Question + Need Help On "Waits"

I do not understand how waits work on multiplayer... They seem so much faster weather it be text messages, or cinematics...

Now, I have a trigger. The success of this trigger depends on the success of a wait.. Okay, I'm making a dueling arena... Where 4 players fight in a small pit until last man standing... I make it so that the trigger is like this:

Event: A unit owned by (Any player) dies

Conditions: (Dying Unit) is a hero equal to (true)

Actions:
Wait for (X) seconds

If ((Number of units in (Units in dueling pit matching (((Matching unit) is a hero equal to true))) equal to 1 then do (Run end duel trigger) else do nothing

Okay, the problem is that I NEED that wait because it takes a few seconds for the dying unit to count as "no longer in the region" so that when there is only 1 hero left, the duel ends... The problem is that I don't want the wait to be too fast...otherwise, the duel will never end, and I don't want it to be too slow, because people get really impatient at waiting, especially when they are pissed off because they just lost a duel...

So what do you guys recommend I do in this situation?

Note: On single player, where the waits are not too fast, about 5 seconds is perfect for waiting.

My map is 2-12 players btw, because I think waiting is determined by how many players are in the same game.

This is a common problem. There is a bug that causes the time in a wait command to be devided by the number of player in the game on B-Net. Here is your fix...

Create a intiger variable called Players

Put this in your initalization trigger before any wait commands..

Set Players = (Number of slots currently cotrolled by a user)

Synax may not be exact but you should be able to figure it out.

For each wait command use...

For each intiger A from (1 to Players)) (wait x.xx seconds)

We are out of town atm and cannot open the editor to check syntax. If someone has the exact syntax could u post it for him?