Did You Say Potential?
A potential claim lands. Call it: backed, or just a word.
Backed means a pointer you can look at now - a finished thing, a record, a number. Just a word means an adjective or a "later". Where is the pointer?
Adjectives are weather. Records are ground.
About Did You Say Potential?
"I have huge potential" is the most comfortable sentence ever invented - it asks for nothing: no record, no finished thing, no cost to be wrong. It is a shield, not a claim. The game is the split behind it: is the claim backed by something you can point to in the next ten seconds, or is it just a word that floats past on the strength of an adjective? The whole read is one reflex - where is the pointer.
How to Play
Six claims. Ask where the pointer is. A finished thing, a record, a number you already have - that is backed. An adjective, a promise of the future, "a chance not yet given" - that is just a word. Call the side before the timer. Streaks of clean audits earn the backing read.