?Huh? 😂 Loo-id boat? Jk, I'm still in the slow class....

In a case where a boat is sailing downwind on a starboard reach and another boat is sailing upwind close hauled on a port tack, the windward boat is the stand on vessel because it's on starboard. If the windward boat is sailing dead downwind but the leeward boat is close hauled on a starboard or port tack, the leeward boat has the right of way due to it's starboard tack or due to the fact that it's the leeward (port tack ) boat. If a windward boat is on a either a port or starboard reach and a leeward boat is close hauled on starboard, the leeward boat is the stand on vessel, because when both boats are on starboard, the leeward boat is the stand on boat. I believe this is correct for these situations, because as you said, leeward trumps windward, starboard trumps port, and starboard trumps leeward.

This is explained well for sailors who already know the rules. Doesn’t help a novice at all. Poorly done