Oh, it seems some things aren't aligned correctly. Oh well.
The curse of the last round

@sahilmd-Thanks, are you posting your games too? And I noticed that mistake too and edited it.
@Maroon5fan-Thanks!

Come on John! Don't worry about your last round losing streak...
Who cares about a little money. I would rather haved played a game I could learn from the win a little money...
Besides, in the next couple years you're gonna be a prodigy...Ten years old and a 2140!?!
That's amazing!
Good luck in the future, and your playing style is awesome!
Keep it up!

@abhishek2 and wafflemaster:Thanks!
@Suvel:Yeah, I'm probably too obsessed with this whole last round thing. And I'm not 10...and thanks!

Very nice -- my personal favorite is the very clean positional game in round 1 -- seems like you made few to no major oversights there. I like how you were able to keep all of your pieces in neatly organized positions lol.

Thanks Elubas! Anothing major point I forgot to put in the post is the major difference between tournaments on the west coast and east coast. Here in the east if the pairings are up 10 minutes late it's considered early lol.

lol, and in a tournament last month I was talking in the skittles room too long and I (and the others who were there) almost lost time on the clock. I figured they wouldn't have the pairings and start at the scheduled time so I was like "Damn, the one time you start on time, why did it have to be now?" :D
It was just a weekend tournament though.
Hi people of chess.com! I just finished playing in the World Open U2200 section, taking half point byes in 2 of the rounds, and I have annotated all my games for you to enjoy,analyze,crticize,etc.
Round 1-Against a 2040. Luckily, all the repairings that were going on didn't affect my section. However, the U1800 had to "add 53 to their board number!"