Round 5 of the Book Prize Tournament is now complete, and organiser Peter Przybycin announces the pairings for Round 6 of the club tournament.
Round 5 of the Book Prize Tournament is now complete. You people are keen!
This round saw Geoffrey Parish break his duck with a win against Steve Saunders. Well Done.
John Kooner now has a clear lead with an impressive maximum score.
Round 5 Results
White | Black | |
Nobby George | 1-0 | Rose Saunders |
Mike Henbury | 1-0 | Suzan Dunleavy |
Don Creasey | 1-0 | Steve Dunleavy |
John Kooner | 1-0 | Keven Lamb |
Steve Saunders | 0-1 | Geoffrey Parish |
Rob Sims | 1-0 | Rob Strachan |
Scores to date:
- John Kooner 5
- Rob Strachan 4
- Mike Henbury 4
- Rob Sims 3½
- Keven Lamb 3
- Don Creasey 3
- Rose Saunders 2½
- Nobby George 2
- Steve Dunleavy 1
- Steve Saunders 1
- Geoffrey Parish 1
- Suzan Dunleavy 0
To see the individual results for the tournament round by round, see the Book Prize Tournament Page.
Round 6 Pairings
- Steve Saunders v Rob Sims
- Geoffrey Parish v Nobby George
- Mike Henbury v Rob Strachan
- Steve Dunleavy v John Kooner
- Suzan Dunleavy v Keven Lamb
- Rose Saunders v Don Creasey
As ever, the player named first has the white pieces. Deadline for finishing round six is now Saturday 14th February 2021.
All the best,
Peter.
Rules Recap
- The Book Prize Tournament is an all-play-all contest, so with 12 players that makes 11 Rounds.
- Although players will sometimes play consecutive games with the same colour, each player will end up having played at least 4 games as white.
- Each Round should be completed within 3 weeks, but there can be some flexibility.
- The games are to be played online – on lichess.org.
- The time control is 90 minutes each per game.
- The winner (or white if drawn) should notify Peter of the result.