THE LAWS OF ASSOCIATION CROQUET (6th Edition, Amended 2008)
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APPENDIX 5
ADVANCED HANDICAP PLAY
When a game is played under the
conditions of Advanced Handicap Play, the laws of both Advanced Play
(Laws 36 and 42) and Handicap Play (Law 37 to 39 and 43) apply
subject to the following modifications:
1. BISQUES IN RELATION TO LIFT OR CONTACT
Any half-bisque or bisque is
counted as part of the "preceding turn" for the purpose of
determining the entitlement to a lift or contact under Law 36.
There is no restriction on taking a half-bisque or bisque after a
turn in which a lift or contact has been taken.
2. PEGGING OUT IN ADVANCED HANDICAP GAMES
The restriction on pegging out
the striker's ball in Law 38 does not apply.
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