In which situation would an infraction lead to a Game Loss?

An infraction can lead to a Game Loss after three warnings in the same category because this procedure is designed to maintain a fair and orderly game environment. The rules specify that repeated infractions signal a lack of compliance with the guidelines, and after multiple warnings, judges are empowered to escalate penalties to more serious consequences, including a Game Loss. This enforcement approach emphasizes the importance of adhering to the game's rules and the responsibility of players to ensure they are following them throughout a match.

The other scenarios described do not warrant a Game Loss. Minor mistakes, while they may affect gameplay, do not automatically escalate to disciplinary actions unless they fit certain criteria or are repeated. A voluntary concession by a player is a personal decision that does not result in a penalty being imposed by a judge. Lastly, imposing a Game Loss only during the final round of a tournament would be an arbitrary application of penalties that is not part of standard procedure, as Game Losses can happen at any point in a sanctioned event based on the severity or frequency of infractions.