to Creature Swap - he has to choose which monster to give you when Creature Swap resolves, which is after Raigeki Break resolves. If he doesn't have a monster at that point, Creature Swap does nothing. (You're calling it "sharking" that he didn't give you time to kill his MoF before he revealed Creature Swap - but you shouldn't have done so anyway; the problem here is that you were both wrong about how Creature Swap works.)
#2: Mirror Force activated upon entering Battle Phase, before any attack was declared - nothing to be done here unfortunately, you activated a trap at a time when it wasn't legal to activate and so warned your opponent that you had it. |
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rapidfire9656 | | #3 | Thu Oct 8, 2026 2:01 PM | | Delete | I agree those werent sharking |
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JayJay | | #4 | Fri Oct 9, 2026 11:17 AM | | Delete | Oh ok, so basically that was cheating in instance number 1 (he got my monster and used his eff) and he just beeing an ass in instance number 2 because he was blatanlty going to attack.
Very good to know how some people behave. I was lucky enough to never have people like this against. |
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Brilliand | | #5 | Fri Oct 9, 2026 4:58 PM | | Delete | "Cheating" is intentionally breaking the rules to gain an advantage; that first case looks likely to be an honest mistake, though it's possible a judge might rule differently after checking his history.
But yes, that was a jerk move on his part to completely blatantly take advantage of some hidden information that you accidentally showed him. |
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JayJay | | #6 | Fri Oct 9, 2026 5:32 PM | | Delete | Brilliand, thank you for taking the time to reply. |
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