2010-11 Knock Out Cup
Tournament
Last updated 20 April
2011
Semi final results
Steve Mellor, the defending champion is through to the finals. Jim Keene and Ed Osbourn's game in May saw Ed going through to the final.
Results
| Round 1 By 16 Dec |
Quarter Finals By 17 Mar |
Semi Finals By 21 April |
Final On 12 or 19 May |
| (w) Rob Sutton 0 - 1 (b) Pat Greenow |
(w) Ed Osbourn 1 - 0 (b) Pat Greenow |
Jim Keene (w) |
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| (w) John Clark ½ - ½, 0 - 1 (b) Ed Osbourn |
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| Bye - Bye |
Jim Keene - Bye |
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| (w) Chris Godrey 0 - 1 (b) Jim Keene |
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Steve Mellor - Bye |
(w) Ray Collett 0 -1 (b) Steve Mellor |
Steve Mellor (w) 1 - 0 Phil Smith (b) |
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| (w) Roger Yates ½ - ½, 0 - 1 (b) Ray Collett |
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| (w) Colin Vernon 0 - 1 (b) Phil Smith |
(w) Aiden Binding 0 - 1 ( b) Phil Smith |
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| (w) Aiden Binding 1 - 0 ( b) George Henderson |
For the 2009-10 Season Knock Out results click here.
Rules for Knock Out
Time control 35 moves in 1h 15 minutes with an extra
15 minutes quickplay finish.
In the event of a drawn game replay the game with colours reversed. This can be at standard play (eligible for grading) if both players agree or the default method of resolving the result is by means of a 5-minute
game.
In the event that the second
(5-minute) game is drawn, a final Armageddon
game will decide: the player of the white pieces must win to gain a place in
the next round. In compensation black has only 4 minutes, whereas white has
5 minutes on the clock. Toss for colours for the Armageddon game.
Venue. You
can play on a non-club night at another club (by arrangement) or at home. You
may borrow equipment by arrangement with Ray Collett.
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