Gaudin
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Results of Round 6
I won't list the technical results. As you can see, they are displayed from pair 9 to pair 14.
Since the number of participants in the 6th round was odd, and the program couldn't find an opponent for me based on skill level, I remained free and "earned" one point :)
A consolation prize, so to speak :)
Tournament Results
The cross-table with the results is attached.
I really hope there are no mistakes. I tried to check it 100 times :)
Key:
+ - technical win; - - technical loss; = - technical draw
The "battle" results are clear: 1, 1/2, 0 - win, draw, loss.
For the edification of future generations, I would like to preserve these words and encourage all tournament organizers to take them to heart
"All or nothing" is a primitive approach to tournament play. Ambition is, of course, a driving force for success, but one must be aware of their own capabilities.
And what about respect for other tournament participants?
Respect for the website? Respect for oneself?
One can set a goal not to win the tournament, but, for example, to achieve the following within their abilities:
1. To be among the top five (7, 10...) strongest.
2. To win against one or two opponents of equal or even greater strength.
3. To score 50% or more of the possible points.
4. To study and practice new templates for future games....