| Caplin Hastings Masters (2022) |
Name: Caplin Hastings Masters
Event Date: December 28, 2022 - January 6, 2023
Site: Hastings, England
Format: 10-round Swiss
Time Control: 90 minutes for 40 moves, followed by 50 minutes for the rest of the game, with a 30-second increment beginning from move one.
Official Website: http://hastingschess.com/
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Jan-01-23
 | | HeMateMe: hmm....the roster is a bit slack in star power. Is the prize money awarded in petrol vouchers this year? |
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| Jan-01-23 | | GlennOliver: <HeMateMe>
c. £20K prize money across all categories.
So presumably more than 50% of that to the winner of the main event. Not a bad start to the year for someone. |
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| Jan-01-23 | | GlennOliver: Sparkling win for Harry Grieve in the 4th round, playing Black against Romain Edouard, GM and the historically highest-ranked player in the tournament. |
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| Jan-03-23 | | Ninas Husband: <HeMateMe> <Is the prize money awarded in petrol vouchers this year?> Did you hear that on the telly? :) |
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Jan-04-23
| | HeMateMe: Hastings used to have some star Euro guests, sometimes a pair of top Russians. I think Korchnoi, Karpov, Smyslov and Petrosian have played Hastings. I realize every year can't be dynamite, but I think the organizers should put up a modest appearance fee for some of: Adams, Short, Nunn, ...? |
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Jan-04-23
 | | perfidious: <HMM>, this is what was once known as the Hastings Challengers event, not the round robin tourney, which featured those players you named--of course it is not quite the same. The winner advances to year's Premier, facing some big names, if not quite what it once was. |
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| Jan-07-23 | | goodevans: <perfidious: <HMM>, this is what was once known as the Hastings Challengers event...> Sadly, I think you are wrong and that this poor shadow of former Hastings tournaments <is> the main event. Unless I'm mistaken (always a possibility) all that remains of the current Annual Hastings Congress are some weekend rapid events. Still, at least we've only a week to wait until Wijk aan Zee and a chance to see which of the current crop of upcoming youngsters is able to unseat some Super GMs. |
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Jan-07-23
| | perfidious: <goodevans>, that would be unfortunate indeed; the Premier was always worthwhile and the Challengers attracted quite a number of strong players. |
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