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lets get to the tourney on time shall we?
Posted by
Mrs_Incredible_1970
(VIP) 25 Apr 2006 1:12pm
I was in a tourney today, and I have read all the new rules about outing players before tourneys. Well, there were a couple that snuck in last minute, and that was absolutely fine with me. However, AFTER the TD started the tourney one of the regular players decided to be "away".........I had to wait the 10 min MIA time and I'm seething about it. If you people sign up for a tourney lets at least have the decency to out yourself or have the TD out you before start time so the REST of us don't have to wait on you. that isn't fair. I don't care if you are "involved at work" or "have a customer" or whatever.......SOME of us are here to play. I happen to have obligations that could distract me too, but I try not to let that get in the way so OTHER players can have a good time. Thank you for being considerate. I totally understand about schedules and conflicts,etc, but you aren't the only player in a tourney when you sign up. Please remember that.
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Posted by
onad4
(VIP) 25 Apr 2006 7:11pm
i agree with you its RUDE. but in most tourneys it does not happen,please dont let it stop you from playing in tournaments we who play by the rules (or at least try to ) and enjoy the game would lose by not having players such as yourself there.thanks--ONAD$
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