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In my opinion, it seems logical to:
1. Combine teams with fewer than 3 players into larger, unified teams. For example, create a Baltic team (Lithuania + Latvia + Estonia), an Eastern European team (Hungary + Serbia + and others), or a Rest of the World team (China, Korea, Monte Carlo, Brunei, etc.).
2. Teams with fewer than 3 players should not be allowed to participate in the tournament – this automatically creates problems with the interpretation of the rules, etc.
3. Divide Russia into 2 teams: Western Russia (from Kaliningrad to the Urals) and Eastern Russia (from the Urals to the Far East). The team name "Siberia" is probably not very appropriate for this tournament, despite all due respect.
1. Combine teams with fewer than 3 players into larger, unified teams. For example, create a Baltic team (Lithuania + Latvia + Estonia), an Eastern European team (Hungary + Serbia + and others), or a Rest of the World team (China, Korea, Monte Carlo, Brunei, etc.).
2. Teams with fewer than 3 players should not be allowed to participate in the tournament – this automatically creates problems with the interpretation of the rules, etc.
3. Divide Russia into 2 teams: Western Russia (from Kaliningrad to the Urals) and Eastern Russia (from the Urals to the Far East). The team name "Siberia" is probably not very appropriate for this tournament, despite all due respect.