ChessMasters: Announcing The First Steemian Chess Tournament! / Первый шахматный турнир Steemian!
SteemSports Editor: @theprophet0. [Witness]
SteemSports Presenter: Yuriy Kosyanchuk - @stranger27
Times and Location
Play Chess, Win, and Get Rewards! / Играй в шахматы, Стань победителем, Получи награду!
Sunday, November 27th / Среда 27 ноября
7:00 PM UTC
Lichess.org
Tournament Preview
Анонc турнира
Tournament Regulations
Регламент турнира
Winners Rewards
50% - 1st place
30% - 2nd place
20% - 3rd place
Награды победителям
50% - 1st place
30% - 2nd place
20% - 3rd place
Explaination of Chess Rating's
- 1200-1399 = usually a beginner;
- 1400-1599 = average club or tournament player, most people can achieve this level if they work at it;
- 1600 - 1799 = consistently above average;
- 1800-1999 = strong club player, takes the game far too seriously! Has lots of opening knowledge;
- 2000-2199 = Expert - extremely strong, consistent player with the possibility of achieving Master rating, may have real talent;
- 2200-2399 = Master - strongest amateur rank, hasn't quite got the hang of things yet but maybe one day he/she will wake up.
- 2400-2499 = International Master (IM) - weakest professional rank; strong, experienced international player, eats Masters for breakfast;
- 2500+ = Grandmaster - eats IMs for breakfast, lunch and dinner, a star in the firmament of Caissa, a chess genius who thinks nothing of playing 20 and 30 board simuls against Experts and Masters and is disappointed if he/she doesn't win every game, capable of playing several blindfold games at the same time.
- 1200-1399 = обычно новичок;
- 1400-1599 = игрок среднего уровня играющий в шахматных клубах и турнирах, этот уровень по плечу всем кто поработает над своим мастерством;
- 1600 - 1799 = уровень выше среднего;
- 1800-1999 = сильный клубный игрок, воспринимает игру очень серьезно! Хорошо знает дебюты;
- 2000-2199 = Эксперт - очень сильный, последовательный игрок, вполне способный достичь уровня Мастера, вероятно имеет большой талант;
- 2200-2399 = Мастер - самый сильный аматорский уровень. Еще есть чему поучиться, но, возможно, вскоре будет прорыв.
- 2400-2499 = Международный мастер (IM) - самый слабый профессиональный уровень. Это сильный, опытный игрок международного класса, легко победит Мастера ;
- 2500+ = 'Гроссмейстер - запросто победит международного мастера, звезда на небосводе Каиссы, шахматный гений, который запросто может играть 20-30 одновременный партий с экспертами и мастерами. Расстраивается если проигрывает хотя бы одну игру. Может играть вслепую несколько игр одновременно.
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Объяснение шахматных рейтингов
Рейтинги в USCF, по крайней мере, около 20 лет назад, означали примерно следующее
Disclaimer and Image/Source Credits:
Copyright © Ricardo Goncalves 2016
timing is bit late night, but I will try to join. Never used lichess before, I guess something new to try ;)
Edit: It was fun playing, I played 6 games but then had to leave... hope everyone had good time and winners will be announced soon ;)
lichess.org was chosen because it is free and does not contain annoying ads.
I tried to pick such time that will be convenient for magority of Steemians. If this idea will be appreciated we can organize other tournaments with different start time.
Great, thanks!
Tournament Winners
Thank you for the steem payout. :)
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Rated just over 1800. Very interested in taking part.
I'm 1650, man! And I will take part of course. You have good chances to win! Let Steemians know own Chessmasters!
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I hope that this will be one of the many firsts for Steemit. Happy steeming.
Thank you for organizing this chess event.
I do enjoy shorter time controls (1min to 5min blitz).
Maybe we will do some voting about time of event and time control. This event is a touchstone. Let's see how it will go.
1. Register on Lichess.org if you still don't have account there. Please, use the same nickname as on Steemit.com for easy identification. 2. Use this link to join the tournament. Its name is 'Suetin Tournament'. The pass is 'steemit'.
One thing I've always wondered about online chess. How do you anti-cheat it? I guess the timer is there to help with that, but what prevents someone from running the same simulation on their own PC with highest difficulty setting, and just playing the same moves as his opponent while following the computers moves himself?
Lichess.org has own system that detects cheaters . Details are here.
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