2011 BOX HILL MASTERS Invitational. FIDE rated - OzChess

**MOZ** · 02-28-2011, 08:47 PM

2011 BOX HILL MASTERS Invitational.

FIDE rated

Players: Player selection by invitation following expressions of interest.
Min. 4 FIDE rated players, max. 6 non FIDE rated players.

Starting time: Tuesdays 7.45 PM sharp.

Rate of Play: 90 minutes per game + 30 sec. per move from move 1
Note: with this time-control the player is obliged to score until the end.

Entry fees:

Fee for FIDE rated BHCC and CJCC members $40
Fees for non FIDE rated BHCC and CJCC members $50
Fees for FIDE rated non BHCC and CJCC players $50
Fee for non FIDE rated non BHCC and CJCC members $60

Ratings: All games will be ACF and FIDE rated.

Prize fund: First $100 Second $50

Note that it is an absolute FIDE requirement for the ratings that
all games are played and no forfeits can be given or received.
Postponements: Postponements should be arranged between players on the following
Wednesdays starting at 7.45
Or on the following Friday starting at 7.45
Or at other clubs by prior arrangement
The arbiter must be informed at all times.
All postponed games must be played before the final round and players unable to attend the final round must play the game in advance.

Arbiter: To be advised

Tournament: A 10 player round robin tournament, with players position in the draw decided by lot.

Ballot: The ballot for numbers in the draw will be held on Sunday July 17 after the completion of the Sunday coaching. Players are welcome to attend but are not required to be there. The pairings will be up on the BHCC website the next day.

Disputes: In case of a dispute the president of the Club will appoint a disputes committee.

Playing schedule:
Round 1 July 19 at 7.45. Round 2 July 26 at 7.45.
Round 3 August 2 at 7.45. Round 4 August 16 at 7.45
Round 5 August 23 at 7.45 Round 6 August 30 at 7.45
Round 7 September 6 at 7.45 Round 8 September 20 at 7.45
Round 9 September 27 at 7.45
Note Club closed nights August 9, September 13

Tournament manager: David Flude email davidflude@pacific.net.au
Telephone: 9 898 5031
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FORM 2011 Box Hill Masters
name …………………………………………………………………………………………...
address………………………………………………………………………………………….
…………………………………………………………………Post code…………………...
E-mail …………………………………………………tel. No……………………………....
Entry fee ……………………………………..
2011 BOX HILL MASTERS
A FIDE rated round robin tournament

**flavid dude** · 03-23-2011, 12:49 PM

This FIDE rated Round Robin tournament is filling fast.

This is a round robin tournament with ten players.

As at today we have six confirmed entrants (all with existing FIDE ratings) and two more players are exceedingly likely to enter over the next few days. Both the prospective entrants are strong players.

Furthermore we have two emergencies.

So get your applications in fast or risk missing out.

For details see the previous posting.

**Just2Good** · 03-23-2011, 04:34 PM

Will the round robin tournament be played here?

**flavid dude** · 03-23-2011, 08:01 PM

Yes it will be held at the venue displayed in the previous posting.

**Firegoat7** · 03-23-2011, 09:23 PM

Hi,

I don't like to criticise any chess club because I know they are the backbone of chess in Victoria. However, I would like to point out, from a personal player perspective, that when a chess club is taking a rake of a minimum of 62.5%, that it makes the tournament very unappealing for a player with a Fide rating.

I understand that round robins present unique problems in regards to costs and funding. 20% rake seems the norm for a big swiss, and whilst this may not be practically possible for a round robin, it ought to at least be a rough guide.

Opinions?

**lost** · 03-23-2011, 10:22 PM

Originally Posted by flavid dude

Yes it will be held at the venue displayed in the previous posting.

Hi David Flude,

i am interested in playing in this tournament if I qualify, if not I am interested in been an arbiter at least.

Jamie Kenmure ACF/FIDE

lost

**MOZ** · 03-23-2011, 11:30 PM

Originally Posted by Firegoat7

Hi,

I don't like to criticise any chess club because I know they are the backbone of chess in Victoria. However, I would like to point out, from a personal player perspective, that when a chess club is taking a rake of a minimum of 62.5%, that it makes the tournament very unappealing for a player with a Fide rating.

I understand that round robins present unique problems in regards to costs and funding. 20% rake seems the norm for a big swiss, and whilst this may not be practically possible for a round robin, it ought to at least be a rough guide.

