"The right to cut."

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    Player A shuffles his/her deck
    Player B shuffles his/her deck

    Both players allow the opponent to cut each others deck.

    Player A and B swap... cut and give the decks back.

    would player A be able to "Excuse his/her right to cut." and then cut their own deck and then draw 5 cards and begin the duel?

    Basically... after the opponent returns your deck is there a such thing as a "right to cut" allowing you to cut the deck once more?

    Someone at a shop I sometimes go to does this I we just accept it... is this true?
     
    No, they wouldn't be allowed to cut their deck back
    only happened to me once when i di one of those crazy cuts and he said that he could just shuffle it because of the crazy one (he didn't cut it back), though i think i won that round anyways...
    overall, no. Especially if you notice him getting monstorous draws early game
     
    Is a player allowed to re-shuffle after thier opponent has shuffled thier deck?
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    Response:

    You cannot reshuffle your Deck.

    However, you may cut your Deck afterwards. This allows you to ensure that your
    opponent did not order your Deck in a non-random fasion.

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    Curtis Schultz
    Official UDE Netrep
    [email protected]

    wow I guess ur wrong =O

    found this while at the ahh the umm.. p..o.. other forums
     
    if it's a shuffle, sure but if it's just a cut, nah, cuz then you're pretty much "cutting back" the cards you may have arranged in a non-random fashion back to its original state.
     
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