1st Kingston Invitational
Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2022 9:33 pm
The inaugural Kingston Invitational, a Fide-rated 10-player all-play-all tournament, takes place at Kingston University from 20 to 24 July. This is the field:
IM Peter Large [Fide 2299, ECF 2353]
Steven Jones [Fide 2251, ECF 2339]
CM David Henry Maycock Bates [Fide 2240, ECF 2295]
FM Akshaya Kalaiyalahan [Fide 2158, ECF 2212]
NM Peter Lalić [Fide 2151, ECF 2269]
Michael Healey [Fide 2147, ECF 2281]
Timothy Seymour [Fide 2076, ECF 2145]
WCM Zoe Varney [Fide 2045, ECF 2094]
Peter Finn [Fide 2038, ECF 2176]
William Taylor [Fide 1959, ECF 2095]
The tournament controller is Adam Raoof, working alongside arbiters Mark Hogarth and Angus James. There are nine games, spread over five days: two games a day on the first four days, with the final game on Sunday. The time control is 90 minutes with a 30-second increment. The prize fund is £250 to the winner, £100 for second, £50 for third. There will be a £50 best game prize. These are the pairings: https://chess-results.com/tnr653371.asp ... ES&flag=30 The Kingston Chess Club website https://kingstonchess.com/ will run daily reports on the progress of the tournament and post annotated games in August. The club also hopes to produce a tournament booklet. A second, expanded invitational is planned for July 2023.
IM Peter Large [Fide 2299, ECF 2353]
Steven Jones [Fide 2251, ECF 2339]
CM David Henry Maycock Bates [Fide 2240, ECF 2295]
FM Akshaya Kalaiyalahan [Fide 2158, ECF 2212]
NM Peter Lalić [Fide 2151, ECF 2269]
Michael Healey [Fide 2147, ECF 2281]
Timothy Seymour [Fide 2076, ECF 2145]
WCM Zoe Varney [Fide 2045, ECF 2094]
Peter Finn [Fide 2038, ECF 2176]
William Taylor [Fide 1959, ECF 2095]
The tournament controller is Adam Raoof, working alongside arbiters Mark Hogarth and Angus James. There are nine games, spread over five days: two games a day on the first four days, with the final game on Sunday. The time control is 90 minutes with a 30-second increment. The prize fund is £250 to the winner, £100 for second, £50 for third. There will be a £50 best game prize. These are the pairings: https://chess-results.com/tnr653371.asp ... ES&flag=30 The Kingston Chess Club website https://kingstonchess.com/ will run daily reports on the progress of the tournament and post annotated games in August. The club also hopes to produce a tournament booklet. A second, expanded invitational is planned for July 2023.