Shut out of 99% st. Louis?
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I just would like to know how you get shut out on second priority St. Louis BA, and I have seen some receiving confirmation for the same show on their 3rd, 4th, or 5th priority. I am not complaining at all but would just like to know how this happens.0
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WildFly said:I just would like to know how you get shut out on second priority St. Louis BA, and I have seen some receiving confirmation for the same show on their 3rd, 4th, or 5th priority. I am not complaining at all but would just like to know how this happens.0
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I think someone explained how the draw works, and the 99% is based on first choice. So the draw happens like this:
Anyone who lists a top priority has that % chance of getting tickets. Then any remaining tickets left go to the people who put the show as second priority. Any remaining tickets from those who got tickets from second priority then go to those with who list the show as third priority. This ultimately means that if anything is less than 99% (basically meaning 100%) and is not your #1 priority, you probably aren't getting tickets.
Imagine, just to make it simple, there are 1000 seats available and every seat goes to 10club members. 500 people put the show as top priority. They're all going to get tickets. So that's 500 left. Now imagine 400 people put the show as second priority. Because there are still 500 tickets left, those 400 will get tickets. Now let's say 300 people put the show third priority, because there are only 100 seats left, 200 people will be shut out.
I'm pretty sure that's how it works. If anyone got tickets with a second priority less than 99%, let me know, and I'd have to readjust how I think the draw works.2008: Philly (6/20), NYC (6/25) | 2009: Philly (10/28) | 2016: Philly (4/28), Philly (4/29) | 2018: Chicago (8/18), Chicago (8/20), Boston (9/4) | 2022: Quebec City (9/1), Ottawa (9/3), Hamilton (9/6), Toronto (9/8) | 2023: Chicago (9/5), Chicago (9/7), Fort Worth (9/13) | 2024: Missoula (8/22), Noblesville (8/26), Chicago (8/29), Chicago (8/30), Philly (9/7), Philly (9/9), Baltimore (9/12), Boston (9/15), Boston (9/17) | 2025: Nashville (5/6), Nashville (5/8), Pittsburgh (5/16), Pittsburgh (5/18)0 -
Does it make sense STL would be in high demand? (I don't know, Canadian here). Based on the various threads it seems like STL has most rejections after MSG and BAL....would STL be expected to have similar demand to those obvious high demand NE shows?
From what I followed of the results, the Canadian shows seemed to go ok (and I got my 3 out of 3) as did the Cali shows etc. But something definitely seems off with STL (and NSH).
All the speculation about how the odds and how priorities worked is....just speculation (and in contradiction to how TM/10C said it would work). I chose to believe things were setup and run as they said, but certainly seems to be some anomalies (even after the very significant number of user error entries). Like everyone else, I hope some info comes out....but I'm not holding my breath.Barrie - '98
Toronto - '96, '00, '03, '05, '06, '16, '20, '22
Ottawa - '16, '20, '22
Hamilton - '20, '220 -
jamesbrown1832 said:Does it make sense STL would be in high demand? (I don't know, Canadian here). Based on the various threads it seems like STL has most rejections after MSG and BAL....would STL be expected to have similar demand to those obvious high demand NE shows?
From what I followed of the results, the Canadian shows seemed to go ok (and I got my 3 out of 3) as did the Cali shows etc. But something definitely seems off with STL (and NSH).
All the speculation about how the odds and how priorities worked is....just speculation (and in contradiction to how TM/10C said it would work). I chose to believe things were setup and run as they said, but certainly seems to be some anomalies (even after the very significant number of user error entries). Like everyone else, I hope some info comes out....but I'm not holding my breath....got a mind full of questions and a teacher in my soul...0 -
jamesbrown1832 said:Does it make sense STL would be in high demand? (I don't know, Canadian here). Based on the various threads it seems like STL has most rejections after MSG and BAL....would STL be expected to have similar demand to those obvious high demand NE shows?
From what I followed of the results, the Canadian shows seemed to go ok (and I got my 3 out of 3) as did the Cali shows etc. But something definitely seems off with STL (and NSH).
All the speculation about how the odds and how priorities worked is....just speculation (and in contradiction to how TM/10C said it would work). I chose to believe things were setup and run as they said, but certainly seems to be some anomalies (even after the very significant number of user error entries). Like everyone else, I hope some info comes out....but I'm not holding my breath.The only people we should try to get even with...
...are those who've helped us.
Right 'round the corner could be bigger than ourselves.0 -
WildFly said:I just would like to know how you get shut out on second priority St. Louis BA, and I have seen some receiving confirmation for the same show on their 3rd, 4th, or 5th priority. I am not complaining at all but would just like to know how this happens.
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CG658530 said:I think someone explained how the draw works, and the 99% is based on first choice. So the draw happens like this:
Anyone who lists a top priority has that % chance of getting tickets. Then any remaining tickets left go to the people who put the show as second priority. Any remaining tickets from those who got tickets from second priority then go to those with who list the show as third priority. This ultimately means that if anything is less than 99% (basically meaning 100%) and is not your #1 priority, you probably aren't getting tickets.
