If a player leads or plays two or more cards simultaneously:
- If the face of only one card is visible, that card is played; all other cards are picked up and
there is no further rectification (see Law 47F).
- If the face of more than one card is visible, the offending player designates the card he proposes to play; when he is a defender, each
other card exposed becomes a penalty card (see Law 50).
- After an offending player withdraws a visible card, an opponent who subsequently played to that trick may withdraw his play
and substitute another card without further rectification (but see Law 16C).
- If the simultaneous play remains undiscovered until both sides have played to the next trick,
Law 67 applies.