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Bearing in mind that I maybe the one who got it wrong, from what I understand, for multiple people to play the same game at the same time, you'll need to own multiple copies of the game (and presumably the DLC) If you only have one copy, you can share it, but only one family member at a time can play it.
The Family Sharing setup is basically a streamlined and simplified version of the account sharing setup they used to have, not something drastically different.
Someone who has actually tried the new setup should step in and comment.
Tournaments are single player only. Also not sure how many Tournament you can create most likely per account until table set time expires, so set it to an hour?
Steam family sharing works but only if your account is not being used, only 1 active account can play but ownership can take back sharing when needed.
“Free to play games" are excluded from family mode .
You can read more here :
https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/054C-3167-DD7F-49D4#frequent