Imagine, just to make it simple, there are 1000 seats available and every seat goes to 10club members. 500 people put the show as top priority. They're all going to get tickets. So that's 500 left. Now imagine 400 people put the show as second priority. Because there are still 500 tickets left, those 400 will get tickets. Now let's say 300 people put the show third priority, because there are only 100 seats left, 200 people will be shut out.
I'm pretty sure that's how it works. If anyone got tickets with a second priority less than 99%, let me know, and I'd have to readjust how I think the draw works.0 -
jamesbrown1832 said:Does it make sense STL would be in high demand? (I don't know, Canadian here). Based on the various threads it seems like STL has most rejections after MSG and BAL....would STL be expected to have similar demand to those obvious high demand NE shows?2003 Spectrum, Camden 2, Holmdel 2004 Reading, PA 2005 Philly 2006 Hartford, Camden 1&2, E. Rutherford 1&2 2008 Camden 1&2, MSG 1&2 2009 Spectrum 1,2,3,4 2010 Hartford, Newark, MSG 1&2 2013 Wrigley, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn 1&2, Philly 1&2, Baltimore 2014 Leeds, Cincinnati 2015 GCF 2016 Sunrise, Miami, Hampton, Philly 1&2, MSG 1&2, Fenway 1&2 2017 RHoF Induction 2018 Seattle 1&2 Fenway 1&2 2021 Sea Hear Now 2022 Hamilton, Toronto, MSG, Camden 2023 Indy 2024 Indy, MSG 1&2, Philly 1&2, Baltimore0
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know1 said:jamesbrown1832 said:Does it make sense STL would be in high demand? (I don't know, Canadian here). Based on the various threads it seems like STL has most rejections after MSG and BAL....would STL be expected to have similar demand to those obvious high demand NE shows?
From what I followed of the results, the Canadian shows seemed to go ok (and I got my 3 out of 3) as did the Cali shows etc. But something definitely seems off with STL (and NSH).
All the speculation about how the odds and how priorities worked is....just speculation (and in contradiction to how TM/10C said it would work). I chose to believe things were setup and run as they said, but certainly seems to be some anomalies (even after the very significant number of user error entries). Like everyone else, I hope some info comes out....but I'm not holding my breath.Barrie - '98
Toronto - '96, '00, '03, '05, '06, '16, '20, '22
Ottawa - '16, '20, '22
Hamilton - '20, '220 -
jamesbrown1832 said:I overlooked the Saturday factor, good point. Would have thought demand on par with Toronto though (easily highest of the Canadian shows, and suspect many with both CDN and US requests had TO high) - and I (gratefully) won TO with 3rd priority.
I won TO as first (and only) priority on my Canada submission. Lost STL as third priority on my US submission after losing both Balt & MSG. (all BA) Had we have to submit both Canada & US shows in one entry, no doubt I would have walked away with nothing.2003 Spectrum, Camden 2, Holmdel 2004 Reading, PA 2005 Philly 2006 Hartford, Camden 1&2, E. Rutherford 1&2 2008 Camden 1&2, MSG 1&2 2009 Spectrum 1,2,3,4 2010 Hartford, Newark, MSG 1&2 2013 Wrigley, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn 1&2, Philly 1&2, Baltimore 2014 Leeds, Cincinnati 2015 GCF 2016 Sunrise, Miami, Hampton, Philly 1&2, MSG 1&2, Fenway 1&2 2017 RHoF Induction 2018 Seattle 1&2 Fenway 1&2 2021 Sea Hear Now 2022 Hamilton, Toronto, MSG, Camden 2023 Indy 2024 Indy, MSG 1&2, Philly 1&2, Baltimore0 -
ajflicker said:CG658530 said:I think someone explained how the draw works, and the 99% is based on first choice. So the draw happens like this:
Anyone who lists a top priority has that % chance of getting tickets. Then any remaining tickets left go to the people who put the show as second priority. Any remaining tickets from those who got tickets from second priority then go to those with who list the show as third priority. This ultimately means that if anything is less than 99% (basically meaning 100%) and is not your #1 priority, you probably aren't getting tickets.
Imagine, just to make it simple, there are 1000 seats available and every seat goes to 10club members. 500 people put the show as top priority. They're all going to get tickets. So that's 500 left. Now imagine 400 people put the show as second priority. Because there are still 500 tickets left, those 400 will get tickets. Now let's say 300 people put the show third priority, because there are only 100 seats left, 200 people will be shut out.
I'm pretty sure that's how it works. If anyone got tickets with a second priority less than 99%, let me know, and I'd have to readjust how I think the draw works.I am lost, I'm no guide, but I'm by your side06.27.98 Alpine Valley
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jamesbrown1832 said:Does it make sense STL would be in high demand? (I don't know, Canadian here). Based on the various threads it seems like STL has most rejections after MSG and BAL....would STL be expected to have similar demand to those obvious high demand NE shows?
