The Pistons has put geographical restrictions on those who can buy tickets for home qualifying games, but he said the tactic is not an attempt to keep Nix's supporters away from the Little Caesars stadium, according to a team spokesman.
A potential ticket buyers for the upcoming qualifying games in Detroit-which includes games 3 and 4 of the first round chain against KNICKS- Credit Card with a Postal address “located in Michigan and in certain parts of Ohio, Indiana and Ontario, Canada,” according to Ticketmaster.
The move prompted social media assumptions that the presses were keeping the crowd's advantage in Detroit local by preventing Nix lovers who invaded Philadelphia last season for the qualifiers.
However, Pistons said they are “geographical duel” to restrict others-especially brokers and fraud.
“We have implemented the geographical duel for two main reasons. First, we saw a large amount of ticket brokers trying to buy large blocks of tickets-especially the most affordable options-during a period before us,” Bestones spokesman told The Peters. Second, like many teams and organizations through the entertainment industry, we continue to face constant fraud threats. Geo-Faving is one of the tools used to help protect it and ensure a better experience for our fans.
“This approach is not related to keeping any specific group out,” Bestone spokesman told the Post. “It comes to protecting our fans and maintaining the integrity of our ticket process.” The privileges in the southeastern section – Washington Wizards, Charlotte Hornz, Atlanta Hawx, Miami Heet and Orlando Magic – have a greater problem with Nix fans' acquisition.
Beginning this weekend, Knicks and Pistons, who have not faced in the post -season series since 1992, play 1, 2 and 5 games (if necessary) and 7 (if necessary) in MSG. Games 3, 4 and 6 (if necessary) in Detroit.
