We have all seen it someone's disk lands right at the basket close enough that they would purposely have to throw it the wrong way to miss. They pick it up, reach forward, touch the chains, then move on.
It's an understood gimme an nobody ever argues. Ok I know that the rules state that a throw must leave your hand and that to hole out it must be supported by the chains, pole, inside of the basket, or a combination of the 3, so it's technically illegal, but is it something that just "accepted" in tournaments without any argument or are you expected to physically drop it in?
New to both this site and DG so if this is in the wrong place I apologise.
It's an understood gimme an nobody ever argues. Ok I know that the rules state that a throw must leave your hand and that to hole out it must be supported by the chains, pole, inside of the basket, or a combination of the 3, so it's technically illegal, but is it something that just "accepted" in tournaments without any argument or are you expected to physically drop it in?
New to both this site and DG so if this is in the wrong place I apologise.