Opinions?

hi fg7

First let me say that you will have made the Flavid Dude very excited by the appearance of your post. This year, 2011, will be the second time he acted as Tournament Organiser of the BH Masters Invitational. For the event to have attracted your potential interest is quite unexpected. I am sure there are some who thought you were rusted-on MCC events rather than participating in an Invitational out in the 'burbs'.

Your post prompted me to look at the same event in 2010 (where 90% of the field were already FIDE-rated), and 2009 (where 90% of the A field and 60% of the B field were already FIDE-rated) before the event started. I think this evidence shows a solid core of already-FIDE_rated players do show confirmed interest in the event.

And matey, your use of the word 'rake'... hey, this is a chess tournament, not a poker tournament with some dealer confiscating a house percentage.
At BHCC/CJCC, these events are run by unpaid volunteers.

Now, a question back to you: how much would MCC charge you and your two youngsters for annual membership.
At CJCC, the family membership is $70 all up....covers all 3.
As Bunnings shows by their display, there are rakes, and then again there are RAKES.

regards
MOZ*

**Firegoat7** · 03-24-2011, 10:39 AM

Originally Posted by MOZ

hi fg7

First let me say that you will have made the Flavid Dude very excited by the appearance of your post. This year, 2011, will be the second time he acted as Tournament Organiser of the BH Masters Invitational. For the event to have attracted your potential interest is quite unexpected. I am sure there are some who thought you were rusted-on MCC events rather than participating in an Invitational out in the 'burbs'.

Well I did get to your club 4 or 5 times last year and was very impressed with its organisation. Besides my eldest son has fond memories of success there.

Originally Posted by MOZ

Your post prompted me to look at the same event in 2010 (where 90% of the field were already FIDE-rated), and 2009 (where 90% of the A field and 60% of the B field were already FIDE-rated) before the event started. I think this evidence shows a solid core of already-FIDE_rated players do show confirmed interest in the event.

Well I guess the format works practically, which is always an important lesson for everybody. I am slightly curious about the ratings of the Fide players. I would almost be a 100% possibility if there was an extra $150 in prize money. I am just pointing out that $60 entry for a second placed $50 reward seems unappealing to me. It obviously works for other players. Furthermore, I am looking to play a bit of Fide Rated chess for various reasons.

Originally Posted by MOZ

And matey, your use of the word 'rake'... hey, this is a chess tournament, not a poker tournament with some dealer confiscating a house percentage.
At BHCC/CJCC, these events are run by unpaid volunteers.

Sorry if I offended, but It wasn't meant that way. I think some chess organisers seem to think that a poker tournament and a chess tournament are not similar. When in reality they are very similar in structure. Players pay to play, organisers take an organising fee (the rake) and prizes are awarded.

Originally Posted by MOZ

Now, a question back to you: how much would MCC charge you and your two youngsters for annual membership.
At CJCC, the family membership is $70 all up....covers all 3.
As Bunnings shows by their display, there are rakes, and then again there are RAKES.

You make an interesting point. Probably best discussed in another thread. For what its worth I look at MCC charges as value in regards to being open 7 days a week because I attend probably 3 or 4 days.

**MOZ** · 03-24-2011, 12:23 PM

Originally Posted by Firegoat7

Well I did get to your club 4 or 5 times last year and was very impressed with its organisation. Besides my eldest son has fond memories of success there.

Originally Posted by Firegoat7

Well I guess the format works practically, which is always an important lesson for everybody. I am slightly curious about the ratings of the Fide players. I would almost be a 100% possibility if there was an extra $150 in prize money. I am just pointing out that $60 entry for a second placed $50 reward seems unappealing to me. It obviously works for other players. Furthermore, I am looking to play a bit of Fide Rated chess for various reasons.

The tournament is structured for those who want to update their FIDE_rating. We only try to cover costs roughly.
If you have an ambition to win bigger time then you would need to aim for one of our FIDE_rated SWISSES.

Originally Posted by Firegoat7

Sorry if I offended, but It wasn't meant that way. I think some chess organisers seem to think that a poker tournament and a chess tournament are not similar. When in reality they are very similar in structure. Players pay to play, organisers take an organising fee (the rake) and prizes are awarded.

This particular event just basically covers costs.

Originally Posted by Firegoat7

You make an interesting point. Probably best discussed in another thread. For what its worth I look at MCC charges as value in regards to being open 7 days a week because I attend probably 3 or 4 days.

