Posts from registration and discussion of the upcoming online tournament for Might & Magic: Heroes Auto-translated

At Kirill's request, I'm creating a poll.
We're voting on game options:
1) Alex NV's proposal
2) Numa's proposals
3) And there's another proposal!
We either draw the races or send a list of races to the judges, indicating which races players would like to play. Then, the judge decides which race each player will play (like in the "Races Confrontation" on the League), and everyone plays against everyone else.

Voting ends on June 2nd!

1) for
2) for
3) abstained

Let's vote for option 1!

Regarding Alex_nv's option. I don't understand why both options can't be combined, but that's okay. Numa's option implies that in the second game on the same map, the hiding spots will already be known, and there will be an opportunity to predict the game. Moreover, the reports may contain facts about the map. This is all not in favor of his option.

let's say I'm streaming and my opponent watches, then what?

I don't understand why both options can't be combined, but it's okay. Alex_nv's option implies that in the second game, players will already know the hiding spots on the map, and there will be an opportunity to predict the game. Moreover, the reports may contain facts about the map. This is all not in favor of his option.

A theorist doesn't need to write about things that weren't suggested. My version implies that the players following the principles of fair play know NOTHING (except for the starting factions) about the map. I think it's pointless to protect against cheaters who peek at streams, etc., at this stage, because there is a direct way to open the game save at any time.

According to the rules of sports bridge, don't you want to launch a tournament? In my opinion, it would be at least interesting...
Tournament scheme:

For each match, a random map is generated by the judge.
A coin is tossed, and the team that wins chooses the color for which player A1 plays.
Let's say the red faction is chosen - this means that player A1 plays for the red team against B1, and player A2 plays the same map for the blue team against B2.
If the red team wins in both matches, it is considered a time rating. That is, in the match, the team that spent less time to win wins.