Local Solubility of Hyperelliptic Curves

We give a condition for a hyperelliptic curve $C$ over a local field $K$ to be locally soluble, on the condition that $C$ obtains semistable reduction after a tame extension of $K$, and that the residue field $k$ is sufficiently large relative to the genus of the curve. The condition is presented in terms of the cluster picture of $C$, a combinatorial object which determines much of the local arithmetic of $C$.