If a player’s club allows them to play during a sanction period, which of the following is a consequence?

The consequence of a player’s club allowing them to play during a sanction period results in a default score of zero to twenty (0:20) for the games played. This reflects the administrative response to violations of sanctioning rules, where games involving a sanctioned player are not considered valid due to the infractions.

Thus, if a player competes despite being under a sanction, the governing body recognizes the violation by assigning a default score to the games in which the player participated. This serves as a deterrent against violating the terms of sanctions and reinforces the seriousness of adhering to the rules established by the federation. The focus here is on upholding the integrity of the competition and ensuring that all players abide by the established guidelines, which is why the recorded score reflects a serious consequence for allowing a player to take part during a sanction period.