Johan-Sebastian Christiansen wins Nori International Open 2023

 

Nauru, by Vladimir Lysenko, CC BY-SA 4.0

Nori International Open 2023 (Organizer: Depaune, Ricko) 
Federation Nauru - NRU.

Time control: 90 minutes + 30 seconds from move 1. 9 round, Swiss-System.

Rk.SNTyt
NamesexFEDRtgPts. TB1  TB2 rtg+/-
11GMChristiansen, Johan-Sebastian
NOR26059090,8
25
Dabuae, David
NRU16776,50646,4
39
Adam, Kingston
NRU0606
48
Ribauw, O`neill
NRU14905,51532
52
Dabuae, Thubalkain
NRU18485,505-64,4
616
Raentoa, Mareweia
NRU0505
73CMDube, Rene
NRU1761504-0,8
815
Notte, Anderson
NRU0504
914
Gadeanang, VandellawNRU04,504
104
Gadeanang, Andrew
NRU170740411,2
117
Maharaj, Yash Krishen
FIJ1537403-32
1213
Gadeanang, Lanni
NRU0403
136
Taleka, Jed Selu
NRU16234027,6
1419
Star, Alexai
NRU0402
1511
Ellison, Jeremy
NRU03,503
1612
Engar, Shamaranch Starson
NRU0302
1717
Ruaiti, Roking
NRU02,502
1818
Schroder, Anine AlvearwNOR0200
1910
Amram, Teiniku
NRU0000

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