I was not asking a value-for-money question.
A single metric answer would have done. \wink.

Room for it on this thread here >>

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With respect and regards to you

MOZ*

**flavid dude** · 03-28-2011, 04:27 PM

The field at present is as follows with more entries expected over the next few days. So enter now or risk missing out.o

NAME FIDE RATING

Enoch Fan 1803

Karl Zelesco 1843

Max Chew Lee 1528

Octavio Martinez 1888

Marcus Raine 2027

Shane Lawson 1806

Jamie Kenmure 1787

The Director of Play is Roger Croft.

David Flude is first emergency.

**MOZ** · 07-25-2011, 06:03 PM

Two games were decided last week; both of which we were able to see live via the DGT display on the Box Hill web-site.

Code:

 
 1    D'Onofrio, Gus            1566    [0]          :        Narenthran, Tharmaratnam    2014    1874    [0]  
 2    Zelesco, Karl     2013    2038    [0]          :        Narenthran, Savithri        1693    1425    [0]  
 3    Chew Lee, Max     1600    1465    [0]         1:0       Hayman, Adam                1672    1561    [0]  
 4    Raine, Marcus     2046    2000    [0]        .5:.5      Martinez, Octavio                   1780    [0]  
 5    Fan, Enoch                1606    [0]          :        Jordan, Bill                2275    2256    [0]

**MOZ** · 07-26-2011, 11:08 AM

(Round 2)

1. Barnick,Robert : Jordan, Bill
2. Zelesco, Karl : Flude, David
3. Martinez , Octavio : Fan, Enoch
4. Hayman, Adam : Raine, Marcus
5. Chew Lee, Max : D'onforio, Gus

**flavid dude** · 07-29-2011, 12:19 PM

Our web master, Shaun Fielder has set up this tournament on the Box Hill web page.

Direct link 2011 Box Hill Masters (FIDE Rated)

It shows

-standings

- cross table

- draw and results for all rounds.

**MOZ** · 08-31-2011, 10:04 PM

1 Bartnik, Robert (10) 1559 [1.5] 1:0 Hayman, Adam (8) 1672 1561 [.5]

2 Flude, David (9) 1790 1713 [.5] 1:0 Martinez, Octavio (7) 1881 1780 [3.5]

3 D'Onofrio, Gus (1) 1566 [1] 0:1 Jordan, Bill (6) 2275 2256 [4]

4 Zelesco, Karl (2) 2013 2038 [2.5] 0:1 Fan, Enoch (5) 1606 [3]

5 Chew Lee, Max (3) 1600 1465 [3] .5:.5 Raine, Marcus (4) 2046 2000 [3.5]

**MOZ** · 10-04-2011, 08:08 PM

Code:

Place    Name                 Rtg     Loc     Score         GP

  1      Jordan, Bill         2275    2256    7.5      1000.00
 2-3     Raine, Marcus        2046    2000    6         833.50
         Bartnik, Robert              1559    6         833.50
  4      Zelesco, Karl        2013    2038    5.5       667.00
 5-6     Martinez, Octavio    1881    1780    5         500.50
         Fan, Enoch                   1606    5         500.50
  7      Chew Lee, Max        1600    1465    4         334.00
  8      Flude, David         1790    1713    3         223.00
  9      D'Onofrio, Gus               1566    2         112.00
 10      Hayman, Adam         1672    1561    1           1.00

