Europe East Winter Conference 2017
| Organizer: | David Gutesa |
|---|---|
| Judge manager: | David Guteša |
| Event type: | Judge Conference |
| REL: | N/A |
| Format: | No Format |
| Event date(s): | Feb. 3, 2017-Feb. 5, 2017 |
| Location: | Athens, Greece |
| Venue: | Achillion Hotel Agiou Konstantinou 32 Athina 104 37 Greece |
| Applications accepted through: | Dec. 23, 2016 |
Event Information
<address>Hello fellow judges!</address><address> </address><address>We would like to invite you to our winter conference which will be held in Athens, Greece. The conference will take place between 3<sup>rd </sup>and 5<sup>th</sup> February.</address><address> </address><address>SCHEDULE</address><address>We are currently looking for presenters for this conference. If you are interested in presenting, please indicate so in your application and fill out this google form (by Monday, December 12). Presenters have been contacted and the schedule will go posted soon.</address><address>
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</address><address> </address><address class="MsoNormal">Giorgos Trichopoulos - Feedback</address><address class="MsoNormal">You have learned how to write meaningful reviews in the past. This time we analyze the core principle of a review: feedback! How do you start the conversation? How do you communicate the areas of improvement to a fellow judge without create negative feelings? And what is this Question Value Ladder that everyone is (not) talking about?</address><address class="MsoNormal"> </address><address class="MsoNormal">Sebastian Pękala - Bribery & Collusion and How to DQ</address><address class="MsoNormal">During this seminar, I'll discuss contents of the Bribery & Wagering penalty from IPG, details of what bribery offer can be and how to distinguish collusion from a legal split. Then I'll go over the procedures for disqualification, show helpful documents and demonstrate how to do that, step-by-step. In the end, I'll share some tips and tricks.</address><address class="MsoNormal"> </address><address class="MsoNormal">Elias Chountalas - Serious problems at Tournaments</address><address class="MsoNormal">What we define as ‘’serious problems’’ in regular and competitive REL and how they are addressed according to applicable documentation; analysis of the infraction as a regulatory notion similar to common legal provisions, with a subject and a behavioural set. The concept of what we call “subjective elements of the infraction” and how they could function as decisive factors towards more severe forms of penalties. How the social milieu of a tournament could influence the judging process, regarding serious problems in relation with the local culture.</address><address class="MsoNormal"> </address><address class="MsoNormal">Christian Gawrilowicz - Slow Play</address><address class="MsoNormal">Many judges are hesitant to punish Slow Play. In this seminar, you will acquire the tools to spot and deal with Slow Play. We are going to talk about the what, how, when, and why of this infraction and you will receive practical advice.</address><address class="MsoNormal"> </address><address class="MsoNormal">Miloš Perović - Approaching a table & Investigations</address><address class="MsoNormal">It is time to investigate! Learn how to properly approach table and ask correct questions, derive information, and deliver judgement, pardon ruling in this action-packed presentation!</address><address class="MsoNormal"> </address><address class="MsoNormal">Yuval Tzur - HCE & Recent Changes</address><address class="MsoNormal">Judges like abbreviations: LEC, DEC, GRV are some of the most common ones. In 2016 a new one entered the room: HCE, or Hidden Card error, that came to replace/enhance Drawing Extra Cards (DEC). It also obscured the limits between itself, Looking Extra Cards, and the good old Game Rules Violation. Let clear things up, shall we?</address><address class="MsoNormal"> </address><address class="MsoNormal">Alexandros Papageorgiou - Shortcuts & Communication policy</address><address class="MsoNormal">What's a CPV and when do I give it? And what was that article about the "combat" shortcut? Can I lie about what's in my deck? Let's find out!</address><address class="MsoNormal"> </address><address class="MsoNormal">David Guteša – Simulation Workshop</address><address class="MsoNormal">We have some interesting and fun situation to solve. In real time! Test your judge skills, have fun and learn in the process.</address><address class="MsoNormal"> </address><address class="MsoNormal">David de la Iglesia - Quiz</address><address class="MsoNormal">Team competition based on judging-related questions. Knowledge is advisable, fun is mandatory!</address><address> </address><address>
