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Grand Prix

Player
Gde
P
W
D
L
%
AOG
Score
NG
M Baker
153
24
14
3
7
65
155
57.24
170
P Biggs
140
26
9
12
5
58
132
51.86
141
J Toon
179
24
7
13
4
56
169
49.09
177
C Briscoe
203
1
1
0
0
100
188
47.23
238
H Carter
E160
13
7
5
1
73
14
45.86
170
K Dunmore
132
18
7
9
2
64
121
45.83
138
M Keane
130
20
11
3
6
63
114
45.16
129
T Pelling
188
5
4
1
0
90
163
43.35
203
M Fulleylove
128
3
2
1
0
83
118
41.02
151
C Carew
158
10
6
2
2
70
141
40.16
167
OJ Dark
130
5
4
0
1
80
113
39.12
143
R Fries
167
19
3
10
6
42
161
38.56
153
S Crowdy
184
6
2
4
0
67
175
37.57
196
A Ashby
183
11
3
5
3
50
177
34.82
177
P Haughton
103
4
2
2
0
75
86
34.65
118
V Chinegwundoh
149
12
4
3
5
46
144
33.83
145
A Compton
181
6
1
4
1
50
173
29.63
173
D Sually
120
5
1
3
1
50
116
29.00
116
B Christie
136
8
3
3
2
56
101
26.74
116
D Lavin
66
4
1
0
3
25
94
23.50
67
R Mott
E110
2
1
0
1
50
93
22.83
93
D Dunford
90
3
0
2
1
33
101
21.88
84
L Sheen
E50
1
0
0
1
0
100
2.00
40
D Lacey
129
1
0
0
1
0
120
0.93
70

Rules

1. The Home Office and Justice Grand Prix is open to any member of the Home Office and Justice Chess Club. The only games that count towards the total are those played for the Home Office and Justice Chess Club in the Civil Service League or the London Commercial League.

2. The Grand Prix is worked out using the formula ((p+(r/2))*(a/g)) where p stands for the number of games played, r is the percentage score, a is the average of your opponents’ grades, and g is your own grade. The score will be given to two decimal places.

3. At the end of the season the player with the highest score from at least five completed games will receive a £20 prize.