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  • #1

    Chess Olympiad

    With three rounds left in Chess Olympiad Armenia is on the top. We have a good chance to win the gold.
    http://schach.wienerzeitung.at/tnr3410.aspx?lan=1
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    Re: Chess Olympiad

    thanks for this thread very much....

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    • #3
      Re: Chess Olympiad

      Awesome..hope they win.

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      • #4
        Re: Chess Olympiad

        this is great

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        • #5
          Re: Chess Olympiad

          A tiny country of 3 million is on top. Behold the pedigree of the Armenian mind.

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          • #6
            Re: Chess Olympiad

            Hahaha, holy xxxx! I'm so proud.

            We pwned Norway 4-0, lol

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            • #7
              Re: Chess Olympiad

              ahahha thats it karoaper

              its intresting too see all the countries involved, 150 wow probably biggest event behind the olympics and football and where on top

              how many more matches are there?
              Last edited by Ari; 06-03-2006, 05:03 PM.

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              • #8
                Re: Chess Olympiad

                Originally posted by Ari
                ahahha thats it karoaper

                its intresting too see all the countries involved, 150 wow probably biggest event behind the olympics and football and where on top

                how many more matches are there?
                From the link:

                There have been 13 rounds so far. There's only one team matchup during a round and there are 4 matches during each round. So far Armenia has won 10 of the round matchups (most wins of all teams), had 3 ties and no losses (only team to have no round losses).

                Of the tough teams, Armenia has already played China, Russia and Hungary. I assume USA and Israel are next, unless they lost to a team Armenia beat. If we can at least tie them, we'll be golden (I think).

                Our women's team is dong well as well (8th). I don't like that they care so much about the individual points rather than just the wins/ties/losses stats. With the latter the women's team would have the 5th place.
                Last edited by karoaper; 06-05-2006, 07:32 PM.

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                • #9
                  Re: Chess Olympiad

                  Originally posted by karoaper
                  From the link:

                  There have been 13 rounds so far. There's only one team matchup during a round and there are 4 matches during each round. So far Armenia has won 10 of the round matchups (most wins of all teams), had 3 ties and no losses (only team to have no round losses).

                  Of the tough teams, Armenia has already played China, Russia and Hungary. I assume USA and Israel are next, unless they lost to a team Armenia beat. If we can at least tie them, we'll be golden (I think).

                  Our women's team is dong well as well (8th). I don't like that they care so much about the individual points rather than just the wins/ties/losses stats. With the latter the women's team would have the 5th place.
                  Your news comes almost two days too late. Armenia was crowned with gold on Sunday. Followed by China, silver, and USA, bronze. One of the US players was Varuzhan Akobian, btw.

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                  • #10
                    Re: Chess Olympiad

                    Originally posted by tunot
                    One of the US players was Varuzhan Akobian, btw.
                    I was just about to mention this. This is great, hope they continue winning.

                    The strongest chess player in the world is also half Armenian..

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