2017 World Draughts Championship Explained

The 2017 World Draughts Championship at the international draughts held in Tallinn, Estonia. 79 players, who qualified through the championships of Europe, Asia, Africa, North and South America competed in the tournament, which ran from October 1, 2017, to October 16, 2017. Among them was women's grandmaster Matrena Nogovitsyna from Russia. Three round played in hotel Europe, other in Paul Keres Chess House. The winning prize for the tournament is 30,000 euros. The tournament will be supervised by main referee Andriy Shcherbatyuk (Ukraine). At the same time the 2017 Women's World Draughts Championship was held.

Rules and regulations

In the first stage 79 participants played in three groups Swiss-system tournament with 9 rounds. To define the places with equal points used of Solkoff truncated coefficient. The first four from each group participated in the final, total twelve players.

The final is in the form of a round-robin tournament, with 11 rounds in total. The games played in the official FMJD time rate with 1 hour and 20 minutes for the game plus 1 minute per move.[1]

The final classification is based on the total points obtained. If two or more players will have same total points to define the places:

  1. the largest number of victories
  2. the best results between this players
  3. the best results obtained in order of the classification.

Schedule

DateTimeMenWomenPlaying venue
1 October11:00Opening Opening Hotel Euroopa
1 October15:00Round 1Round 1Hotel Euroopa
2 October9:00Round 2Round 2Hotel Euroopa
2 October16:00Round 3Hotel Euroopa
3 October16:00Round 4Round 3Hotel Euroopa
4 October9:00Round 5Paul Keres Chess House
4 October16:00Round 6Round 4Paul Keres Chess House
5 October16:00Round 7Round 5Paul Keres Chess House
6 October9:00Round 8Round 6Paul Keres Chess House
6 October16:00Round 9Round 7Paul Keres Chess House
7 OctoberDay of rest Day of rest FMJD General Assembly 2017
8 October9:00Final 1 roundPaul Keres Chess House
8 October16:00Final 2 roundRound 8Paul Keres Chess House
9 October16:00Final 3 roundRound 9Paul Keres Chess House
10 October16:00Final 4 roundRound 10Paul Keres Chess House
11 October9:00Final 5 roundPaul Keres Chess House
11 October16:00Final 6 roundRound 11Paul Keres Chess House
12 October16:00Final 7 roundRound 12Paul Keres Chess House
13 October9:00Final 8 roundPaul Keres Chess House
13 October16:00Final 9 roundRound 13Paul Keres Chess House
14 October9:00Final 10 roundRound 14Paul Keres Chess House
15 October9:00Final 11 roundRound 15Paul Keres Chess House
15 October17:00Closing Closing Paul Keres Chess House

Results

Semifinal

GMI — international grandmaster

MI — international master

MF — master FMJD

GMIF — women's international grandmaster

Group A

PlaceNameCountryTitleRatingPointsCoeff.
1 GMI 239412
2 GMI 243211
3 GMI 237911
4 GMI 235411
5 GMI 233411
6 N'Diaga SambGMI 232211
7 Ainur ShaibakovGMI 234911
8 Souleymane Keita MI 228211
9 Nikolai Gulyaev MI 229910
10 Ron Heusdens GMI 233110
11 Frank Teer MI 229810
12 Manlai Ravjir GMI 217410
13 Alexander Verkhovykh MI 222710
14 Arnaud Cordier GMI 235810
15 Guno Burleson MI 225410
16 Derby Martes 225910
17 Martijn van Gortel MF 211710
18 Jitse Slump MI 22739
19 Raimonds Vipulis GMI 23109
20 Arjan van den Berg 21789
21 Raivo Rist MF 21498
22 Vaclav Krista MI 20928
23 Piotr Paluch MF 21198
24 Bryan Wollaert MF21278
25 Uno Plakk MF20246
26 Priit Lokotar 19026
27 Behcet Celebi 19002
28 Epherem Demessie 19010

Group B

PlaceNameCountryTitleRatingPointsCoeff.
1 GMI 242812
2 GMI 237412
3 GMI 236711
4 Martijn van IJzendoornGMI 239511
5 GMI 226611
6 Leopold Kouogueu Kouomou GMI 230411
7 GMI 235010
8 Hein Meijer GMI 231710
9 GMI 235110
10 Ivan Trofimov GMI 233210
11 Adonis Joachim Ano MI 230610
12 Alessio Scaggiante MF211910
13 Jean Marc NdjofangGMI 23339
14 Chengcheng Tian MF 21329
15 MI 22289
16 Youssou NDiaye MF 21839
17 Oscar Lognon MI 22799
18 Kees Romijn MF 21369
19 Mehmet Yöney MF 21198
20 Vasyl Pikiniar MF21658
21 Janiston Ramirez 22518
22 Sergei Nosevitch GMI 22627
23 Roep Bhawanibhiek MF 20957
24 Andreas Tulva 20216
25 Argo Unnuk MF 22046
26 Gerrit Alink 19092

Group C

PlaceNameCountryTitleRatingPointsCoeff.
1 MI 227812
2 GMI 240911
3 GMI 233711
4 GMI 232911
5 Roel BoomstraGMI 240011
5 Alexander GetmanskiGMI 236711
7 Kees Thijssen GMI 232611
8 Macodou NDiaye GMI 233611
9 Maksim Milshin MF227811
10 Wouter Sipma GMI 235210
11 Daniele Macali MF 214310
12 GMI 23149
13 Christian Niami MF 22949
14 Miguel Almanzar MF 23729
15 Evgeni Gurkov MF 21789
16 Zhiyong Xiong MF 21619
17 Carlos Lorevil MF21209
18 Piotr Chmiel MI 21159
19 Igor Kirzner GMI 22598
20 MF 21168
21 Gerelbold Ganbold MF21248
22 Frantz Forbin MI 22308
23 Alexander Rudnitsky MF 21948
24 Raido Värik 22476
25 Dan Isabirye 20003
26 Evert Wiskerke 19842

Final

PlaceNameCountryTitleRating123456789101112PointsWinDrawLost
1GMI 24321111112211214380
2GMI 24091111121112113290
3GMI 23741111112121113290
4GMI 239411112111111121100
5GMI 237911111111211121100
6GMI 23371110111211111191
7GMI 24281011112111111191
8MI 22780101110211210263
9Martijn van IJzendoornGMI 2395011110101219173
10GMI 2329110101111119092
11GMI 2354101111110119092
12GMI 2367011111101119092

Results by round

1 round

2 round

3 round

4 round

5 round

6 round

7 round

8 round

9 round

10 round

11 round

See also

External links

Notes and References

  1. http://wc2017.kabeliit.ee/images/2017_10_WC_Tallinn_rr.pdf World Championship. Rules and Regulations