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Knightz of the Round Table

Winners:

#1 1st Place santini (2226) Italy

#2 2nd Place birrel (2099) Finland

#3 3rd Place smuis (2011) Netherlands

TD: Paladon Started on May 13, 2009 @ 3:31pm

Players: 99   Time Control: 1 day/move
Max Group Size: 9   Rating Range: 1150-1850
# Advance: 2   Tie Breaks: Yes
Points Available: 629   Games Rated: Yes

TOURNAMENT FINISHED!
Tournament Stats
Starting Players: 99 Completed Games: 930 (tournament is 100% complete)
Eliminated Round 1: 77 (77% of field) Games in Round 1: 792
Eliminated Round 2: 11 (11% of field) Games in Round 2: 102
Eliminated Round 3: 4 (4% of field) Games in Round 3: 24
Eliminated Round 4: 4 (4% of field) Games in Round 4: 12
Players Withdrawn: 5 (5%) # Timeouts: 177 (19%)
Remaining Players: 5 (5%) Remaining Games: 0 (current round)
Average Rating: 1524 Biggest Upset: 1218 defeats 1631

Let us joust, fellow Knights.  Only one may win the sword, Excalibre.  Special prize to be mailed to the winner.


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Comments:

by birrel - 2 years ago
Tampere Finland
Member Since: Apr 2008
Member Points: 34

Thanks for the tournament, it was a long and exciting journey indeed.

by Paladon - 2 years ago
KOMO United States
Member Since: Apr 2009
Member Points: 173

Good skills Knightz and welcome to rounf two.... 

Focusm pay attention and do things that are proven as the competition gets steeper.

Paladon

by Paladon - 2 years ago
KOMO United States
Member Since: Apr 2009
Member Points: 173

Thank you all for your patience.  I do not see a reason to eliminate anyone right now because of vacation or time.

Paladon

by stonedfuzzy - 2 years ago
Texas United States
Member Since: Jan 2009
Member Points: 48

Patience shmatience.. at least this tourney is almost advancing to the next round

by thegab03 - 2 years ago
on the road to nowhere! Ireland
Member Since: Nov 2007
Member Points: 46638

 stonedfuzzy Geeze what homo vacationers wasting time.

I think that would be me that you are referring to, patience is a virtue my friend, yo!

by TNziggy0076 - 2 years ago
massachusetts United States
Member Since: Oct 2008
Member Points: 194

to rephrase what  stonedfuzzy said, this is getting slitghtly anoying

by stonedfuzzy - 2 years ago
Texas United States
Member Since: Jan 2009
Member Points: 48

Geeze what homo vacationers wasting time.

by Nabeal - 2 years ago
Lahore Pakistan
Member Since: May 2009
Member Points: 7101

Xpsdell!

Congratulations on such a wonderful chess playing ability. Good luck in your up coming rounds and matches too.

by Paladon - 2 years ago
KOMO United States
Member Since: Apr 2009
Member Points: 173

Thank you all for participating in this tournament.  It is awesome and very demanding.  Good skill.

Paladon

by vanitasvanitatum - 2 years ago
istanbul Turkey
Member Since: Apr 2009
Member Points: 8

I think chess.com is something doing very good for the humanity and future of the world.

by Nabeal - 2 years ago
Lahore Pakistan
Member Since: May 2009
Member Points: 7101

This is my first tournament that I competed in. I never thought that I would get even 2 or 3 points. This tournament has opened up new horizons for me. And I am committed to perform well in the next tournament. Good Luck to those who are gonna advance to the next round and Good (learning) fights for those who WILL advance next time.

by PalashD - 2 years ago
Lucknow India
Member Since: Apr 2009
Member Points: 6

Thanks! will take heed on that advice and will fight each battle without fear to the last bit of my connection even if a dragon with a 3000 raing stands infront of me! come what may! :D lol

by Paladon - 2 years ago
KOMO United States
Member Since: Apr 2009
Member Points: 173

Hello PalashD, Great win against a higher rated player.  Advice, don't even consider the ratings and just focus on each move and use the tools at your disposal.  Tiebreakers are calculated using the system set up in the tournaments.  I will post the technical explanation later.

Good hunting everyone.  Eat, drink, and take names.

Paladon

by PalashD - 2 years ago
Lucknow India
Member Since: Apr 2009
Member Points: 6

How is tie break calculated?

by Paladon - 2 years ago
KOMO United States
Member Since: Apr 2009
Member Points: 173

Yes.  I will consult and talk with the finalist and give them a choice of a few items (prizes) from Chess.com.  Nags4you, you are so right.  It really let's you experiment and see how your style is and you can see how other players are defending and attacking.

by nags4you - 2 years ago
new delhi India
Member Since: Apr 2009
Member Points: 57

playing so many games simultaneously does affect the performance, i am seeing dis, many gud players r there, may b i wont get thru, bt surely improvement shal b thr, so one shud play in tournaments.

by PalashD - 2 years ago
Lucknow India
Member Since: Apr 2009
Member Points: 6

are there any prizes?

by Boargog - 2 years ago
Arizona United States
Member Since: Mar 2009
Member Points: 43

oh yeah! let the games begin!!!!

by Paladon - 2 years ago
KOMO United States
Member Since: Apr 2009
Member Points: 173

Hello Everyone,

I reviewed the tournament and there were alot of invites, almost 300, but everyone in the tournament were between 1150 and 1850.  Do your best.

I will give more info later.

Paladon

by Paladon - 2 years ago
KOMO United States
Member Since: Apr 2009
Member Points: 173

I will clean it up tonight and then start it in the morning.

Thank you to all of the participants.

Paladon

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