Warsaw Chess Open 2022 after round 6



Warsaw Chess Open 2022
GM Igor Janik 6 pts. after 6 round.

Rk.SNoTyt
NameFEDRtgRtgNPts. TB1  TB2  TB3 
11GMJanik IgorPOL251926006,019,522,06
222
Yezhel ValiantsinFID224823004,020,522,03
36WGMAntolak JuliaPOL239924004,020,021,04
45IMNguyen PiotrPOL240424504,019,522,04
53FMPacan-Milej KosmaPOL241223004,019,021,53
620
Mickiewicz PiotrPOL228424004,019,021,04
77FMFus JakubPOL238923004,019,021,03
82GMJarmula LukaszPOL245226004,018,522,03
913FMPoltorak SebastianPOL232223004,018,520,02
1028FMCzernek TymonPOL218823004,017,519,03
1119FMTerzi AlexeiFID228623004,017,019,03
1237
Janeczko JakubPOL208021004,016,018,04
1325
Padalka ArtemUKR220423004,015,016,54
144
Psyk RadoslawPOL241123003,520,524,03
1510GMSriram JhaIND236126003,518,520,52
168IMSieciechowicz MarcinPOL238324503,518,020,53
179GMGolubka PetroUKR237826003,518,020,52
1817IMDanielyan VaheARM229524503,517,519,53
1931FMSzczurek KrzysztofPOL215123003,517,019,52
2053
Mulawa CyprianPOL194921003,517,018,03
2143
Meers HubertPOL200322003,516,518,52
2236
Ceponis TadasLTU209321003,516,518,03
2315FMKarolczuk IwoPOL231923003,516,518,03
2423FMChyzy JakubPOL223023003,516,018,03
2542
Choroszej AleksanderPOL204022003,516,018,03
2630
Krawczyk FlawianPOL216221003,515,516,52
2733
Dubnevych MaksymUKR213121003,515,016,02
2866
Shamatava NikoloziGEO178318003,514,516,03
2926CMJaskolka TomaszPOL219422003,514,015,02
3021
Sowul BartoszPOL228323003,513,015,02
3138FMZaninotto FrancoITA206923003,513,014,52
3229FMTytynnik ArtemUKR218623003,017,019,03
3341
Gradalski OlafPOL204922003,017,019,02
3457
Ciborowski Konrad JrPOL190421003,014,016,01
3540
Kulesza AndrzejPOL205121003,014,015,53
3614
Malek JanPOL232024003,014,015,03
3748
Podgorski MaciejPOL196721003,013,514,53
3811FMRudolf MichalPOL236123002,518,520,51
3924
Rozycki BartlomiejPOL221023002,518,020,52
4054
Markuszewski MaksymilianFRA193121002,517,019,02
4168
Siekanska ZuzannaPOL171219002,517,018,51
4252
Sliwerski RadoslawPOL195123002,517,018,02
4370
Oniani TamarGEO166318002,516,518,51
4439
Pires Emanuel Joao RobartsPOR206221002,516,518,02
4567
Szczotka KlaraPOL176021002,516,018,01
4669
Yasmo DaniilUKR168018002,515,517,51
4735CMAtkinson PaulWLS211622002,515,016,02
4845
Murchadha OissineIRL198420002,514,015,51
4932
Zysko JanPOL213822002,513,515,51
5058
Celinski KamilPOL187621002,511,513,02
5155WCMStarosta MartynaPOL191820002,018,020,52
5212IMSarkar JustinUSA234624502,018,020,02
5318CMDev ShahIND229222002,016,018,02
5444
Krasiewicz RobertPOL199923002,015,017,02
5516
Fishchuk VladyslavUKR230923002,015,017,01
5634
Dalkowski RafalPOL212022002,014,516,01
5751
Keely Leo AENG195520002,014,015,02
5846
Klim FilipPOL197521002,013,514,52
5950
Darda-Braver RomanUKR196320002,013,514,51
6071
Pancewicz SzymonPOL175621002,012,012,51
6165
Adamski AdamPOL178420002,010,512,01
6256
Zalega MaciejPOL191221001,514,516,01
6363
Rejniak ZuzannaPOL181320001,514,016,01
6459
Yunusov MukhammadTJK187420001,513,514,50
6562
Khamidov AbdullaUKR183419001,513,014,51
6647
Pettersson AlexanderMLT196819001,512,513,50
6749
Siekanska MariaPOL196421001,512,013,01
6861WCMKostecka MarikaPOL183620001,511,512,51
6927CMCiechanski JacentyPOL219222001,016,017,51
7060
Spicak KrzysztofPOL185822001,013,515,00
7164
Bogusz AlanPOL179420001,011,513,00

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