A new survey by British consumer advocacy Web site Which? reveals that London Olympics fans still have trouble understanding how to get their hands on tickets.

Questioning 1,275 adults from across the UK, the survey found that only 7 percent of respondents were confident that they understood how the remainder of tickets for London's 2012 Summer Olympics will be sold, less than a year before the Opening Ceremonies of the Games.

Even when trying to right the wrongs of its first round of 2012 Olympics ticket sales, the London Olympic Organizing Committee (LOCOG) again faced serious problems in the second round which began last weekend.

This second round of sales, targeting only those who missed out on getting tickets during LOCOG's troubled first attempt at selling tickets to countrymen for their 2012 Summer Games, began on June 24 at 6 AM British Summer Time (BST) and will run until 6 PM BST on July 3.

This is certainly not the lead up to the Olympics that event organizers had intended.

In the hot seat this week were both London Olympic Organizing Committee (LOCOG) chair Lord Sebastian Coe and chief executive Paul Deighton, who were forced to make the media rounds in an attempt to explain why over half of those Britons who had applied for London 2012 tickets were unsuccessful.

The London Olympic Organizing Committee’s (LOCOG) troubles with local hotels have just gotten deeper.

The growing animosity between London’s hoteliers and LOCOG, which hit media outlets two weeks ago, has culminated in at least one hotel pulling its rooms out of the committee’s allocation for the Games. Whether other hotels are considering similar action is unknown.

Ticket sales for the 2012 London Summer Olympics started early last week, but you couldn't say it was smooth sailing in the first days.

Within hours of the March 15 launch of LOCOG's (the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games) official Olympics tickets Web site, fans reported problems with the process. Those whose VISA credit cards expire before August of this year found that they were prevented from buying tickets at the site.