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International Correspondence
Chess Federation (ICCF)
Email Tournaments
Tournament Office
(TO): Chris Lueers
email: Chris.Lueers@t-online.de
Rennebergstr. 17,
D - 50939 Köln, Germany
Visit the ICCF WWW
page: http://www.iccf.com
Download of ICCF
games: http://correspondencechess.com/iccf1.htm
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REPORT FROM TD
JOSE AMORIM UP-TO-DATE MAY,31,2001
TD: Jose Amorim
<amorij@attglobal.net>
+--------------------------------------+-------+-----+------+
|ICCF
Email Master Class EM/M/A123 | Tot
| P | Perf |
+--------------------------------------+-------+-----|------|
|
Melao Jr,Hindemburg BRS
2200 | 8,0/10| 80% | 2523 |
| Bunk,Wolfang
GER 2298 | 7,5/10| 75% | 2477 |
| Fleischanderl,Fritz
OST 2404 | 7,5/10| 75% | 2467 |
| van Willigen,Jan
Willem NLD 2353 | 6,5/10| 65% | 2385 |
| Paessler,Hans-Dieter
GER 2211 | 6,0/10| 60% | 2340 |
| Oppermann,Peter
GER 2286 | 5,0/10| 50% | 2297 |
| Bormida,Adolfo
ARG 2406 | 5,0/10| 50% | 2286 |
| Van Unen,Hans
NLD 2415 | 5,0/10| 50% | 2285 |
| Druon,Roger
FRA 2208 | 2,0/10| 20% | - |
| Windels,Luc
BEL 2168 | 2,0/10| 20% | - |
| Protze,Gunter
GER 2200 | 0,5/10| 5% | - |
+--------------------------------------+-------+-----+------|
Uma breve nota sobre rating
ICCF
Com a finalidade de estabelecer uma comparação entre o rating
FIDE e o ICCF,
fizemos uma pesquisa com jogadores rankeados nas duas federações,
e os resultados são apresentados na tabela abaixo.
Conforme podemos notar, as diferenças podem ultrapassar 100 e até
200 pontos. Numa pesquisa mais ampla, certamente poderíamos encontrar
diferenças ainda maiores, mas esse quadro é suficiente para
nos proporcionar uma idéia da relação entre as duas
escalas e nos permite concluir que correlatam muito bem. A diferença
média é de pouco mais de 7 pontos para cima na ICCF, ou seja,
os jogadores com rating FIDE 2300 devem ter, em média, rating ICCF
em torno de 2307. Na verdade, uma diferença tão pequena e
resultante de uma amostragem com apenas 15 elementos não pode ser
considerada como "real", O que se pode concluir é que existe uma
boa correlação, mas não se pode dizer com exatidão
a grandeza da diferença entre um ELO e outro. |
1. Protze, Gunter
<G.Protze@t-online.de>
2. Melao Jr.,
Hindemburg <sigma.2000@sti.com.br>
3. van Unen, Hans
<hans.van.unen@icu.nl>
4. Oppermann,
Peter <popper@berlin.sireco.net>
5. Druon, Roger
<roger.druon@infonie.fr>
6. Windels, Luc
<luc.windels@pandora.be>
7. Paessler, Hans-Dieter
<0346631733@t-online.de>
8. Fleischanderl,
Fritz <Fleischanderlfritz@aon.at>
9. Bormida, Adolfo
<kaz@giga.com.ar>
10. Bunk, Wolfgang <BunkW@aol.com>
11. van Willigen, J.W.
<jwvw@worldonline.nl>
*--------------------------------*--------------------------------*
| 1 is white against
2,4,6,8,10 | 2 is white against 3,5,7,9,11 |
| 3 is white against
1,4,6,8,10 | 4 is white against 2,5,7,9,11 |
| 5 is white against
1,3,6,8,10 | 6 is white against 2,4,7,9,11 |
| 7 is white against
1,3,5,8,10 | 8 is white against 2,4,6,9,11 |
| 9 is white against
1,3,5,7,10 | 10 is white against 2,4,6,8,11 |
| 11 is white against
1,3,5,7, 9 |
|
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Confirm reception of
the pairing chart to Jose Amorim
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1. Play will officially
begin on 30 Aug 2000 at the latest.
