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Tornament 900-1510

Winners:

#2 ComeAtMeChessBro (1657)

#3 Agitation (1578)

TD: koga565 Started on April 20, 2012 8:51 AM
Players: 96   Time Control: 24 hours/move
Max Group Size: 6   Rating Range: 900-1510
# Advance: 3   Tie Breaks: Yes
Points Available: 828   Games Rated: Yes

This is a "No Vacation" tournament!

TOURNAMENT FINISHED!
Tournament Stats
Starting Players: 96 Completed Games: 902 (tournament is 100% complete)
Eliminated Round 1: 48 (50% of field) Games in Round 1: 480
Eliminated Round 2: 23 (23% of field) Games in Round 2: 230
Eliminated Round 3: 10 (10% of field) Games in Round 3: 120
Eliminated Round 4: 8 (8% of field) Games in Round 4: 52
Eliminated Round 5: 5 (5% of field) Games in Round 5: 20
Players Withdrawn: 5 (5%) # Timeouts: 323 (35%)
Remaining Players: 4 (4%) Remaining Games: 0 (current round)
Average Rating: 1397 Biggest Upset: 1195 defeats 1569

Comments


  • 12 months ago

    fishchess

    What happens when there is a tied score? And what is the Tie Break?

    If 2 players in a group have the same score then both will advance. Tournament Directors can choose to use an additional tie-break method (we use the Neustadtl score) which factors in the strength of the opponents. If two players have the same score and the same Tie Break score, both will advance.

    Below is an example of how the tie breaking system works:

    Group #--123PointsTie Break
    1. Bob X 0 1 1 1 3 4.5
    2. Mary 0 1 X 0 0.5 1.5 3.75
    3. John 0 0 0.5 1 X 1.5 2.25

    A player's tiebreak score is calculated by adding the sum of the player's points they have defeated to half the sum of the player's points they have drawn against.

    Bob won one game against Mary and two games against John. So Bob gets 1x1.5 points from Mary and 2 x 1.5 points from John, which sums up to 4.5 tiebreak points.

    Mary won one game against Bob and drew one game against John. So Mary gets 1x3.0 points from Bob and 0.5x1.5 points from John, which sums up to 3.75 tiebreak points.

    John won one game and drew one game against Mary. So John gets 1.5x1.5 points from Mary, which sums up to 2.25 tiebreak points.

    http://www.chess.com/tournaments/help.html?S=1388&A=3&G=6&T=96#tiebreak

  • 13 months ago

    benwilliams

    Hey, sorry about this noob question but how are tie break points calculated?

  • 13 months ago

    giftednskint

    Who goes through to round 2?

  • 13 months ago

    ComeAtMeChessBro

    Yep. They will.

  • 13 months ago

    giftednskint

    Will the games show up under "play online"?
  • 13 months ago

    ComeAtMeChessBro

    Good luck everyone, this will be fast and fun!

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