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Board Prizes

Final5 boards · TPR · 8-game minimumchess-results

Individual gold, silver and bronze on each board went to the best performance rating among players who completed eight games. Final standings for all five boards.

games through round 111025 players on 5 boards8 games to qualify

Board 1

Final · ranked by performance rating over 11 rounds · 8-game minimum · tap a player for games and replays

#PlayerTPRScore
1
GM Nodirbek AbdusattorovUZB · eligible · 11 games
28698½/11
2
GM Yagiz Kaan ErdogmusTUR · eligible · 10 games
28398/10
3
GM R PraggnanandhaaIND · eligible · 10 games
27726½/10
4
GM M. Amin TabatabaeiIRI · eligible · 10 games
27597½/10
5
GM Denis LazavikBLR · eligible · 10 games
27357½/10
6
GM Vincent KeymerGER · eligible · 10 games
27345½/10
7
GM Fabiano CaruanaUSA · eligible · 9 games
27345½/9
8
GM Anish GiriNED · eligible · 11 games
27237½/11
9
GM Jingyao TinSGP · eligible · 10 games
27217½/10
10
GM Jan-Krzysztof DudaPOL · eligible · 10 games
27176½/10
11
GM Jonas Buhl BjerreDEN · eligible · 9 games
27096½/9
12
GM Maxime Vachier-LagraveFRA · eligible · 10 games
27056/10
13
GM Igor KovalenkoUKR · eligible · 10 games
27027/10
14
GM Bogdan-Daniel DeacROU · eligible · 11 games
26987½/11
15
GM Jakhongir VakhidovUZB · eligible
26774/8
16
GM Nikolas TheodorouGRE · eligible · 10 games
26756½/10
18
GM Titas StremaviciusLTU · eligible · 9 games
26695½/9
19
IM Felix Jose Ynojosa AponteVEN · eligible · 9 games
26637/9
20
GM Denis MakhnevKAZ · eligible · 10 games
26617/10
21
GM David Anton GuijarroESP · eligible · 9 games
26525/9
22
GM Liren DingCHN · eligible · 11 games
26506/11
23
GM Ivan SaricCRO · eligible · 10 games
26467/10
24
GM Georg MeierURU · eligible · 9 games
26467½/9
25
GM Alexey SaranaSRB · eligible · 10 games
26446/10
26
GM Shakhriyar MamedyarovAZE · eligible · 10 games
26425½/10
27
GM Haik M. MartirosyanARM · eligible · 9 games
26344/9
28
GM Nikita VitiugovENG · eligible · 10 games
26326/10
29
GM Arkadij NaiditschBUL · eligible · 10 games
26296/10
30
GM Richard RapportHUN · eligible · 9 games
26034/9
31
GM Faustino OroARG · eligible · 11 games
25987/11
32
GM Nils GrandeliusSWE · eligible · 10 games
25975½/10
33
GM Bobby ChengAUS · eligible · 9 games
25955½/9
34
GM Maxim RodshteinISR · eligible · 11 games
25927/11
35
GM Susanto MegarantoINA · eligible
25745/8
36
GM Jorge CoriPER · eligible · 11 games
25657½/11
37
GM Toms KantansLAT · eligible · 10 games
25616½/10
38
GM Thai Dai Van NguyenCZE · eligible · 10 games
25554½/10
39
GM Luis Paulo SupiBRA · eligible · 10 games
25537/10
40
GM Anton DemchenkoSLO · eligible · 10 games
25437/10
41
GM Vignir Vatnar StefanssonISL · eligible · 11 games
25347/11
42
IM Felix XieNZL · eligible · 10 games
25336½/10
43
GM Lorenzo LodiciITA · eligible · 10 games
25315½/10
44
IM Frederick Waldhausen GordonSCO · eligible · 9 games
25286/9
45
GM Kirill AlekseenkoAUT · eligible · 10 games
25275/10
46
IM Sanjin CulumBIH · eligible · 11 games
25207/11
47
IM Santiago Lopez RayoCOL · eligible · 11 games
25176½/11
48
GM Sebastian BognerSUI · eligible · 11 games
25125½/11
49
GM Jergus PechacSVK · eligible · 9 games
25114½/9
50
IM Khuong Duy DauVIE · eligible · 11 games
25056/11
51
GM Mikheil MchedlishviliGEO · eligible · 10 games
25035½/10
197 of 206 players

How board medals work

Performance rating decides

Each board medal goes to the highest tournament performance rating (TPR): the average rating of a player’s opponents plus FIDE’s bonus for their percentage score. A 75% score is worth about +190 points; a perfect score +800.

8 games to qualify

Only players with at least 8 of the 11 games are eligible, and ties are broken by the greater number of games. Captains who rest a star too often can talk them out of a medal.

Early leaders come from small teams

Two wins against lower-rated opponents can top the table after round two. The pairings soon bring stronger opposition, and the eight-game rule sorts out who is really in the race.

Players compete on the board they hold in their team list, with the reserve as a fifth category. Ratings and results come from the official broadcast; unrated opponents count as 1400, and unplayed games (forfeits) are excluded, following the FIDE rating regulations. Source: FIDE Chess Olympiad 2026 regulations, article 4.6.3.