2. All play will be in
accordance with the ICCF Email Rules of Play,
Version
1.1, dated 1 January 1998. If you do not have a copy of the
Rules,
please contact your Tournament Director (TD).
3. Please note the unique
number to the tournament above. Please give
this number
in all correspondence with the Tournament Director
and/or
your opponents.
4. Each player plays
one game simultaneously against each of the others.
At the
latest on the first day of the tournament please send your
first move
to those of your opponents against whom you hold the white
pieces.
5. Rating codes and rating
numbers were taken from the ICCF Rating List
of 01/04/2000.
6. In all tournament
matters, please turn to your Tournament Director
(TD). The
Tournament Director for this section is:
Jose Amorim
<amorij@ibm.net>
7. For sending moves
the form of international numeric is mandatory!
Only if
both players agree mutually, they can use another form of
Notation
(for example PGN).
A sample
form of the recommended ICCF Email form is included below.
If you
have any questions concerning use of the form, please turn to
Jose Amorim
<amorij@ibm.net> for advice.
BEGIN ICCF
FORM
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Event:
ICCF/EM/M/A123
Start Date:
30 Aug 2000
White:
Andy Anonymous (DEN) [2155]
Black:
Ned Noname (GER) (2390)
White Black
Rec.
Sent Total No. Move Move Rec.
Sent. Total
----- 10/01
0/00 01. 4244 4745 10/01 12/01
2/02
12/01 13/01
1/01 02. 7163 7776 13/01 15/01
2/04
15/01 18/01
3/04 03. 3234
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END ICCF
FORM
8. HOW TO REPORT RESULTS
Please use
the following format (PGN- Portable Game Notation) for repor-
ting results
to the Tournament Secretary. It is recommended for result
validation,
and helps a lot when processing monthly bulletins!
If you
are interested in seeing your games on the internet one day,
you should
send in your games as in the following:
Sample
report:
[Event
"EM/M/A123"]
<- your tournament number
[Site "ICCF
Email"]
<- unchanged
[Date "2000.08.30"]
<- start date of the section, y/m/d
[White
"Anonymous, Andy (ENG)"] <- last and first name
[Black
"Noname, Ned (HUN)"] <- last and first name
[Result
"1-0"]
<- 1-0 , 0-1 , 1/2-1/2
[ECO "A08"]
<- ECO Code - if unsure: [ECO ""]
[WhiteElo
"2304"]
<- ELO rating for White
[BlackElo
"2383"]
<- ELO rating for Black
[PlyCount
"73"]
<- total number of move pairs x 2.
[EventDate
"2000.??.??"] <- unchanged
1. e4 d6
2. d4 g6 3. Nf3 Bg7 4. Be2 Nf6 5. Nc3 Nbd7 6. e5 Ng4 7. e6 Ndf6
8.exf7+
Kf8 9. Bf4 Nh6 10. Qd2 Nxf7 11. O-O-O c6 12. h4 Qa5 13. Ng5 b5
14. a3
Bd7 15. h5 Nxg5 16. Bxg5 h6 17. Bxf6 Bxf6 18. hxg6 Kg7 19. Rh5 Kxg6
20. Bd3+
Kf7 21. Qf4 Rag8 22. Rdh1 Ke8 23. Kb1 Bg5 24. Qe4 Qc7 25. d5 Rf8
26. dxc6
Bf5 27.Nxb5 1-0
9. International email
chess tournaments exist to please email chess
players
and to cultivate friendly relations. Therefore they must be
conducted
in a good sporting spirit. If a player disregards this or
greatly
insults his opponent or the members of the tournament organi-
sation,
the Tournament Director has the right to exclude this player
from the
Tournament.
On behalf
of the ICCF Email Tournament Office, I wish
you a pleasant
tournament and "good skill" in all your games.
AMICI SUMUS
!
Chris Lueers
(TOC), Chris.Lueers@t-online.de
Jose Amorim
(TD), amorij@ibm.net
Janko Bohak
(Appeals Tribunal), janko.bohak@siol.net |