In the original bankruptcy filings a month ago, there was a stipulation of a requisite number of players signing up for LIV 2.0, and should LIV fail to reach that benchmark—at least 50% of players with financial claims, and those agreeing players had to represent at least two-thirds of the amount owed—the investor was allowed to back out of the deal. But in Monday’s new filings, those figures are no longer in the amended agreement. With LIV golfers now given an extra two weeks to decide if they want to re-up, it appears the goal posts are moving to allow LIV a chance at survival.