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Re: Mississauga Open 2014
Originally posted by Bob Gillanders View Post
I don't remember.
If you have a guaranteed prize fund it makes sense to have a prize distribution before the tournament starts.Comment
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Re: Mississauga Open 2014
If you have a CAA card they will knock 10% off the posted rate...but you have to have the card with you...for some reason they don't advertise this :)
LarryComment
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Re: Mississauga Open 2014
Last year the $2,000 prize fund was distributed as:
Top Guns
1st - $600
2nd - $400
3rd - $200
U2000
1st - $400
2nd - $270
3rd - $130
But I have had complaints that there were no class prizes.
So, we will maybe perhaps reallocate some of those funds to class prizes.
I was even maybe perhaps pondering a special prize awarded to top player registered before the prize distribution is announced. :)
Perhaps maybe we will announce it tomorrow. After the select committee meets in secret location to discuss.Last edited by Bob Gillanders; Monday, 8th September, 2014, 08:24 PM.Comment
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Re: Mississauga Open 2014
Prize Fund Distribution for 2014
Top Guns
1st - $ 400
2nd - $ 300
3rd - $ 200
4th - $ 100
Top Adult - $ 100
Total = $ 1,100
U2000
1st - $ 300
2nd - $ 200
3rd - $ 100
4th - $ 50
Adult 1st - $ 100
Adult 2nd - $ 50
Class U1800 - $ 100
Total = $900
Based on current preregistered list;
Top Guns - Prizes/Entry fees = 153%
U2000 - Prizes/entry fees = 100%
We also want to encourage more adults to keep playing.
And class prizes give everyone a chance to win.Last edited by Bob Gillanders; Wednesday, 10th September, 2014, 07:49 AM.Comment
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Re: Mississauga Open 2014
Great distribution this year. More chances for players to win and wow...there is also prizes for top adults in both sections......I think Bob took into account of what John Brown wrote the other day which is good.Originally posted by Bob Gillanders View PostComment
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Re: Mississauga Open 2014
Glad you approve Gary.
We are up to 82 players now.
Updated Preregistered list.
Top Guns
Geordie Derraugh 2321
Daniel Abrahams 2189
Jonathan Yu 2168
Richard Chen 2145
Gordon Gooding 2142
Federico Austria 2097
Daniel Zotkin 2028
Nikola Brajkovic 2026
Armand Jess Mendoza 2024
Eugene Hua 2013
Sean Lei 2005
Nicholas Vettese 1962
Benito Surya 1860
Prateek Sanyal 1838
Jose Hilado 1800
Irina Saneblidze 1800
U2000
Ruperto Frilles 1963
Thomas Bark 1960
Rebecca Giblon 1917
Ferdinand Supsup 1911
Alexander Friedman 1885
Mario Moran-Venegas 1807
Andrei Korcsak 1789
Justin Quinn D'Souza 1769
Janet Peng 1753
Dane Forsyth 1752
Constance Wang 1699
Ken Crumpler 1693
Andrew Giblon 1680
Richard Wing 1618
Gord Perry 1618
Zhanhe (Lambert) Liu 1605
Arman Sydykhanov 1601
Manxuan (Rebecca) Zhang 1582
Florian Bergeron 1578
Anthony Maulucci 1574
Masoud Jizan 1569
Nicholas Wu 1538
Claudio Sottile 1490
Dave Love 1458
Agniya Pobereshnikova 1427
Kylie Tan 1423
Diego Rosales 1421
U1600
Mangal Chelli 1590
Andrew Colvin 1587
George Stajov 1574
Oliver Kilayko 1515
Matthew Tang 1468
Allyson Xu 1411
Lynda Lei 1379
Manojh Sivapathasundaram 1355
Indervir Dhaliwal 1338
Janani Kathirkamar 1332
Vaanie Kathirkamar 1266
Aaron Chen 1263
David Atanasov 1104
Zaynah Bhanji 1091
Liam MacLean 1074
Harry Liu 1038
Anthony Atanasov 1027
Baiyu (Justin) Wang 1011
Areez Bhanji 1006
Rahul Gangolli 966
Jerry McKitrick 950
Joshua Du 940
Austin Xie 897
Joseph Liao 890
Derek Chen 839
Steve Vettese 836
Aahaan Rawal 814
Olivia Love 768
Christina MacLean 741
Grant Chen 715
Gabriel Vo 610
Nithusa Sivapathasundaram 542
Nicholas Henein 533
Yi Feng Wang unr
Brian Bileski unr
Evgeny Kalmanson unr
Mike Chen unr
Chrisanne Justine Aseoche unr
Kaushik Chatterjee unrLast edited by Bob Gillanders; Friday, 12th September, 2014, 10:57 AM.Comment
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Re: Mississauga Open 2014
Preregistered list updated this morning to 82 players. :)Comment
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Re: Mississauga Open 2014
Final Preregistered List: 92 players.
