An attempt to organize a team tournament between countries!

So, here's an update. There's a high probability that the Czech team will participate in the tournament with a minimum of 3-6 players. I'm still checking on Slovakia. Considering that the tournament might become inter-portal, we'll probably need to simplify the rules or create a reasonably adequate mix. And since rule violations will be immediately visible, if they are significant, we might replay those matches. Technical results will only be awarded in extreme cases. We'll try to create an atmosphere of friendship and mutual concessions as much as possible. I have a rough idea of what to expect, but I still hope for a reasonable outcome. Thanks to Sticky for this portal.

I also found Chinese, Spanish, and German communities, but I haven't figured them out yet. I created a new thread in the Chinese community – I'm waiting for a response. I can't complete the registration on the German one – I keep getting an error. The work in this area is ongoing.

And since the tournament is likely to happen, I'll probably have to decline the offered job, unfortunately, and somehow manage my finances for the sake of the tournament. We'll see what happens after the tournament.

The Estonian team seems to have formed just now. I don't know how competitive they will be, but they have the desire. I suggested they join forces with Latvia, but they found 4 players within their own country.

Serbia has 3 players, but only 2 of them are actively playing. They are deciding whether they will play as a duo. In this case, we will allow one of them to play 2 out of 3 games if needed, or they will join another team.

The thread isn't popular in China. Herolwy is also silent. So, we probably shouldn't expect much. But if Herolwy gets in touch, I see another option: Herolwy and Dan_Choi could form an Asian team, with permission for one of them to play again in case of a 1-1 score.