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September FIDE ratings |
Posted by: Douglas Bryson - 01-09-2011, 03:39 PM - Forum: Ask the Grader
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The September 1 file which includes all FIDE Rated events outside Scotland over the last two months was imported today and processed for domestic CS rating. All CS members had their results updated. Any player who is not a member as of today and subsequently joins or rejoins can request that their results are retrospectively included. The full result data for all SCO players is retained but edited to delete non-members.
There were two errors on player identity, one set of duplicates with slightly different names and one set where two players were wrongly assumed to be the same player. These errors occurred when FIDE officials added new SCO players from the Glorney junior event and the Czech Open.
There errors could be all but eliminated if individual players or junior organisers requested a FIDE pnum is generated in advance of an event. The CS grader has access to the FIDE player database where new players can be added. You can check if a player already has a FIDE pnum by looking up the database <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://ratings.fide.com/">http://ratings.fide.com/</a><!-- m -->
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World Chess Cup |
Posted by: Alan Tate - 01-09-2011, 01:53 PM - Forum: General Chess Chat
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Just wanted to draw everyone's attention to this event happening in Khanty-Mansiysk. There is an excellent live video which includes commentary from the players.
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AGM - Matthew Turner |
Posted by: Ian Jamieson - 31-08-2011, 11:04 AM - Forum: General Chess Chat
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Can anybody who was at the AGM tell me whether Andy Muir's proposal was carried or not?
I know the main news of the AGM is the anonymous donation to the Scottish Championship fund but I would have expected something on this board or the old board as to whether the proposal was carried or not given the number of posts on the topic before the AGM
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Sensory Boards |
Posted by: Alex McFarlane - 30-08-2011, 09:46 PM - Forum: General Chess Chat
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Chess Scotland are getting 8 sensory boards in the near future. A number of donations towards these have already been secured.
To pay the balance of these 8 boards and to increase the number and eventually replace the boards will require continuous fund-raising.
These will be wifi boards not requiring the 'wiring' in of the current ones. As such they would be available for any game in a congress simply by placing them where needed (sort of drag and drop).
Any other ideas will be considered.
You may vote for more than one option.
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Grand Prix - double or single points? |
Posted by: Alan Jelfs - 30-08-2011, 09:33 PM - Forum: General Chess Chat
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I was pleasantly surprised today to find myself joint top of my section of the Chessbase.com (always mention the sponsor) Scottish Grand Prix.
But, at the risk of costing myself GP points, should the East Dunbartonshire Congress be counting for double points as a "large weekend congress" ?
I recall a discussion on the old board where it said the cut-off between 'large' and 'small' weekenders was 50 adult players.
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Crazy Idea - or is it? |
Posted by: Jim Webster - 30-08-2011, 09:18 PM - Forum: General Chess Chat
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It looks like I may be organising a 1 day Allegro event this year, and was thinking of trying something a little different.
For example (all as allegro games)
Round 1 : Standard Allegro Game
Round 2 : Thematic opening - player(s) select sealed envelope containing a level opening position with a selection of K/Q Pawn games ( Ruy Lopez, French, Petroff, Sicilian on K Side and a similar selectionon Q side)
Round 3 : 960/Fischer Random (again sealed selection of positions)
Round 4: Thematic Opening - but a Gambit style opening
Round 5: Standard Allegro Game
Sealed opening to be used would be published on entry form, but no assurances who gets what.
Just a thought.............
I'm not sure if all games could be eligible for allegro grading though, but maybe DMB can advise, if that is important to people.
Any comments (good, bad or indifferent) it's just a though as I said.
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Feedback Requested |
Posted by: Andy Howie - 29-08-2011, 06:01 PM - Forum: General Chess Chat
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Evening All,
Looking for feedback on the new board.
I am still learning about the interface so you may see things change as I play about. Don't be alarmed. I am intrigued that we can now embed flash and wonder if I can abuse this with the live boards...
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Glasgow Chess League new website |
Posted by: Jim Johnston - 29-08-2011, 05:40 PM - Forum: General Chess Chat
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The GCL website has moved to:
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Could all GCL Club Secretaries/Club Contacts go to the Downloads page off the Home page and get the Entry Form which must be filled out and sent back the week before the Fixtures Meeting?
Or directly here: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.sncl.org.uk/sites/GCL/public/Club_Entry_Template_2011-12.doc">http://www.sncl.org.uk/sites/GCL/public ... 011-12.doc</a><!-- m -->
Jim Johnston
GCL Webmaster
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