From what I followed of the results, the Canadian shows seemed to go ok (and I got my 3 out of 3) as did the Cali shows etc. But something definitely seems off with STL (and NSH).
All the speculation about how the odds and how priorities worked is....just speculation (and in contradiction to how TM/10C said it would work). I chose to believe things were setup and run as they said, but certainly seems to be some anomalies (even after the very significant number of user error entries). Like everyone else, I hope some info comes out....but I'm not holding my breath.
St Louis is not a small town either.I am lost, I'm no guide, but I'm by your side06.27.98 Alpine Valley
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09.23.02 Chicago
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05.07.10 Noblesville | 05.09.10 Cleveland
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07.19.13 Chicago
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washed in black said:What were your first and second priorities? I'm guessing you went in as BA for all?
I won TO as first (and only) priority on my Canada submission. Lost STL as third priority on my US submission after losing both Balt & MSG. (all BA) Had we have to submit both Canada & US shows in one entry, no doubt I would have walked away with nothing.Barrie - '98
Toronto - '96, '00, '03, '05, '06, '16, '20, '22
Ottawa - '16, '20, '22
Hamilton - '20, '220 -
dutz054 said:Odds given are for #1 priority shows only, anything below that are substantially less odds2006:Arnhem,Bern,Berlin
2007:München,Düsseldorf,Nijmegen
2008:NY1,NY2,Mansfield1,Mansfield2
2009:London,Rotterdam,Berlin,Manchester,London
2010:NY1,NY2,Dublin,Belfast,Berlin
2011:PJ20,Montreal,TorontoI+II,Hamilton
2012:Amsterdam I+II, Prague, Berlin I+II, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen
2013: Phoenix, San Diego, LA I+II, Oakland
2014: Amsterdam I+II, Vienna, Berlin
2016: Philly I+II, MSG I+II0 -
Did everyone catch the fine print that your first names needed to be exact matches on 10C and Ticketmaster accounts? I checked and mine didn't match. I've never gone by my real first name. This was obviously not the case for prior tours. Made the change to make them match before I put in requests and got confirmation emails for both shows I put in for! Now just waiting for the 27th to see if I got GA or Reserved!
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Dercheef said:dutz054 said:Odds given are for #1 priority shows only, anything below that are substantially less oddsI am lost, I'm no guide, but I'm by your side06.27.98 Alpine Valley
10.08.00 Alpine Valley
09.23.02 Chicago
06.18.03 Chicago | 06.21.03 Alpine Valley
10.03.04 Grand Rapids
10.05.05 Chicago
05.16.06 Chicago | 05.17.06 Chicago | 06.29.06 Milwaukee
08.02.07 Chicago | 08.05.07 Chicago
08.23.09 Chicago | 08.24.09 Chicago
05.07.10 Noblesville | 05.09.10 Cleveland
09.03.11 Alpine Valley | 09.04.11 Alpine Valley
07.19.13 Chicago
10.17.14 Moline
08.20.16 Chicago
08.18.18 Chicago
09.18.22 St. Louis
09.05.23 Chicago0 -
Kevinman said:
There is nothing in there to suggest this would only apply to #1 prioritys. And past experiences have this to be proven 100% true. I cannot remember people complaining about getting shut out of gigs with their higher prioritys when odds were at 99%. This time it seems that something was off but this could be down to an error or the odds not being updated every 5 minutes like they got for past drawings. You on the other hand have nothing to back your theory up.2006:Arnhem,Bern,Berlin
2007:München,Düsseldorf,Nijmegen
2008:NY1,NY2,Mansfield1,Mansfield2
2009:London,Rotterdam,Berlin,Manchester,London
2010:NY1,NY2,Dublin,Belfast,Berlin
2011:PJ20,Montreal,TorontoI+II,Hamilton
2012:Amsterdam I+II, Prague, Berlin I+II, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen
2013: Phoenix, San Diego, LA I+II, Oakland
2014: Amsterdam I+II, Vienna, Berlin
2016: Philly I+II, MSG I+II0 -
Dercheef said:Kevinman said:
There is nothing in there to suggest this would only apply to #1 prioritys. And past experiences have this to be proven 100% true. I cannot remember people complaining about getting shut out of gigs with their higher prioritys when odds were at 99%. This time it seems that something was off but this could be down to an error or the odds not being updated every 5 minutes like they got for past drawings. You on the other hand have nothing to back your theory up.
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Dercheef said:Kevinman said:
There is nothing in there to suggest this would only apply to #1 prioritys. And past experiences have this to be proven 100% true. I cannot remember people complaining about getting shut out of gigs with their higher prioritys when odds were at 99%. This time it seems that something was off but this could be down to an error or the odds not being updated every 5 minutes like they got for past drawings. You on the other hand have nothing to back your theory up.0
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