Vinti and Kullo's day of mind games

When? December 21, 2008 Where? Kullo hobby club premises (Mustamäe tee 59, Tallinn) What's happening? Vint.ee and Kullo hobby club are holding a three-game competition of mind games - Chess, Russian Checkers and Gomoku. The approximate schedule is as follows: 10:00 – 11:00 - registration at 11:00 - opening of the day 11:00 - 11:30 - instruction in gomoku (competition) rules for non-experts, drawing of participants in the gomoku tournament 11:30 - 13:40 conducting the gomoku tournament 13:40 - 14:00 instruction in checkers (competition) rules for non-experts, drawing of participants in the checkers tournament 14:10 – 16:20 conducting the checkers tournament 16:20 – 16:40 instruction in chess (competition) rules for non-experts, drawing of participants in the chess tournament 16:50 – 19:20 conducting the chess tournament 19:30 - summarizing, awarding All tournaments are held in 9 rounds according to the Swiss system, with time control 6 minutes per player. In addition to tournaments, it is possible to learn the rules of chess, checkers and gomoku throughout the day and play with masters of their field Mind Game Day Awards: Overall, the top 3 will be awarded with trophies and the top 3 in each field with medals. All participants will receive a souvenir and a diploma, plus special prizes! Vint.ee and Kullo Mind Game Day are supported by the Tallinn Education Department and Egmont Estonia.

Can I also register for the tournament?

You are registered!

Those people who have registered on this forum, do they also have to come by 10 or can they come at 11?

First of all, in response to allever's question, those who have pre-registered can come by 11 am (it's better to be there a few minutes earlier). The schedule may change slightly, so if the tournaments go faster, we can get there a little early, so people who only come to play checkers or chess could be there with a spare. It is still possible to register, please do so by emailing [email protected] or sending a message to 56 69 73 82. If you really only decide to participate on Sunday morning, please come early. The tournament will take place in "Kullo" hall 5, so if you come through the door into the lobby, then move straight along the long corridor until you find the right hand side of the hall before the end of the corridor. The point system for calculating the summaries of the areas will be similar to the summer days of the finches, 1st place in each area will receive 35, 2nd -31 3rd -28, 4th -26 5th -25 6th -24 ... 28th -2, each place below will give 1 point

It's been a month since the vint.ee and kullo Mind Games Day and I'm finally publishing the summary results. But as the vint proverb says - better late than never. A similar Mind Games Day is planned to become a tradition, the next one should probably come in November. If you have any suggestions for better organization of the event, let me know, I have some ideas myself. Before the Mind Games Day, vint will undoubtedly organize other competitions. The tournament tables for the Mind Games Day are up: http://renju.net/media/tourninfo.php?tournament_id=541 Now, the summary results: (gomoku, checkers and chess combined, 1st place in each area received 35, 2nd -31 3rd -28, 4th 26 5th 25 6th 24 ... 28th -2, each place below gives 1 point), number of areas played in brackets, in case of equal points, preference is given to those who played fewer areas and then those with better individual results: 1. Andres Kuusk 77 (3) 2. Tunnet Taimla 73 (3) 3. Timo Ilu 72 (3) 4. Tiit Vunk 69 (3) 5. Alvar Timmermann 69 (3) 6. Marek Kolk 65 (3) 7. Martin Hõbemägi 59 (3) 8. Indrek Turu 54 (3) 9. Tauri Purk 52 (3) 10. Ranel Tammela 42 (3) 11. Ilja Tsesnokov 41 (3) 12. Daniil Mölder 37 (3) 13. Diana Romanenkova 37 (3) 14. Martin Matin 37 (3) 15. Argo Lillemaa 36 (3) 16. Piret Viirma 35 (1) 17. Marti Medar and Janne Mumme 31 (1) 19. Gerda Nõlvak 29 (3) 20. Ain Salula 28 (1) 21. Liina Nõmm 28 (3) 22. Deniss Smirnov 27 (3) 23. Margit Viirma 25 (1) 24. Paul Väljataga 23 (1) 25. Gerli Krjukov 23 (3) 26. Nastja Zahharova 23 (3) 27. Vladimir Samarin 21 (3) 28. Tõnis Tänav and Marten Meikop 18 (1) 30. Madli Mirme 17 (1) 31. Lauri Lilleorg 17 (3) 32. Rainer Kelk 16 (1) 33. Kuno Kolk 16 (3) 34. Jako Krull 15 (1) 35. Stefan Plado (1) 36. Kristel Pollimann 14 (3) 37. Rostislav Imajev 14 (3) 38. - 39. Kristiina Jürman and Liisemarie Reinik 10 (1) 40. Kristoaivar Juhkental 9 (3) 41. Kristofer Lõhmus and Micha Hage 5 (1) 43. Karina Husjainova 2 (2) 44. Rimma Husjainova, Evert Raudsepp, Kaspar Romov, Rebeca Riisna, Alex Matthias Tamm, Sander Metsküla, Robin Lõhmus 1 (1)