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      Baku World Cup Round 1 Pairings

      Baku, World Cup

      World Cup 2015

      No PLAYER PLAYER SNo

      1 Topalov Adu 1-128
      2 Phiri Nakamura 127-2
      3 Caruana Zaibi 3-126
      4 Ssegwanyi Giri 125-4
      5 So Maghsoodloo 5-124
      6 Cori Kramnik 123-6
      7 Grischuk Atabayev 7-122
      8 Krnan Ding 121-8
      9 Aronian Wiedenkeller 9-120
      10 Iljiushenok Jakovenko 119-10
      11 Karjakin Espinosa Veloz 11-118
      12 Rahman Tomashevsky 117-12
      13 Gelfand Henriquez Villagra 13-116
      14 Illingworth Harikrisna 115-14
      15 Adams Muzychuk Mariya 15-114
      16 Can Svidler 113-16
      17 Radjabov Sevian 17-112
      18 Perez Ponsa Dominguez 111-18
      19 Mamedyarov Idani 19-110
      20 Lalith Wojtaszek 109-20
      21 Vachier-Lagrave Ortiz Suarez 21-108
      22 Iordachescu Yu 107-22
      23 Ivanchuk Adly 23-106
      24 Salem Wei Yi 105-24
      25 Navara Nabaty 25-104
      26 Jumabayev Eljanov 103-26
      27 Andreikin Zhou 27-102
      28 Ter-Shakayan Vitiugov 101-28
      29 Leko Goganov 29-100
      30 Mareco Ni Hua 99-30
      31 Fressinet Brkic 31-98
      32 Lu Moisenko 97-32

      33 Wang Hao Perunovic 33-96
      34 Zhao Nepomniactchi 95-34
      35 Kasimdzanov Kovalyov 35-94
      36 Wen yang Kovalenko 93-36
      37 Le Durabayli 37-92
      38 Solak Korobov 91-38
      39 Cheparinov Ipatov 39-90
      40 Guseinov Matlakov 89-40
      41 Robson Vovk 41-88
      42 Iturrizaga Rodshtein 87-42
      43 Lysyi Lupulescu 43-86
      44 Bartel Sargissian 85-44
      45 Artemiev Ganguly 45-84
      46 Leitao Hou Yifan 83-46
      47 Kamsky Melkumyan 47-82
      48 Eduard Smirin 81-48
      49 Nisipeanu Anton Guijarro 49-80
      50 Akobian Laznicka 79-50
      51 Sjugirov Sethuraman 51-78
      52 Fier Granda Zuniga 77-52
      53 Nguyen Kempinski 53-76
      54 Volokitin Onischuk 75-54
      55 Saric Amin 55-74
      56 Khismatullin Areshchenko 73-56
      57 Inarkiev Qesada Perez 57-72
      58 Adhiban Fedoseev 71-58
      59 Bruzon Vidit 59-70
      60 Safarli Balogh 69-60
      61 Motylev Grachev 61-68
      62 Mamedov Najer 67-62
      63 Shankland Popov 63-66
      64 Zhigalko Bukavshin 65-64

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      Format

      Matches consist of two games (except for the final, which consists of four). Players have 90 minutes for the first 40 moves followed by 30 minutes for the rest of the game with an addition of 30 seconds per move from the start of the game. If a match is tied after the regular games, tie breaks will be played on the next day. The format for the tie breaks is as follows:

      • Two rapid games (25 minutes plus 10 seconds increment).
      • If the score is tied after two rapid games, two rapid games (10 minutes plus 10 seconds increment).
      • If the score is tied after four rapid games, the opponents play two blitz games (five minutes plus three seconds increment).
      • If the score is tied after a pair of blitz games, an armageddon game (in which a draw counts as a win for Black) is to be played. White has 5 minutes and Black has 4 minutes, with an increment of 3 seconds/move starting from move 61.

      Prize money

      Round Prize Total
      Round 1 64 × US $6,000 US $384,000
      Round 2 32 × US $10,000 US $320,000
      Round 3 16 × US $16,000 US $256,000
      Round 4 8 × US $25,000 US $200,000
      Round 5 4 × US $35,000 US $140,000
      Round 6 2 × US $50,000 US $100,000
      Runner-up US $80,000 US $80,000
      Winner US $120,000 US $120,000
      Total US $1,600,000
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