Clearly, this is yet another not-so-small pitfall.
In the audience's room, there simultaneously exist three different speakers: one next to the Inner Court Players' screens, another beside the Outer Court Players' screens, and the third on the wall away from both screens.
And the information conveyed by these three speakers is different.
If the speaker on the wall of the audience room emits sound, then the information will only be known by the audience.
If the speaker beside the Outer Court Players' screens emits sound, it means both Outer Court Players and the audience will know.
The speaker beside the Inner Court Players' screens is akin to a full group announcement.
Previously, when introducing the rules to the three types of players, the speakers kept switching, a kind of hint, but most of the audience likely didn't pay attention.
Furthermore, according to the King's Judgment scenario, when the audience bets on players, the players being bet upon are not informed.
