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Chess Fixture

The document outlines a chess tournament schedule featuring multiple matches between various players, with specific time slots assigned for each match. It also details the tournament rules, including time control, increment, format, and regulations according to the FIDE Laws of Chess. Key rules include no default time penalties for late arrivals and specific procedures for handling illegal moves and time claims.

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Chess Fixture

The document outlines a chess tournament schedule featuring multiple matches between various players, with specific time slots assigned for each match. It also details the tournament rules, including time control, increment, format, and regulations according to the FIDE Laws of Chess. Key rules include no default time penalties for late arrivals and specific procedures for handling illegal moves and time claims.

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Chess Schedule

S. No of
Match Player vs Player Time

Match 1 Aaman Shakil Manjunath G V 12:00 12:15

Match 2 Aarish Atique Mradul Naroliya 12:20 12:35


Slot1
Match 3 Abhinav Pandey Mukesh Kumar 12:40 12:55

Match 4 Abhishek kumar N V Bharathvaj 13:00 13:15

Match 5 Aditya Aggarwal Naveen Kumar 12:00 12:15

Match 6 Aman Jaiswal Prantik Pegu 12:20 12:35


Slot2 Anant Krishen
Match 7 shopia 12:40 12:55
Khazanchi

Match 8 Krishlay Priyanshu Singh 13:00 13:15

Match 9 Basim Samoon Sachin Kumar S 12:00 12:15

Match 10 shreshta Shaurya Narang 12:20 12:35


Slot3
Match 11 Chaitanya Singh Rawat Shivam Kumar 12:40 12:55

Match 12 Daksh Shubham Verma 13:00 13:15

Match 13 Gaurav Kumar Singh Sumit Lal 12:00 12:15

Match 14 Harshvardhan singh Tanay Gupta 12:20 12:35


Slot4
Match 15 Keshav Goel Vaibhav govil 12:40 12:55

Match 16 Kumar Vaibhav Yashvardhan katiha 13:00 13:15

Match 17 Ishika Bharat Mahesh 13:30 13:45

Slot 5 Match 18 Anika Anmol Kumar 13:30 13:45

Match 19 Deepika Prateet Jain 13;30 13;45


Rules of the Chess Tournament

Time Control:

15 minutes per player for the entire game

Increment:

10 seconds added to each player's clock after every move, starting from move 1.

Tournament Format:

FIDE rapid tournaments are typically played using the Swiss system, with a number of
rounds determined by the number of participants.

FIDE Laws of Chess:

The tournament will be conducted according to the latest FIDE Laws of Chess

No Default Time:

In both rapid and blitz tournaments, there is no default time, meaning no penalty is
imposed on a player if they are late for a game

Players do not need to record the moves

Where there is adequate supervision of play, (for example one arbiter for at most three

games) the Competition Rules shall apply.

Where supervision is inadequate the Competition Rules shall apply, except where they are

overridden by the following Laws of Rapidplay:

a. Once each player has completed three moves, no claim can be made regarding
incorrect piece placement, orientation of the chessboard or clock setting. In case of
reverse king and queen placement castling with this king is not allowed.

b. The arbiter shall make a ruling according to Article 4 (The act of moving the pieces),
only if requested to do so by one or both players.

c. An illegal move is completed once the opponent's clock has been started. The
opponent is then entitled to claim that the player completed an illegal move before the
claimant has made his move. Only after such a claim, shall the arbiter make a ruling.
However, if both Kings are in check or the promotion of a pawn is not completed, the
arbiter shall intervene, if possible.

d. 1. The flag is considered to have fallen when a player has made a valid claim to that
effect. The arbiter shall refrain from signalling a flag fall, but he may do so if both flags
have fallen.
2. To claim a win on time, the claimant must stop both clocks and notify the arbiter.
For the claim to be successful, the claimant’s flag must remain up and his opponent’s
flag down after the clocks have been stopped.

3. If both flags have fallen as described in (1) and (2), the arbiter shall declare the game
drawn.

4.

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