Vancity Rapid 5

Play in our fifth monthly rapid chess tournament all day on October 22, 2022

150 player limit

Details

Date: October 22, 2022 from 10:00 a.m. - 05:00 p.m. PDT

Venue: Banquet Hall at Thompson Community Centre (opens new window)

5151 Granville Avenue Richmond, BC, V7C 1E6

All-day paid parking available onsite.

Rounds: 6 rounds Swiss format

• Round 1 at 10:00 a.m.
• Round 2 at 11:00 a.m.
• Round 3 at 12:00 noon
• Lunch Break
• Round 4 at 02:00 p.m.
• Round 5 at 03:00 p.m.
• Round 6 at 04:00 p.m.

Time format: 15 min + 10 sec/move increment

Rated: CFC Quick Rated

Sections:

• U1400
• Open

Prizes:

Open:

1st - $350

2nd - $250

3rd - $150

U1400:

1st - $200

2nd - $100

3rd - $50

About CFC Membership and Quick Ratings

The CFC (Canadian Chess Federation) represents Canada to the world as a member of FIDE, the international chess body. As a CFC member, you have access to all CFC rated events across Canada, and will obtain national CFC chess ratings.

There are two types of CFC ratings: Regular, and Quick. Long story short, all tournaments with long games (60+ min per player) use your CFC regular rating. Tournaments with shorter games (< 60 min per player) use your CFC quick rating. They are different ratings and do NOT overlap.

This tournament uses CFC Quick ratings

Pairings

Round 1

Round 2

Round 3

Round 4

Round 5

Round 6

Standings

U1400

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Open

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Registered Players

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U1400

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Open

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Policies

Refunds

• You may request a full refund before registration closes

Registration

• We reserve the right to move players to the appropriate section based on their CFC rating

Byes

• You may request a maximum of two ½ point byes
• No byes on Round 6 (requests for a bye on Round 6 will be ignored, or you will receive a 0 point bye)

Playing Area

• No food in the playing area
• Photos are allowed for the first 5 minutes of each round, but please be discrete and respectful to not disturb players
• Silence is required in the playing area while games are in progress
• All electronics capable of making noise, communicating, or playing chess must be powered fully off while playing

Tiebreaks

• Prize money split evenly among everyone tied
• Tiebreak for non-cash prizes decided by:
  1. Head-to-head score of tied players
  2. Cumulative score of opponents (opens new window)
  3. Armageddon Blitz (opens new window) 5|4