Bounded Wait

Question

Process P_i 
repeat

flag[i] = true; 
while ( flag[j] ) do no-op; 
< critical - section > 
flag[i] = false; 
< remainder - section > 
until false; 

Note : "i" refer0s to current process and "j" refers to another process.

How Bounded Wait is satisfied here?

Comments

Bounded waiting is : There exists a bound, or limit, on the number of times other processes (P0) are allowed to enter their critical sections after a process(P1) has made request to enter its critical section and before that request is granted.

"before that request is granted"

But here request never granted to P1.

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https://gateoverflow.in/74002/doubt-in-some-basic-things-synchronisation

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If you agree, that the number of times a process P1 may be bypassed is 0 ,i.e, B = 0 then yes, bounded waiting holds .

Exactly, if P0 and P1 in busy wait, then no one can bypass other.  

bounded waiting says => That if a process expresses its desire to enter critical section then there exists a bound on the number of processes that can enter CS, after this request has been made .

Thus P0 and P1's desire to enter into Critical section will be postponed indefinitely. 

Is it will not dissatisfy the BW?