As I mentioned previously, PGF had a desire to get into the camps and measurable business for at least 10 years, with two failed attempts to partner with OnDeck. I have always appreciated my relationship with the Allister family and continued to work with OnDeck after the failed partnership with PGF. PGF started camps and measurables on a limited basis, with a fair price and open to the public, which I was a big advocate of. Around that time, the Alliance announced a partnership with OnDeck, which Derek told me was in name only, no ownership but at that point, I decided to bring in PGF Camps and Measurables for the Bandit Not So Friendly this weekend. I also decided, along with GTQ, to bring in Diamond Direction and PGF Measurables the day prior to the Easton Rawlings Tournament.

OnDeck and the Allisters are good people with a good product.

PGF Camps and Measurables are run by Corey Mathis, also a good person with a good product.

I like that PGF Measurables is open to the public to see.

I, nor the Bandits have ever had any influence on either camp outside of players attending.