Alright.
UTC of the tournament is August 1st, at 1:00 AM
THIS MEANS that if you are (for example) Alaskan time, then your time zone is -9:00.
Subtract 9 from 1:00 AM, and it's 4:00 PM on the 31st. Got it?
Here's a chart. I think I worked all the math out right. If not, ehh. I tried.
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Australian Eastern Standard Time +10 hours 11:00 AM August 1st
Australian Central Standard Time +9.5 hours 10:30 August 1st
Australian Western Standard Time (AWST) 8:00 AM August 1st
Central Europe Summer Time (CEST) 3:00 AM August 1st
Central European Time (CET) 2:00AM August 1st
Middle European Time (MET) 2:00AM August 1st
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) 1:00AM August 1st
Universal Time (UT) 1:00AM August 1st
British Summer Time (BST) 2:00AM August 1st
Irish Summer Time (IST) 2:00AM August 1st
Atlantic Standard Time -4 9:00PM July 31st
Eastern Standard Time -5 8:00 PM July 31st
Central Standard Time -6 hours 7:00 PM July 31st
Mountain Standard Time -7 hours 6:00 PM July 31st
Pacific Standard Time -8 hours 5:00PM July 31st
Alaskan Standard Time -9 hours 4:00 PM July 31st
Hawaiian Standard Time (HST) -10 hours 3:00 PM July 31st
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