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If I'm not mistaken, the previous tournament also had 10 days for each game, and even then, it came down to flipping a coin. Maybe we shouldn't reduce it? Just punish those who miss 2 rounds in a row without a valid reason...:smile33:
Let's consider this situation in relation to the specifics of the tournament rules. If we give 10 days for each game, and considering that there will be 13-14 people in each group, it will take 120-130 days just for the group stage, which is 4-4.5 months:eek: It's already mid-March, which means the group stage will end only at the end of July, and then there's another month and a half for the final stage, so we'll finish in September, which is too long:eek: And it's not about my ambitious decision that doesn't require objections; it's about the fact that if the tournament, according to the official rules, has a time frame of HALF A YEAR, I'm afraid that half of its participants will forget what it's called in the best case, and in the worst case, they will lose interest:(