Post by Craig Benstock on Jan 4, 2013 15:28:36 GMT
www.epa.org.uk/index.php
Following the decision of the IPA Tour to change it's rules to Blackball, any EPA ID cardholder found to be playing on the IPA Tour will be classed as playing/organising in an event in direct competition to the EPA.
The Cardholder may face a disciplinary hearing (as per constitution), at which appropriate action may be taken. Any Referees that officiate at these events will no longer be able to officiate at future EPA events and will be reported to the EPRA.
The EPA will recognise the top 64 players on the IPA Tour as Professionals.
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Shocking!
Following the decision of the IPA Tour to change it's rules to Blackball, any EPA ID cardholder found to be playing on the IPA Tour will be classed as playing/organising in an event in direct competition to the EPA.
The Cardholder may face a disciplinary hearing (as per constitution), at which appropriate action may be taken. Any Referees that officiate at these events will no longer be able to officiate at future EPA events and will be reported to the EPRA.
The EPA will recognise the top 64 players on the IPA Tour as Professionals.
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Shocking!
