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ACP Golden Classic Tournament

Wesley So4.5/6(+3 -0 =3)[games]
Baadur Jobava3.5/6(+3 -2 =1)[games]
Zoltan Almasi3/6(+1 -1 =4)[games]
Emil Sutovsky3/6(+2 -2 =2)[games]
Daniele Vocaturo2.5/6(+2 -3 =1)[games]
Sabino Brunello2.5/6(+1 -2 =3)[games]
Ian Nepomniachtchi2/6(+1 -3 =2)[games]
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Chessgames.com Chess Event Description
ACP Golden Classic (2014)

Played in Bergamo, Italy 12-20 July 2014. Official site (with pairings and results): http://www.acpgoldenclassic.com/sta...

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Game  ResultMoves YearEvent/LocaleOpening
1. Z Almasi vs Nepomniachtchi  ½-½432014ACP Golden ClassicA34 English, Symmetrical
2. So vs Sutovsky  ½-½232014ACP Golden ClassicE62 King's Indian, Fianchetto
3. Jobava vs Brunello ½-½412014ACP Golden ClassicD43 Queen's Gambit Declined Semi-Slav
4. Sutovsky vs Jobava 1-0212014ACP Golden ClassicB27 Sicilian
5. Nepomniachtchi vs So 0-1692014ACP Golden ClassicA18 English, Mikenas-Carls
6. Vocaturo vs Z Almasi ½-½402014ACP Golden ClassicE32 Nimzo-Indian, Classical
7. Brunello vs Sutovsky 1-0252014ACP Golden ClassicD85 Grunfeld
8. So vs Vocaturo 1-0432014ACP Golden ClassicE99 King's Indian, Orthodox, Taimanov
9. Jobava vs Nepomniachtchi 1-0472014ACP Golden ClassicB22 Sicilian, Alapin
10. Nepomniachtchi vs Brunello  1-0302014ACP Golden ClassicB12 Caro-Kann Defense
11. Vocaturo vs Jobava 0-1342014ACP Golden ClassicA54 Old Indian, Ukrainian Variation, 4.Nf3
12. Z Almasi vs So ½-½212014ACP Golden ClassicA07 King's Indian Attack
13. Sutovsky vs Nepomniachtchi ½-½602014ACP Golden ClassicB51 Sicilian, Canal-Sokolsky (Rossolimo) Attack
14. Jobava vs Z Almasi  1-0572014ACP Golden ClassicC53 Giuoco Piano
15. Brunello vs Vocaturo  0-1632014ACP Golden ClassicE73 King's Indian
16. Vocaturo vs Sutovsky  0-1272014ACP Golden ClassicE00 Queen's Pawn Game
17. So vs Jobava 1-0372014ACP Golden ClassicB00 Uncommon King's Pawn Opening
18. Z Almasi vs Brunello  ½-½572014ACP Golden ClassicC65 Ruy Lopez, Berlin Defense
19. Brunello vs So ½-½202014ACP Golden ClassicD45 Queen's Gambit Declined Semi-Slav
20. Sutovsky vs Z Almasi  0-1402014ACP Golden ClassicC99 Ruy Lopez, Closed, Chigorin, 12...cd
21. Nepomniachtchi vs Vocaturo 0-1822014ACP Golden ClassicC45 Scotch Game
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Kibitzer's Corner
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Jul-14-14  Birthday Boy: So adjournment still exists...
Jul-14-14  bugabay: hello,

I am new in here.... First.

Nice win by SoSu.

Jul-14-14  iking: oks ......
Jul-14-14  whiteshark: Tournament page: http://www.acpgoldenclassic.com/
Jul-14-14  whiteshark: "The ACP Golden Classic tournament reveals the long forgotten adjournment back into practice. The first edition of the ACP Golden Classics is won by Vassily Ivanchuk in Amsterdam 2012. --> ACP Golden Classic (2012)

The tournament is a seven player Round Robin. <The rate of play is 150 minutes for the first 40 moves, followed by 60 minutes for the next 16 moves, followed by 15 minutes to finish the game with an increment of 30 seconds per move in the last period.

< If a game is not finished at the end of the first playing session (5 hours), the arbiter will ask the player whose turn it is to move to adjourn the game and ‘seal’ his move. This does not apply to the last round.>>

The default time is 60 minutes.

Tie Breaks
1. Result between tied players (two players only)
2. Koya System
3. Sonneborn-Berger System"

http://www.acpgoldenclassic.com/tou...

Jul-14-14  fgh: Wesley So is now #12 in live ratings.

http://2700chess.com/

Jul-14-14  Kinghunt: Are they allowed to use computers while the games are adjourned, or are they on the honor system not to?
Jul-14-14
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  WannaBe: I got the W. So over 4.5 with bookie. C'mon Wes!! =)
Jul-14-14
Premium Chessgames Member
  ketchuplover: Is there a time limit for sealing the move? tyia
Jul-14-14  whiteshark: <ketchuplover> detailed explanation of adjourment http://www.acpgoldenclassic.com/bas...
Jul-14-14  Wavy: <WannaBe: I got the W. So over 4.5 with bookie. C'mon Wes!! =)>

What is the odds for your bet? How much will you win for your bet?

Jul-14-14
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  WannaBe: <Wavy> Projected payout is 154, so I net/win 104. The final closing odd was approx. 2-1.
Jul-14-14  Wavy: <WannaBe> So basically you bet $50 and the payout is $154. Sounds like a good bet with a high probability of winning. :-)
Jul-14-14  Wavy: I just realized that your bet is for Wesley to get 5pts (over 4.5) or higher out of 6 games. So Wesley is allowed to have just one more draw and of course no loses for you to win. Looks daunting to me.
Jul-14-14
Premium Chessgames Member
  WannaBe: <Wavy> No, actually the bet is exactly 4.5 no more, no less. 4.5 on the nose.
Jul-15-14  Wavy: You have to cheer for Wesley to have 2 more draws then. lol
Jul-15-14  whiteshark: <Wavy: You have to cheer for Wesley to have 2 more draws then. lol> Exactly! ACP Golden Classic: SO SPECIAL ;D
Jul-17-14  waustad: I sort of like the odd number of players idea so that one avoids the extra white issue, though it makes it a little less obvious who's really leading. Seeing who is +1 or such makes more sense than total points.

The last tournament I remember that used adjournments was one where Anna Muzychuk had an excellent result, but the tournament wasn't rated. It was in the Netherlands if I recall.

Jul-17-14  geeker: I'm pretty sure there was a significant tournament with adjournments about a year ago. But I haven't been able to recall specifics. :(
Jul-17-14  Mr. V: Hi all!

I believe you're remembering this tournament: ACP Golden Classic (2012)

Jul-17-14  Mr. V: I really like the way the ACP looks like they're organizing their special tournaments.
Jul-18-14  waustad: As usual, win or loss some of the most interesting games are Sutovsky's.
Jul-18-14  waustad: <Mr_V>Yes that was it. I final round loss to Ivanchuk kept Muzychuk from having a plus score in a tournament where she was the only player who'd never been over 2700.
Jul-18-14
Premium Chessgames Member
  WannaBe: Woo, if W. So draws the last game, I hit the 4.5 pts wager with bookie!! =)
Jul-18-14  wordfunph: interesting if Wesley will settle for a draw to clinch the title or go for Brunello's throat.
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