Round 2: why these pairings
Pairings and resultsPlayers on the same points meet; a player left over in a group floats down to meet a lower score. The scores are those going into the round, as counted for the pairing (FMJD Annex 5). 0 floats this round.
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1
2 points
White alternates; Black keeps Black (both played the same colour last round)
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2
2 points
Black alternates; White keeps White (both played the same colour last round)
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3
2 points
Both alternate: White had Black last round, Black had White · White–Black so far: 0–1 and 1–0
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4
2 points
Both alternate: White had Black last round, Black had White · White–Black so far: 0–1 and 1–0
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5
1 points
Black alternates; White keeps White (both played the same colour last round)
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6
1 points
White alternates; Black keeps Black (both played the same colour last round)
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7
1 points
Black alternates; White keeps White (both played the same colour last round)
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8
1 points
White alternates; Black keeps Black (both played the same colour last round)
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9
1 points
Both alternate: White had Black last round, Black had White · White–Black so far: 0–1 and 1–0
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10
0 points
Black alternates; White keeps White (both played the same colour last round)
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11
0 points
White alternates; Black keeps Black (both played the same colour last round)
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12
0 points
Both alternate: White had Black last round, Black had White · White–Black so far: 0–1 and 1–0
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13
0 points
Both alternate: White had Black last round, Black had White · White–Black so far: 0–1 and 1–0
Colours so far: W white, B black, · no game. ▼ floated down in one of the last two rounds, so FMJD §3.8 keeps the player from floating again where it can.
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