Sasku and Sohk

For about a week, I was accused in the middle of a game of (our pair) sasku that I was using some kind of help or that it was not possible to play together without making a fuss. I don't remember the exact position or moves, but something like this: W leads a suit bluff, my partner N puts a 10 of another suit, E leads a suit-based ace, I (S) lead a trump ace. Then E started shouting. However, the trump was my choice and it wasn't an opening move. My partner simply took a risk that I would still have to lead something, etc. etc. It's been two weeks now and I sometimes have doubts that some players, who are understood not to deal in a match, suddenly make surprisingly good moves in the middle of the deals. Probably the easiest option would be to keep a private conversation with my partner and we would probably be able to share quick suggestions without arousing suspicion, even when making trump. I haven't tried it myself, but if such a thing is possible, it should be set up so that you can't be private during the game (at least with the other players)!

You could watch games replayed. Good players can logically justify moves. However, if one player has a lot of illogical moves that always work, that could raise suspicion. Replays are also a good way to learn from better players -- especially in tournaments where the same hands are played.

I have a question: why shouldn't there be an option to put 10(8) seconds in time, if there's a certain move, it's done immediately, but sometimes if it's suspicious, the whole 30 are used, so it's not a connection error??? At the same time, the game is also half-lucky, since I'm not a pro, I'm constantly risking losing, it's nothing. At the same time, those who play together are somehow strange, with a twist - just losers.

I like the 30 seconds; I don't have time to go to the toilet, but it's necessary for some activities, work, etc. things. At the same time, there have been a thousand topics here about some guy using every move all the time and at the same time being active on other sites. After a certain amount of time, these names are revealed and announced in the chat room - then it's the player's own risk whether to go to such a brother's table or take him to play. The so-called JOKK men are screened out anyway.. Bacco also said something funny, because these "swingy" brothers can even sit in the same apartment with their flip-flops and do all sorts of tricks :p No rule can really stop that...