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Friday Action Quads Results

By on September 11, 2009 in

The Friday Action Quads continued its success with 16 players entering which led to 4 hard fought quads. In the top quad, a last round draw between Jialin Ding and Joe Garnier secured the $36 first place price for Ding. Quad 2 saw Richard Fox and namit Gaur each enter the final round with two points and vying for the top honors. Fox was able to flag Gaur in a tough position and collect his $36 first place prize. Quad 3 saw youngsters Sathya Anand and Nathan Phan split the top prize, while quad 4 featured a 3 way tie between James Elliott, Richard Pointer, and David Moore. Congrats to all winners!

SwissSys Standings. Friday Action Quads: quad1 (Pair number)

#	Name	Rtng	Post	Rd 1	Rd 2	Rd 3	Tot	Prize
1	Jialin Ding	1798	1842	W4	W3	D2	2.5	36.00
2	Joseph An Garnier	1989	1976	L3	W4	D1	1.5
3	Joshua Frank	1918	1920	W2	L1	W4	2.0
4	Alexan Vergilesov	1654	1637	L1	L2	L3	0.0

SwissSys Standings. Friday Action Quads: quad2 (Pair number)

#	Name	Rtng	Post	Rd 1	Rd 2	Rd 3	Tot	Prize
1	Stephen J Zhang	1516	1489	L4	L3	X2	1.0
2	Louis C Partney	1498	1472	L3	L4	F1	0.0
3	Namit Gaur	1555	1566	W2	W1	L4	2.0
4	Richard Fox	1554	1625	W1	W2	W3	3.0	36.00

SwissSys Standings. Friday Action Quads: quad3 (Pair number)

#	Name	Rtng	Post	Rd 1	Rd 2	Rd 3	Tot	Prize
1	Sathya S Anand	1482	1518	D4	W3	W2	2.5	18.00
2	Ron L Boles	1431	1380	L3	L4	L1	0.0
3	Michael Yin	1354	1352	W2	L1	L4	1.0
4	Nathan Tu Phan	1470	1511	D1	W2	W3	2.5	18.00

SwissSys Standings. Friday Action Quads: quad4 (Pair number)

#	Name	Rtng	Post	Rd 1	Rd 2	Rd 3	Tot	Prize
1	David Moore	unr.	1414	W4	L3	W2	2.0	12.00
2	Richard Pointer	unr.	1414	W3	W4	L1	2.0	12.00
3	James W Elliott	1289	1326	L2	W1	W4	2.0	12.00
4	Jason Zhou	1214	1174	L1	L2	L3	0.0

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