2010 Chess Olympiad : Statistical overview

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2010 Chess Olympiad : Statistical overview
05.10.2010 – Want to know who the largest performers were? Which team won the most games, not to be confused with the most matches? How about the teams that did well, but won the fewest games? Curious about who the biggest Elo winners were? If any of these questions are gnawing at you, then read on as we give you the lowdown on the Olympiad’s stats, with table after table to sate your curiosity.

The 2010 Chess Olympiad takes place from September 21st to October 3rd in Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia. It is an 11-round Swiss System team event, in which each team has four players with one reserve. Time control: 90 minutes/40 moves + 30 minutes + 30 seconds/move as of move one. Game start: rounds 1-10 at 9 AM UTC (5 AM New York / 2 AM Pacific daylight), and round 11 at 5 AM UTC (1 AM New York / 10 PM Pacific daylight) Rest day: September 26th (after round 5) and October 2nd (after round 10).

2010 Chess Olympiad Khanty-Mansiysk

Team stats

Team consistency

To avoid an overdose of information, the teams chosen were those who have more or less consistently appeared in the top 10.
In the men’s section, it is not hard to guess that the team with the most consistent results since 1992, in other words over the last 10 Olympiads, is Russia, here is a table with some of the major players and their results. Interestingly, Russia’s last win also coincides with Kasparov’s last participation in the team. Another noteworthy statistic is Israel´s consistent top 10 result since 1998, a result only equaled by Russia.

	Rus	Arm	Ukr	US	Isr	Chi
1992	1	3	9	4	11	16
1994	1	13	9	7	14	11
1996	1	5	2	3	17	13
1998	1	16	3	2	4	5
2000	1	17	3	26	5	9
2002	1	3	14	41	9	5
2004	2	3	2	4	5	24
2006	6	1	8	3	4	2
2008	5	1	4	3	2	7
2010	2	7	1	9	3	5

It is immediately obvious that three teams have always appeared in the top 10: China, Georgia, and Russia. If you were to average their places, they would also be ranked in that order, though barely as China’s average place is 2.5 while Georgia’s is 2.6. As to Hungary, it is worth pointing out that the Polgar sisters ceased playing for the Hungarian women’s team in 1990. In 1994, Judit Polgar would sensationally appear as the top board in Hungary’s male team.

	Geo	Chi	Ukr	Rus	Hun
1992	1	3	2	5	4
1994	1	3	5	10	2
1996	1	2	4	3	5
1998	3	1	12	2	8
2000	2	1	4	3	7
2002	4	1	6	2	5
2004	4	1	18	3	6
2006	6	3	1	2	5
2008	1	8	2	4	14
2010	3	2	9	1	15

Team Scoring

What is meant by scoring, is not who won the most matches, but who among the more successful teams, won the most, or fewest games.

Men

That Ukraine, the gold medalists, scored the most points with 31 (out of a possible 44), is not truly surprising. What may surprise some is that despite their silver and bronze medals, neither Russia 1 with 28 game points nor Israel with 29 were the second heaviest scoring team. That honor goes to the sixth place young guns from Russia 2, who scored 29.5 points. In fact, even the Czech Republic in 20th place, won as many game points as the silver medalists. Of course, the difference lay in clinching the matches and the key games.
Of the teams that scored the fewest games, always edging out their opponents with that one key victory in many cases, France's 25 points was the lowest total of the top 10 finishers, with only the Netherlands with 24.5 scoring less of the top 20.

