No space on scoresheet

[Alan Tate]

2 players are playing a game of chess at a Fide competition with an incremental time control. Move 60 is reached and passed, but no new scoresheets are provided. What to do? :-)

[Andrew McHarg]

Get another one? =) ... or is that too simple for a Fide event? :U

[Alan Tate]

Both players down to minutes. I just stopped recording the moves (a rule break), did not want to stop the clock.

[Donald Wilson]

You could continue recording on the back of the top copy of the scoresheet, and try to attract the attention of a passing arbiter or (perhaps more likely outside Scotland) a reliable spectator who could go and get new scoresheets.

Stopping recording is a bit risky if your opponent finds a way to keep recording.

[Patrick McGovern]

is it not a rule that you can stop the clock in order to consult with the arbiter and would that not include getting score sheets?

[Alan Tate]

I don't know. Jacob once told me that stopping the clock means you resign!!

[lara barnes]

You may always stop your clock to summon an arbiter, including asking for more scoresheets.