Yellow Card

“two or three yellow cards or a red card with imposed penalties as described above for a player's first, second or third offense. (3) In addition to and separate from the provisions of this rule that require various suspensions for excessive yellow or red cards, players are subject to a Conduct Violation Complaint by the Chief Operating Officer, Chairman of the Association, or member of the Executive Committee under the USPA's Disciplinary Procedures Policy for misconduct”

“elbowing or pushing with hand or mallet) should also not tolerated and should be penalized with a yellow card in accordance with Rule 33.b(1)(a). 27. ROUGH OR ABUSIVE PLAY c...EXAMPLES: White #3 places his mallet in front of Blue #2's horse's head to impede Blue's horse. In Blue's attempt to make a play, he strikes White's mallet with the butt of his mallet. The Umpires blow the whistle and announce an offsetting foul, but elect to assess both players two yellow cards and sit them each down for two minutes of play with no substitutions. (See Rule 33.”

“Yellow Card: The Umpire shall immediately assess a yellow card against a player who demonstrates unsportsmanlike conduct as described above. (i.) The player's first yellow card (offense) in a game will result in a penalty and may increase or decrease an existing penalty's severity. Any subsequent yellow card or red card will also result in a penalty and may increase or decrease an existing penalty's severity. (ii.”