Rk.	St.	Team	Team	Gms	+	=	-	M.Pts	G.Pts
1	2	Ukraine	UKR	11	8	3	0	19	31,0
2	1	Russia 1	RUS1	11	8	2	1	18	28,0
3	11	Israel	ISR	11	7	3	1	17	29,0
4	5	Hungary	HUN	11	8	1	2	17	26,5
5	3	China	CHN	11	7	2	2	16	29,0
6	4	Russia 2	RUS2	11	8	0	3	16	29,5
7	6	Armenia	ARM	11	7	2	2	16	27,0
8	16	Spain	ESP	11	7	2	2	16	28,5
9	9	United States	USA	11	7	2	2	16	27,0
10	10	France	FRA	11	6	4	1	16	25,0
11	15	Poland	POL	11	6	3	2	15	29,0
12	7	Azerbaijan	AZE	11	6	3	2	15	28,0
13	14	Russia 3	RUS3	11	5	5	1	15	26,0
14	35	Belarus	BLR	11	7	1	3	15	27,5
15	13	Netherlands	NED	11	6	3	2	15	24,5
16	22	Slovakia	SVK	11	6	3	2	15	26,5
17	24	Brazil	BRA	11	7	1	3	15	27,0
18	19	India	IND	11	7	1	3	15	26,5
19	44	Denmark	DEN	11	7	1	3	15	26,5
20	17	Czech Republic	CZE	11	6	2	3	14	28,0

Women

The women's section presented fewer surprises, especially with both Russia and China clearly winning more matches than the rest, though Bulgaria´s unusually low 24.5 despite their 8th place, does stick out.

Rk.	St.	Team	Team	Gms	+	=	-	M.Pts	G.Pts
1	1	Russia 1	RUS1	11	11	0	0	22	34,0
2	2	China	CHN	11	9	0	2	18	31,5
3	4	Georgia	GEO	11	7	2	2	16	29,0
4	18	Cuba	CUB	11	8	0	3	16	30,0
5	6	United States	USA	11	7	2	2	16	28,5
6	10	Poland	POL	11	7	2	2	16	29,5
7	26	Azerbaijan	AZE	11	8	0	3	16	28,0
8	12	Bulgaria	BUL	11	7	2	2	16	24,5
9	3	Ukraine	UKR	11	7	1	3	15	28,5
10	5	Russia 2	RUS2	11	6	3	2	15	26,5
11	7	Armenia	ARM	11	7	1	3	15	28,0
12	21	Greece	GRE	11	6	3	2	15	28,0
13	14	Romania	ROU	11	7	1	3	15	28,0
14	36	Russia 3	RUS3	11	7	1	3	15	27,0
15	9	Hungary	HUN	11	6	2	3	14	25,0
16	11	France	FRA	11	6	2	3	14	29,0

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Player stats

Men

Before entering the domain of who scored what, and who gained what, the provisional chess ratings calculated by Hans Arild Runde at his wonderfully useful site, chess.liverating.org have been released, and include the current permutations in the 2700+ Elo group that can be expected when FIDE's new rating lists come out in November.
At the very top, Carlsen lost 16 points after his uneven event though is still in clear first with 2810. Topalov's rating took a nasty hit, and if nothing changes, he will drop to fourth with 2785. That said, he will be playing in Nanjing in a couple of weeks, facing both Anand and Carlsen, and will have the opportunity to settle the score. The same is true of Carlsen obviously. Among the notable gains, Aronian can expect to move up to third place at the moment as his next rating stands at 2794, his personal best, moving ahead of Kramnik as well. Karjakin, who is currently rated 2747 and ranked 8th gained 14 Elo and will go to 2761, however will remain ranked 8th as Grischuk's 2 Elo gain keeps him a fraction ahead. Chinese GM Wang Yue had declared at the World University championship that he wanted to regain his top 10 status, after having dropped down to 29th in July this year, and his win there combined with his Khanty-Mansiysk result have taken him to 8th place where he has 2753.
There are two more players who bear commenting on, one who is no doubt becoming a familiar name to readers, and another who cannot be overlooked: Nepomniachtchi and Wojtaszek.
Nepomniachtchi has been a very high-profile player over the last year, with his win at the European Championship, his clear win at the Russian semi-final, and of course his remarkable 2821 performance at the Olympiad. His rating in November 2009 was 2626 and he was not even listed in the top 100 players, while now the 20-year-old is at 2731 and is expected to be ranked 18th in the world.
Wojtaszek has been almost discrete in his appearance, but cannot possibly remain so any longer. This 23-year-old Polish grandmaster, who was one of Anand’s seconds during the world championship, has had an absolutely meteoric rise in the last 12 months. Much like Nepomniachtchi, in November 2009, he too was not even in the top 100, and was rated 2637, yet in the last year, something obviously clicked for him as he has added some 90 Elo, and is now looking at a very hefty 2725 rating in the next list making him 22nd in the world.
Last but not least, near the bottom of the list (bottom of the 2700 list lest you forget), is Ukrainian fourth board, Efimeenko, who will make his appearance in the list for the first time with 2705, very much due to his superb result in the Olympiad.

