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ACP TOUR 2009-2010 POINTS SYSTEM

Annex 1

I. SWISS TOURNAMENTS

Tables for tournaments with total number of players 90 or more

Table for rapids

Basic table for classical tournaments

Level	Place
Level	1	2	3	4	5	6,7,8...
f	100	66	44	30	22	18
e	150	99	66	45	33	27
d	200	132	88	60	44	36
c	250	165	110	75	55	45
b	300	198	132	90	66	54
a	350	231	154	105	77	63

Place
1	2	3	4	5	6,7,8...
200	132	88	60	44	36
300	198	132	90	66	54
400	264	176	120	88	72
500	330	220	150	110	90
600	396	264	180	132	108
700	462	308	210	154	126

Tables for tournaments with total number of players under 90

Table for rapids

Basic table for classical tournaments

Level	Place
Level	1	2	3	4	5	6,7,8...
f	100	60	36	22	14	10
e	150	90	54	33	21	15
d	200	120	72	44	28	20
c	250	150	90	55	35	25
b	300	180	108	66	42	30
a	350	210	136	77	49	35

Place
1	2	3	4	5	6,7,8...
200	120	72	44	28	20
300	180	108	66	42	30
400	240	144	88	56	40
500	300	180	110	70	50
600	360	216	132	84	60
700	420	252	154	98	70

The number of players granted ACP points (n) depends on total number of players in the tournament (N): n=√N

For open classical tournaments, the following coefficients will be applied to calculate the points distributed for each place, depending on the number of rounds:

Number of rounds	Coefficient
7-8	0,9
9-10	1
11-12	1,1
13-14	1,2

II. ROUND ROBINS

Basic table for rapids

Basic table for classical tournaments

Level	Place
Level	1	2	3	4	5	6,7,8...
f	100	60	36	22	14	10
e	150	90	54	33	21	15
d	200	120	72	44	28	20
c	250	150	90	55	35	25
b	300	180	108	66	42	30
a	350	210	136	77	49	35

Place
1	2	3	4	5	6,7,8...
200	120	72	44	28	20
300	180	108	66	42	30
400	240	144	88	56	40
500	300	180	110	70	50
600	360	216	132	84	60
700	420	252	154	98	70

The number of players granted ACP points (n) equals the number of players scoring over 50% (N+): n=N+

For round robin tournaments, the following coefficients will be applied to calculate the points distributed for each place, depending on the number of players:

Number of players	Coefficient, k
Number of players	Single RR	Double RR
4-5	-	0,65
6-7	-	0,8
8-9	0,8	0,9
10-11	1	-
12-13	1,1	-
14-15	1,2	-

III. KNOCK-OUT TOURNAMENTS

Rapids

4 players

8 players

16 players

32 and more players

Level	Place
Level	1	2
f	40	20
e	60	30
d	80	40
c	100	50
b	120	60
a	140	70

Place
1	2	3-4
60	30	15
90	45	22
120	60	30
150	75	38
180	90	45
210	105	52

Place
1	2	3-4	5-8
80	40	20	10
120	60	30	15
160	80	40	20
200	100	50	25
240	120	60	30
280	140	70	35

Place
1	2	3-4	5-8	9-16
100	50	25	13	7
150	75	38	19	10
200	100	50	25	13
250	125	63	32	16
300	150	75	38	19
350	175	88	44	22

If the main tournament is preceded by a qualification stage (either Rapid Open or KO), all the qualifiers get a number of ACP points which equals 10% of 1st place.

Classical tournaments

4 players

8 players

16 players

32 and more players

Level	Place
Level	1	2
F	80	40
E	120	60
D	160	80
C	200	100
B	240	120
A	280	140

Place
1	2	3-4
120	60	30
180	90	45
240	120	60
300	150	75
360	180	90
420	210	105

Place
1	2	3-4	5-8
160	80	40	20
240	120	60	30
320	160	80	40
400	200	100	50
480	240	120	60
560	280	140	70

Place
1	2	3-4	5-8	9-16
200	100	50	25	12
300	150	75	38	19
400	200	100	50	25
500	250	125	63	32
600	300	150	75	38
700	350	175	88	44

If the main tournament is preceded by a qualification stage (either Rapid Open or KO), all the qualifiers get a number of ACP points which equals 10% of 1^st place.

IV. WARSAW SYSTEM

Rapids (final tournament - 16 players)

Level	Place
Level	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15
f	100	70	50	34	34	24	16	12	12	8	6	4	4	3	2
e	150	105	75	51	51	36	24	18	18	12	9	6	6	5	3
d	200	140	100	68	68	48	32	24	24	16	12	8	8	6	4
c	250	175	125	85	85	60	40	30	30	20	15	10	10	8	5
b	300	210	150	102	102	72	48	36	36	24	18	12	12	9	6
a	350	245	175	119	119	84	56	42	42	28	21	14	14	11	7

Classical tournaments (final tournament - 16 players)

Level	Place
Level	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15
F	200	140	100	68	68	48	32	24	24	16	12	8	8	6	4
E	300	210	150	102	102	72	48	36	36	24	18	12	12	9	6
D	400	280	200	136	136	96	64	48	48	32	24	16	16	12	8
C	500	350	250	170	170	120	80	60	60	40	30	20	20	15	10
B	600	420	300	204	204	144	96	72	72	48	36	24	24	18	12
A	700	490	350	238	238	168	112	84	84	56	42	28	28	21	14

All the qualifiers to the final tournament get a number of ACP points which equals 10% of 1^st place

V. WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

The winner gets 500 ACP points.

In case of a draw, each player gets 250 ACP points. If a tie-break is played, the winner gets additionally 100 ACP points.

VI. WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP CYCLE MATCHES

The winner gets 300 ACP points.

In case of a draw, each player gets 150 ACP points. If a tie-break is played, the winner gets additionally 60 ACP points.

ODDS & ENDS

In case of ties for places granting ACP points, these points shall be divided equally between the players.
When rounding up numbers is necessary, it is always done at the closest superior round figure.

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ACP TOUR 2009-2010 POINTS SYSTEM

Annex 1

I. SWISS TOURNAMENTS

Tables for tournaments with total number of players 90 or more

Tables for tournaments with total number of players under 90

II. ROUND ROBINS

III. KNOCK-OUT TOURNAMENTS

IV. WARSAW SYSTEM

V. WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

VI. WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP CYCLE MATCHES

ODDS & ENDS

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Czech Open, Pardubice

Politiken Cup, Copenhagen

FIDE Grand Prix, Ulan Batar

Pamplona