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how can this be strike

This is just picking out the details and blaming, which is not good for positive solution

There are plenty of sports only few countries play. There would be 5to6 sports remain, if you want to see sports played in the major part of the world. Swimming is not played in most part of the Africa etc....

Is there any published rule?

American Qualification for 28 olympic seems to be given to SF qualified team in America A2 vs B1(probably US, who is not related to this qualification process) .. A2 is difficult to be in SF A1 vs B2 seems likely to be Puerto Rico vs Mexico . So the winner would go to SF and win the ticekt Japan vs Venezuela(?) : I think Venezuela also have high chances to win, but the Japan would be >50% in SF. DR(?) vs Korea : DR could be also the winner (maybe >90%). This Means that DR and PRorMexico(?) would have the highest chance to be in olympics.

This was extremely amazing There were only few ways that Korea could advance.. and the 7-2 was last one. Red case (5-0, 6-1, 7-2) was the only way korea wins... green for austrailia, blue for chinese taipei

I think the 6-team restriction is to include many new things (lacrosse, flag football, etc...) in the olympics. IOC would not want to expand the total number of players by having too much team in here.

moves up to quarterfinal first since 2009.. Lost by Netherlands in 2013, 2017 Lost by Austrailia in 2022

Congrats for all medalist! Every game was so exciting..

Wow... 2nd medal in snow discipline ever in Korea, 8 years since Sang-Ho Lee

Austrailia (2 : M1, W1) Branden Corey Seems likely to decline Women's quota :Hyo-Jin Kim failed to get Citizenship according to korean news Austria (1:M1) Belgium (M4, W2) Stijn Desmet, Adriaan Dewagtere, Ward Petré, Warre Van Damme Hanne Desmet, Tineke den Dulk, Canada (M5, W5) Dandjinou, Dubois, Laoun, Pierre-Gilles, Roussel Blais, Boutin, Brunelle, Doak, Sarault China (M5, W5) Lin Xiaojun(Lim Hyo-jun), Liu Shaoang, Sun Long, Li Wen-Long, Zhang Bohao Gong Li, Zhang Chutong, Fan Kexin, Yang Jinglu, Wang Xinran Croatia (W2) Valentina Aščić Czech (W1) Great Britain (after decliniing quota... M1) Niall Treacy Hong Kong (M1 W1) Hungary (M4 W2) Moon Wonjun, Peter Jaszapati, Nogardi Bence, Tiborcz Daniel Maja Somodi, Diana Vegi AIN (M1 W1) Italy (M5 W5) Andrea Cassinelli, Thomas Nadalini , Lorenzo Previtalli, Pietro Sighel, Luca Spechenhauser. Chiara Betti, Elisa Confortola, Arianna Fontana, Arianna Sighel, Martina Valcepina Japan (M4 W5) Miyata Shogo, Yoshinaga Kazuki, Watanabe Keita, Iwasa Dan Nakashima Mirei, Kanai Rika, Hirai Ami, Watanabe Aoi, Nakamori Haruna Kazakhstan (M2 W2) Nikisha, Azhgaliyev Tikhonova, Yana Khan Latvia (M2) Krūzbergs, Bērziņš Netherlands (M5 W5) De Laat, Emons, J.Van't Wout, M.Van't Wout, Boer X.Velzeboer, M.Velzeboer, Poutsma, Schulting, Deltrap Poland (M2 W2) Michał Niewiński, Felix Pigeon Natalia Maliszewska , Gabriela Topolska Slovakia (W1) Lea Popovičová South Korea (M5 W5) Jongun Rim, Daeheon Hwang, Dongmin Shin, Jeongmin Lee, Junseo Lee Minjeong Choi, Gilli Kim, Dohee Noh, Sukhee Shim, Soyeon Lee, Turkey (M2) Ukraine (M1 W1) USA (M3 W5) Brandon Kim, Andrew Heo,Clayton Declemente Santos-griswold, Corine Stoddard, Eunice Lee, Kamryn Lute. Julie Letai Uzbekistan (M1)

auto translation of total players list ____ The Korean team will feature 72 73 athletes (35 36 men and 37 women) in a total of 12 sports. ice sheet Short track speed skating (10): Kim Gil-ri, Noh Do-hee, Shin Dong-min, Shim Suk-hee, Lee So-yeon, Lee Jung-min, Lee Joon-seo, Lim Jong-eon, Choi Min-jung, Hwang Dae-heon Speed skating (9): Koo Kyung-min, Kim Min-sun, Kim Joon-ho, Park Ji-woo, Na-hyun, Lim Ri-won, Jung Jae-won, Jung Hee-dan, Cho Seung-min Figure skating (6): Kwon Ye, Kim Hyun-kyum, Shin Ji-ah, Lee Hae-in, Lim Hae-na, Cha Jun-hwan Curling (7): Kim Min-ji, Kim Sun-young, Kim Soo-ji, Kim Eun-ji, Seol Ye-eun, Seol Ye-ji, Jung Young-seok Snowflake Alpine Ski (3): Kim So-hee, Jung Dong-hyun, Choi Tae-hee Cross-country skiing (3): Lee Eui-jin, Lee Jun-seo, Han Sa-som Freestyle Ski (7): Kim Da-eun, Yoon Shin-yi, Lee So-young, Lee Seung-hoon, Lee Yoon-seung, Jang Yoo-jin, Jung Dae-yoon Snowboard (11): Kim Gun-hee, Kim Sang-gyeom, Woo Soo-bin, Yoo Seung-eun, Lee Na-yoon, Lee Sang-ho, Lee Ji-o, Lee Chae-woon, Jung Hae-rim, Cho Wan-hee, Choi Ga-on Biathlon (2): Yekaterina Abakumova, Choi Doo-jin + freeski Moon Hee Seung (2026.01.24) sled Luge (1): Jeong Hye-sun Bobsleigh (10): Kim Sun-wook, Kim Jin-soo, Kim Yoo-ran, Kim Hyung-geun, Seok Young-jin, Lee Do-yoon, Lee Kun-woo, Jeon Soo-hyun, Jeon Eun-ji, Chae Byung-do Skeleton (3): Kim Ji-soo, Jung Seung-gi, Hong Soo-jung

JTBC for

at most 73 quotas expected for after 2014 sochi 71, 2018 144(host country) 2022 63 Alpine skiing 3 (M1 W2) Bobsleigh 10 (M8 W2) (2 teams / 1 team) Biathlon 2 (M1 W1) Cross Country Skiing 3 (M1 W2) Curling 7 (M1 W6) Freestyle Skiing 8 (M4 W4) Figure Skating 6 (M3 W3) (Men single 2, Women single 2, Ice dance 1 team) Ice hockey 0 Luge 1 (W1) Nordic 0 Short track 10 (M5 W5) Skeleton 3 (M1 W2) Ski jumping 0 Ski mountaineering 0 Snowboarding 11 (M6 W5) Speed skating 9? (M4 W5) ... seems like allocation not finished yet. Major medal candidates are in Short track (as always), Snowboarding (Gaon Choi), and Speed skating, etc.