Where does 98e Open Fide Chess XV Tournoi A (1600-2199) take place?

98e Open Fide Chess XV Tournoi A (1600-2199) takes place in Paris.

When does the 98e Open Fide Chess XV Tournoi A (1600-2199) tournament take place?

98e Open Fide Chess XV Tournoi A (1600-2199) takes place from 15/03/2014 to 16/03/2014.

What is the time control of the 98e Open Fide Chess XV Tournoi A (1600-2199) tournament?

The tournament is played in classical, 60' + [30''] time control.

98e Open Fide Chess XV Tournoi A (1600-2199) — Chess tournament in Paris

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98e Open Fide Chess XV Tournoi A (1600-2199) is a chess tournament classical held in Paris from 15/03/2014 until 16/03/2014. Organiser: Pham Hieu. Arbiter: GRALL Gwenole.

Information

Start date: 15/03/2014
End date: 16/03/2014
Format: classical
Time control: 60' + [30'']
Organiser: Pham Hieu
Arbiter: GRALL Gwenole

Venue

37 rue Linois 75015 Paris
Paris

Participants

DIMARUCUT Francis Erik (2160)
RAKOTOMAHARO Fy Antenaina (2154)
CONSTANTIN David (2091)
MONTABORD Manuel (2058)
LICAYAN Albert (2021)
SOTELO Renzo (2011)
BALLATORE Gerard (1985)
CHARTIER Thibaud (1977)
ALBARIC Etienne (1955)
SAN MARCO Jean (1938)
ZNIBER Reda (1914)
NGUYEN Vincent (1886)
LUX Hugo De Melo (1874)
DAIGNIERES Pierre (1870)
BOUROGAA Younes (1857)
SINNAS Albert (1850)
LJUBOTINA Lazo (1846)
BOURNIQUE Bruno (1839)
HEYMAN Jacques (1838)
DJUKIC Victor (1823)
TRAVADON Loic (1802)
PHAM Hieu Tuong (1793)
SLAVKOVIC Vitomir (1688)
ANTIPAS Arnaud (1631)
HUE Victor (1617)
OLLIVIER Franck (1613)
GANDOLFO Georges (1598)
MOTOYAMA Enzo-Ryadh (1461)

Frequently asked questions

Where does 98e Open Fide Chess XV Tournoi A (1600-2199) take place?: 98e Open Fide Chess XV Tournoi A (1600-2199) takes place in Paris.
When does the 98e Open Fide Chess XV Tournoi A (1600-2199) tournament take place?: 98e Open Fide Chess XV Tournoi A (1600-2199) takes place from 15/03/2014 to 16/03/2014.
What is the time control of the 98e Open Fide Chess XV Tournoi A (1600-2199) tournament?: The tournament is played in classical, 60' + [30''] time control.