moses

Um, that's an interesting question about the prestige event.

Like what, what has to happen for something to be, to become a prestige event?

I think that's an interesting question.

Does anyone have any, uh, any thoughts?

Isn't it consistency of time and attendance?

If I look at one that was starting to rally that way, it would have been Copenhagen with the Royal Arena, right?

But it actually got less and less in terms of attendance.

No, I think they shut it down because the live viewership was getting less and less, right?

They had to scale down the amount of tickets.

I don't think they self-sabotaged.

I think the interest in the region dried up.

That's what I think happened there.

Well, that could be a correlation, right?

Because we knew that the fans were very diehard, which is fine.

They're your countrymen.

I get it.

It's being nationalistic.

It's all good.

I think that's the base though, don't you?

ingredients this is the base and then what you guys all you're saying Jason about the quality of the games whatever you can't control so there has to be some legendary matches to get played there in terms of like games like best of fives or semifinals that really deliver and then you don't get legendary matches if you don't get the best teams