TESTING</address><address>L1/L2 testing will be available at the conference, to test please contact David de la Iglesia at ofthechurch@gmail.com before 21th January.</address><address>
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</address><address>FOIL SUPPORT</address><address>In order for you to receive foils, you must apply via judgeapps. If you miss the application window or are uncertified at the closing date, you will not receive any foils.</address><address> </address><address> </address><address>ACCOMODATION</address><address>Achillion Hotel</address><address>Agiou Konstantinou 32</address><address>Athina</address><address>104 37</address><address>Greece</address><address>
</address><address>All participants will have their accommodation paid for two nights (Friday and Saturday) with breakfast included. If you would like to bring a partner or a friend who is not a judge, or extended your stay at the hotel (20€/person/night), please mention that in your cover letter when applying.</address><address>
</address><address>TRAVEL</address>
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</address><address> </address><address class="MsoNormal">Giorgos Trichopoulos - Feedback</address><address class="MsoNormal">You have learned how to write meaningful reviews in the past. This time we analyze the core principle of a review: feedback! How do you start the conversation? How do you communicate the areas of improvement to a fellow judge without create negative feelings? And what is this Question Value Ladder that everyone is (not) talking about?</address><address class="MsoNormal"> </address><address class="MsoNormal">Sebastian Pękala - Bribery & Collusion and How to DQ</address><address class="MsoNormal">During this seminar, I'll discuss contents of the Bribery & Wagering penalty from IPG, details of what bribery offer can be and how to distinguish collusion from a legal split. Then I'll go over the procedures for disqualification, show helpful documents and demonstrate how to do that, step-by-step. In the end, I'll share some tips and tricks.</address><address class="MsoNormal"> </address><address class="MsoNormal">Elias Chountalas - Serious problems at Tournaments</address><address class="MsoNormal">What we define as ‘’serious problems’’ in regular and competitive REL and how they are addressed according to applicable documentation; analysis of the infraction as a regulatory notion similar to common legal provisions, with a subject and a behavioural set. The concept of what we call “subjective elements of the infraction” and how they could function as decisive factors towards more severe forms of penalties. How the social milieu of a tournament could influence the judging process, regarding serious problems in relation with the local culture.</address><address class="MsoNormal"> </address><address class="MsoNormal">Christian Gawrilowicz - Slow Play</address><address class="MsoNormal">Many judges are hesitant to punish Slow Play. In this seminar, you will acquire the tools to spot and deal with Slow Play. We are going to talk about the what, how, when, and why of this infraction and you will receive practical advice.</address><address class="MsoNormal"> </address><address class="MsoNormal">Miloš Perović - Approaching a table & Investigations</address><address class="MsoNormal">It is time to investigate! Learn how to properly approach table and ask correct questions, derive information, and deliver judgement, pardon ruling in this action-packed presentation!</address><address class="MsoNormal"> </address><address class="MsoNormal">Yuval Tzur - HCE & Recent Changes</address><address class="MsoNormal">Judges like abbreviations: LEC, DEC, GRV are some of the most common ones. In 2016 a new one entered the room: HCE, or Hidden Card error, that came to replace/enhance Drawing Extra Cards (DEC). It also obscured the limits between itself, Looking Extra Cards, and the good old Game Rules Violation. Let clear things up, shall we?</address><address class="MsoNormal"> </address><address class="MsoNormal">Alexandros Papageorgiou - Shortcuts & Communication policy</address><address class="MsoNormal">What's a CPV and when do I give it? And what was that article about the "combat" shortcut? Can I lie about what's in my deck? Let's find out!</address><address class="MsoNormal"> </address><address class="MsoNormal">David Guteša – Simulation Workshop</address><address class="MsoNormal">We have some interesting and fun situation to solve. In real time! Test your judge skills, have fun and learn in the process.</address><address class="MsoNormal"> </address><address class="MsoNormal">David de la Iglesia - Quiz</address><address class="MsoNormal">Team competition based on judging-related questions. Knowledge is advisable, fun is mandatory!</address><address> </address><address>TESTING</address><address>L1/L2 testing will be available at the conference, to test please contact David de la Iglesia at ofthechurch@gmail.com before 21th January.</address><address>
