@Nail: the first part of my mail was directed at Bozza and the second bit with the passes and test dates was meant for you, sorry if it seemed it was all directed at you, as far as I could tell in Amsterdam you were the main reason it wasn't a complete disaster!
Good to hear the board is looking into the DMA and that most of my views are seen as valid.
Will Alvaro be posting what happened with the score sheets, or do we have to wait for the next PGI?
Just out of curiosity, if we would have demanded our money back, would the organisers have to pay it together with all our expenses as somebody posted on this board?
@Russell: I'm new on this board and a couple of days after I joined we played Mayhem, so obviously most of my post have been about this.
As for the coffee shop thing, I think this is the main reason why players didn't complain more, everybody was getting wasted in coffee shops and getting there 10% discount blowjobs in the local brothel, but like I said before that has nothing to do with the promoter, that's just Amsterdam, the coffee shops, brothels, meeting friends, playing, basically "the crack" at events has nothing to do with the promoters, that's pretty standard at any event, but the things the promoters are responsible for were mostly a mess at the DMA.
Let's face it if all this **** would have happened at the Max Masters or Portugal or any other event, players would have been freaking out, as it was in Amsterdam and the "after tournament activities" were pretty extreme, a lot of players still went home with a good feeling.
Also I get the feeling that for some of the teams who've been trying to make out that the DMA was so great it was there first Millennium Event, so I guess they don't know how they should be run as they can't compare it with other events.
Next up is Toulouse, there won't be any coffee shops or brothels, but I'm sure there will be a good playing schedule, a dry player zone and a scoreboard......
