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Board Prize Race

After round 9 of 115 boards · TPR · 8-game minimumchess-results

Individual gold, silver and bronze on each board go to the best performance rating among players who complete eight games. Who is on course?

games through round 91025 players on 5 boards8 games to qualify

Board 1 race

Ranked by performance rating through round 9 · 8 games needed · tap a player for games and replays

#PlayerTPRScore
1
GM Nodirbek AbdusattorovUZB · eligible · 9 games
28807/9
2
GM Yagiz Kaan ErdogmusTUR · eligible
28346½/8
3
GM R PraggnanandhaaIND · eligible
27655/8
4
GM Fabiano CaruanaUSA · eligible
27415/8
5
GM M. Amin TabatabaeiIRI · eligible
27386/8
6
GM Jan-Krzysztof DudaPOL · eligible
27375½/8
7
GM Anish GiriNED · eligible · 9 games
27316½/9
8
GM Vincent KeymerGER · eligible
27314½/8
9
GM Maxime Vachier-LagraveFRA · eligible
27145/8
10
GM Bogdan-Daniel DeacROU · eligible · 9 games
27116½/9
11
GM Jakhongir VakhidovUZB · needs 2 more
27113½/6
12
GM Liren DingCHN · eligible · 9 games
27015½/9
13
GM Jingyao TinSGP · eligible
27006/8
14
GM Denis LazavikBLR · eligible
26815½/8
15
GM Jonas Buhl BjerreDEN · needs 1 more
26785/7
16
GM Titas StremaviciusLTU · needs 1 more
26734½/7
17
GM Haik M. MartirosyanARM · eligible
26664/8
18
GM Denis MakhnevKAZ · eligible
26545½/8
19
GM Nikolas TheodorouGRE · eligible
26525/8
20
GM Alexey SaranaSRB · eligible
26515/8
21
GM David Anton GuijarroESP · needs 1 more
26504/7
22
GM Igor KovalenkoUKR · eligible
26465½/8
23
GM Shakhriyar MamedyarovAZE · eligible
26464½/8
24
GM Nikita VitiugovENG · eligible
26465/8
25
GM Georg MeierURU · needs 1 more
26436/7
26
GM Denis KadricMNE · needs 2 more
26424/6
27
IM Felix Jose Ynojosa AponteVEN · eligible
26256/8
28
GM Arkadij NaiditschBUL · eligible · 9 games
26195½/9
29
GM Luis Paulo SupiBRA · eligible
26176½/8
30
GM Ivan SaricCRO · eligible
26105½/8
31
GM Nils GrandeliusSWE · eligible
26084½/8
32
GM Susanto MegarantoINA · needs 2 more
26074/6
33
GM Faustino OroARG · eligible · 9 games
25856/9
34
GM Vignir Vatnar StefanssonISL · eligible · 9 games
25836½/9
35
GM Kirill AlekseenkoAUT · eligible
25764½/8
36
GM Bobby ChengAUS · needs 1 more
25744/7
37
GM Maxim RodshteinISR · eligible · 9 games
25665½/9
38
IM Felix XieNZL · eligible
25655½/8
39
GM Thai Dai Van NguyenCZE · eligible
25593½/8
40
GM Jorge CoriPER · eligible · 9 games
25586/9
41
GM Tomi NybackFIN · eligible
25525/8
42
GM Toms KantansLAT · eligible
25445½/8
43
IM Santiago Lopez RayoCOL · eligible · 9 games
25416/9
44
IM Frederick Waldhausen GordonSCO · needs 1 more
25405/7
45
GM Mikheil MchedlishviliGEO · eligible
25385/8
46
GM Richard RapportHUN · needs 1 more
25302½/7
47
GM Lorenzo LodiciITA · eligible
25254½/8
48
GM Anton DemchenkoSLO · eligible
25215½/8
49
GM Jergus PechacSVK · needs 1 more
25193½/7
50
IM Prin LaohawirapapTHA · eligible
25155½/8
201 of 206 players

How board medals work

Performance rating decides

Each board medal goes to the highest tournament performance rating (TPR): the average rating of a player’s opponents plus FIDE’s bonus for their percentage score. A 75% score is worth about +190 points; a perfect score +800.

8 games to qualify

Only players with at least 8 of the 11 games are eligible, and ties are broken by the greater number of games. Captains who rest a star too often can talk them out of a medal.

Early leaders come from small teams

Two wins against lower-rated opponents can top the table after round two. The pairings soon bring stronger opposition, and the eight-game rule sorts out who is really in the race.

Players compete on the board they hold in their team list, with the reserve as a fifth category. Ratings and results come from the official broadcast; unrated opponents count as 1400, and unplayed games (forfeits) are excluded, following the FIDE rating regulations. Source: FIDE Chess Olympiad 2026 regulations, article 4.6.3.