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This document outlines targets and growth plans for Magic: The Gathering judges and events in Europe East, including increasing the number of judges at regular events, advancing more stores to advanced store status to host larger events, running more Pro Tour qualifiers, and hosting a Grand Prix. It provides current numbers and targets for judges and events, as well as compensation guidelines for judges in developing versus developed countries in the region.
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- 1. EUROPE EAST WHERE ARE WE?
- 2. TARGETS • Judges at every regular event • More Advanced Stores • More Pro Tour Qualifiers • A Grand Prix
- 3. JUDGES AT EVERY REGULAR EVENT L1S 88 342 191 88 GROWTH -1 98 33 17
- 4. MORE ADVANCED STORES 47 274 140 ADVANCED STORES 47 16 60 27 L2S TO ADVANCED 40
- 5. MORE PRO TOUR QUALIFIERS PTQS 3 14 8 3 PLAYERS 75 190 118 75
- 6. COMPENSATION Developing Countries: • Half Display at Floor Judge • One Display at Head Judge / L3 • No Dedicated Scorekeeper Developed Countries: • One Display at Floor Judge • Two Displays at Head Judge / L3 • Dedicated scorekeeper paid by the organizer
- 7. CONCLUSION • room to grow • Everyone can help
Editor's Notes
- Judges at every regular event : among 5 qualities judge is one Guide new players Guide the advanced players TO can concentrate on sales More Advanced stores : This means more GPTs More people at GPs Raise the bar More premium events A Grand Prix Mean a lot of judges Raise the quality and quantity
- How do we improve? Take all the lessons from previous seminars L1 can get L0s in the community and train them
- Inform TOs about the advantages Take advantage of the celebration days All above are minor if you don’t have Good atmosphere
- How to improve Get more players at PTQ More players at GPs More well known players Isolated areas (Israel, Cyprus) Visa issues (Turkey)
- This is on average Other tos will pay travelling expenses Other accommodation Scorekeeper is not used in Developing countries (due to size) Is used and paid separately at Developed