Tournament Crosstables
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Chess Tournament Crosstables
I have a passion for chess history, particularly chess from the period immediately following WWII, through about 1980.
There is so much information in existence (in books, magazines, tournament bulletins) and only a fraction is currently available for easy access and consumption.
The Internet seems like the perfect forum to build the knowledge base that people everywhere can use.
The tournament crosstables available on this site are gleaned from a variety of sources. Whenever possible, they are from original source materials (tournament bulletins, contemporary chess magazines, etc).
The Internet seems like the perfect forum to build the knowledge base that people everywhere can use.
The tournament crosstables available on this site are gleaned from a variety of sources. Whenever possible, they are from original source materials (tournament bulletins, contemporary chess magazines, etc).
A Word on Crosstable Reliability
Its important to me that the information I post here is as accurate and reliable as
I can make it be. Because of this, I intend to post crosstables in a format that shows the source of the information, whether the information has been verified
from other sources, and the degree of confidence I attach to the information. Tournaments that have been developed according to this standard are marked in
Bold
in the list below.
The degree of confidence varies on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest. (For details of confidence level definitions, sources used, and standards for player name spelling: Crosstable Standards )
If you find information posted on this site that you believe is not accurate, please send an email indicating the suspected error and the source that you believe demonstrates the error.
I appreciate your assistence!
The degree of confidence varies on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest. (For details of confidence level definitions, sources used, and standards for player name spelling: Crosstable Standards )
If you find information posted on this site that you believe is not accurate, please send an email indicating the suspected error and the source that you believe demonstrates the error.
I appreciate your assistence!
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