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Exhibition Match - G/10mins Knockout

last modified Dec-12-06

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1–3pm, December 27
Auditorium


Spectators free and welcome.

Move-by-move sports commentary by Master Craig Jones and Senior Master William “The Exterminator” Morrison.

Watch large computer display of games from state-of-the-art DGT autosensory boards.

Enjoy chess as an exciting spectator sport!


Format
Four-person single-elimination, with two games per match. All ties will be broken with a shootout (no cash prize will be split). In Round 1, the pairings will be #1 vs. #4, and #2 vs. #3.

Time Controls
Game in ten minutes, with two-second delay (using DGT clocks). On an illegal move, the TD may add one minute to the opponent’s clock, if time is still remaining.

Prizes
$1000-500-250-250.

Shootouts
The player winning a coin flip will choose colors. White will be given four minutes and must win. Black will be given five minutes and must win or draw. Each side will have a two-second delay.

Eligibility
Open to the top three FIDE-rated players from the Pan-Am Intercollegiate or Pan-Am Scholastic who wish to play (at most one player per school), plus the highest FIDE-rated “wildcard” who shows up by 12:45pm. The wildcard player may be anyone and does not have to be a player in the Pan-Am Intercollegiate or Scholastic Championships. Players who wish to be considered for this match should send email to Dr. Alan T. Sherman ( dralansherman@starpower.net ).
     The following people have agreed to play, if they qualify:

International Grandmaster Jaan Ehlvest (wildcard), FIDE 2597

International Master Dmitry Shneider (UTD), FIDE 2489

International Grandmaster Alejandro Ramirez Alvarez (wildcard), FIDE 2485

International Master Lev Milman (Duke), FIDE 2463

International Master Renier Gonzalez (Miami Dade), FIDE 2451


Commentary

Move-by-move commentary will be broadcast throughout the auditorium, for the purpose of enhancing spectator excitement and enjoyment. Players will be able to hear this commentary and must agree to this condition.

   

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