[toasti0]

Only assumption I made was that no ticket no entry.

I even went to the lengths of setting up text blocks before registration had started. So each key stroke auto pasted in my details like address name etc. The main reasons why I thought this was necessary was because i knew it would sell out in minutes because its the largest cyber games event ever held in Australia.

The ONLY criticism I would have to say about the process is I grantee a lot of legitimate people missed out on tickets because a lot of illegitimate people took way too many tickets than they needed and that this registration event should of had a $2 or even $5 fee to weed out scalpers spamming tickets they weren't gonna use. Because of this now there will probably either be sold tickets on eBay or empty seats not filled at the event.

After sales of the tickets for $2 or $5 they should of took the $ and added it to the prize money for the winner of the tournament. Which would of added $1500($5 ticket x 300) or used the money for other great things. The money isn't important its just that the fee would of stopped a lot of scalpers stealing tickets. That's my 2c keep in mind I got my tickets I was one of the lucky ones.

[inFeZa]

Originally Posted by toasti0

Because of this now there will probably either be sold tickets on eBay or empty seats not filled at the event.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOK6WXb4700#t=2m25s

[Dox]

Originally Posted by toasti0

Because of this now there will probably either be sold tickets on eBay or empty seats not filled at the event.

Each ticket that was ordered is attached to an e-mail address and a name. I suspect people who intend on doing something like this will have used the same e-mail address for all their orders, so it's very unlikely they'll get away with it.

[toasti0]

Originally Posted by Dox

Each ticket that was ordered is attached to an e-mail address and a name. I suspect people who intend on doing something like this will have used the same e-mail address for all their orders, so it's very unlikely they'll get away with it.

When the ticket gets presented at the door what happens? Do they check peoples ID's to make sure the name is correct and the same as the ticket?

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breadfan:

There would not be any reason to allow people to get 2 if so.

[Dox]

Originally Posted by toasti0

When the ticket gets presented at the door what happens? Do they check peoples ID's to make sure the name is correct and the same as the ticket?

I'd say there's a good chance of that.

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breadfan:

Both my tickets have my name on it. So I doubt it - otherwise how does my friend I'm with get in??