02-28-2011, 08:47 PM	#1 (permalink)
MOZ Volunteer Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Ozchess is the marginalised cyber-spot where cc-Mods choose to engage with cc-banned posters. Posts: 3,541	2011 BOX HILL MASTERS Invitational. FIDE rated 2011 BOX HILL MASTERS Invitational. FIDE rated Players: Player selection by invitation following expressions of interest. Min. 4 FIDE rated players, max. 6 non FIDE rated players. Starting time: Tuesdays 7.45 PM sharp. Rate of Play: 90 minutes per game + 30 sec. per move from move 1 Note: with this time-control the player is obliged to score until the end. Entry fees: Fee for FIDE rated BHCC and CJCC members $40 Fees for non FIDE rated BHCC and CJCC members $50 Fees for FIDE rated non BHCC and CJCC players $50 Fee for non FIDE rated non BHCC and CJCC members $60 Ratings: All games will be ACF and FIDE rated. Prize fund: First $100 Second $50 Note that it is an absolute FIDE requirement for the ratings that all games are played and no forfeits can be given or received. Postponements: Postponements should be arranged between players on the following Wednesdays starting at 7.45 Or on the following Friday starting at 7.45 Or at other clubs by prior arrangement The arbiter must be informed at all times. All postponed games must be played before the final round and players unable to attend the final round must play the game in advance. Arbiter: To be advised Tournament: A 10 player round robin tournament, with players position in the draw decided by lot. Ballot: The ballot for numbers in the draw will be held on Sunday July 17 after the completion of the Sunday coaching. Players are welcome to attend but are not required to be there. The pairings will be up on the BHCC website the next day. Disputes: In case of a dispute the president of the Club will appoint a disputes committee. Playing schedule: Round 1 July 19 at 7.45. Round 2 July 26 at 7.45. Round 3 August 2 at 7.45. Round 4 August 16 at 7.45 Round 5 August 23 at 7.45 Round 6 August 30 at 7.45 Round 7 September 6 at 7.45 Round 8 September 20 at 7.45 Round 9 September 27 at 7.45 Note Club closed nights August 9, September 13 Tournament manager: David Flude email davidflude@pacific.net.au Telephone: 9 898 5031 EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FORM 2011 Box Hill Masters name …………………………………………………………………………………………... address…………………………………………………………………………………………. …………………………………………………………………Post code…………………... E-mail …………………………………………………tel. No…………………………….... Entry fee …………………………………….. 2011 BOX HILL MASTERS A FIDE rated round robin tournament __________________ FReedom though Fischer-Random chess to enjoy the whole game.

03-23-2011, 12:49 PM	#2 (permalink)
flavid dude Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 336	Box Hill Masters This FIDE rated Round Robin tournament is filling fast. This is a round robin tournament with ten players. As at today we have six confirmed entrants (all with existing FIDE ratings) and two more players are exceedingly likely to enter over the next few days. Both the prospective entrants are strong players. Furthermore we have two emergencies. So get your applications in fast or risk missing out. For details see the previous posting. __________________ Box Hill Chess Club -website http://www.boxhillchess.org.au/ Canterbury Junior Chess Club -website [url]http://canterburychess.org.au/index.php

03-23-2011, 08:01 PM	#4 (permalink)
flavid dude Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 336	Yes Yes it will be held at the venue displayed in the previous posting. __________________ Box Hill Chess Club -website http://www.boxhillchess.org.au/ Canterbury Junior Chess Club -website [url]http://canterburychess.org.au/index.php

03-23-2011, 09:23 PM	#5 (permalink)
Firegoat7 Moderator Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Getting owned by White in the Dragon and trying to recover lost positions from shock paralysis OTB Posts: 2,044 ICC Handle: guest	rake to high for potential players Hi, I don't like to criticise any chess club because I know they are the backbone of chess in Victoria. However, I would like to point out, from a personal player perspective, that when a chess club is taking a rake of a minimum of 62.5%, that it makes the tournament very unappealing for a player with a Fide rating. I understand that round robins present unique problems in regards to costs and funding. 20% rake seems the norm for a big swiss, and whilst this may not be practically possible for a round robin, it ought to at least be a rough guide. Opinions? __________________ "...What I meant? Dear Mr Ian Rout (ACF news publisher) could you please put Ozchessforum in the next news letter! There is no reason to hide this forum from the Australian chess public. What they meant? Sorry, No english!- Amir Karibasic

03-23-2011, 10:22 PM	#6 (permalink)
lost Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 38	Interested Originally Posted by flavid dude Yes it will be held at the venue displayed in the previous posting. Hi David Flude, i am interested in playing in this tournament if I qualify, if not I am interested in been an arbiter at least. Jamie Kenmure ACF/FIDE lost

