Battle of Toronto II - It's a Go!! But Entry Still Possible

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  • Battle of Toronto II - It's a Go!! But Entry Still Possible

    Only 3 More Days to Get Your Entry In!!

    Canadian Chess Consulting Service (CCCS), organizer of the FIDE rating round robin, Battle of Toronto II, now has enough players registered in both rating pools (4 FIDE-rated; 4 non-FIDE-rated), that the tournament will be going ahead on Monday, Oct. 7 as advertised. See "conditional" pre-registered list on the revised flyer below.

    But registration does not close for 3 more days. And you can still try to make it into the tournament. We are accepting more than 4 "conditional" registrations per pool, because we are seeking to make the tournament as competitive as possible, and to make sure it achieves its goals. If we have more than 4 registrations in a pool, then at the close of registrations we will choose the 4 who will be entered. The additional players will go onto a "back-up" list, in case any chosen players unexpectedly decide to withdraw.

    To enter, contact me as set out in the below flyer. NOTE: Registration closes @ 6:00 PM on Wednesday, Sept. 11!

    13/9/8

    BATTLE OF TORONTO II

    - an 8-player FIDE Rating Round Robin Chess Tournament
    - organizer: Canadian Chess Consulting Service ( CCCS ) ( Bob Armstrong )
    - arbiter: Alex Ferreira – FIDE Licensed

    Goal: to allow non-FIDE rated players an opportunity to get started on the path to getting a published FIDE rating or to get needed FIDE-rated games before time expires; for FIDE-rated players, an opportunity to play for Elo points; for both, 3 modest cash prizes ( will also be CFC-rated ).

    Day/Dates: Mondays –
    - October 7 (the 14th – no game; Thanksgiving Holiday); 21, 28.
    - November 4, 11, 18, 25;
    – Make-Up Dates: December 2, 9.

    Prize Fund (modest – keeping registration fee low): 1st - $ 100 ( + trophy/plaque ); 2nd - $ 70; 3rd - $ 50.

    Registration Deadline: Wednesday, Sept. 11 @ 6:00 PM ( registration closes)

    Registration Fee: $ 75 ( payable by Wednesday, Sept. 11 – have to register with FIDE at least 2 weeks in advance –refunds to Friday, September 13 )

    Breakdown: Prize Fund + Trophy $ 30
    Annex Site/Equipment Fee $ 25
    FIDE/CFC Rating Fees ( + tax ) $ 13
    Arbiter $ 7
    Tournament organizer ( TO ) $ 0

    Annex Chess Club Member Registration Fee Discount: we are able to offer a $ 10 discount to all ACC members who register, thanks to a subsidy from Annex CC, who will charge us only $ 15 site/equipment fee for their own members.

    Registration: contact

    Canadian Chess Consulting Service ( CCCS ) – canadianchessconsultingservice@gmail.com; or
    Bob Armstrong – bobarm@sympatico.ca

    Location: Annex CC, 918 Bathurst St. ( north of the Bathurst Subway Station )

    Round Time: 7:30 p.m.

    Time Control: Game/90 + 30 sec

    Pre-Registered Players:

    FIDE-rated Players:

    Daniel Abrahams - FIDE 2009; CFC - 2092
    Miroslav Stefanovic - FIDE 1853; CFC – 1953
    Wenyang Ming – FIDE 1750; CFC - 1799
    Bob Armstrong – FIDE 1581; CFC – 1556

    ( we have the 4 needed, but more can still put their names into this pool before registration closes @ 6:00 PM on Wednesday, Sept. 11 )

    Non-FIDE-rated Players:

    Justin D'Souza - CFC - 1584
    Marcus Wilker – CFC - 1577 (FIDE - unrated but has part-result)
    Nicholas Vettese - CFC – 1457
    Hoyin Yong – CFC – 1325

    ( we have the 4 needed, but more can still put their names into this pool before registration closes @ 6:00 PM on Wednesday, Sept. 11 )

    – will be a “pool system”; conditional entry – where more than 4 in a pool, acceptance as will help tournament achieve its goal, and make tournament most competitive (3 with priority entry) – will be done at the close of registrations

    ( Last rating updates re pre-regs: FIDE – 13/9/1; CFC - 13/9/4 )

    Sponsors:

    Canadian Chess Consulting Service – subsidizing TO fee ( $ 100 )
    Annex Chess Club – site/equipment fee subsidy ( approx $ 100, dependent on entries )
    Alex Ferreira – subsidizing Arbiter fee ( $ 84 )
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