CIS Club Championship 2010-2011

But I already have agreements with the club and with television.

What does it have to do with television? :eek: Does that mean I'll have to limit myself to beer? :smile18:

Agreements with the club are, in my opinion, secondary; they won't refuse to work in the usual mode. Moreover, we are not putting them before a fait accompli, but rather more than a month in advance.

It's expensive to travel 15 kilometers in the morning and then back at night.

15 kilometers is about half an hour by transport, taking into account waiting time. It also takes time to get from home to the club by minibus.

And the atmosphere, lying on the beds, won't be conducive to a tournament.

What beds? We will be playing in the conference room. Or we will move the tables outside to the veranda (most likely). In the photos, I saw some kind of large canopy with tables and chairs under it.

I am focusing on the gaming spirit that was in Krasnodar with Alan Prosta, and I will organize it in a similar way.

We have a slightly higher average age now, and also a higher weight, not to mention the experience in Heroes. That's why the spirit is a little lower. This is what we are talking about.

Added 10 minutes ago

Yes, in a moral sense. I don't want to hear: "Here's a chatterbox," and I wouldn't allow anyone to say that.

Hmm... actually, if the club owners react like that, then they are fools who don't understand what business is, and especially business in the service sector.

People came, drank, ate, and sat down to play poker. A resort outside the city is intended only for relaxation; it would be very strange to spend 4 days there playing Heroes. And people won't care about the draw; of course, a sleepy mood will prevail.

It's their right if a sleepy mood prevails. It can also prevail in the club; there have been precedents in Kyiv. The main thing is that they make a contribution to the prize fund.

I remember the last gathering in Minsk - people played 4-5 games, and without any schedule. And they didn't deny themselves poker and drinks.

Added 7 minutes ago

Unfortunately, I don't have a teleporter, and on the 2nd, I won't be in Michurinsk, 800 km is a long way, and it's not great to come for the third round and miss half of the tournament. Unless I just come as a spectator.

It's difficult to change the dates; some players will be unavailable on May 9-10.

I can suggest the option that Bayazet and Vitalik had in Kyiv - upon arrival, you play 2 games in parallel.

Surely there are no night trains or buses from the 1st to the 2nd? Or is it critical for you to travel by car?