Do the overtime rules (5 additional turns after time is called) apply the same way in Swiss rounds and Top Cut, or are there different rules for each stage of a tournament?

Ruling: The overtime rules apply the same way to both Swiss and Top Cut rounds. After time is called, five additional turns are played and the winner is determined by whoever has more points at the end of those turns. Top Cut rounds are recommended to be untimed where possible, but when time limits are necessary, the same overtime procedure applies.

Sequence:

• Time is called during a player's turn
• After that player's turn is complete, five additional turns are played
• The match ends after the fifth additional turn is complete
• Winner is determined by whoever has more points

Nuances:

• The rules don't clearly specify how a winner should be determined if the standings are tied after the 5 overtime turns
• Top Cut is recommended to be untimed where possible, with judges enforcing reasonable pace of play
• The five turns means through the end of the fifth turn, not until the start of the fifth turn