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    Question for Statman

    Maybe some of you others can help me with this, however I know how much of a crucible expert statman is!
    I was wondering if you could tell me which seats in the auditorium are those that have a view of both tables?
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  • #2
    The players' seats each side of the divider!

    Oh, Sorry, I am not Statman.

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    • #3
      Don't be smart with me! Honestly Paul ,can you remember which seats?

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      • #4
        I guess it is around seat number 25 till 35, RED DOOR. as this is the door entering the venue at the baulk side. The row is academic.

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        • #5
          Originally Posted by ronnieisthebest
          Maybe some of you others can help me with this, however I know how much of a crucible expert statman is!
          I was wondering if you could tell me which seats in the auditorium are those that have a view of both tables?

          If the numbered seating hasn't changed since I last went to the Crucible about 7-8 years ago I would say approximately seat number 40 is towards the centre of the 2 tables, but i'm sure somebody will be able to clarify.
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          • #6
            There are 15 rows. (from A to O) I dont know if any letter from the alfabet is excluded. The capacity is around 900. thatl leaves 60 per row. Down the middle would be 30. thats how i came to 25/35. Also we have to consider that in the upper rows are more seats available than the lower rows.

            Can you still follow this?

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            • #7
              Yes i get it! Thanks

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              • #8
                Rows C and D are about seats 26-30. Of course as you go further back (a) there are more seats per row so the numbers will be higher and (b) there are more seats that have a view of both tables.

                At Row A it is only seats 18 and 19 that have a view of both.

                There is no Row I, and there is no seat A1 (or B1 I think).

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                • #9
                  Can you actually have a sight from row O on both tables, sitting at the length of the table. Viewing over the divider?

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                  • #10
                    No you can't. It's a bit of an optical illusion, but the dividing wall is too tall.

                    PS My descriptions above of seats you can view is referring to a view of the whole of both tables.

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