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TIK-Forward's Solution to the Sawed-Off Rule

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A new rule was supposed to tackle cheating in the drawing circle. Now it is being criticized for killing the flow of the games. “Now it feels like it takes 20 seconds every time,” says Timrå IK center Marcus Westfält, who still sees a solution to the problem.
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A new rule was supposed to tackle cheating in the drawing circle. Now it is being criticized for killing the flow of the games. “Now it feels like it takes 20 seconds every time,” says Timrå IK center Marcus Westfält, who still sees a solution to the problem.

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st.nu broke the news on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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