Competitors of all kinds know home court advantage helps them win. Home court advantage refers to the psychological, procedural and logistical edge gained by competing in a familiar setting, where one has better knowledge of the rules and conditions, and where spectators and possibly referees, judges and juries tend to be more supportive. Sports teams, business negotiators, entertainers and litigators all want the home court advan...
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