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I reiterate my position that intentionally not playing games for the sake of a prize is not honorable. In Russian, it's like being a jerk. Hellen was trying to do exactly that, which is why he was disqualified.

You can continue to believe that you and Hellen are pure, noble players, always open to playing in any tournament situation, and consider everyone else to be liars.

CoolStoryBob

Where are you getting this from? I've been in Ukraine since the end of last week, and there was only one opportunity to play, and I wrote to my opponent, but he was tired, and we didn't play.
Or is being a jerk refusing to play a long game when you don't feel like it, and most importantly, there's no point because you have 100 points more than your opponents.
I have no complaints about the disqualification; you have the right to change the rules every minute in your tournament. But, in my opinion, you don't have the right to call participants in your tournament jerks.