Reykjavik Open - Games and results

Kvika Reykjavik Open

The Kvika Reykjavík Open is taking place on April 6-12 at the Harpa Conference Centre in Iceland’s capital. The event is a 9-round Swiss open with a time control of 90 minutes for 40 moves, followed by 30 minutes until the end of the game, with 30-second increments per move starting from move one.

No fewer than 267 players have registered to participate, including a number of young rising stars. Top seeds are Pouya Idani (Iran), Gukesh (India) and Hans Niemann (United States).

See full list of participants at Chess-Results...

Schedule (all times CEST)

Round 1 - April 6 at 17.00
Round 2 - April 7 at 11.00
Round 3 - April 7 at 18.00
Round 4 - April 8 at 17.00
Round 5 - April 9 at 17.00
Round 6 - April 10 at 11.00
Round 7 - April 10 at 18.00
Round 8 - April 11 at 18.00
Round 9 - April 12 at 13.00

Games from round 9

Replay all available games from the tournament at Live.ChessBase.com

Final standings

Rk.	SNo		Name	Typ	sex	FED	Rtg	RtgI	Pts.	TB1	TB2	TB3	TB4	Rp	n	w	we	w-we	K	rtg+/-
1	6	GM	Praggnanandhaa R				2624	2624	7,5	0,0	9	41,5	6	2740	9	7,5	6,18	1,32	10	13,2
2	8	GM	Warmerdam Max				2599	2599	7,0	0,0	9	43,0	5	2666	9	7	6,18	0,82	10	8,2
3	9	GM	Andersen Mads				2582	2582	7,0	0,0	9	42,0	5	2612	9	7	6,47	0,53	10	5,3
4	12	GM	Gretarsson Hjorvar Steinn				2542	2542	7,0	0,0	8	41,5	6	2644	8	6,5	5,49	1,01	10	10,1
5	16	GM	Mishra Abhimanyu	U16			2524	2524	7,0	0,0	8	37,0	6	2627	8	6,5	5,38	1,12	10	11,2
6	10	GM	Fier Alexandr				2573	2573	6,5	0,0	9	41,0	4	2592	9	6,5	6,15	0,35	10	3,5
7	3	GM	Niemann Hans Moke				2637	2637	6,5	0,0	9	39,5	6	2582	9	6,5	6,92	-0,42	10	-4,2
	7	GM	Gupta Abhijeet				2616	2616	6,5	0,0	9	39,5	6	2476	9	6,5	7,54	-1,04	10	-10,4
9	26	IM	Larkin Vladyslav				2424	2424	6,5	0,0	9	39,0	6	2438	9	6,5	6,11	0,39	10	3,9
10	31	IM	Korley Kassa				2400	2400	6,5	0,0	9	38,5	5	2532	9	6,5	4,70	1,80	10	18,0
11	15	GM	Maze Sebastien				2524	2524	6,5	0,0	9	38,0	5	2536	9	6,5	6,20	0,30	10	3,0
	24	IM	Clarke Brandon G I				2436	2436	6,5	0,0	9	38,0	5	2490	9	6,5	5,59	0,91	10	9,1
13	48	IM	Sarkar Justin				2314	2314	6,5	0,0	9	37,0	6	2391	9	6,5	5,45	1,05	10	10,5
14	14	IM	Yoo Christopher Woojin	U16			2532	2532	6,5	0,0	8	39,0	5	2556	8	6	5,67	0,33	10	3,3
15	18	GM	Libiszewski Fabien				2510	2510	6,5	0,0	6	38,5	4	2592	6	5	4,37	0,63	10	6,3

...245 players

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