Moscow qualifier.

I remember someone in Zelenograd announced a club and the administration's desire to hold a Heroes tournament there.

We were looking for a place in Zelenograd, and also checked out some club in Novogireevo – I think it was called "Matrix," they also announced a tournament there – but it fizzled out, there aren't any such clubs anymore, they died a peaceful death.... Incidentally, the same happened to "Pentagon," aka "Moscow Alaska"... It seems that the owners of these clubs – fans of Heroes – are quite romantic souls, to run a club in our bureaucratic and corrupt reality. Alan Prosta also had a club – but he went on principle against these bribe-takers, and now Alan Prosta doesn't have a club – either he moved to Krasnodar, or somewhere between Krasnodars...... :( :mad:

Vova, please understand me correctly......

Now I understand – no questions :)
I just knew that there would be a tournament anyway – that's why I was thinking about those who are eager to come to Moscow..... But it seems that the status obliges you to invest, and you can hold a home tournament without much effort, which is right)).
And regarding the problems that might arise – you're wrong, Eric, in my opinion, they would have understood, you're not exactly strangers ;) Next time, share – even though you're the organizer, you're not the sponsor, so you need to distribute the burden evenly :smile01:
And if we're talking about a not very large circle of people in Moscow – then the weekend and one of the holidays are really feasible, but it's not clear yet – no emails, calls, or messages have been sent.... The funniest thing is that, unlike other tournaments, no one really needs to travel anywhere, but it's hard to say how many people will show up now, the constantly playing club crowd has dispersed along with Pentagon.. :smile15: