Cube Masters Series | Security - Demonic Tutor2024-03-28T12:03:22Zhttps://demonictutor.ning.com/forum/topics/cube-masters-series-security?feed=yes&xn_auth=noYou can insure magic cards un…tag:demonictutor.ning.com,2011-04-01:3440403:Comment:350742011-04-01T15:28:29.110ZDaniel Roydehttps://demonictutor.ning.com/profile/DanielRoyde
You can insure magic cards under your contents insurance. On the other hand, insuring cards while you let people you don't know very well draft with them outside of your house...?
You can insure magic cards under your contents insurance. On the other hand, insuring cards while you let people you don't know very well draft with them outside of your house...? Last time I heard, you can't…tag:demonictutor.ning.com,2011-04-01:3440403:Comment:348782011-04-01T15:19:54.392Zwvhttps://demonictutor.ning.com/profile/wv
<p>Last time I heard, you can't insure magic cards?</p>
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<p>Not sure I'd be able to claim from losing cards in a tournament either?</p>
<p>Last time I heard, you can't insure magic cards?</p>
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<p>Not sure I'd be able to claim from losing cards in a tournament either?</p> Warren - do you have your car…tag:demonictutor.ning.com,2011-04-01:3440403:Comment:347752011-04-01T14:49:32.693ZJames Millshttps://demonictutor.ning.com/profile/JamesMills
Warren - do you have your cards insured? If not then probably a good idea to do that.
Warren - do you have your cards insured? If not then probably a good idea to do that. Its a tough situation. The pr…tag:demonictutor.ning.com,2011-04-01:3440403:Comment:349742011-04-01T11:35:06.106ZGary Lynchhttps://demonictutor.ning.com/profile/GaryLynch
Its a tough situation. The problem with deposits is some people don't have that much money available. Also if the concern is people stealing then what's to stop them paying 50 deposit and then drafting cards worth more than that and keeping them.<br />
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Your tournament is a great idea buy I'm not sure its viable as you open yourself up to a lot of risk. Hopefully someone can come up with a solution.<br />
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You could always do it baker style and just use colour proxies. This would eliminate the risk ans the…
Its a tough situation. The problem with deposits is some people don't have that much money available. Also if the concern is people stealing then what's to stop them paying 50 deposit and then drafting cards worth more than that and keeping them.<br />
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Your tournament is a great idea buy I'm not sure its viable as you open yourself up to a lot of risk. Hopefully someone can come up with a solution.<br />
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You could always do it baker style and just use colour proxies. This would eliminate the risk ans the cost of printing could be split between all the players. I know this takes away the feel of plating proper cards but will still ve fun and reduce your risk to a few pounds printings. Everyone leaves a Jace TMS wi…tag:demonictutor.ning.com,2011-04-01:3440403:Comment:350672011-04-01T11:24:31.024ZDan Barretthttps://demonictutor.ning.com/profile/DanBarrett
Everyone leaves a Jace TMS with TO for duration of the event?
Everyone leaves a Jace TMS with TO for duration of the event? You don't necessarily need la…tag:demonictutor.ning.com,2011-04-01:3440403:Comment:348742011-04-01T11:12:38.788Zwvhttps://demonictutor.ning.com/profile/wv
<p>You don't necessarily need lawyers to draw up a legally binding document right?</p>
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<p>The problem is that the tournament is open to 30+ players, it's far bigger risk than just playing with the 'regular' play group.</p>
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<p>I want to tournament to be bigger than just 8 of my mates.</p>
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<p>Another option is a £50 deposit to play, that you get back when you hand in your card pool and it's confirmed legit?</p>
<p><br></br> <cite>Gary Lynch said:…</cite></p>
<p>You don't necessarily need lawyers to draw up a legally binding document right?</p>
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<p>The problem is that the tournament is open to 30+ players, it's far bigger risk than just playing with the 'regular' play group.</p>
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<p>I want to tournament to be bigger than just 8 of my mates.</p>
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<p>Another option is a £50 deposit to play, that you get back when you hand in your card pool and it's confirmed legit?</p>
<p><br/> <cite>Gary Lynch said:</cite></p>
<blockquote cite="http://demonictutor.ning.com/forum/topics/cube-masters-series-security#3440403Comment34871"><div>Sounds reasonable but how can you enforce it. You say they have to sign a legally binding document but I don't see you paying lawyers to draw up this contract. Also the only way you could make them pay after they signed something is to take them to small claims court. Seems like a lit of hassle.<br/> <br/>
My solution would be just to allow people you know well and trust to play. Lots of people have cubes and there is always a chance of stuff going missing but if you play with your regular group of friends that risk is greatly reduced.</div>
</blockquote> Sounds reasonable but how can…tag:demonictutor.ning.com,2011-04-01:3440403:Comment:348712011-04-01T11:03:11.761ZGary Lynchhttps://demonictutor.ning.com/profile/GaryLynch
Sounds reasonable but how can you enforce it. You say they have to sign a legally binding document but I don't see you paying lawyers to draw up this contract. Also the only way you could make them pay after they signed something is to take them to small claims court. Seems like a lit of hassle.<br />
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My solution would be just to allow people you know well and trust to play. Lots of people have cubes and there is always a chance of stuff going missing but if you play with your regular group of…
Sounds reasonable but how can you enforce it. You say they have to sign a legally binding document but I don't see you paying lawyers to draw up this contract. Also the only way you could make them pay after they signed something is to take them to small claims court. Seems like a lit of hassle.<br />
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My solution would be just to allow people you know well and trust to play. Lots of people have cubes and there is always a chance of stuff going missing but if you play with your regular group of friends that risk is greatly reduced.