45th Latvian Chess Solving Championship 2018 | 10th tournament of World Solving Cup 2017/2018:
Participants: 26 | Winner: Andrey Selivanov (RUS) ahead of Vidmantas Satkus (LTU) and Martynas Limontas (LTU)
Average rating of top ten solvers: 2191.06 | WSC category: 10
Leaders World Solving Cup:
1. Vidmantas Satkus (LTU) 103 points, 2. Martynas Limontas (LTU) 95, 3.Piotr Murdzia (POL) 62.
More details and the current WSC standing are published in Competitions→Solving→WSC: 2017/18 Calendar.
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World Solving Cup 2017/2018 – Nunspeet 03.03.2018
24th Dutch Open Chess Solving Championship 2018 | 8th tournament of World Solving Cup 2017/2018:
Participants: 14 | Winner: Eddy Van Beers (BEL) ahead of Abdelaziz Onkoud (MAR), Michel Caillaud (FRA) and Johan de Boer (NED – Dutch Champion)
Average rating of top ten solvers: 2338.10 | WSC category: 7
More details and the current WSC standing are published in Competitions→Solving→WSC: 2017/18 Calendar.
World Solving Cup 2017/2018 – Helsinki 24.02.2018
Finnish Chess Solving Championship 2018 | 7th tournament of World Solving Cup 2017/2018:
Participants: 19 | Winner: Aleksey Popov (RUS) ahead of Kari Karhunen (FIN) and Andrey Selivanov (RUS)
Average rating of top ten solvers: 2244.47 | WSC category: 9
More details and the current WSC standing are published in Competitions→Solving→WSC: 2017/18 Calendar.
World Solving Cup 2017/2018 – Eton College 17.02.2018
Winton British Chess Solving Championship 2017-2018 | 6th tournament of World Solving Cup 2017/2018:
Participants: 45 | Winner: Piotr Murdzia (POL) ahead of Martynas Limontas (LTU), John Nunn (GBR – British Champion) and Jonathan Mestel (GBR)
FM Norm of Ryszard Królikowski (POL)
Average rating of top ten solvers: 2476.07 | WSC category: 4
More details and the current WSC standing are published in Competitions→Solving→WSC: 2017/18 Calendar.
World Solving Cup 2017/2018 – Moscow 03.02.2018
12th Urals Problemist Cup | 5th tournament of World Solving Cup 2017/2018:
Participants: 20 | Winner: GM Aleksandr Azhusin (RUS) ahead of GM Anatoly Mukoseev (RUS) and IM Danila Pavlov (RUS)
Average rating of top ten solvers: 2458.52 | WSC category: 4
More details and the current WSC standing are published in Competitions→Solving→WSC: 2017/18 Calendar.
World Solving Cup 2017/2018 – Geel 02.12.2017
24th Open Belgian Chess Solving Championship 2017 | 4th tournament of World Solving Cup 2017/2018:
Participants: 11 | Winner: Eddy Van Beers (BEL) ahead of Dolf Wissmann (NED) and Hans Uitenbroek (NED)
Average rating of top ten solvers: 2187.67 | WSC category: 10
More details and the current WSC standing are published in Competitions→Solving→WSC: 2017/18 Calendar.
16th Warsaw Chess Solving Grand Prix 2017 in Warsaw (Poland) 24.-26.11.2017
Warsaw Grand Prix | 3rd tournament of World Solving Cup 2017/2018:
Participants: 22 | Winner: Piotr Murdzia (POL) | Vidmantas Satkus (LTU) 2nd and new leader of World Solving Cup
Average rating of top ten solvers: 2.459.60 | WSC category: 4
More details and the current WSC standing are published in Competitions→Solving→WSC: 2017/18 Calendar.
Warsaw Grand Prix – Open:
Participants: 20 | Winner: Martynas Limontas (LTU)
More details are published in Competitions→Solving→Other rated solving tournaments: 2017 Calendar.
World Solving Cup 2017/2018 – Minsk 04/05.11.2017
World Solving Cup 2017/2018: 10th Albino Cup in Minsk (Belarus) 04/05.11.2017
Participants: 28 | Winner: Martynas Limontas (LTU) | 1st FM norm of Aleksey Popov (RUS)
Average rating of top ten solvers: 2.422.75 | WSC category of the tournament: 5
More details and the current WSC standing are published in Competitions→Solving→WSC: 2017/18 Calendar.
World Solving Cup 2016/2017 – Bern 09.09.2017
World Solving Cup 2017/2018: Open Swiss Solving Championship, Bern 09.09.2017
Winner: Aleksandr Bulavka (BLR) | The average rating of top ten solvers: 2.387
The WSC category of the tournament: 6
More details and the current WSC standing are published in Competitions→Solving→WSC: 2017/18 Calendar.
World Solving Cup 2017/2018 – Registration of participating countries
The list of 22 countries which have registered their participation in the current cycle of the WSC has been published. The official announcement of the events will be published at least two months in advance of the competition.
