Nataniel shares a great look at his first time running a large Competitive REl Side Event at a GP. Great to read if you're going to be in the same position in the near future.
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“You are Not Prepared.”
Alfred brings us a different look at running tournaments from the perspective of "compassion" for players and judges. Very well written, and will definitely have you thinking about your next event differently.
Tournament Report: PPTQ Nashville @ Montpellier, France
Tomas brings us an interesting look at a recent PPTQ. He has some interesting ruminations on some of his ruling, and a very interesting look at he interaction (or lack thereof) between Lost Legacy and Torrential Gearhulk that definitely worth keeping in mind for your next standard event.
An Investigation or Two…
Have you ever attempted an investigation when a language barrier is present? Read Sophie Hughes' report and learn to look at investigations from a different perspective. Her empathic approach to judging will leave you with some valuable insights for your next big event.
Lessons from a Super IQ
Michael Mapson faced some interesting scenarios at a SCG Super IQ at Stomping Grounds Games. Read this report to learn how he handled cases of tardiness and misheard slurs at the tournament! His insights on IPG application will leave you better prepared for your next big event.
What is Remorse?
What does it mean to have "no remorse"? Join Austin Whitehead as he explores deeply into Unsporting Conduct - Major. After that, please join in the discussion in the JudgeApps forums!
Star City Modern IQ – I’m Not Sorry (Unless I Am)
Scott Markwart learned some valuable lessons from a SCG IQ he judged, most notably about when to apologize and when you shouldn't be. Read all about it from this great report!
ARG Circuit Series St. Louis Tournament Report (6/12/16) – A Different Look
Ian Doty gives us a fascinating look at an event from the eyes of a newly minted Level 1 judge. In this report, we read about his preparations for the tournaments, the calls he got, and the mistake he made, and some great advice on what to do after making a mistake.
Grand Prix Las Vegas 2015
Around this time last year was the amazing Modern Masters Weekend! Ken Nichols goes over his experience at GP Las Vegas with an in-depth report with lots of great stories and important lessons from the floor and off.
GP Barcelona and PT Madrid – a Dual Report
Dustin De Leeuw had very interesting back to back weekends, having judged both GP Barcelona and PT Shadows over Innistrad. In this dual tournament report, he highlights the best parts of the events and shares the notable differences between judging a Pro Tour and a GP.