2007 WCDF - GAYP World Qualifying Tournament
The 2007 WCDF - GAYP World Qualifying Tournament will be held September 17th - 21st , 2007 (Mon-Fri) at Plaza Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, NV. Note that this is a restricted field event. ACF is permitted to send 3 players to each division. All other Federations in good standing (including ICHF) may send two participants per division. Friday is reserved in case a playoff is needed. We plan to host Men's, Women's, and a Youth event. Donations may be sent to Kim Willis, 31 Sandstone Rd, Eldon, MO 65026. The winner of the Men's and Ladies Tournaments will earn the right to challenge for the World Title. This event will also decide a World Youth Champion.Non-ACF Federations may send two players, provided Federation has WCDF membership in good standing. We anticipate a financial kickback to assist with meals and lodging, etc.
Rules and Regulations for the WCDF- GAYP Qualifiers 2007:
1. The tournaments will be played during the week beginning Monday 17 September.
2. Each tournament will consist of 8 rounds played over 4 days.
3. Each round will consist of 2 games with no restriction.
4. Starting times for the rounds will be 9.30 am and 2.30 pm each day.
5. The rate of play will be 30 moves per hour.
6. The Swiss system for pairing will be used.
7. Tiebreakers will be held on the Friday morning if needed.
8. The referees will be ? and ?.
Additional:
1. If a position occurs 3 times in a game then that game is drawn.
2. If no man has moved and no piece has been captured for 40 moves by each side
then the game is drawn.
3. Players must record their move before they press the clock.
John Reade, Hon. Sec. WCDF. (14 October 2006)
Hotel information will be provided at a later date.
For more information please contact R. Beckwith at 1-440-516-1284, J. Reade, or K. Willis at 1-573-392-9943
Submitted By: Richard Beckwith
RESULTS:
2007 WCDF - GAYP World Qualifying Tournament
September 17th - 21st , 2007
POS
OP #
Player
Sponsor
City/Country
State
Rated
VS
RD1
VS
RD2
VS
RD3
VS
RD4
VS
RD5
VS
RD6
VS
RD7
VS
RD8
Pts
H
Pts
2
1
IM
Richard Beckwith ICHF
Willoughby
OH
2397
9
DD 2
8
DD 4
4
DD 6
10
WW10
6
WD13
3
DD 15
5
DD17
5
DD19
19
S - B
7
2
GM Ed Bruch ACF
East Amherst
NY
2524
8
DD 2
5
LD 3
10
WD 6
3
DD 8
7
DD10
6
WL 12
4
DD14
4
DD16
16
233
3
3
GM Jack Francis BDA
Barbados
2416
10
WW 4
6
DD
6
5
DD 8
2
DD10
4
WD13
1
DD 15
8
LD16
7
DD18
18
257
8
4
IM Michael Holmes ACF
Fort Knox
KY
2320
6
LL 0
10
WD
3
1
DD 5
9
WW9
3
LD 10
7
WL 12
2
DD
14
2
DD16
16
229
1
5
Lubabalo Kondlo WCDF
Soweto, South
Africa
2410
7
DD 2
2
WD
5
3
DD 7
6
DD 9
8
WD12
9
WW16
1
DD18
1
DD20
20
5
6
CM Tim Laverty
extra
Sanford
NC
2383
4
WW 4
3
DD
6
7
DD 8
5
DD10
1
LD 11
2
WL13
9
WL15
8
DD17
17
293
4
7
GM Jim Morrison WCDF
Glasgow
KY
2470
5
DD 2
9
WL
4
6
DD 6
8
DD 8
2
DD10
4
WL12
10
WW16
3
DD18
18
252
6
8
IM Clayton Nash ACF
Aberdeen
MS
2326
2
DD 2
1
DD
4
9
DD 6
7
DD 8
5
LD 9
10
WD 12
3
WD15
6
DD17
17
255
9
9
IM Joe Schwartz ICHF
Hallandale
FL
2309
1
DD 2
7
WL
4
8
DD 6
4
LL 6
10
WW10
5
LL 10
6
WL12
10
WW16
16
166
10
10
Sune Thrane
DEN
Denmark
1797
3
LL 0
4
LD
1
2
LD 2
1
LL 2
9
LL 2
8
LD 3
7
LL 3
9
LL
3
3
| POS | OP # | Player Sponsor | City/Country | State | WCDF | VS | RD1 | VS | RD2 | VS | RD3 | VS | RD4 | VS | RD5 | VS | RD6 | Pts |
| 1 | 1 | Jan Mortimer NZ | New Zealand | 2150 | bye | 4 | 2 | WD 7 | 3 | WL 9 | bye | 13 | 2 | WD 16 | 3 | WW 20 | 20 | |
| 2-3 | 2 | Kim Willis ACF | Eldon | MO | 1716 | 3 | WD 3 | 1 | LD 4 | bye | 8 | 3 | LD 9 | 1 | LD 10 | bye | 14 | 14 |
| 2-3 | 3 | Wilma Wolverton ACF | Grain Valley | MO | 1832 | 2 | LD 1 | bye | 5 | 1 | WL 7 | 2 | WD 10 |
bye |
14 | 1 | LL 14 | 14 |
Jan Mortimer is the Women's WQT winner and eligible to challenge Amangul Duerdyeva the present Women's GAYP World Champion
Lubabalo Kondlo is the WQT winner and eligible to challenge Ron King the present GAYP World Champion
Colton Cardie, Arvada, CO is the WQ Junior Champ
Games belong to WCDF and Alan Millhone has all originals in his possession; will wait for them to tell him the disposition of games.
NOTE: GM stands for Grandmaster - IM stands for International Master - CM stands for Candidate Master
W-D-L per round was taken from ACF Forum submitted by Alan Millhone after each day of play... there were some gaps.
Tim Laverty - WQT
Referee - By-laws of WCDF, tie-break procedure, in order, is:
1) look at their head-to-head result
2) Sonneborn-Berger points (a variation of American "honor points" and also
common to chess)
3) Then, if still tied, play off on Friday until you have a winner
Original Source Document WQT Score Sheets - email 9/24/2007 RCB