Petts Wood & Orpington 7 V Dartford & Swanley 4

MET Tom Fuller Cup Fri 19th Jan 2024 00:00 Winner: Home   Verify
Board Rating Petts Wood & Orpington 7 V Dartford & Swanley 4 Rating
1600 (1641) Vaid, Amardeep
N
1 - 0
G
Danov, Miroslav
1505 (1574)
1562 (1521) Wheeler, Philip
B
0 - 1
G
Sherrell, Jago
1100 (1514)
1316 (1526) Liu, Leon
G
1 - 0
G
Fourie, Nathan
1100 (1434)
1100 (1518) Balkwill, William
G
1 - 0
G
Siu, Hayden
1100 (1091)
Average 1395 3 - 1 1202

Last update Douglas smith Mon 22nd Jan 2024 11:37. Reported by Miroslav Danov Fri 19th Jan 2024 22:29. Verified By phil wheeler Sun 21st Jan 2024 07:28

Press / Admin Comment

Well played match from Petts Wood & Orpington 7 team, however I have a question about the time control. Why everyone else is playing 75 min. + 15 seconds per move and only home matches in Petts Wood & Orpington have a time control of 60 min + 15 seconds per move? As a league every match should be played with the same time control!

Miroslav Danov

Time controls

It is up to the home club to decide and is dependent on the home venues constraints. According to the Kent league rules (10e) the time allowed for a match will be 2.5hrs (thats 60+15) unless the captains agree otherwise. They can deviate up or down. However, the match must be at least 2 hours to comply with standard grading (thats 45+15) and most clubs try to fit 75+15 in the evening when appropriate. If you would like to check the rules (note: there are some parts that need an update to the new ECF grading) you can find them via the LMS website or directly here: https://www.kentcountychessassociation.org.uk/rules/

David Rogers

further thoughts on this

From what I recall Sidcup are the only club that use 60+15 for all matches, Petts wood use both - and I suspect the shorter control is reserved for matches involving their junior teams (who play at home) in the Intro, Tom Fuller, Harvey etc which seems entirely appropriate to me. At Beckenham and at Charlton, we both have a slightly earlier start at 19:30 to accommodate the 75+15. Most clubs have a hard stop in place (venue closure) where the game is adjourned and goes to adjudication if a result cannot be mutually agreed. Hope this helps.

David Rogers

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phil wheeler