No this is in NW Indiana. When it comes to certain prizes we get so much cheese and prize hawking it is sickening. I feel like I went to Wisconsin with all the cheese.

Here was my situation and I never said anything during the game. (in future I will) my oponent today was stalling, no ifs ands or buts. He sat and stared not saying anything, reread his cards, my cards, asked me my opinion on what he should do or could do etc. He has been playing over 2 years. He always plays this way, I only play him now and then because of tournament play. It is the most annoying thing. Tutling is on thing, I say it is a strategy as it forces the other team to go and get the other characters, like the movie 300, forcing the opponent into an ambush situation. This guys just sits there and does nothing when both characters have no outwit, no perplex and 2 tokens! I don't turtle, I don't stall, I like all out attack, however this type of stalling is crazy when it is timed tournament. If it was not timed I could care less how long it is taking. I discussed with my judge that if up against this player for Thanos, I will be calling the judge over quite a bit. In my first game today, I was taking long so I stopped my turn, cleared and let my opponent play without doing all I could or would have done. I try to limit the time my turns take out of courtesy. I played a 45 minute game with this guy once and got 4 turns in. FOUR!! (my own stupidity for not calling him out, as I didn't want to look like I was being petty or deuchey) I try to be ready for my turn and make my moves actions in under a minute, in other words my strategy is prepared before my turn. Sorry for the vent, just frustrating as all get out when people do this.

At tournaments I run I have been known to call out times at different intervals in different rounds. perhaps first round I call it at 25, 15, 10 . next round I might go 20, 10 , 5. it keeps the players unaware and yet attuned to their game, not on the clock. I have even done the extend the rond abit if I do see someone "stalling" .