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18th Chess.com Tournament (1401-1600)

TD: Patzer24 Started on March 1, 2012 1:32 PM
Players: 1879   Time Control: 3 days/move
Max Group Size: 6   Rating Range: 1401-1600
# Advance: 1   Tie Breaks: Yes
Points Available: 564   Games Rated: Yes

99% COMPLETE!
Tournament Stats
Starting Players: 1,879 Completed Games: 11204 (tournament is 99% complete)
Eliminated Round 1: 1550 (82% of field) Games in Round 1: 9,370
Eliminated Round 2: 262 (13% of field) Games in Round 2: 1,570
Eliminated Round 3: 28 (1% of field) Games in Round 3: 270 (97% completed)
Players Withdrawn: 55 (2%) # Timeouts: 2244 (20%)
Remaining Players: 31 (1%) Remaining Games: 6 (current round)
Average Rating: 1488 Biggest Upset: 1627 defeats 2234

This is the 18th Official Chess.com Tournament. It will begin March 1, so register now!

NOTE: If you register now and your rating changes before the start date, you will be AUTOMATICALLY moved to the correct group when the tournament starts. 

You will play up to 10 games at a time in this event.

Vacation time is allowed.  

New rounds will start when ALL games in the current round are complete.  

If you have other questions (group size, # of people advancing, etc) read the Tournament Description above. If you still have questions, try this help file

Good luck everyone!


Comments


  • 13 months ago

    lion_sta

    Why sadly, this way the tournament ends faster. 

  • 13 months ago

    sajay

    sadly yes..

    # Advance: 1

  • 13 months ago

    sudlon

    Is there only one person from each group who advances in this tournament?

  • 13 months ago

    Chess4Maddin

    If there is no timeout in my group, I will join the next round, tooLaughing

  • 13 months ago

    shiven101

    Into the next round :)

  • 13 months ago

    Anchovey

    That's a draw for sure, and nicely done since white clearly has the advantage.

  • 13 months ago

    Dr-Greenpawn

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  • 13 months ago

    Balachandar

    There's is nothing wrong in playing a three fold repetition. If one wants to draw. His position is bad conpared to you, and he got the chance to draw, so he is playing for a draw. If he breaks the repetition, mostly he would lose unless you blunder, so he is playing it safe. 

  • 13 months ago

    thef1chesser

    he's allowed to play on eternal chess. he probably can't win so he'll get the draw this way.

     and I'm now certain of going through to the next round :D 

  • 13 months ago

    ahmad3253

    I KNEW THIS WAY . BUT WHAT ABOUT THIS KIND OF PLAY AND PLAYER? I ASKED HIM BEFORE THAT IF HE THINK HE IS PLAYING CHESS?

  • 13 months ago

    swajit1991

    hi...,

    i am in 2nd round

  • 13 months ago

    Balachandar

    I see it is this game:

    http://www.chess.com/echess/game.html?id=50766605

    You can press on the "CLAIM DRAW" button which will be in the bottom of the right hand side. And your game will be drawn. 

  • 13 months ago

    ahmad3253

    MR BALACHANDAR : HELLO. MY GROUP NO IS #237. ONE OF PLAYERS IS DOING ONE MOVE FROM MOVE 42  . IN THIS CONDITION WHAT IS YOUR DESIDE?

  • 13 months ago

    sajay

    i could have easily moved up if 2 advances!

  • 14 months ago

    Balachandar

    People have lives outside this site. 

  • 14 months ago

    AlexanderMcLean

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  • 14 months ago

    Boochpaper

    Wow, congrats to all 5 of you! Smile

  • 14 months ago

    jim_campbell77

    5-way tie, amazing!

  • 14 months ago

    Anchovey

    Wow, a 5 way tie, that I have never seen, but it's pretty cool.  Congrats to you all!

  • 14 months ago

    CheckMurphy

    Guys, if you really wanna see something weird look at group #263. Out of the six players we are five that ended up with the same score and tiebreak. But rules are rules and we are five going through to round 2.

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