03-23-2011, 11:30 PM	#7 (permalink)
MOZ Volunteer Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Ozchess is the marginalised cyber-spot where cc-Mods choose to engage with cc-banned posters. Posts: 3,541	Originally Posted by Firegoat7 Hi, I don't like to criticise any chess club because I know they are the backbone of chess in Victoria. However, I would like to point out, from a personal player perspective, that when a chess club is taking a rake of a minimum of 62.5%, that it makes the tournament very unappealing for a player with a Fide rating. I understand that round robins present unique problems in regards to costs and funding. 20% rake seems the norm for a big swiss, and whilst this may not be practically possible for a round robin, it ought to at least be a rough guide. Opinions? hi fg7 First let me say that you will have made the Flavid Dude very excited by the appearance of your post. This year, 2011, will be the second time he acted as Tournament Organiser of the BH Masters Invitational. For the event to have attracted your potential interest is quite unexpected. I am sure there are some who thought you were rusted-on MCC events rather than participating in an Invitational out in the 'burbs'. Your post prompted me to look at the same event in 2010 (where 90% of the field were already FIDE-rated), and 2009 (where 90% of the A field and 60% of the B field were already FIDE-rated) before the event started. I think this evidence shows a solid core of already-FIDE_rated players do show confirmed interest in the event. And matey, your use of the word 'rake'... hey, this is a chess tournament, not a poker tournament with some dealer confiscating a house percentage. At BHCC/CJCC, these events are run by unpaid volunteers. Now, a question back to you: how much would MCC charge you and your two youngsters for annual membership. At CJCC, the family membership is $70 all up....covers all 3. As Bunnings shows by their display, there are rakes, and then again there are RAKES. regards MOZ* __________________ FReedom though Fischer-Random chess to enjoy the whole game.

03-24-2011, 10:39 AM	#8 (permalink)
Firegoat7 Moderator Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Getting owned by White in the Dragon and trying to recover lost positions from shock paralysis OTB Posts: 2,044 ICC Handle: guest	Originally Posted by MOZ hi fg7 First let me say that you will have made the Flavid Dude very excited by the appearance of your post. This year, 2011, will be the second time he acted as Tournament Organiser of the BH Masters Invitational. For the event to have attracted your potential interest is quite unexpected. I am sure there are some who thought you were rusted-on MCC events rather than participating in an Invitational out in the 'burbs'. Well I did get to your club 4 or 5 times last year and was very impressed with its organisation. Besides my eldest son has fond memories of success there. Originally Posted by MOZ Your post prompted me to look at the same event in 2010 (where 90% of the field were already FIDE-rated), and 2009 (where 90% of the A field and 60% of the B field were already FIDE-rated) before the event started. I think this evidence shows a solid core of already-FIDE_rated players do show confirmed interest in the event. Well I guess the format works practically, which is always an important lesson for everybody. I am slightly curious about the ratings of the Fide players. I would almost be a 100% possibility if there was an extra $150 in prize money. I am just pointing out that $60 entry for a second placed $50 reward seems unappealing to me. It obviously works for other players. Furthermore, I am looking to play a bit of Fide Rated chess for various reasons. Originally Posted by MOZ And matey, your use of the word 'rake'... hey, this is a chess tournament, not a poker tournament with some dealer confiscating a house percentage. At BHCC/CJCC, these events are run by unpaid volunteers. Sorry if I offended, but It wasn't meant that way. I think some chess organisers seem to think that a poker tournament and a chess tournament are not similar. When in reality they are very similar in structure. Players pay to play, organisers take an organising fee (the rake) and prizes are awarded. Originally Posted by MOZ Now, a question back to you: how much would MCC charge you and your two youngsters for annual membership. At CJCC, the family membership is $70 all up....covers all 3. As Bunnings shows by their display, there are rakes, and then again there are RAKES. You make an interesting point. Probably best discussed in another thread. For what its worth I look at MCC charges as value in regards to being open 7 days a week because I attend probably 3 or 4 days. __________________ "...What I meant? Dear Mr Ian Rout (ACF news publisher) could you please put Ozchessforum in the next news letter! There is no reason to hide this forum from the Australian chess public. What they meant? Sorry, No english!- Amir Karibasic

03-24-2011, 12:23 PM	#9 (permalink)
MOZ Volunteer Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Ozchess is the marginalised cyber-spot where cc-Mods choose to engage with cc-banned posters. Posts: 3,541	Originally Posted by Firegoat7 Well I did get to your club 4 or 5 times last year and was very impressed with its organisation. Besides my eldest son has fond memories of success there. Originally Posted by Firegoat7 Well I guess the format works practically, which is always an important lesson for everybody. I am slightly curious about the ratings of the Fide players. I would almost be a 100% possibility if there was an extra $150 in prize money. I am just pointing out that $60 entry for a second placed $50 reward seems unappealing to me. It obviously works for other players. Furthermore, I am looking to play a bit of Fide Rated chess for various reasons. The tournament is structured for those who want to update their FIDE_rating. We only try to cover costs roughly. If you have an ambition to win bigger time then you would need to aim for one of our FIDE_rated SWISSES. Originally Posted by Firegoat7 Sorry if I offended, but It wasn't meant that way. I think some chess organisers seem to think that a poker tournament and a chess tournament are not similar. When in reality they are very similar in structure. Players pay to play, organisers take an organising fee (the rake) and prizes are awarded. This particular event just basically covers costs. Originally Posted by Firegoat7 You make an interesting point. Probably best discussed in another thread. For what its worth I look at MCC charges as value in regards to being open 7 days a week because I attend probably 3 or 4 days. I was not asking a value-for-money question. A single metric answer would have done. \wink. Room for it on this thread here >> ______________________________ \| .................................................. ......\| \| .................................................. ......\| \| $ ... ..................................................\| \|_____________________________\| With respect and regards to you MOZ* __________________ FReedom though Fischer-Random chess to enjoy the whole game.

