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Finally, the key idea that characterizes any tournament has been expressed – the completion of the event. A new event can take place only when the previous one is completed. Otherwise, it can be paraphrased as follows: the FB can begin when the OFB is completed.
This is the last round, so it is quite possible to give time for the game to be finished.
This is unfair and puts the participants from other rounds in unequal conditions, when their tech points were counted due to lack of time.
I am just curious, what would you have said if the judges had awarded the victory to Cobra at the time of the first decision? Why are you SO CONVINCED that there was a draw?
Did I dispute the result anywhere or was I going to dispute it? After the first save at 217, I had an advantage, which Cobra himself acknowledged. And if the judges had not started to make incomprehensible decisions at that time, it would have all ended long ago. The judges should have calmly treated the game as one of hundreds in the tournament, thereby showing that they put all participants in the same conditions. But the judges immediately took off their blindfolds and began to see that the game was important, decisive, the most interesting, a decoration – they attached labels, which ultimately led them to cognitive dissonance in the form of a conditional draw. Gunnar, a level 20-something with a full set of artifacts and control, expert air, is talking about something.