Please everyone arrive by 9:30am to pay entry fee etc.
We would like to start on time: first round: 10 am
Top Guns
Geordie Derraugh 2321
David Filipovich 2203
Daniel Abrahams 2189
Rodrigo Oliveira 2174
Jonathan Yu 2168
Richard Chen 2145
Gordon Gooding 2142
Hugh Siddeley 2052
Daniel Zotkin 2028
Nikola Brajkovic 2026
Armand Jess Mendoza 2024
Eugene Hua 2013
Sean Lei 2005
Joey Zhong 1990
Nicholas Vettese 1962
Dmitry Chernik 1940
Robert Roller 1909
Benito Surya 1860
Prateek Sanyal 1838
Jose Hilado 1800
Irina Saneblidze 1800
U2000
Ruperto Frilles 1963
Thomas Bark 1960
Rebecca Giblon 1917
Ferdinand Supsup 1911
Alexander Friedman 1885
Mario Moran-Venegas 1807
Andrei Korcsak 1789
Janet Peng 1753
Dane Forsyth 1752
Constance Wang 1699
Ken Crumpler 1693
Richard Feng 1681
Andrew Giblon 1680
Richard Wing 1618
Gord Perry 1618
Zhanhe (Lambert) Liu 1605
Arman Sydykhanov 1601
Manxuan (Rebecca) Zhang 1582
Florian Bergeron 1578
Anthony Maulucci 1574
Masoud Jizan 1569
Nicholas Wu 1538
Mathanhe Kaneshalingam 1503
Claudio Sottile 1490
Dave Love 1458
Agniya Pobereshnikova 1427
Kylie Tan 1423
Diego Rosales 1421
U1600
Mangal Chelli 1590
Andrew Colvin 1587
George Stajov 1574
Oliver Kilayko 1515
Matthew Tang 1468
Allyson Xu 1411
Lynda Lei 1379
Manojh Sivapathasundaram 1355
Indervir Dhaliwal 1338
Janani Kathirkamar 1332
Vaanie Kathirkamar 1266
Aaron Chen 1263
David Atanasov 1104
Zaynah Bhanji 1091
Liam MacLean 1074
Harry Liu 1038
Anthony Atanasov 1027
Baiyu (Justin) Wang 1011
Areez Bhanji 1006
Ram Ahuja 990
Rahul Gangolli 966
Jerry McKitrick 950
Joshua Du 940
Austin Xie 897
Joseph Liao 890
Jewel (Yi Xuan) Li 849
Derek Chen 839
Steve Vettese 836
Aahaan Rawal 814
Olivia Love 768
Christina MacLean 741
Grant Chen 715
Gabriel Vo 610
Nithusa Sivapathasundaram 542
Nicholas Henein 533
Yi Feng Wang unr
Brian Bileski unr
Evgeny Kalmanson unr
Mike Chen unr
Chrisanne Justine Aseoche unr
Kaushik Chatterjee unr
Matthew Butler unr
David Mark unrComment
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Re: Mississauga Open 2014
Hi GarvinOriginally posted by Garvin Nunes View Post
Route 8 in Brampton goes no where near Square One. The 502 Zum goes to Square One from Brampton.Comment
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Good morning everyone.
I neglected to add to the poster that we would like everyone to arrive by 9:30am pay their entry fees, etc etc.
We do like to start on time.
If everyone decides to arrive at 9:59am, well.....do I need to say more!
Please please everyone arrive by 9:30am or ASAP.Comment
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Re: Mississauga Open 2014
Thanks To everyone who came to the Mississauga Open 2014. It was another successful event.
The Winners of the Top Guns section were Jonathan Yu and Benito Surya with 4 points each. There was then a four way tie between David Filipovich, Richard Chen, Nikola Brajkovic and Joey Zhong at 3.5.
The under 2000 section was iwon by Ruperto Frilles and Rebecca Giblon with 4.5 points each. They had a FIVE way tie at 3.5 points between: Alexander Friedman, Andrei Korcsak, Constance Wang, Nicholas Wu and Agniya Pobereshnikova.
The U1600 section was won by Aaron Chen with 4.5. Adrew Colvin and Oliver Kilayko came 2nd/3rd with 4.0.
Thank you all for coming. You are all the winners!Comment
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Re: Mississauga Open 2014
Thanks Garvin. To add some context:
Top Guns
Jonathan & Benito $350 each ( 1st / 2nd)
The 4 players at 3.5 points, $100 each (3rd, 4th, top adult )
U2000
Ruperto Frilles & Rebecca Giblon $ 250 each (1st / 2nd)
Alexander Friedman - top adult prize $100
The 4 other players at 3.5 - $65 each ( 3rd, 4th, U1800)
Ferdinand Supsup - 2nd adult prize $50Comment
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Re: Mississauga Open 2014
Top Guns
Under 2000
Under 1600
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