Elo performances

Outside the 2700 club, you will find the absolute rating performance king of the Oympiad, Israel’s second board GM Emil Sutovsky (2665) who scored 6.5/8 and a staggering 2895 performance, edging out both Ivanchuk who performed at 2890, and Aronian with 2888. Still, the king of the overachievers was GM Vitaly Teterev (2511), the third board for Belarus, who scored 7.0/8 and an incredible 2853 performance, which is no less than 342 Elo more than his normal rating. It is not a little remarkable that no fewer than seven players achieved 2800+ performances.
Dutch prodigy Anish Giri (2677) will also be earning added rating points as he played all 11 rounds for his team with a strong 2730 performance.

No.		Name	Rtg	Team	Perf	Pts.	Gms	%	Bd
1	GM	Sutovsky Emil	2665	Israel	2895	6,5	8	81,3	2
2	GM	Ivanchuk Vassily	2754	Ukraine	2890	8,0	10	80,0	1
3	GM	Aronian Levon	2783	Armenia	2888	7,5	10	75,0	1
4	GM	Karjakin Sergey	2747	Russia 1	2859	8,0	10	80,0	4
5	GM	Teterev Vitaly	2511	Belarus	2853	7,0	8	87,5	3
6	GM	Nepomniachtchi Ian	2706	Russia 2	2821	6,5	9	72,2	1
7	GM	Almasi Zoltan	2707	Hungary	2801	7,0	10	70,0	2
8	GM	Sokolov Ivan	2641	Bosnia & Herzegovina	2798	6,0	8	75,0	1
9	GM	Kramnik Vladimir	2780	Russia 1	2794	5,5	9	61,1	1
10	GM	Efimenko Zahar	2683	Ukraine	2783	8,5	11	77,3	4
11	GM	Wang Hao	2724	China	2783	7,5	10	75,0	2
12	GM	Mamedyarov Shakhriyar	2756	Azerbaijan	2778	6,5	10	65,0	1
13	GM	Movsesian Sergei	2723	Slovakia	2776	8,0	11	72,7	1
14	GM	Grischuk Alexander	2760	Russia 1	2776	6,0	9	66,7	2
15	GM	Wang Yue	2732	China	2772	6,0	9	66,7	1
16	GM	Wojtaszek Radoslaw	2711	Poland	2769	6,0	9	66,7	1
17	GM	Kamsky Gata	2705	United States	2756	7,0	10	70,0	2
18	GM	Radjabov Teimour	2748	Azerbaijan	2755	6,0	9	66,7	2
19	GM	Alekseev Evgeny	2691	Russia 2	2754	6,0	9	66,7	2
20	GM	Jakovenko Dmitry	2726	Russia 3	2743	6,0	10	60,0	1
21	GM	Nakamura Hikaru	2733	United States	2741	6,0	10	60,0	1
22	GM	Vallejo Pons Francisco	2697	Spain	2739	6,5	10	65,0	2
23	GM	Eljanov Pavel	2761	Ukraine	2737	7,0	10	70,0	3
24	GM	Giri Anish	2677	Netherlands	2730	8,0	11	72,7	4
25	GM	Navara David	2722	Czech Republic	2730	6,0	10	60,0	1

Highest percentage

As to who simply scored the most, here are the top 10:

