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Individual ranking order

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Individual ranking order
PriorityRound-robin · 10.2Individual Swiss · 10.3
1Neustadtl scoreSum of opponents' scores / Solkoff
2Direct encounterDirect encounter
3Number of winsNumber of wins
4Wins with BlackWins with Black
5Games with BlackGames with Black
6Direct win with BlackHighest-placing opponent
7Fewer technical foulsFewer technical fouls

Same totals, different evidence

Neustadtl weights opponents' scores by the result achieved against them. Solkoff uses the opponents' point totals. They are not alternative spellings of the same calculation. Keep opponent results available so the published calculation can be checked.

  1. Confirm the competition format and final scores.
  2. Apply the correct first criterion to the tied players.
  3. Compare the next criterion only for unresolved ties.
  4. Publish the criterion that actually separated the players.

FAQ

Can the organiser choose a convenient criterion after the final round?

Article 14 requires the ranking method to be announced beforehand. Players should be able to know which criteria apply before playing.

Source and scope

According to World XiangQi Rules · World Xiangqi Federation · 2018. Article 10.

These guides explain the WXF 2018 rules. They do not replace the official rules or the regulations of your event.

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Ruleset covered
World Xiangqi Federation · World XiangQi Rules · 2018
Rules reviewed
Review scope
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  1. Primary source · World Xiangqi Federation · World XiangQi Rules · 2018 · Article 10

These lessons explain World Xiangqi Rules 2018. Repetition judgments use the full sequence; tournament procedures and source ambiguities are distinguished from automated online results.

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