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2025 Chess Artists Winter Open Rounds 2-5

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19 players participated in this 5-round tournament, held from 03 Aug 2025 to 24 Aug 2025 in Melbourne, Australia. 2 federations represented. Top 10 Elo average was 1737, and top seed was Daniel Solomontchik (πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί AUS, 1902).

Daniel Solomontchik (πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί AUS, 1902) won with 4.0/5, ahead of Tom Kalisch (3.0) and Rishaan Pramod (3.0). Solomontchik broke clear in the final round.

The biggest upset came in round 5: Adelyn Wang (1487) beat Nathan Zhang (1747), a +260-point gap.

Location
πŸ‡¦πŸ‡ΊMelbourne, Australia
Dates
03 Aug 2025 β†’ 24 Aug 2025
Time control
Standard: 90 minutes with 30 second increment from move 1
System
Swiss Β· 5 rounds
Top seed
πŸ‡¦πŸ‡ΊDaniel Solomontchik1902
Avg top 10
1,737
Participants
19
Federations Β· 2 represented
πŸ‡¦πŸ‡ΊAustraliaΓ—18
πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦CanadaΓ—1
Top 3
  • πŸ₯‡
    πŸ‡¦πŸ‡ΊAUSΒ·1902
    4.0ptsΒ·2441perf+43.6
  • πŸ₯ˆ
    πŸ‡¦πŸ‡ΊAUSΒ·1737
    3.0ptsΒ·1895perf+15.6
  • πŸ₯‰
    πŸ‡¦πŸ‡ΊAUSΒ·1639
    3.0ptsΒ·1851perf+35.2

How it unfolded

Top 6 Β· 5 rounds

Daniel Solomontchik led from R5; +1.0-point edge over the runner-up. Title race converged from 2 co-leaders at R4 to 1 by R5.

Co-leaders
19
6
3
2
1
1.52.545R1R2R3R4R5
R5–R5 Β· LEAD HELD

Daniel Solomontchik never relinquished the lead after R5; final gap +1.0 over the runner-up.

WIN STREAKS Β· 3 top finishers

Daniel Solomontchik 4 wins (R2–R5)Abraham Pitono 3 wins (R3–R5)Tom Kalisch 3 wins (R2–R4)

Key matchups Β· top 4

Head-to-head between the four finishers
Player1234
1Daniel Solomontchik*β€”
1
β€”
2Abraham Pitonoβ€”*β€”β€”
3Tom Kalisch
0
β€”*
1
4Rishaan Pramodβ€”β€”
0
*

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#PlayerEloFedR1R2R3R4R5PtsBu C1BuSBPerfΞ”
1Solomontchik, Daniel1902AUSF+15B+5N+11N+2B4.07.57.57.502441+43.6
2Kalisch, Tom1737AUSF+10B+12N+3Bβˆ’1N3.09.09.05.001895+15.6
3Pramod, Rishaan1639AUSF+17N+14Bβˆ’2N+11B3.06.06.03.001851+35.2
4Pitono, Abraham1778CANFF+10N+12B+6N3.04.54.54.502473+21.4
5Wang, Adelyn1487AUSF=7Nβˆ’1B+13N+16B2.58.58.53.251756+61.6
6Chmiel, Rad1759AUSF+13N=7B+14Nβˆ’4B2.57.57.53.251763+2.6
7Milic, James1647AUSF=5B=6N+18B=9N2.56.56.53.251667+2.6
8Xia, Bella1488AUSF+16Nβˆ’11Bβˆ’10B+18N2.03.03.01.001614+24.4
9Cook, Geoff L1592AUSFβˆ’12BF+16N=7B1.54.54.52.251597-1.0
10Deng, Vanessa1604AUSFβˆ’2Nβˆ’4B+8NF1.09.09.02.001546-14.8
11Savige, Colin B1822AUSFF+8Nβˆ’1Bβˆ’3N1.09.09.02.001546-20.4
12Bambridge, Greg1631AUSF+9Nβˆ’2Bβˆ’4NF1.08.58.51.501585-4.8
13Pasukov, Leo1704AUSFβˆ’6B+15Nβˆ’5Bβˆ’17B1.07.07.01.001365-30.8
14Lopata, Felix1580AUSFFβˆ’3Nβˆ’6B+15B1.06.56.51.001537-8.0
15Beckman, John1574AUSFβˆ’1Nβˆ’13B+19Bβˆ’14N1.06.06.00.00896-20.2
16Zhang, Nathan1747AUSFβˆ’8B+19Nβˆ’9Bβˆ’5N1.06.06.00.00712-58.0
17Ramprasad, Nachiket1475AUSFβˆ’3BFF+13N1.04.04.01.001673+19.2
18Thankeshvaran, Lehit1501AUSFFFβˆ’7Nβˆ’8B0.06.56.50.00767-33.2
19Thankeshvaran, Criswin1440AUSFFβˆ’16Bβˆ’15NF0.03.03.00.007340.0

Key insights

Biggest movers and upsets β€” the story behind the numbers.

Top rating gainers
Top rating losers
Biggest upsets
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