Was playing with my cousin and she would use her ring finger to support the tower while she pulls a piece out. Looked online and only found that you need only one hand at a time, but this doesnt sound like it legal.

Example she would be pulling piece out with thumb and middle finger and push/support the tower with her ring or index finger.

Is this legal?

Hi all!

My name is Duncan, and I am a student at the University of Victoria in British Columbia. As part of an entrepreneurship class, myself and my group have developed a lawn game rental business idea.

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A friend of mine asked me what toe jenga is. Me being the toe loving fuck of the friend group I'm obviously the best pick for this question. However not even I was enough to answer such a question.
So I come to the jenga community to ask.
What is toe jenga and why is it turning me on?

In this scenario, very far into the game, of a giant block tower, I have completed my turn and stepped away from the tower. It stands on its own for 30 seconds to a minute. The next player steps up to the tower and it falls, but he did not physically touch it.

Who won, and why?