That makes sense to me, given that the other games were scheduled for the 15th, but couldn't both sets be streamed for tomorrow? They streamed four matches in the first day, for example.
It seems strange, that they can in the name of prespecified scheduling create an imbalanced situation for one set of the teams(which was out of the teams control), considering how important prep and anti-stratting is in this game. If competitive integrity is at the heart of this, rescheduling should not be an issue, as it was seemingly not an issue for today.
How would that change anything I suggested? All the games would be streamed on the same channels, the only difference being the day.
Instead of having them jump straight into the losers bracket and playing an elimination game on the same day, they could play it tomorrow four games on the same day two per channel, just like the first day. This would be the best way to preserve integrity. My question is: What is the barrier?
I think at the end of the day, it can only be answered by a tournament official. I just figured, if there's something obvious I missed, someone would point it out, but alas there seems to not be.
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