No.		Name	Rtg	Team	%	Gms	Bd	Pts	Perf
1		Bah Brema	0	Mali	100,0	7	5	7,0	2534
2	GM	Teterev Vitaly	2511	Belarus	87,5	8	3	7,0	2853
3		Pascoal Eduardo A	2205	Angola	85,7	7	2	6,0	2133
4	GM	Amin Bassem	2578	Egypt	85,0	10	2	8,5	2719
5	GM	Sutovsky Emil	2665	Israel	81,3	8	2	6,5	2895
6	GM	Diamant Andre	2498	Brazil	81,3	8	5	6,5	2644
7	GM	Ivanchuk Vassily	2754	Ukraine	80,0	10	1	8,0	2890
8	GM	Karjakin Sergey	2747	Russia 1	80,0	10	4	8,0	2859
9		Mazara Adan	2262	Dominican Republic	78,6	7	5	5,5	2162
10	IM	Al-Zendani Zendan	2400	Yemen	77,8	9	4	7,0	2305

Top Boards

Finally, here are all the top performers per board:

Board 1
Rk.		Name	Rtg	Team	%	Gms	Avg Opp	Pts	Perf
1	GM	Ivanchuk Vassily	2754	Ukraine	80	10	2650	8	2890
2	GM	Aronian Levon	2783	Armenia	75	10	2695	8	2888
3	GM	Nepomniachtchi Ian	2706	Russia 2	72	9	2655	7	2821
4	GM	Sokolov Ivan	2641	Bosnia & Herzegovina	75	8	2605	6	2798
5	GM	Kramnik Vladimir	2780	Russia 1	61	9	2714	6	2794
Board 2
Rk.		Name	Rtg	Team	%	Gms	Avg Opp	Pts	Perf
1	GM	Sutovsky Emil	2665	Israel	81	8	2644	7	2895
2	GM	Almasi Zoltan	2707	Hungary	70	10	2652	7	2801
3	GM	Wang Hao	2724	China	75	10	2590	8	2783
4	GM	Grischuk Alexander	2760	Russia 1	67	9	2651	6	2776
5	GM	Kamsky Gata	2705	United States	70	10	2607	7	2756
Board 3
Rk.		Name	Rtg	Team	%	Gms	Avg Opp	Pts	Perf
1	GM	Teterev Vitaly	2511	Belarus	88	8	2517	7	2853
2	GM	Eljanov Pavel	2761	Ukraine	70	10	2588	7	2737
3	GM	Rublevsky Sergei	2683	Russia 3	73	11	2552	8	2727
4	GM	Polgar Judit	2682	Hungary	60	10	2631	6	2703
5	GM	Vitiugov Nikita	2709	Russia 2	67	9	2575	6	2700
Board 4
Rk.		Name	Rtg	Team	%	Gms	Avg Opp	Pts	Perf
1	GM	Karjakin Sergey	2747	Russia 1	80	10	2619	8	2859
2	GM	Efimenko Zahar	2683	Ukraine	77	11	2572	9	2783
3	GM	Giri Anish	2677	Netherlands	73	11	2555	8	2730
4	GM	Miton Kamil	2629	Poland	75	10	2521	8	2714
5	GM	Berkes Ferenc	2678	Hungary	65	10	2576	7	2686
Board 5
Rk.		Name	Rtg	Team	%	Gms	Avg Opp	Pts	Perf
1	GM	Feller Sebastien	2649	France	67	9	2583	6	2708
2	GM	Bartel Mateusz	2599	Poland	78	9	2486	7	2706
3	GM	Babula Vlastimil	2515	Czech Republic	78	9	2448	7	2668
4	IM	Stupak Kirill	2502	Belarus	70	10	2511	7	2660
5	GM	Jones Gawain C B	2576	England	75	8	2454	6	2647

Largest Elo gains

Inevitably, the question players always ask themselves is not only how well they did, but how much Elo they gained or lost. Here are the largest Elo gains made by titled players.

