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Not "did not show up for the scheduled match," but "is participating in the tournament and has one allowed absence for the scheduled match."
No one requested a scheduled match (and as I understand it, no one wants one), and no scheduled match was assigned.
In this case, both participants are extremely positive and tolerant towards each other, and I think they will be able to finish the match. My task as the organizer is to maintain the tournament schedule, allowing for reasonable deviations.
They can finish the match later if it does not critically delay the following rounds. Considering the CIS time zone and the upcoming schedule shift, their chances are even higher than in other rounds.
No one requested a scheduled match (and as I understand it, no one wants one), and no scheduled match was assigned.
In this case, both participants are extremely positive and tolerant towards each other, and I think they will be able to finish the match. My task as the organizer is to maintain the tournament schedule, allowing for reasonable deviations.
They can finish the match later if it does not critically delay the following rounds. Considering the CIS time zone and the upcoming schedule shift, their chances are even higher than in other rounds.