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P.S. Besides, I personally am convinced that people who spend their free time organizing tournaments and creating challenges for us wouldn't engage in something as trivial as falsifying results. What would be the point for them? Or do you think they organize a tournament only to be the first, no matter what, regardless of the method they use to achieve their result? I don't rule out that they also want to achieve the best result, but they will only be satisfied if they achieve this goal fairly. That's just my opinion.
Strong words, I have nothing to add. You've made everything clear. From your previous posts, it's clear that you like to express your opinion and stick to it at all costs (even through arguments, sometimes even silly ones), well, that's your right. I didn't say, and certainly didn't accuse, that the organizers are "falsifying" results - that's one. Secondly, I apologized to AmberSoler. Thirdly, it would indeed be unfair if the organizer, who is also a participant in the tournament, could see all the saves. Fourthly, Kyle has now explained to me that only he can see the saves before the results are published, and he is not participating in the tournament. So, I have no more questions for the organizers on this topic.
"Единственное, что можно сказать с уверенностью об удаче - она изменит..."