"The Art of Strategy - III"

Yes, I'm also getting a little confused and, frankly, tired.

Let's decide how we're going to play:

or, as Dex wrote:
"Let's say we decided to play 2 games. Dexter sends Humans and League templates, Letos and Laba, respectively. Therefore, in the next match, I will only have 6 races available (which ones will be clear after the draw) and 2 fewer templates (also after the draw). Moz sends 2 Orc and Necromancer races and 2 Rainbow and Spider templates. A draw is held, and 2 (Moz) is drawn, which means Moz chooses the first option and plays as blue. So:
Game 1:
Dex Humans - Moz Orcs, Rainbow template (1 template is chosen from his option)
Game 2, we switch colors and options:
Moz Necromancers - Dex League, Laba template (the template is chosen by me from 2 options)
If the judges draw that I play 1 game as blue, then:
Game 1:
Moz Orcs - Dex Humans, Letos template (1 template is chosen from my option)
Game 2, we switch colors and options:
Dex League - Moz Necromancers, Spider template (the template is chosen by him from 2 options)
So, Humans and League, and Rainbow and Laba templates have been played. Therefore, in the next match, I play with these templates and races removed.
In reality, it's written in a complicated way, but it's actually very simple. There's a little more workload for the judges. The players just need to choose 2 races and 2 templates against each opponent. The races will always be played, and only 1 template will be chosen, and the other will be chosen by the opponent. In total, 2 templates.
As soon as all 8 templates and races have been played against all opponents, the next round begins.

or, as I suggested:
We send a list to the judge of "our" races for the 1st and 2nd games, and ONE "our" template before the start of the next round, after the judge has posted information about the formed pairs for this round. The judge "draws" a lot.
If Player 1 is drawn, then in the 1st game, the players play:
- on the template of Player 1;
- the races are already determined, as the list indicates which race the player will have in the 1st and 2nd games.
In the 2nd game, the template of Player 2 is played, and the races are already determined.
The judge can determine the color by drawing lots, or the players can decide themselves, and then the players in the pair switch colors.
This procedure is done before each round.
A round is the 1st and 2nd game between specific players every 14 days (one game - 7 days)
or we leave it as it was in the previous "Art of Strategy" tournament.

or Bolivar's option:
Information about the templates for pairs of opponents is posted before each round. Players send the races they will play.
But it seems to me that this option is more random than the previous ones.

I just have a big request: let's decide by tomorrow.