Rk.		Name	FED	Rtg	Pts.	Perf	w	we	w-we	K	rtg+/-
1	GM	Teterev Vitaly	BLR	2511	7,0	2853	7	3,81	3,19	10	31,9
2	IM	Barrientos Sergio E	COL	2464	8,5	2589	7,5	4,60	2,90	10	29,0
3	FM	Steel Henry Robert	RSA	2300	5,5	2459	5,5	3,64	1,86	15	27,9
4	FM	AlHuwar Jasem	UAE	2265	6,5	2395	6,5	4,67	1,83	15	27,5
5	IM	Volodin Aleksandr	EST	2433	7,5	2589	7,5	5,05	2,45	10	24,5
6	FM	Atabayev Maksat	TKM	2318	5,5	2264	4	2,37	1,63	15	24,5
7	FM	Jere Daniel	ZAM	2267	6,5	2318	5,5	3,89	1,61	15	24,1
8	FM	Chan Wei Xuan Timothy	SIN	2338	6,5	2458	5,5	3,94	1,56	15	23,4
9	FM	Izquierdo Daniel	URU	2275	6,0	2317	5	3,46	1,54	15	23,1
10	GM	Sutovsky Emil	ISR	2665	7,5	2895	6,5	4,22	2,28	10	22,8
11	IM	Mehmeti Dritan	ALB	2415	7,0	2558	7	4,83	2,17	10	21,7
12	FM	Mansour Sameer	JOR	2283	6,0	2397	6	4,56	1,44	15	21,6
13	IM	Stupak Kirill	BLR	2502	7,0	2660	7	4,87	2,13	10	21,3
14	IM	Pitterson Jomo	JAM	2242	6,0	2290	5	3,60	1,40	15	21,0
15	GM	De La Riva Aguado Oscar	AND	2521	8,5	2656	8,5	6,46	2,04	10	20,4
16	GM	Megaranto Susanto	INA	2516	8,0	2575	7	4,96	2,04	10	20,4
17	IM	Wiedenkeller Michael	LUX	2431	7,5	2496	6,5	4,52	1,98	10	19,8
18	IM	Salov Sergej	GER	2271	6,0	2301	5	3,70	1,30	15	19,5
19	GM	Amin Bassem	EGY	2578	8,5	2719	8,5	6,59	1,91	10	19,1
20	GM	Grandelius Nils	SWE	2500	7,5	2628	7,5	5,60	1,90	10	19,0
21	GM	Babula Vlastimil	CZE	2515	7,0	2668	7	5,16	1,84	10	18,4
22	IM	Urbina Ricardo	HON	2226	6,5	2256	5,5	4,29	1,21	15	18,1
23	GM	Ivanchuk Vassily	UKR	2754	8,0	2890	8	6,21	1,79	10	17,9
24	GM	Jumabayev Rinat	KAZ	2547	8,5	2652	8,5	6,74	1,76	10	17,6
25	GM	Sokolov Ivan	BIH	2641	6,0	2798	6	4,24	1,76	10	17,6

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Women

Although the provisional list above is for 2700 players only, and thus excludes female players, who have only had Judit Polgar to represent them at that level, there is also a similarly updated Women's Live Ratings list. Unsurprisingly, Judit is far ahead of the field, and will add a few points to reach 2685. Next is Indian Koneru Humpy at 2593, who did not play at Khanty-Mansiysk, and Hou Yifan who will remain third at 2586. The Kosintseva sisters continue their rise as they both pursue the 2600 barrier, and are both at 4th and 5th respectively. Tatiana will move to 2581, while her sister Nadezhda is right beside her with 2575. 23-year-old Georgian GM Nana Dzagnidze has also had a strong aboutface as she comes back from a slump where she had dropped to 2478 in May this year, to achieve her highest rating yet at 2551 and ranked 6th, just ahead of Bulgarian Antonaeta Stefanova who is expected to drop a few points to 2549.

