I mean no disrespect towards the owner / promoter of G-Cue but this room is not configured properly to handle the spectators for this large event.
I am not a room owner / promoter so I have no real experience of how to host an event. But I am a very experienced spectator / stake horse / B level player and I can tell you that this place tops the charts for lack of comfort during a large event. My two cents...
Respectfully yours,
Hungarian Nut
Suggestions:
1. Rent a cheap 'OFF SITE' storage room and move the stupid karoke machine that blocks the entire view of the West side of the room. Move the unused pool tables to make more room for the spectators. Also, move the misc 'clutter' that seams to be everyehere.
2. Too much prime real estate consumed by the cue dealers. Cue displays block the view and Joe Salazar would not let anyone sit near his tables because he had at least (40) OB-1 shafts right in the way and he was worried someone would spill a drink on them. Best to have a few OB-1 shafts displayed and store the balance out of the way. Less is more here...
3. Increase the spectator cover charge to $20 per day. This will weed out all of the non-spenders and make things much more comfortable for those wanting to spend.
4. Buy some new furniture to replace the Circa 1980's cocktail tables and chairs. Too low for good sweating and the chairs are brutally uncomfortable. The preference is tall / round cocktail tables with a bunch of padded stools for maximum space for spectators.
5. Find a new location...!!!
I am not a room owner / promoter so I have no real experience of how to host an event. But I am a very experienced spectator / stake horse / B level player and I can tell you that this place tops the charts for lack of comfort during a large event. My two cents...
Respectfully yours,
Hungarian Nut
Suggestions:
1. Rent a cheap 'OFF SITE' storage room and move the stupid karoke machine that blocks the entire view of the West side of the room. Move the unused pool tables to make more room for the spectators. Also, move the misc 'clutter' that seams to be everyehere.
2. Too much prime real estate consumed by the cue dealers. Cue displays block the view and Joe Salazar would not let anyone sit near his tables because he had at least (40) OB-1 shafts right in the way and he was worried someone would spill a drink on them. Best to have a few OB-1 shafts displayed and store the balance out of the way. Less is more here...
3. Increase the spectator cover charge to $20 per day. This will weed out all of the non-spenders and make things much more comfortable for those wanting to spend.
4. Buy some new furniture to replace the Circa 1980's cocktail tables and chairs. Too low for good sweating and the chairs are brutally uncomfortable. The preference is tall / round cocktail tables with a bunch of padded stools for maximum space for spectators.
5. Find a new location...!!!