- there are only two judges for the VG event, Leon and me, end of story.
- insist for a judge, if you think a staff is not giving the right decision, ask them to refer your inquiries to a judge instead. A judge will have the final say, period.
- announce every move you are going to execute to your opponent - treat them as a newbie who do not understand what you are doing and what your unit(s)' abilities and skills are.
- execute every moves clearly - do it step by step. Do not skip any step, and assume your opponent will know what you're doing.
- put every cards to their respective zone and circle as they are supposed to be in play.
- do not rifle your opponent's deck, ask them permission to either shuffle or cut. You may instead ask for a judge to shuffle your deck. Do take note, only a judge is allowed to riffle and table shuffle your deck during play.
- common etiquette, respect your opponent, the staffs and the judge. Do not be unprofessional and conduct in unsportsmanlike behaviour.
- last, but not least regarding we being stricter in this event than the previous WGP, false. During WGP 2013, no less than 7 disqualifications and 30 warnings is being handed out; while only 6 warnings are being handed out for this event. We're already being very lenient in this event.
I hope this clarifies most of the issues. Remember, if you're participating in an official tournament, the judges will be strict, as this is to ensure the flow of the tournament. Please take note of the rulings and abide by them. If you still have any questions, refer them to the official staffs or me, I'll try to answer your questions as clear as possible. Thank you.
