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...not lead to [[bonuses]]''. If the score is still tied after that, "sudden-death" play occurs, that is, tossups are read until a correct answer is given (in * In [[ACF]] rules, overtime is solely the sudden-death procedure described above.

...cle] about the tournament describing a semifinal match decided on a sudden-death spelling tossup.

| Three tossups without bonuses, then [[sudden death]] if necessary | [[Sudden death]]

* If necessary, [[overtime]] consists solely of [[sudden death]]

...ad to bonuses. If the game is still tied after that, it goes into [[sudden death]].

...ntinue like this until a champion is crowned. In the case of a tie, sudden-death tiebreaker questions are read until one player answers a question correctly

Two New Orleans playoff games were decided on sudden-death tiebreakers. One of the questions was "Most of the 80 million citizens of ...' who was the other person in the carriage in addition to the narrator and Death?"

...only two players could enter the finals. The three players played a sudden death tiebreaker, and he answered the first question(which was on J. Edgar Hoover

...tossup thrown out, leading to a single question computational math sudden death between the two teams. Neither team answered correctly, resulting in Irving

...e for bonuses is reduced from 10 to 4 seconds. If a match is tied, 'sudden death' tiebreakers may be played until a winner is clear. There are no picture or

...ound, there is still a tie between the two teams, the game enters a sudden-death mode, in which the first person to gain any amount of points wins, but a te

In 1988, the championship was won on a sudden-death tiebreaker question, which began "The Netherlands...." and was successfully

...worth 1 point, with no power or neg points, and ties are decided by sudden death (using up to three tossups, the third of which is a very short, very easy q