Edison Format · March 2010
Neither player can Summon more than two times per turn.
The Continuous-like Effect does not activate.
This effect counts all Summon events performed during the turn. (ex: Scapegoat is only 1 Summon event, since the 4 monsters are Summoned simultaneously).
The limit applies to Normal / Flip / Tribute / Special Summons.
Summons performed before Summon Limit resolved are counted towards the limit. After Summon Limit resolves, a player that already Summoned twice cannot Summon any more monsters this turn.
A negated Summon (ex: Chaos Sorcerer) still counts towards the limit.
An Effect (ex: Debris Dragon) that is negated (by Skill Drain) still counts towards the limit.
An Effect (ex: Instant Fusion) whose activation is negated (by Dark Bribe) does not count towards the limit.
The limit applied by "Summon Limit" includes Normal Summons, Flip Summons, and Special Summons.
Summons performed before "Summon Limit" resolves are applied to the limit of 2 per turn.
If you Flip Summon 3 monsters during your turn, you can activate "Summon Limit" afterwards in the same turn, but you cannot Summon any monsters for the rest of the turn.