The following Powerpoint introduces Player-Judge Communications issues, then there are some examples to discuss regarding traps not to fall into and tricks to have in mind.
Category: Diplomacy and Investigations
Assessing game states in distracting situations
The following document contains informations about how to organize this seminar. It describes how you may build a set up and how presenters (since 2 are needed) can present game states issues.
Basics of Investigations
The following document shows us some ways to deal with investigations and how to maximize the efficiency of the process. Footnotes and feedback are included in order to have a better seminar next time it is presented.
Customer Service
Simon and William provide us guidelines regarding how to serve better players, other judges and TOs
Dealing with Unsporting Conduct
The following Powerpoint presents some basics regarding how to deal with the various USC situations that can happen, illustrated with examples that create participation of the audience regarding their personal experience and common sense.
Deck Manipulation
Niki Lin takes the time to explain different methods of deck manipulation.
Deescalating Verbal Conflicts
The following document is a description of how to calm situations, how to talk in these situations and what not to do.
Delivering a Ruling
This is a Role Play seminar. Emilien crafted cut out sheets and handed them out to participants so that they may take on a role for the presented scenario.
DQ Investigation What’s Your Tactic?
Frank Wareman presents us with a guide for Conducting Investigations.
Effective Communication Between Judges and Players
The following document is an outline of a seminar dealing with various situations of communication with players.
Diplomacy and Investigations, Fun, The IPG Penalties Infractions and Remedies, The Judge Program and Mentoring, The MTR and Tournament Operations
Europe East Summer Conference 2017
This post is a list of the topics presented at the Europe East Summer Conference in 2017. Recent Policy/Rules Changes provided by . Road to L3 provided by . Customer Service provided by . Handling Deck Problems provided by . Writing Reports provided by . Tournament Logistics Workshop provided by . Magic Trivia! by . Judge/TO Relations by . Ruling Simulations presented by […]
Diplomacy and Investigations, Fun, The IPG Penalties Infractions and Remedies, The Judge Program and Mentoring, The MTR and Tournament Operations
Europe East Winter Conference 2017
This post is a list of the topics presented at the Europe East Winter Conference in 2017. Miss-communication and you provided by . Crime and Punishment in Magic provided by . Hidden Card Error presented by and provided by . Solicitation and sharing Feedback provided by . Slow Play provided by . Bribery & Collusion and how to DQ provided by . Approaching […]
Everyday Investigations
The following document is a description of how to have a seminar regarding investigations with a speaker and an audience or with group and interactions.
Five Steps to Giving a Professional Penalty
The following document tells us how to give penalties in a professional way when assessing faulty situations. It also gives some scenarios to discuss with.
How to Rule
The essentials on how to be tactical while giving rulings.
Diplomacy and Investigations, The IPG Penalties Infractions and Remedies, The Judge Program and Mentoring, The MTR and Tournament Operations
International L2 Judge Conference Florence 2016
This post is a collection of Powerpoints presented at the Firenze (Italy) Conference in 2016. Head Judging Side Events at GPs, provided by . Evolution of a ruling, provided by . How to be the best L2 in the world (and not go for L3), provided by . Self-reviews, provided by . Investigations philosophy, provided […]
Investigating
The following Powerpoint contains tips on how to handle investigations and what to expect during the process
Investigations
Jurgen presents a workshop concerning Investigations with the basics and some examples.
Investigations: the basics
The following PowerPoint contains information originally provided by . Investigations: the basics from Loïc Hervier
Magic Judge Conduct
A quick guide of the etiquette of Judging.