I want to know one thing, what happens is that in the country where I live it is sometimes difficult for me to participate in online tournaments because at the least expected moment the electricity goes out, naturally I have a power plant, but after 30 or 40 minutes the Internet service fails, so in an eventual scenario of that style, if I am in the middle of the game and the failure occurs, how would my participation be in that case? what would be at stake would be lost, right? Or does the tournament system see it as a disconnect and save the balance? or there is an opportunity to continue playing until June 6 depending on how the account is in participation, because it has happened to me in some tournaments where obviously what I have achieved is lost.
If you lose your internet connection you will continue to pay tournament blinds and your hand will be folded when it is your turn. This is standard across the industry. Suggest you only play when you can expect a strong internet connection for the duration of the tournament.
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