TePe Sigeman & Co - Games and results

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5/9/2022 – The traditional TePe Sigeman & Co tournament took place on May 3-9 as an 8-player single round-robin event. An exciting mix of veterans and rising stars made for an enjoyable tournament, as defending champion Jorden van Foreest was joined by the likes of Michael Adams, Alexei Shirov, Arjun Erigaisi and Hans Niemann. | Photo: Lars OA Hedlund
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Niemann prevails

This year, eight grandmasters from eight different countries will fight in a single round-robin event. The time control is 90 minutes for 40 moves followed by 30 minutes for the remainder of the game, with 30-second increments from move 1. According to the ‘Malmö rules’, no draws are allowed before move 40.

Schedule (all times CEST)

  • May 3 to 6 - Rounds 1-4 at 15.00
  • May 7 - Round 5 at 14.00
  • May 8 - Round 6 at 15.00
  • May 9 - Round 7 at 12.00

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