am i allowed

[FriedBlaziken]

to participate in 2 nationals.

[DarkJake]

Not under the newer system

[FriedBlaziken]

*tear*

[Jason]

lol

i know you want to pwn the malaysian nats ;P

[OLD_SCHOOL_PLAYER]

So if I went to visit someone in just say Czech republic, I can't compete there?

If i only competed in ONE nats

[jesschow12]

if u all want to play 2 nats,use a different name insteadand pop Id watsoever....

[SD PokeMom]

if u all want to play 2 nats,use a different name insteadand pop Id watsoever....riiiiiight.

quite obviously you've never seen the paperwork one must sign (and have their parents sign, if they're a minor) when one wins a prize of that value; it's a legal document, and submitting fraudulent information would be enough to have said prizes revoked AND a ban imposed, when caught.

posts like this certainly make one wonder about your ethics...real nice, especially for a professor. =/

'mom

[Magic_Umbreon]

What a wounder.

Playing at two Nationals? Why not just play at the one in your own country. 2nd chances are for LOSERS.

[Krucifier]

What a wounder.

Playing at two Nationals? Why not just play at the one in your own country. 2nd chances are for LOSERS.

He came from Malaysia, migrated to Australia a year or two ago. Not exactly a second chance.

But to awnser your question - you are a registered Australian player...So...You can only compete in Australian events...

[Jason]

Hm.

Well...

Rainbowgym played in Canadian regionals
And Pablo played in two uS regionals

Hm?

[Rew]

I guess regionals don't count then, only nationals. x3

[DarkJake]

Where you're registered is irrelevant, you can only play in 1 nats, and you must be a legal resident or a citizen of that country, if you have a dual-citizenship (for example) you may only choose 1 of those countries to participate in.