EPT[TSL] Tarson Penalized For Leaking Results - Page 3
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meeple
Canada10211 Posts
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DaZe
Sweden2111 Posts
On February 10 2010 21:00 StylishVODs wrote: where are u daze on my way ! =) cya in 5 | ||
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ondik
Czech Republic2908 Posts
I remember that the day/day before Idra vs Nony broadcast was going to happen, Idra came to TSL channel. He said the games was already played and, and seemed to be in good mood (as far as you tell from chatting). Even though he said absolutely nothing about the games itself, it was pretty obvious he won the series (I mean had he lost he probably wouldn't have come to channel and be all chatty, right). | ||
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Orome
Switzerland11984 Posts
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Djzapz
Canada10681 Posts
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MorroW
Sweden3522 Posts
On February 10 2010 17:52 danl9rm wrote: I'm just glad that not everyone thinks like you do. what? | ||
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Velr
Switzerland10960 Posts
Seems hard to me. | ||
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rushz0rz
Canada5300 Posts
On February 10 2010 23:40 Djzapz wrote: Lol, taking his money.... Ridiculous. Read the post entirely. A fair punishment, in my eyes. TL was very professional about it all. | ||
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FortuneSyn
1826 Posts
On February 10 2010 23:26 ondik wrote: I always wondered how tough players are in not revealing results. Imagine 30 friends messaging you and asking simply how the games went. For example it must be really hard to stay calm when you lost against 5 pool/2 gate/BBS in last game of BO5. I remember that the day/day before Idra vs Nony broadcast was going to happen, Idra came to TSL channel. He said the games was already played and, and seemed to be in good mood (as far as you tell from chatting). Even though he said absolutely nothing about the games itself, it was pretty obvious he won the series (I mean had he lost he probably wouldn't have come to channel and be all chatty, right). This. While I agree with the punishment, where is the line drawn? | ||
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spydR
Australia243 Posts
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Shikyo
Finland33997 Posts
On February 10 2010 23:40 Djzapz wrote: Lol, taking his money.... Ridiculous. his money? On February 11 2010 00:18 spydR wrote: The line is drawn when players enter the tournament with full knowledge of the potential consequences should they breach rules. TL was well within their rights to remove the prize money completely, but the compromise was sensible. Commendable decision TL. think you missed it | ||
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FortuneSyn
1826 Posts
Normally the line for such things is crossed only when the player states it explicitly i.e. "the result of the match is 3-2". This time the line is drawn for hinting the result in an obvious manner on a forum post i.e. "don't watch the game %&#¤%". What if the player hints it in vent? or irc? etc.... | ||
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Mortality
United States4790 Posts
On February 10 2010 20:24 niteReloaded wrote: I was kind of sad to read this, especially since $125 means a lot more to a Polish guy than a guy from USA for example. LOL? Poland isn't exactly a pigsty. -_- Here's what a Polish person thinks: On February 10 2010 21:22 ZlyKiss wrote: 125$ isnt an astronomical sum of money and turning this burst of bad emotions to charity is a good move. If you can afford to pay for internet, then 125 dollars shouldn't be too big of a deal. | ||
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HazMat
United States17077 Posts
On February 10 2010 23:26 ondik wrote: I always wondered how tough players are in not revealing results. Imagine 30 friends messaging you and asking simply how the games went. For example it must be really hard to stay calm when you lost against 5 pool/2 gate/BBS in last game of BO5. I remember that the day/day before Idra vs Nony broadcast was going to happen, Idra came to TSL channel. He said the games was already played and, and seemed to be in good mood (as far as you tell from chatting). Even though he said absolutely nothing about the games itself, it was pretty obvious he won the series (I mean had he lost he probably wouldn't have come to channel and be all chatty, right). TT1 was in irc during his match against White-Ra... | ||
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Zona
40426 Posts
But then the player can still talk about their own mood, etc, and let others infer. That's why judgement is needed. Oh, and it's not his money unless he fulfills his part of the job, which he didn't. He isn't automatically entitled to the money, it's given to him from tl when he wins and follows the rules. | ||
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ErOs_HalO
United States167 Posts
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Armathai
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Count9
China10928 Posts
On February 10 2010 23:40 Djzapz wrote: Lol, taking his money.... Ridiculous. Players were informed prior to the TSL that any spoilers would result in possible forfeiture of their prize money. ... | ||
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Subversive
Australia2229 Posts
Nice lenient decision by TL On February 11 2010 01:43 Armathai wrote: Well, I support the TL decision, but I find it to be picking a needle from a haystack again. Are you going to keep track of all players messenger/bnet/outside other forums activities for the duration of the tourny...=? This sort of point came up with the ladder abuse scandals. Just because you potentially can't catch everyone doesn't mean you shouldn't punish people you do catch. And I'm sure they're doing everything humanly possible to enforce the rules - after all the effort they go to why wouldn't they? Secondly that's an awfully mixed metaphor. | ||
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bEsT[Alive]
606 Posts
This is TL being generous. | ||
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