Why do Judges Exist? Jason Flatford has all the answers in his new article.
Why Do Judges Exist?
Competitive Scorekeeping with WER
So, your first PTQ as a scorekeeper is coming up soon; what can you expect, and what is expected from you? A brief introduction to scorekeeping at this level of play! Written by Dustin de Leeuw
New Year’s Advice for GP Judges
Jurgen Baert's throwback to Collin Jackson's 2004 article, Push in Chairs. If you plan on working a big event, read this.
Slow Play
(article d’origine publié le 25/12/2012) Écrit par Matteo Callegari Écrit par George FitzGerald Introduction De George FitzGerald Dans le MIPG l’infraction de rythme de jeu trop lent, ou Slow Play, est très souvent mal comprise. C’est l’une des rares infractions qui sont en grande partie subjectives. Au bout de combien de temps cela prend-il “trop longtemps” d’effectuer […]
Slow Play
All you need to know about Slow Play, in an epic article by Matteo Callegari and George FitzGerald
Judging your first Competitive event
Everything you need to know to judge at a Competitive tournament, by Dan Stephens
When Judges are Playing, not Judging
Eric Shukan outlines four roles of judges to think about while you are playing and not judging.
The New Road to Level 3 – The Pre-Event Interview
Jurgen talks about the newest part of the L3 process: the Pre-Event Interview.
The New Road to Level 3 – Qualities and Checklists
Adam summarizes the steps that an L2 working toward L3 should take.
Grand Prix Ghent – Organizing Last Chance Trials
Arnaud Bourdoux discusses how to organize and manage those last-minute trials at Grand Prix events.