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# Fair Play Rulings

## The Rd to Ali Ain

The following fair play rulings were made for the AM, AO and EAS regional finals. 

Fair play Ruling Al Ain [here](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQeMJ7ratKAooVoJFZ0MbhyCvOb0SmAL201qzXqddbiGiGvROveCdnMcrahrZOl2YApDBdO2qSyuRCw/pubhtml?gid=557673537\&single=true)\
International Arbiter: Nuno Andrade (Portugal), FIDE International Arbiter\
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All game data, video footage, and chat logs are securely preserved in accordance with Checkmate Live policies. Our processes are rigorously reviewed by our Fair Play Review Team, the Australian AI Sixth-i team, and the International Arbiter.

## No Shows and Rescheduling

Tournaments need 4-8 players (subject to qualifier), so please register only if you're committed. No-shows will be disqualified and affect your fair play score.\
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Currently, admins remove no-shows after round one, but starting in April, our new lobby system will do it automatically before pairing. Players will be notified of the new dates automatically unless an event is canceled.

The following events have been rescheduled: 

OP, 9, 10, 11, 12.

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