03-28-2011, 04:27 PM	#10 (permalink)
flavid dude Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 336	Entries so far. The field at present is as follows with more entries expected over the next few days. So enter now or risk missing out.o NAME FIDE RATING Enoch Fan 1803 Karl Zelesco 1843 Max Chew Lee 1528 Octavio Martinez 1888 Marcus Raine 2027 Shane Lawson 1806 Jamie Kenmure 1787 The Director of Play is Roger Croft. David Flude is first emergency. __________________ Box Hill Chess Club -website http://www.boxhillchess.org.au/ Canterbury Junior Chess Club -website [url]http://canterburychess.org.au/index.php

07-25-2011, 06:03 PM	#11 (permalink)
MOZ Volunteer Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Ozchess is the marginalised cyber-spot where cc-Mods choose to engage with cc-banned posters. Posts: 3,541	Results from round 1 Two games were decided last week; both of which we were able to see live via the DGT display on the Box Hill web-site. Code: 1 D'Onofrio, Gus 1566 [0] : Narenthran, Tharmaratnam 2014 1874 [0] 2 Zelesco, Karl 2013 2038 [0] : Narenthran, Savithri 1693 1425 [0] 3 Chew Lee, Max 1600 1465 [0] 1:0 Hayman, Adam 1672 1561 [0] 4 Raine, Marcus 2046 2000 [0] .5:.5 Martinez, Octavio 1780 [0] 5 Fan, Enoch 1606 [0] : Jordan, Bill 2275 2256 [0] __________________ FReedom though Fischer-Random chess to enjoy the whole game. Last edited by MOZ : 07-26-2011 at 11:07 AM Reason: Changes to round 2 pairings

07-26-2011, 11:08 AM	#12 (permalink)
MOZ Volunteer Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Ozchess is the marginalised cyber-spot where cc-Mods choose to engage with cc-banned posters. Posts: 3,541	New pairings for round 2 (Round 2) 1. Barnick,Robert : Jordan, Bill 2. Zelesco, Karl : Flude, David 3. Martinez , Octavio : Fan, Enoch 4. Hayman, Adam : Raine, Marcus 5. Chew Lee, Max : D'onforio, Gus __________________ FReedom though Fischer-Random chess to enjoy the whole game.

07-29-2011, 12:19 PM	#13 (permalink)
flavid dude Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 336	Look at it on our web page Our web master, Shaun Fielder has set up this tournament on the Box Hill web page. Direct link 2011 Box Hill Masters (FIDE Rated) It shows -standings - cross table - draw and results for all rounds. __________________ Box Hill Chess Club -website http://www.boxhillchess.org.au/ Canterbury Junior Chess Club -website [url]http://canterburychess.org.au/index.php

08-31-2011, 10:04 PM	#14 (permalink)
MOZ Volunteer Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Ozchess is the marginalised cyber-spot where cc-Mods choose to engage with cc-banned posters. Posts: 3,541	Round 6 results 1 Bartnik, Robert (10) 1559 [1.5] 1:0 Hayman, Adam (8) 1672 1561 [.5] 2 Flude, David (9) 1790 1713 [.5] 1:0 Martinez, Octavio (7) 1881 1780 [3.5] 3 D'Onofrio, Gus (1) 1566 [1] 0:1 Jordan, Bill (6) 2275 2256 [4] 4 Zelesco, Karl (2) 2013 2038 [2.5] 0:1 Fan, Enoch (5) 1606 [3] 5 Chew Lee, Max (3) 1600 1465 [3] .5:.5 Raine, Marcus (4) 2046 2000 [3.5] __________________ FReedom though Fischer-Random chess to enjoy the whole game.

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