</address><address>
</address><address>FOIL SUPPORT</address><address>In order for you to receive foils, you must apply via judgeapps. If you miss the application window or are uncertified at the closing date, you will not receive any foils.</address><address> </address><address> </address><address>ACCOMODATION</address><address>Achillion Hotel</address><address>Agiou Konstantinou 32</address><address>Athina</address><address>104 37</address><address>Greece</address><address>
</address><address>All participants will have their accommodation paid for two nights (Friday and Saturday) with breakfast included. If you would like to bring a partner or a friend who is not a judge, or extended your stay at the hotel (20€/person/night), please mention that in your cover letter when applying.</address><address>
</address><address>TRAVEL</address>
- <address>by car - Here is the address of the hotel in Google Maps. It is between Omonoia square and Metaxourgio square</address>
- <address>by bus - Most buses will stop at Kifisos station. Take bus no51 (it's the only one) and stop at the very end. The hotel is 5' walk. Here is a more detail view. This will cost you 1,2euro; if you prefer taxi it will cost you 7euros</address>
- <address>by plane - Athens has only one airport, Eleftherios Venizelos. Take the metro M3 towards Agia Marina and then change to Platia Sydagmatos to M2. Take M2 towards Anthoupoli and stop in Omonoia (2 stops) and then walk. Here is google maps to the resque. This will cost you 10euros. If you like taxi, it will cost you 50euros.</address>
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Staff Members
| Name |
Level |
Role |
|---|---|---|
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Christian Gawrilowicz
|
Level 3 (International Judge Program) | Attendee |
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Sebastian Pękala
|
Level 3 (Judge Academy) | Attendee |
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Abdulrahman Alhadhrami
|
Level 2 (International Judge Program) | Attendee |
|
Sebastian Braune
|
Level 2 (International Judge Program) | Attendee |
|
Olivier Gheysen
|
Level 2 (Judge Academy) | Attendee |
|
David Guteša
|
Level 2 (Judge Academy) | Staff |
|
Uri Hershkovitz
|
Level 2 (Judge Academy) | Attendee |
|
Alon Luski
|
Level 2 (International Judge Program) | Attendee |
|
Riccardo Mangano
|
Level 2 (Judge Academy) | Attendee |
|
Dániel Markos
|
Level 2 (International Judge Program) | Attendee |
|
John Papadakis
|
Level 2 (International Judge Program) | Attendee |
|
Milorad Pavlovic
|
Level 2 (International Judge Program) | Attendee |
|
Milos Perovic
|
Level 2 (Judge Academy) | Attendee |
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Georges Rehak
|
Level 2 (Judge Foundry) | Attendee |
|
Ivan Stefanov
|
Level 2 (Judge Academy) | Attendee |
|
Zoltán Tóth-Bajnóczi
|
Level 2 (Judge Academy) | Attendee |
|
Giorgos Trichopoulos
|
Level 2 (International Judge Program) | Attendee |
|
Yuval Tzur
|
Level 2 (International Judge Program) | Attendee |
|
Daniel Virag
|
Level 2 (International Judge Program) | Attendee |
|
Nikola Vulović
|
Level 2 (International Judge Program) | Attendee |
|
Kanakis Xenakis
|
Level 2 (Judge Academy) | Attendee |
|
Edward Zinger
|
Level 2 (Judge Academy) | Attendee |
|
Zohar Finkel
|
Level 1 (Judge Academy) | Attendee |
|
Michalis Foukarakis
|
Level 1 (Judge Academy) | Attendee |
|
Venelin Gornishki
|
Level 1 (International Judge Program) | Attendee |
|
Giorgos Kourkoutis
|
Level 1 (Judge Academy) | Attendee |
|
Jon Valasiadis
|
Level 1 (International Judge Program) | Attendee |
|
Marios Asvestas
|
Uncertified | Attendee |
|
Boris Bajgo
|
Uncertified | Attendee |
|
Elias Chountalas
|
Uncertified | Attendee |
|
David de la Iglesia
|
Uncertified | Attendee |
|
Adi Jian
|
Uncertified | Attendee |
|
Albert Jove Franco
|
Uncertified | Attendee |
|
Konstantinos Liatis
|
Uncertified | Attendee |
|
Giorgos Magganiotis
|
Uncertified | Attendee |
|
Elli Eirini Osmantzikidou
|
Uncertified | Attendee |
|
Kostas Pakas
|
Uncertified | Attendee |
|
Alexander Papageorgiou
|
Uncertified | Attendee |
|
Pieros Patoucheas
|
Uncertified | Attendee |
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David Seničić
|
Uncertified | Attendee |
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Kreon Tseroulis
|
Uncertified | Attendee |
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Todor Vladimirov
|
Uncertified | Attendee |
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Panagiotis Zacharias
|
Uncertified | Attendee |