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Ultimately, a system where everyone plays everyone else will be simpler for both judges and players. A flexible game schedule – playing 4 games in a month – is easier than playing 1 game each week. The main thing is to make a cut of the played games in a timely manner – for example, every 3 games: if you haven't played 3 games in 3 weeks, you get a penalty for your team. For the next cut, you will need 6 played games, and so on... And it is important to avoid additional time for replaying games, so as not to prolong the tournament.
Or, as an alternative, cancel games between players with the same number of decks. (although this is questionable).