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APAT:
The interviews will be for the website, magazines and perhaps TV, we will not be interrogating to find out whether the player is a pro! But I suspect it will become clear if he / she is. Perhaps by the third nail.....
Geo:
--- Quote from: APAT on November 05, 2007, 14:46:56 PM ---
If an online professional wanted to play in this event then coming onto the forum and getting the password would not prove difficult. There is an element of self policing required here as has always been the case, but with this particular event, when we get down to six players for the final table you can be assured that each will be interviewed thoroughly.
--- End quote ---
And create another headache for yourselves if someone is then deemed ineligble. Where would you find the time to this? Would you then offer the seat to the 7th place finisher, ignoring the fact that this individual would have had an effect on many others playing the tourney.
It"s either everyone plays or password protected, passwords forwarded to all members by email, not posted on the forum.
I don"t really mind one way or t"other. Just don"t want to see you creating more work for yourselves.
Good work with the tourney tho IMHO.
Geo.
Jon MW:
So you"re not ruling out a polygraph?
("Are you now, or have you ever been, a sponsored professional?)
GiMac:
--- Quote from: Jon MW on November 05, 2007, 15:20:12 PM ---
So you"re not ruling out a polygraph?
("Are you now, or have you ever been, a sponsored professional?)
--- End quote ---
they couldnt ask that question, as it may rule out a previous APAT Live Event winner. ;-)
Foggy:
It"s either everyone plays or password protected, passwords forwarded to all members by email, not posted on the forum.
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I agree totally,and lets not forget that the members did actually pay for the privilege of being members in season 1. Therefore why should someone who plays on BSQ take the cream of last seasons cake.
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