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October 19, 2026, prompt 2: Name a foul or rule violation in soccer, basketball, American football, cricket, rugby or ice hockey

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Full sheet. All 391 answers from Krillion's published answer sheet for October 19, 2026.

Rare answers for: Name a foul or rule violation in soccer, basketball, American football, cricket, rugby or ice hockey
Answer	Tier	Points
Flying wedge	One in a Krillion	100
Palpably unfair act	One in a Krillion	100
Abuse of equipment	Deep Cut	85
Advancing a dead ball	Deep Cut	85
Aggressor	Deep Cut	85
Alteration of the playing surface	Deep Cut	85
Attempt to injure	Deep Cut	85
Away-from-the-play foul	Deep Cut	85
Backward pass out of bounds	Deep Cut	85
Blocking out of bounds	Deep Cut	85
Boring in	Deep Cut	85
Bowling consecutive overs	Deep Cut	85
Breaking the stumps in the delivery stride	Deep Cut	85
Butt block	Deep Cut	85
Butt-ending	Deep Cut	85
Cannonball	Deep Cut	85
Cavalry charge	Deep Cut	85
Changing mode of delivery without notice	Deep Cut	85
Changing places with the goalkeeper	Deep Cut	85
Chicken wing	Deep Cut	85
Climbing the fence	Deep Cut	85
Clock manipulation	Deep Cut	85
Closing hand on the puck	Deep Cut	85
Closing the gap	Deep Cut	85
Coaching box violation	Deep Cut	85
Coaching during play	Deep Cut	85
Coin toss infraction	Deep Cut	85
Concealing the ball	Deep Cut	85
Covering the mouth	Deep Cut	85
Crackback block	Deep Cut	85
Crease violation	Deep Cut	85
Crocodile roll	Deep Cut	85
Crusher tackle	Deep Cut	85
Dangerous clean-out	Deep Cut	85
Defensive restrictions on kicks	Deep Cut	85
Deliberate knock into touch	Deep Cut	85
Deliberate trick	Deep Cut	85
Detrimental conduct	Deep Cut	85
Disconcerting signals	Deep Cut	85
Disconcertion	Deep Cut	85
Disobeying an umpire's instruction	Deep Cut	85
Displacing the net	Deep Cut	85
Disqualifying foul	Deep Cut	85
Distracting the batter	Deep Cut	85
Distracting the penalty taker	Deep Cut	85
Double foul	Deep Cut	85
Double movement	Deep Cut	85
Dummy throw	Deep Cut	85
Early engagement	Deep Cut	85
Early jump	Deep Cut	85
Early push	Deep Cut	85
Early strike	Deep Cut	85
Early tackle	Deep Cut	85
Eight-second rule	Deep Cut	85
Entering the basket from below	Deep Cut	85
Entering the referee review area	Deep Cut	85
Entering the referee's crease	Deep Cut	85
Entering the stands	Deep Cut	85
Entering the video operation room	Deep Cut	85
Exceeding the bowling quota	Deep Cut	85
Excessive appealing	Deep Cut	85
Excessive bouncers	Deep Cut	85
Excessive timeout	Deep Cut	85
Excessive use of the review signal	Deep Cut	85
Eye guarding	Deep Cut	85
Face tackle	Deep Cut	85
Failure to proceed directly to the penalty bench	Deep Cut	85
Fake fielding	Deep Cut	85
Falling on the puck	Deep Cut	85
Fielding restriction breach	Deep Cut	85
Four-step rule	Deep Cut	85
Goalkeeper handling after release	Deep Cut	85
Goaltender playing beyond the center red line	Deep Cut	85
Goaltender playing the puck in the restricted area	Deep Cut	85
Goaltender proceeding to the bench	Deep Cut	85
Goaltender throwing the puck toward the opponent's goal	Deep Cut	85
Grapple tackle	Deep Cut	85
Hair pulling	Deep Cut	85
Handled the ball	Deep Cut	85
Handling in the scrum	Deep Cut	85
Handling the puck	Deep Cut	85
Head slap	Deep Cut	85
Helping the runner	Deep Cut	85
Hit the ball twice	Deep Cut	85
Holding down	Deep Cut	85
Hurdling	Deep Cut	85
Illegal assist in scoring	Deep Cut	85
Illegal batting	Deep Cut	85
Illegal bind	Deep Cut	85
Illegal block above the waist	Deep Cut	85
Illegal block after a fair catch signal	Deep Cut	85
Illegal cut block	Deep Cut	85
Illegal deployment of a designated quarterback	Deep Cut	85
Illegal double-team block	Deep Cut	85
Illegal dunk	Deep Cut	85
Illegal feint	Deep Cut	85
Illegal fielder movement	Deep Cut	85
Illegal fielding	Deep Cut	85
Illegal forward handoff	Deep Cut	85
Illegal kick	Deep Cut	85

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What counts as a rare answer in Krillion?

Any accepted answer in the three deepest tiers: Rare (60 points), Deep Cut (85) and One in a Krillion (100). Rare answers are ones only a small share of players reach; Deep Cuts are valid answers almost nobody gives; One in a Krillion answers are hand-picked gems.

Is the rarest answer always worth 100 points?

No. The official FAQ says the One in a Krillion answer isn't chosen on rarity alone: past a certain depth rarity is hard to tell apart, so the gem is also picked for how satisfying it is to land on. Many Deep Cuts are just as obscure.

Why do some prompts have thousands of Deep Cuts?

Answer sets are built from dictionaries, encyclopedias and other reference lists, so open prompts collect very long tails. Almost everything past the familiar answers lands in Deep Cut.

Where do these answers come from?

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