[From tournament director Frits Vandenhoff]

First of all, I would like to thank you for your interest in our event, and I understand fully your concerns about it's legitimacy. However, I will happily answer the issues addressed in the newspost if it will help our reputation.

To explain the major problem, the reason the Jaagslek Trio Studios cannot be found, and the reason that the address is linked to another business is that the studios are less than 6 months old, and bought the property just before hand. I appreciate that this sounds rather suspect, but if you are still skeptic I could happily arrange a viewing of the studio for you before the event.

The date clash is something we are currently addressing, and we have contacted the studios to see how free their schedule is at other weekends in July. However, this is subject to the availability of our own TV crew, and we will be releasing a further statement on it in the next fortnight. We are currently in contact with a member of the Antwerp eSports Festival, and we have seen Sarabande of The Experience expressing his worry, and I can assure you that we will be doing everything we can to avoid a clash. Our tournament is being run with the progression of eSports as a major goal, and we realise how this may hinder it if teams have to choose between 3 great events.

If you have any more issues feel free to contact me via this email, and I will do my best to clarify any issues as swiftly as possible.

Thanks for your time,
Frits Vandenhoff

Note: The original article on Saasquaando LAN 4 can be found here