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Another problem with charging for specific seats is will it by like concert tickets that as soon as they go on sale it seems like they sell out in 10 minutes and then if you want one you need to go through a ticket broker and pay 4 times the price?
I agree that's a problem. I would never want to see assigned seating, and I think it's fine to sell more tickets than available seats (within reason, of course.). This isn't a concert that's done in 2-3 hours--- It's an all-day competition where the heavy majority of spectators leave for significant chunks of time. The place would be half empty if you limited ticket sales to the number of seats in the arena. Besides, if the competition was ever moved out of the Milkhouse, hopefully the place would be big enough where overcrowding really wouldn't be an issue.