Solvers’ ratings as of October 1st 2024 produced by the Solving Tournament Manager are published on the WFCC Solving Portal.Only 3 tournaments of the 3rd quarter 2024 are included: 6th Ukrainian Cup 2024, Open Solving Tournament of WCCC 2024, 47th World Chess Solving Championship 2024.Ranking of the top 10 solvers: 1. Danila Pavlov (FID) 2818.95, 2. Kacper Piorun (POL) 2717.28, 3. Piotr Murdzia (POL) 2700.12,
According to the Rules for the World Solving Cup (WSC) member countries of the FIDE can register for the WSC until one month after the end of the WFCC congress. By the end of this period, 17 countries had registered for the 2024/2025 season. The Open Solvings of the ECSC and the next WCCC will
The International Solving Contest next year will take place on Sunday 19.01.2025. The event is happening simultaneously in all participating countries. There will be three categories: one for experienced solvers. The second category is intended for weaker, inexperienced solvers. This second category is not open for solvers with a rating (or half-rating or non-active-rating) of
30 member countries were present, 4 of them via Zoom connection. Upcoming events 2025: 21st International Solving Contest (ISC) on 19.01.2025, Director Arvydas Mockus. The deadlines for bids for 67th WCCC, 48th WCSC & 18th ECSC were extended till October 5 2024, the final decisions will be made in an online Meeting after that. The only bid presented before the
See detailed information, tournaments/results and photo gallery on the official WCCC 2024 website – WCCC2024.WFCC.CH The program included: (27.07) Informal Opening (sunset in the Seaside bar) (28.07) Quick composing tourneys (#2 & r#2) | AWARD by Harry Fougiaxis & AWARD by Iļja KetrisWFCC opening session (29.07) Open Solving | Results | Norms | WSC Points | WSC StandingsRetro Solving | RESULTS | PROBLEMS | SOLUTIONS (30.07) 47.WCSC
Open Solving Tournament of WCCC 2024 | 18th tournament of World Solving Cup 2023/2024:Participants: 90 | Joint Winners: Piotr Murdzia (POL) and Boris Tummes (GER) ahead of Kacper Piorun (POL) and Miroslav Voráček (CZE).1st IM and GM norm of Miroslav Voráček (CZE), IM norms of Andy Ooms (BEL) and Dmitrijus Chocenka (LTU), FM norms of Lev Glanzspiegel (ISR), Richard Dobiáš (SVK) and Stasys Steponavičius (LTU)Average rating
The celebration of the FIDE Centenary 1924-2024 will include a new and promising project in cooperation with the WFCC. During November the two biggest FIDE events for cadets (U8, U10, U12) and juniors (U14, U16, U18) will include World Solving Championships for girls and boys, forming the biggest ever youth solving event. Juniors will be
Latvian Chess Problem Society reminds you about the deadline to register for the 66th World Congress of Chess Composition: 27.05.2024! Registration on the official website of WCCC 2024 will keep working up to the end of June, but don’t wait for too long! We advise to register even before you make your mind about each
The 8th Youth Chess Composing Challenge (YCCC) is the first composing tournament in the context of the Jurmala WCCC 2024. The same as the previous editions, the 8th YCCC will be open to the U23 generation (born no earlier than 01.01.2001) from all the countries, and to all different genres of chess composition. This time the special prizes for the best composers are
The winners of the WFCC Christmas Gallery Contest 2023 Group A M. Witztum & E. Navon 1. Place CGC 2023/A (133 points) Živan Šušulić2. Place CGC 2023-A (125 points) Andrey Frolkin3. Place CGC 2023-A (113 points) Group B Udo Degener1. Place CGC 2023-B (114 points) Jorma Paavilainen2. Place CGC 2023-B (104.5 points) Alexey Gasparyan3. Place
