Format for the tournament is kinda' odd though:
2013 LSMS CHESS TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
TOURNAMENT RULES AND REGULATIONS
I.
GENERAL:
1.
The
Tournament is open to all chess teams representing the Member Schools of the League of Southern Manila Schools (LSMS).
This event will be conducted in four (4) separate Divisions, namely; the BOYS & GIRLS GRADE SCHOOL DIVISION and the BOYS & GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION.
2.
Each
participating team shall be composed of Five (5) players; whereby, Four (4)
Regular Board Players and one (1) Alternate. The competition shall be played over
Four (4) Boards.
3.
The
playing members of each team must be listed in the order of their specific
board assignments (Boards 1 to 4) which shall be strictly observed throughout
the tournament.
4.
All
players shall maintain their designated board assignments during the entire
duration of the event. In no case shall a player play on a board lower higher
than his original board assignment. Substitution of players shall be done via
Slide-Rule.
5.
The
color assignments (White or Black) based on the Pairing shall be referred to
Board 1 & 3 players. The Board 2 & 4 teammates shall play the opposite color
as assigned on the Pairing.
6.
The
FIDE Laws of Active Chess, unless otherwise specified in these rules, shall
govern the tournament.
II.
TOURNAMENT
SCHEDULES AND VENUE:
This two
(2)-day competition will be held at the Atrium
Area of Brent International School-Manila, Brentville Subdivision, Brgy.
Mamplasan, BiƱan, Laguna, and will have the following schedules;
D A T E
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T I M E
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A C T I V I T Y
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October 19,
2012
( Saturday )
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8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM
10:10 AM – 11:10 AM
11:20 AM – 12:20 PM
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
2:10 PM – 3:10 PM
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Submission of Team Line-up and
Coaches’ Meeting
R O U N D
1 (Elimination Phase)
R O U N D
2 (Elimination Phase)
R O U N D
3 (Elimination Phase)
R O U N D
4 (Elimination Phase)
R O U N D
5 (Elimination Phase)
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October 26, 2012
( Saturday )
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8:30 AM – 9:30 AM
9:40
AM – 10:40 AM
10:50 AM – 11:50 AM
12:30 PM
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R O U N D
1 (Championship Phase)
R O U N D
2 (Championship Phase)
R O U N D
3 (Championship Phase)
Awarding Ceremony
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NOTE: The
Starting Time for each Game may vary or be adjusted as the need arises.
III.
TOURNAMENT
SYSTEM & FORMAT:
1.
Each
Division will be conducted in a FIVE (5) ROUND SWISS SYSTEM ELIMINATION
PHASE. The Seed Number of each Team will be determined thru the
Drawing-of-Lots which will be conducted during the Coaches’ Meeting. After the Elimination Phase, the TOP FOUR
(4) TEAMS in each Division shall then advance to the CHAMPIONSHIP PHASE.
In the Championship Phase, the four (4) chess teams shall compete in a SINGLE
ROUND-ROBIN FORMAT. Their seeding of these four teams will be based
on their Final Ranking in the Elimination Phase. The team with the highest
total Game Points after the Single Round-Robin will be declared the Champion
Team.
2.
The
Scoring System shall be Game Points. The Defaulting Time will be set 15
minutes after the start of every Game.
3.
The
Rate of Play for each player to make all his/her moves necessary to finish the
game shall be THIRTY (30) MINUTES. The use of chess clocks shall be
mandatory.
4.
Recording
of moves is OPTIONAL. However, each team, through their Coach and/or Team
Captain, must fill-up and submit the Team Result Form to the Chief Arbiter for
proper recording of every Match Result.
IV.
TIE-BREAK
SYSTEM:
1.
For
the Final Ranking in the Elimination Phase and the Final Standings in the
Championship Phase, ties shall be broken as follows;
1.1
Total
Match Points,
1.2
Direct
Encounter (result of the match/es between/among the tied teams
(winner-over-the-other). If the match is drawn (1-1 tie), then the result of
the game on Board 1 shall decide the tie. If the result on Board 1 is a draw,
then the result of the game on Board 2 shall decide the tie. . If the result on
Board 3 is a draw, then the result of the game on Board 4 shall decide the tie.
1.3
Sonnenborn-Berger
(SB) System.
1.4
More
No. of wins based on Match points
2.
For
the Final Individual Board Results (players tied only on percentages), based on
the Elimination Phase;
2.1 by winner-over-the-other,
2.2 by the most number of games played,
2.3 by the most number of won games,
2.4 by the most number of black pieces
handled
I wonder how can there be ONLY four teams in the championship round if there will be 2 sets of Top 4 teams after the elimination phase---remember the two divisions? Gotta ask my Athletics Director about this.
In the meantime, the position below came up in our chess training the other in our Sports Program After School:
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