| To Arman Gabbasov, L1 from Russia and Russian-speaking countries Recognized by Eugene Bazhenov, L3 |
Most of newer judges would be quite stressed in a situation where they supposedly have to issue Game Loss to a L3. You’ve handled that ruling perfectly though, much better than I would have expected from someone who judges for a few months. Thank you! Eugene |
| To Arseniy Egorov, L2 from Russia and Russian-speaking countries Recognized by Christoper Richter, L4 |
While I only had the chance to meet you once, I was very impressed by your attitude and excitement about judging. I look forward to seeing you at future events. |
| To Arseniy Egorov, L2 from Russia and Russian-speaking countries Recognized by Eugene Bazhenov, L3 |
Thank you for your exemplary efforts to strenghten judge infrastracture of our region. Your initiative to track Advanced stores that don’t have a judge and help them get one is admirable and I strongly believe we will all benefit from it! Eugene |
| To Bella Dasaeva, L1 from Russia and Russian-speaking countries Recognized by Maria Zuyeva, L3 |
Спасибо тебе за твои старания! Я знаю, что тебе приходилось сталкиваться с трудностями и разочарованиями, но ты продолжаешь идти вперед и расти. Молодец, не сдавайся и иди к цели! |
| To Dmitry Bakhteev, L2 from Russia and Russian-speaking countries Recognized by Maria Zuyeva, L3 |
Thanks for being actively involved into the community! You asked to join a project as soon as you got your level, and ended up in at least three of them. L1 judges who actively look for ways to help our community are definitely exemplar ones! |
| To Lev Kotlyar, L2 from Russia and Russian-speaking countries Recognized by Eugene Bazhenov, L3 |
Thank you for being an etalon of maturity, professionalism and customer service at every event you judge. When our community started to lean towards treating players too strictly, your example helped a lot to make other judges see how a good customer service is essential! Eugene |
| To Lev Kotlyar, L2 from Russia and Russian-speaking countries Recognized by Maria Zuyeva, L3 |
Thanks for answering all players’ questions on our local forum in a very polite way, fully describing how rules and policy work in each case. You make Judge program look professional and friendly, and this is how we want us to be seen. |
| To Mihail Turetskiy, L2 from Russia and Russian-speaking countries Recognized by Eugene Bazhenov, L3 |
Thank you for constantly providing me with quality food for thought and not letting me get rusty! You’ve contributed a lot to me keeping up-to-date with all those situations you come to discuss with me. Eugene |
| To Mikhail Chernov, L2 from Russia and Russian-speaking countries Recognized by Maria Zuyeva, L3 |
Thank you for making workshops on Investigations, Judge calls, and Rewinds. These areas are all about experience and can hardly be improved without trying. You’ve run a lot of scenarios so that each participant could get not only his own experience, but also learn from others. |
| To Timofey Urbanovich, L1 from Russia and Russian-speaking countries Recognized by Maria Zuyeva, L3 |
Thank you for your curiosity and dedication. Your involvement in active discussions both online and at events help many judges to improve. You are an example for our fresh L1s and I would really like to see them as educated and experienced as you are. Keep on doing your great work! |
| To Vyacheslav Grebenyuk, L2 from Russia and Russian-speaking countries Recognized by Maria Zuyeva, L3 |
Thank you for helping Ukrainian stores to run tournaments, and Ukrainian judges to grow! Being the only L2 in the country is hard, and you live not in the centre of Magic life. I really appreciate your efforts in not only keeping Ukrainian Judge community alive, but making it grow and prosper! |