World Junior Championships - Round 11 Live!

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10/1/2023 – The World Junior Championships are taking place from September 21 to October 1 at the Hotel del Prado in Mexico City. Two US representatives, Hans Niemann and Carissa Yip, are the top seeds in the open and the women’s section, respectively. | Follow the games live with computer assistance, starting at 0.00 CEST (18.00 ET, 3.30 IST)

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Round 11

Both the open and the women’s tournaments are 11-round Swiss opens. The time control is

90 minutes for the first 40 moves, plus 30 minutes until the end of the game, with 30-second increments from the start.

Schedule

The tournament lasts 11 days, as it includes a double-round day (September 22) and a rest day (September 25).
Rounds start daily at 16.00 local time (0.00 CEST, 18.00 ET, 3.30 IST), except for round 11, which starts six hours earlier than usual.
On the double-round day (September 22), round 2 starts at 10.00 local time and round 3 starts at 17.00 local time.

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Pairings and results: Open | Women’s

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