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- Name:<\/strong> Daiki Ito<\/li>\n
- Level:<\/strong> Level 1<\/li>\n
- Location:<\/strong> Sendai-shi, Japan<\/li>\n
- Region:<\/strong> Japan <\/li>\n
- Approximate date\/month\/year you started playing Magic:<\/strong> April 2012<\/li>\n
- L1 Certification Date:<\/strong> July 17, 2013<\/li>\n
- Favorite thing (e.g., card, deck, group of people) about Magic:<\/strong> Finding the best “”strategy”” of playing games and managing tournaments<\/li>\n
- Occupation:<\/strong> a magic shop staff<\/li>\n
- Random fact about yourself:<\/strong> Now I’m a poker aficionado… not only MtG! \ud83d\ude00<\/li>\n
- Why did you become a judge?:<\/strong> For becoming more familiar with mtg rules and contributing to local communities<\/li>\n
- What excites you most about this event?:<\/strong> To be engaged in GP with many members<\/li>\n
- What worries you most about this event?:<\/strong> Tense atmosphere of the venue…X<<\/li>\n
- What are you hoping to learn at this event?:<\/strong> Learning how operating a huge tournament, like this GP!<\/li>\n
- Who are your mentors?:<\/strong> Kazushi Shimamura and Satoshi Ooishi (both are Lv2) <\/li>\n
- What challenges have you faced or are you facing to become a better judge?:<\/strong> Good communication with various players<\/li>\n
- How have you worked to overcome those challenges?:<\/strong> I participated in many tournaments as players, and referred the good points of the judges.<\/li>\n
- What is the best part about your local Magic community?:<\/strong> Teaching players how to enjoy Magic tournament<\/li>\n
- What is your favorite Magic memory?:<\/strong> When I won a PPTQ and participated in the first RPTQ(4\/25\/2015), I was able to see that great operation of Lv3 judge (Kenzi Suzuki) at hand.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
ryu ooiwa<\/h2>\n
- Level:<\/strong> Level 1<\/li>\n