Seahorse of Rewal chess tournament
Monday, 23 August 2010 21:52
The 15th Seahorse of Rewal chess tournament is taking place 18-29th August in Rewal, Poland.
* Tournament A International Open Tournament for players with FIDE ranking >= 2000
* Tournament B International Tournament for players with ranking <= 2100
* Tournament C International Tournament of amateurs with rank to 1800
* Tournament D Juniors International Tournament (born in 1996 and younger). The girls and boys separate classification under 10 and under 14.
* Tournament E International Chess Tournament P-15
* Tournament F Blitz P-5
* Tournament G International Tournament Fischer’s Chess P-10
* Swiss system, 9 rounds in tournaments A,B,C,D,E,F; 7 rounds in tournaments G
* Tournament A,B,C: 90′ + 30” per move
* Tournament D: 90′ per game
Total prizes: 30 000 zl (4 zl =1 euro)
Top rated players:
GM Paweł Jaracz POL 2541
GM Łukasz Cyborowski POL 2529
GM Sharapov Evgeny UKR 2498
IM Vitali Koziak UKR 2467
IM Marcin Sieciechowicz POL 2445
Piotr Brodowski POL 2433
IM Dominik Orzech POL 2425
IM Ihor Nester UKR 2378
FM Michał Rudolf POL 2372
WIM Natalija Popowa BLR 2331
FM Dawid Janaszak POL 2318
IM Aleksander Korneevets BLR 2304
WGM Karina Szczepkowska-Horowska POL 2298
IM Jan Adamski POL 2287
WGM Barbara Jaracz POL 2280
The Rewal Commune is situated in the northern part of the West Pomeranian Province at the Baltic coast in the Gryfice District. It covers 41 km2 and counts about 3,5 thousand inhabitants. Rewal, as a seaside big village, is one of the most attractive places at the Polish Baltic coast the most willingly visited by tourists.
Lack of industry in the area, a healthy maritime microclimate, 18 kilometers long of clean sandy beaches, and many tourist attractions such as the ruins of the fourteenth century church at Trzęsacz, a vintage narrow-gauge railway and the lighthouse at Niechorze are the objects that thanks to our intensive promotion have become known in Poland.
Looks like a beautiful city.