Elo performances

Although mush has been made of the Kosintseva sisters, who obviously did very well, the queen of Elo performances was Ukrainian IM Inna Gaponenko with a 2691 performance. As to amazing performances, the title for greatest overachiever has to go to Azerbaijan WGM Zeinab Mamedjarova, rated 2234 who scored a full-fledged GM norm and a 2623 performance. In case that last name sounds vaguely familiar, it is because she is the sister of the Azerbaijani genius Mamedyarov.

No.		Name	Rtg	Team	Perf	Pts.	Gms	%	Bd
1	IM	Gaponenko Inna	2469	Ukraine	2691	7,5	8	93,8	4
2	IM	Kosintseva Nadezhda	2565	Russia 1	2662	8,5	10	85,0	2
3	WGM	Ju Wenjun	2516	China	2636	9,5	11	86,4	2
4	GM	Kosintseva Tatiana	2573	Russia 1	2628	7,0	10	70,0	1
5	WGM	Mamedjarova Zeinab	2234	Azerbaijan	2623	9,0	11	81,8	1
6	GM	Hou Yifan	2578	China	2573	8,0	11	72,7	1
7	IM	Bodnaruk Anastasia	2399	Russia 2	2569	7,0	8	87,5	4
8	GM	Dzagnidze Nana	2534	Georgia	2563	7,0	10	70,0	1
9	IM	Muzychuk Anna	2535	Slovenia	2547	7,0	10	70,0	1
10	IM	Paehtz Elisabeth	2467	Germany	2524	6,5	9	72,2	1
11	IM	Harika Dronavalli	2515	India	2520	6,5	10	65,0	1
12	GM	Stefanova Antoaneta	2551	Bulgaria	2516	5,5	9	61,1	1
13	GM	Socko Monika	2486	Poland	2515	7,0	11	63,6	1
14	WGM	Marrero Lopez Yaniet	2324	Cuba	2511	7,0	8	87,5	3
15	IM	Krush Irina	2490	United States	2494	7,0	11	63,6	1

Highest percentage

In case you are wondering why Valentina Gunina was not the top performance or board, it is because a minimum of eight games were required.

No.		Name	Rtg	Team	%	Gms	Bd	Pts.	Perf
1	IM	Gaponenko Inna	2469	Ukraine	93,8	8	4	7,5	2691
2	WGM	Gunina Valentina	2465	Russia 1	92,9	7	5	6,5	2693
3	WGM	Marrero Lopez Yaniet	2324	Cuba	87,5	8	3	7,0	2511
4	IM	Bodnaruk Anastasia	2399	Russia 2	87,5	8	4	7,0	2569
5	WGM	Ju Wenjun	2516	China	86,4	11	2	9,5	2636
6	WIM	Van Weersel Arlette	2174	Netherlands	85,7	7	5	6,0	2069
7	IM	Kosintseva Nadezhda	2565	Russia 1	85,0	10	2	8,5	2662
8	WIM	Pham Le Thao Nguyen	2304	Vietnam	85,0	10	2	8,5	2481
9	WFM	Hegarty Sarah N	2084	England	83,3	9	5	7,5	2123
10	WGM	Mamedjarova Zeinab	2234	Azerbaijan	81,8	11	1	9,0	2623

