Daily sheets
After an appearance, candidates note what they were asked. In TheLTK those notes become a sheet for each day: the runs and points asked at appearances, checked before they are published.
How the sheets are made
1
Candidates report
After an appearance, a candidate reports the date, the stage and what they were asked: runs, pairs of points, or their own words. Reporting is free.
2
Each report is checked
A reviewer reads every report and matches it to the runs and points it names before it counts.
3
The sheet is published
Subscribers see each day's sheet as it fills up, how often each point and run has been asked, and can drill any sheet.
The public pages show points and counts only. They never name examiners or the candidates who reported.
Learn the Knowledge with TheLTK
Every run and point, a plan for each day, and your calls checked turn by turn.