6(2)->1
Groups of 6, 2 games at the same time vs the same opponent, 1 advances.
And sorry - one last thing. How exactly do tie breaks work? Is it just for if two players are on the same amount, then they play a game against each other?
Thanks both of you!!
OG
Add the points of all the opponents you won against, and add half the points of all the opponents you drew against. Player with the most of these points has a higher tiebreak score, and advances.
Edit: which basically means it's better to win against higher placed people and lose against the lower placed people than the other way around.
I once played a tournament and the second round never came up. or atleast i didnt get any message. how do we get to know about the second round of the tournaments? The TD has not replied to my queries on the tournament. Thanks
Does this tournament still appear in YOUR list of Current Tournaments? If so, could you post a link to it?
It's possible that one or two slow players are holding up the next round.
As you say, you advanced from Round 1.
For Round 2, you should automatically have received TWO messages from chess.com:
Tournament - Round #1 Finished
Tournament " ... The Spider (5) ..." - Next Round Has Started
Can you check your inbox to see whether you received these?
In any case, the new set of 6 games should have been added to your Current Games list, and you should have been alerted in the usual way. Which ALERTS do you have switched on in your Online Chess settings?
These were 2-days-per-move games, so if you had not logged for two days, you might have missed the alerts. Is that a possibility?
Sorry: please can someone answer this for me? :)
I don't understand the format for tournaments (the 6(2)->1 or whatever bit).
I am directing 10 tournaments and am in 5. I am directing a couple which have 5 players, and there is no second round. The format is down as 5(1)->1.
I am in the 8th Chess.com tournament, for people rated from 1201-1400. The format says 6(2)->1. What does this mean? I know that one progresses from each group of six, but how does that translate into the format equation?
If someone could tell me I'd be most grateful!
Thanks!
OG