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In my opinion, all sorts of guarantees are unnecessary. The main point of this tournament is not to play it through and win, but to test your skills online! For some, it might be a tough challenge, while others might not have enough free time, etc. We just need a normal selection process, and the playoffs will be the real competition! I don't see any problem with that. :smile50:
Well, yes, it's logical. What difference does it make to the tournament organizers whether someone vouched for a newcomer or not? If they didn't vouch, should they not be allowed to participate in the tournament? And in the "adult" category, of course, only those who have played at least a dozen or so online matches and have somehow proven themselves should be accepted...