How should a store handle timing issues at Summoner Skirmish events when matches go into overtime and the venue has strict time constraints?

Ruling: Tournament Organizers have flexibility to define what constitutes "reasonable pace of play" for overtime turns at their events. The TO can establish specific time limits for overtime turns (such as 1 minute per turn) and enforce slow play warnings through judges to ensure matches complete within venue constraints.

Sequence:

• Matches are 50 minutes (not 55)
• After time, players get 5 additional overtime turns
• A judge must be present during overtime at high OPL events to ensure reasonable pace
• The TO/Head Judge defines what "reasonable pace" means for their event
• Judges can issue slow play warnings or determine a player is slow playing based on their discretion

Nuances:

• Round times are recommended, not mandatory - TOs can deviate if needed
• TOs can shorten round times (e.g., 45 minutes instead of 50) if necessary
• Any rule explicitly outlined by the TO for their tournament takes precedence over normal tournament procedures
• Intentional stalling to gain an advantage is considered cheating and grounds for disqualification
• Players must call a judge if they believe their opponent is slow playing
• The judge's decision is final during the event; complaints come later
• For venues with strict constraints, options include: limiting participation, reducing swiss rounds, smaller top cuts, or establishing overtime turn timers