Currently, we have about 10 re-streamers. But since not everyone is always available or willing, they won't always be able to re-stream. As the organizer, I will, of course, take on all the matches that no one else is covering because I am responsible for that. If there is a shortage of streamers, I will quickly find additional ones.

There is no need to criticize the guys who declined to re-stream in the tournament. They understand how difficult and thankless this task is. It's better to decline upfront so that people don't rely on you and you don't let anyone down. Even among those who agreed, if someone doesn't re-stream, that's okay. That's life, and things happen. If there is no time or desire, then there is no need to re-stream. What pleasure will you get from a streamer who is doing it reluctantly?

The guys are doing great! There's no doubt about it. I was supposed to stream, and I had already prepared everything, but half an hour before, Yar took over the re-stream, and we quickly exchanged roles and reconfigured everything. As a result, the stream turned out to be more interesting than if I had done it (I'm not exactly the best streamer...).

Regarding the length of the matches. As Hellight said, one option is to agree on an earlier time. But in most cases, this will be on weekends. The second match between Moldova and Estonia will be on Saturday at 12:00 Moscow time.

There is also a rule in the tournament that after 147 turns, streamers can stop the game and award a technical decision (especially if the gap between the players is very large).

And the third point. We will try to support tired re-streamers with fresher streamers who will start their own re-stream, and the tired ones can go and rest. In this game, I provided the backup. But when the workload is higher, there may not be a replacement re-streamer available.