Top boards

Board 1
Rk.		Name	Rtg	Team	%	Gms	Avg Opp	Pts	Perf
1	GM	Kosintseva Tatiana	2573	Russia 1	70	10	2479	7	2628
2	WGM	Mamedjarova Zeinab	2234	Azerbaijan	82	11	2361	9	2623
3	GM	Hou Yifan	2578	China	73	11	2398	8	2573
4	GM	Dzagnidze Nana	2534	Georgia	70	10	2414	7	2563
5	IM	Muzychuk Anna	2535	Slovenia	70	10	2398	7	2547
Board 2
Rk.		Name	Rtg	Team	%	Gms	Avg Opp	Pts	Perf
1	IM	Kosintseva Nadezhda	2565	Russia 1	85	10	2366	9	2662
2	WGM	Ju Wenjun	2516	China	86	11	2327	10	2636
3	WIM	Pham Le Thao Nguyen	2304	Vietnam	85	10	2185	9	2481
4	IM	Zatonskih Anna	2480	United States	65	10	2344	7	2454
5	IM	Javakhishvili Lela	2451	Georgia	56	9	2404	5	2447
Board 3
Rk.		Name	Rtg	Team	%	Gms	Avg Opp	Pts	Perf
1	WGM	Marrero Lopez Yaniet	2324	Cuba	88	8	2175	7	2511
2	IM	Melia Salome	2439	Georgia	70	10	2309	7	2458
3	WGM	Berzina Ilze	2283	Latvia	82	11	2188	9	2450
4	GM	Zhao Xue	2469	China	70	10	2288	7	2437
5	WGM	Majdan-Gajewska Joanna	2333	Poland	80	10	2194	8	2434
Board 4
Rk.		Name	Rtg	Team	%	Gms	Avg Opp	Pts	Perf
1	IM	Gaponenko Inna	2469	Ukraine	94	8	2247	8	2691
2	IM	Bodnaruk Anastasia	2399	Russia 2	88	8	2233	7	2569
3	WIM	Vasiliev Olga	2293	Israel	78	9	2159	7	2379
4	IM	Dworakowska Joanna	2315	Poland	75	10	2174	8	2367
5	WGM	Baginskaite Kamile	2328	United States	75	8	2161	6	2354
Board 5
Rk.		Name	Rtg	Team	%	Gms	Avg Opp	Pts	Perf
1	IM	Muzychuk Mariya	2464	Ukraine	72	9	2265	7	2431
2	WGM	Kashlinskaya Alina	2358	Russia 2	61	9	2247	6	2327
3	IM	Khotenashvili Bela	2464	Georgia	63	8	2194	5	2289
4	WFM	Hakimifard Ghazal	2173	Iran	63	8	2163	5	2258
5	WIM	Fuchs Judith	2237	Germany	72	9	2088	7	2254

Largest Elo gains

Rk.		Name	FED	Rtg	Pts.	Perf	w	we	w-we	K	rtg+/-
1	WGM	Mamedjarova Zeinab	AZE	2234	9,0	2623	9	3,73	5,27	15	79,1
2	WIM	Andersson Christin	SWE	2113	8,0	2342	8	4,70	3,30	15	49,5
3	WGM	Makropoulou Marina	GRE	2230	8,0	2426	8	5,46	2,54	15	38,1
4	WIM	Ortiz Nadya Karolina	COL	2212	7,0	2392	7	4,56	2,44	15	36,6
5	WGM	Ptacnikova Lenka	ISL	2282	8,5	2379	7,5	5,13	2,37	15	35,5
6	WGM	Berzina Ilze	LAT	2283	9,0	2450	9	6,69	2,31	15	34,7
7	WIM	Pham Le Thao Nguyen	VIE	2304	8,5	2481	8,5	6,21	2,29	15	34,3
8	WIM	Yuan Yuanling	CAN	2189	7,5	2271	6,5	4,43	2,07	15	31,0
9	WGM	Sharevich Anna	BLR	2283	6,5	2425	6,5	4,57	1,93	15	29,0
10	WIM	Ozturk Kubra	TUR	2235	9,0	2265	7	5,10	1,90	15	28,5
11	WIM	Moncayo Romero Evelyn	ECU	2127	7,5	2243	7,5	5,61	1,89	15	28,4
12	WGM	Igla Bella	ISR	2271	6,5	2405	6,5	4,62	1,88	15	28,2
13	WIM	Dauletova Gulmira	KAZ	2235	6,5	2363	6,5	4,62	1,88	15	28,2
14	WGM	Marrero Lopez Yaniet	CUB	2324	7,0	2511	7	5,34	1,66	15	24,9