Details of all the events are listed below, together with links to each of the event web pages, containing online forms for requesting a game, or reporting the results of a game.
For any other subject, see the Contact Us page for links to all the other online forms.
If you have any queries about an event, the TD's will be able to answer any questions you may have: We're always more than happy to help out. For general queries, please use the miscellaneous form, and select the relevant department from the drop-down list of recipients.
Master Class CL1-2010.03 2200+ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. ----------------------------------------- Expert Class CL2-2010.04 2000-2199 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. ----------------------------------------- Class A CL3-2010.05 1800-1999 1. Bascetta, Biagio 1931 2010.07.04 2. Turoczi, Peter 1900 2010.07.18 3. Togonon, Ted 1794 2010.07.21 Award 4. 5. ----------------------------------------- Class A CL3-2010.06 1800-1999 1. Bascetta, Biagio 1931 2010.07.04 2. 3. 4. 5. ----------------------------------------- Class B CL4-2010.06 1600-1799 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. ----------------------------------------- Class C CL5-2010.09 1400-1599 1. Katsantoulas, Thanasis 1500 2010.07.13 2. Fonseca, Jose Luis 1529 2010.07.19 3. 4. 5. ----------------------------------------- Class D CL6-2010.09 1200-1399 1. von Rosenberg, Clemens 1427 2010.07.06 2. Kaiser, Mathew 1308 2010.07.10 3. 4. 5. ----------------------------------------- Class E CL7-2010.05 1010-1199 1. Buckle, Rod 1031 2010.06.29 2. 3. 4. 5. ----------------------------------------- Class F CL8-2010.02 <1010 1. Trasatti, Dante J. 1000 2010.07.05 2. 3. 4. 5. -----------------------------------------
More information on Class events can be found on our web site.
http://www.chess-iecc.com/class.html
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Round 1: Eight players are paired in two-game matches.
Round 2: Four survivors are paired in two-game matches.
Round 3: Last two survivors are paired in a two-game match.
(Winner of round three is the winner of the KO tournament)
---------------------------------------------------- RECENT KO WINNERS KO-1064 Panagiotis Spiliopoulos KO-1066 Bob Venturas KO-2084 Marcin Deren KO-2085 Sandor Szabo KO-2088 Craig Sadler KO-5054 Sandor Porkolab KO-5056 David Careless ----------------------------------------------------
Complete and submit the game request form on the KO Event Web Page, making sure to include all the required fields, marked *.
KOs are generally played in 3 rounds of 2 game matches, one as white, one as black. Winners advance, defeated players are "knocked out".
Note: The winner of the final round is the tournament Champion. Their name will shine forever in KO 'Hall of Fame'
Both games in a 2 game match must be played concurrently! Failure to do so will constitute a time violation, and may incur a forfeit.
If a match is drawn: the player with the lower rating on the Pairing e-mail for that round, advances.
Further KO information is available at the KO webpage:
KO-1081 (Up to 1199) ******************** 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. KO-2110 (1200 to 1599) ********************** 1. 19300 1500 Katsantoulas, Thanasis 0~0~0 GRE 2010.07.15 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. KO-3078 (1600 to 1999) ********************** 1. 19298 1900 Turoczi, Peter 0~0~0 HUN 08.07.2010 2. 17094 1823 Jordaan, Wayne 187~56~118 RSA 12.07.2010 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. KO-4030 (2000 and up) ********************* 1. 18880 2024 Llorente, Jose Luis 41~26~9 ESP 2010.05.28 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. KO-5076 (Open Tournament) ************************* 1. 19005 1421 d'Aragona, Vittoria 105~48~92 ITA 2010.03.10 2. 11229 1380 Richard, Andy 305~157~529 CAN 2010.03.22 3. 19052 1931 Bascetta, Biagio 28~43~31 ITA 2010.05.31 4. 17094 1775 Jordaan, Wayne 184~55~118 RSA 2010.06.01 5. 17723 1698 Basson, Heinrich 165~105~80 RSA 2010.06.09 6. 18176 1427 von Rosenberg, Clemens 219~145~234 GER 2010.06.24 7. 17609 1794 Togonon, Ted 18~13~14 PHI 2010.07.20 8.
Complete and submit the game request form on the 2-Game/Trio Event Web Page, making sure to include all the required fields, marked *.
A limit of 5 matches may be requested at any one time.
Please Note: If you want a trio, it can take anywhere from 1 week to a few weeks to set up. We suggest a 2-game if you do not wish to wait for a trio.
General Information* Each match: 2 games against 1 opponent, 1 as white, and 1 as black OR 4 games against 2 opponents, 2 as white and 2 as black.
ID RATING NAME COUNTRY MATCHES ------------------------------------------------------------- 18941 1320 Kaiser, Mathew USA 4 18176 1411 von Rosenberg, Clemens GER 3 19298 1900 Turoczi, Peter HUN 4
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Complete and submit the game request form on the Swiss Open Event Web Page, making sure to include all the required fields, marked *.
These OPEN events are open for all ratings / open for all IECC members. New groups will start with every 20 entrants. Four single Rounds each starting after a previous round is completed.
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More information on Swiss tournaments can be found on our web site. http://www.chess-iecc.com/swiss.html
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WE WILL ATTEMPT TO ASSIGN OPPONENTS WITHIN A 400 POINT RATING DIFFERENTIAL. THE TD MAY USE HIS DISCRETION AND ASSIGN OPPONENTS WHOSE RATING DIFERENTIAL IS BETWEEN 400 AND 500 POINTS. HOWEVER, IF THE OPPONENTS AGREE, THE TD WILL ASSIGN OPPONENTS WITH A LARGER RATING DIFFERENTIAL (ABOVE 500 POINTS).
This is a great way to explore specific openings. You play either a two-game match, both as black and white, or a one-game match where you decide the color you would like to play. A list of players waiting for opponents appears below, along with popular variations with no players.
You can also specify a variation that does not appear on the list . You may specify a minimum or maximum rating for your opponent. Otherwise, we'll assign an opponent within 400 points of your rating at the time That the match is set up.
Complete and submit the game request form on the Thematics Event Web Page, making sure to include all the required fields, marked *. If one-game, let us know the color you'd like to play.
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Complete and submit the game request form on the Pyramid Web Page, making sure to include all the required fields, marked *.
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Complete and submit the game request form on the Team Web Page, making sure to include all the required fields, marked *.
If you know clubs with 3 or more chess players, let's arrange a match.
Which team games are not started? Do you have a time complaint? Carbon copy BOTH Team Captains anytime you send a 10th-day repeat.
TIME CONTROLS must accompany moves in team games. Playing Guidelines in English, French, German, Russian & Spanish are on IECC's website. Team match score charts are maintained at web site conradchess.com . Enter your name or IEEC-_ team match number in the upper search box.
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Play a single game against an opponent rated within 200 points. Change colours each game.
Complete and submit the game request form on the 1-Game Web Page, making sure to include all the required fields, marked *.
ID# RATING NAME COUNTRY MATCHES ----- ------ ---------------------------- -------- ---------- 18904 1932 Khan, Shams Pehlwan IND 1 19052 1931 Bascetta, Biagio ITA 1 14266 1898 Santos, Sebastian ESP 1 18176 1427 von Rosenberg, Clemens GER 1 13157 1297 Ryan, Steve CAN 1 19057 1008 Graham, Robbie Darrell USA 2More information on 1-game events can be found on our web site. http://www.chess-iecc.com/1game.html