Be part of HISTORY by playing in the first MTGO NRG Series Showdown!!
Nov 9th, for ONLY $25, you can play from your couch and earn your portion of the $2500 prize pool, NRG Series Points AND an invite to NRG Champs!!
What's NRG Champs? A 24 players, $35,000 ProTour Qualifier. Registration Link Below.
9-5 plus an ID in the last round landed me 116th in the RC at #scghouston. Played WBu blink.
Modern is very good right now. Lots of real decision making in almost every game.
Hey @ExpeditionMap I just wanted to mention that I listened to your episode a couple weeks ago.
I don't consume much audio content, but I appreciated that you guys obviously had recent experience with Modern and were able to effectively pass along your impressions.
Shopping for air tags for my mom's keys. I ask employee how backwards compatible they are. He says they to way back, to iphone 10.
Lol - mom rolls with a 6.
Store guy was floored.
Gravity was one of the top theater experiences I have ever had. Saw it three times during the original run.
For whatever reason they are running it back tonight and I am here for it.
It took some googling, but I was able to identify a cyberpunk novel I read in the late 90s, Wyrm by Mark Fabi, that featured software that could take written RPG material and transform it into a computer game.
The #Genie3 announcement feels like we are only a few steps from that.
My sister told me to watch #paradisehulu. Making my way through and it definitely had my interest. And tonight I watched episode 7.
That is up there among the most intense, incredible hours of television I can remember.
Attention: Magic Players with Integrity–The NRG Series Welcomes You.
Cheating, on the other hand, is unwelcome at NRG Series events.
During NRG Madison a player was disqualified in the top 8. The investigation led by our head judge ruled cheating and lying to tournament officials. The subsequent work of concerned players who reviewed the game footage make it very clear that the cheating was premeditated and occurred multiple times throughout the tournament.
Players in our events deserve to know that tournament integrity is upheld at the NRG Series. To this end, all infractions of Unsporting Conduct–Cheating will be reviewed. After a thorough review of the disqualification in Madison, we came to the conclusion that the cheats involved were egregious and premeditated, thus...
…the infracting player is banned from competing in all future NRG events.
According to the Infraction Procedure Guide a player who is disqualified does not receive any unawarded prizes. What does that mean? That means, if the player received a promo card, that is not taken away; however, any prizes due to the player based on the prize schedule are not awarded.
Because the infracting player was entitled to those prizes had they played honorably, those prizes do not get redistributed, they are simply not awarded: This includes NRG points. Since these points have a dramatic impact on a high dollar, competitive event awarding a ProTour invite (NRG Champs), any redistribution of the points would violate tournament integrity.
Does that mean the NRG Series pockets should be enriched by uncovering a cheater in its midst? No. While there is no guidance in the tournament policy documents, we have chosen to donate the prize money to charity.
The NRG Series, in consultation with Sean Gallagher, the disqualified player’s top 8 opponent, selected the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline to receive this donation.
Another word on Sean Gallagher. Thank you @Mrtoolshed_ for your grace in the face of your opponent’s dishonesty.
And a final word to any would be cheaters: You will be watched, you will be caught, and swift disciplinary action will be taken.
The message is clear: Cheating is unacceptable in the NRG Series.
Thank you to our incredible judge staff and coverage team for catching the offense and to the players for coming forward with their personal statements to assist in the investigation. Your continued support of the NRG Series and competitive magic is gratifying.