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Re: Baku Olympiad - George Murphy - 13-09-2016
The Live Boards appear to have been corrected/edited, and now Scotland's Men's Team is shown to have scored a whitewash after all!! Well done!
Re: Baku Olympiad - Geoff Chandler - 13-09-2016
It does appear that Scotland's last round 4-0 helped the USA win the Olympiad.
They were King Makers!
Plan A for the 2018 Olympiad.
Andy, drug those other four, tie them up and dump them in the hotel cellar.
Give their passports to four look alike 2700+ GM's and bring them back.
Let us know how you get on with this.
Please ask Neil to get me Eugenio Torre's autograph.
Neil will be OK with this, I ask him to get an autograph on every trip abroad.
Geoff
Re: Baku Olympiad - Jim Webster - 13-09-2016
According to the results server: -
Candidate Master(s) awarded in Women Section at Baku.
* 66 2400456 Roy, Ali Scotland SCO 8 5 8
* 67 2404117 Rutherford, Kathleen Scotland SCO 11 4,5 8
Congratulations to both Ali and Kathleen.
Re: Baku Olympiad - George Murphy - 13-09-2016
Even better news! It was noticeable that Ali sat out the last three Rounds, having played in all previous matches. Assuming this did not reflect ill-health, then I’d say it demonstrated astute captaincy/management. Besides “pocketing” Ali’s excellent performance, it also gave Kathleen a clear opportunity, which she grasped with both hands. All told, good strategy and man-management.
Congratulations again, not only to the Team, but also to the “Brains” behind them.
Re: Baku Olympiad - Jonathan Livingstone - 14-09-2016
Jim Webster Wrote:According to the results server: -
Candidate Master(s) awarded in Women Section at Baku.
* 66 2400456 Roy, Ali Scotland SCO 8 5 8
* 67 2404117 Rutherford, Kathleen Scotland SCO 11 4,5 8
Congratulations to both Ali and Kathleen.
Not too sure they have Jim, but could be wrong?
Was just looking at <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://chess-results.com/tnr232876.aspx?lan=1&art=20&flag=30&wi=821&snr=69">http://chess-results.com/tnr232876.aspx ... 821&snr=69</a><!-- m --> and as I understand it:
Ali Roy got a 2001 TPR which qualifies her for WCM title (a different title to CM) that requires a 2000 TPR, in which case she would have just made it. If that is correct, congrats to her.
Re: Baku Olympiad - robin moore - 14-09-2016
New WCM titles..
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Three girls from Wales on the list also, well done to them.
Re: Baku Olympiad - Jonathan Livingstone - 14-09-2016
That is what I was querying Robin, Kathleen is on that list but her TPR was 1800ish. Needs to be 2000+ to get that particular title?
Re: Baku Olympiad - Jim Webster - 14-09-2016
Sorry, I did actually mean WCM.
Re: Baku Olympiad - robin moore - 14-09-2016
Jonathan,
It looks as though you have to score 50% at the Olympiad providing you play a certain number of games (which appears to be 7). Can't track down the exact regulation.
Re: Baku Olympiad - Jonathan Livingstone - 14-09-2016
robin moore Wrote:Jonathan,
It looks as though you have to score 50% at the Olympiad providing you play a certain number of games (which appears to be 7). Can't track down the exact regulation.
Am I understanding this correctly? There is a special rule, only for this particular women's title, only at Olympiad's, that if you score 50% or more regardless of your TPR or the opposition strength of opponent, you qualify.