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I could see an issue with that since most people are going to be going to events in a group, and won't want to go unless everyone gets their ticket. If I wanted
by thatguy0900 1y ago
I could see an issue with that since most people are going to be going to events in a group, and won't want to go unless everyone gets their ticket. If I wanted to go with three people, do you lottery us as a group or individually? If I want to go with 5 people and there's a lottery, the best thing to do would be have multiple people buy 5 tickets each, multiply that by every group and you have a lot of people buying tickets who don't actully want them and people who only put one order in get shafted
- muti 1y agoRequire the intent to include ticket holder names/id and check it on entry to the venue, multiple intents for the same group can be deduplicated
- calcifer 1y agoThe article addresses that: > Of course it also harms real buyers who want to go to a concert with a +1 but do not yet know who they will bring.
- latentsea 1y agoA lot of concerts in Japan work on a lottery. When you enter the lottery you can select for how many tickets up to a set maximum. If you get selected, you're obligated to pay and can't cancel. So... I imagine if you want to go as a group, one person puts in for the lottery and either everyone gets to go or no one does.