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4e Trophee Jean Marandjian - Grenoble

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30 players participated in this 9-round tournament, held from 11 Apr 2026 to 18 Apr 2026 in Grenoble, France. 4 titled players from 2 federations. Top 10 Elo average was 2010, and top seed was Ethan Saya (🇫🇷 FRA, FM, 2312).

Christophe Gelas (🇫🇷 FRA, FM, 2291) won with 8.5/9, ahead of Chu Martin To (7.0) and Samvel S. Khachatryan (7.0). Gelas won solo starting round 5.

The biggest upset came in round 1: Eric Yan (1554) beat Olivier Grandval (1817), a +263-point gap.

Location
🇫🇷Grenoble, France
Dates
11 Apr 2026 → 18 Apr 2026
Time control
Standard: 90 minutes with 30 second increment from move 1
System
Swiss · 9 rounds
Top seed
🇫🇷FMEthan Saya2312
Avg top 10
2,010
Participants
30
Titled players · 4
FM×2
CM×2
Federations · 2 represented
🇫🇷France×29
🇦🇲Armenia×1
Top 3

How it unfolded

Top 6 · 9 rounds

FM Christophe Gelas led from R3; +1.5-point edge over the runner-up.

Co-leaders
11
4
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2.54.579R1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8R9
R3–R9 · LEAD HELD

FM Christophe Gelas never relinquished the lead after R3; final gap +1.5 over the runner-up.

R5 · HEAD-TO-HEAD · WINNER VS 2ND

FM Christophe Gelas beat CM Samvel S. Khachatryan (White).

WIN STREAKS · 2 top finishers

FM Christophe Gelas 3+5 wins (R1–R3, R5–R9)CM Chu Martin To 4 wins (R6–R9)

Key matchups · top 4

Head-to-head between the four finishers
Player1234
1FMChristophe Gelas*
1
½
1
2CMSamvel S. Khachatryan
0
*
½
½
3CMChu Martin To
½
½
*
1
4Victor Candegabe
0
½
0
*

Grille américaine

#PlayerEloFedR1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8R9PtsBu C1BuSBPerfΔ
1Gelas, ChristopheFM2291FRA+6B+11N+5B=2N+3B+4N+9B+8N+10B8.544.048.044.502462+26.8
2To, Chu MartinCM2264FRA+20N+7B=3N=1B−4N+6B+14N+5B+9B7.045.048.034.752218-1.2
3Khachatryan, Samvel S.CM2151ARM+12B+8N=2B+9N−1N+11B=5N+4B+14N7.044.048.033.252168+13.0
4Saya, EthanFM2312FRAF+13N+23B=10N+2B−1B+7N−3N+5B5.544.044.026.252181-17.6
5Candegabe, Victor1907FRA+19N+18B−1N+20B+23B+10N=3B−2N−4N5.543.546.021.502048+60.0
6Gaudissard, Dominique1669FRA−1N+26B=21N+14B=9B−2N+18B−15N+13B5.039.041.017.751789+21.6
7Carre, Adrien1722FRA+28B−2N+13B+12N−10B+17N−4B−9N+15B5.037.538.517.001784+22.4
8Parroco, Pierre-Jean1687FRA+30N−3B−20N+26B−18N+22B+16N−1B+12N5.035.035.012.501747+8.2
9Ecsedi De Csapo, Alix1602FRAF+15B+11N−3B=6N+16B−1N+7B−2N4.544.544.519.501885+54.4
10Regnault, Alexandre1965FRAF+14B+27N=4B+7N−5BF+13N−1N4.534.534.517.752002+8.6
11Boulet, Stephane1743FRA+17N−1B−9B+30N+12B−3N−13B+25BF4.038.538.510.501663-18.4
12Champier, Florent1634FRA−3N+17B+16N−7B−11N=15B=25N+21B−8B4.036.038.514.251626-5.0
13Yan, Eric1554FRA+16N−4B−7N+15B−14N+26B+11N−10B−6N4.036.038.014.001718+68.0
14Broteille, Jonathan1689FRAF−10N+29B−6N+13B+27N−2B+18N−3B4.034.034.010.501789+16.2
15Barneaud, Gabriel1781FRAF−9N=22B−13N+21B=12N+17B+6B−7N4.032.032.015.251540-43.4
16Grandval, Olivier1817FRA−13B+29N−12B+22N+27B−9N−8B−19N+24N4.028.529.07.501547-59.0
17Chabanne Skala, Mael1466FRA−11B−12N+19N+24B=20N−7B−15N=29N+28B4.027.528.09.251569+44.0
18Poche, Denis1679FRA+21B−5N+30B−27N+8BF−6N−14B+20N4.027.527.511.001614-10.6
19Vives, Sebastien1593FRA−5B−21N−17B+28N−22N+30B+24N+16BF4.026.526.57.501598-1.6
20Lorenter, Patrick1666FRA−2B+28N+8B−5N=17B=23NFF−18B3.029.029.09.251668-2.4
21Barakat, Joud0FRA−18N+19B=6B−23N−15N=24BF−12N+29B3.028.028.58.2515510.0
22El Haddad, Mesbah1483FRA−23NF=15N−16B+19B−8N+28BFF2.520.520.57.001626+18.4
23Pawar, Paarth1799FRA+22BF−4N+21B−5N=20BFFF2.519.519.57.001727-17.3
24Kleimenov, Andrei1496FRAFFF−17N+29B=21N−19B+28N−16B2.516.516.53.001478-4.0
25Di Natale Gay, Mael1452FRAFFF+29N+28BF=12B−11NF2.59.59.53.501657+42.0
26Gueho, Jacques1522FRA−27B−6N+28B−8N+30B−13NFFF2.020.020.01.001389-16.6
27Miras, Christophe1812FRA+26NF−10B+18B−16N−14BFFF2.018.518.56.001662-19.6
28Lemoine, Alain1436FRA−7N−20B−26N−19B−25N+29B−22N−24B−17N1.025.526.00.501188-42.6
29De Gassart, Bruno1450FRAF−16B−14N−25B−24N−28NF=17B−21N0.521.021.02.001156-35.2
30Lorenzini, Odile0FRA−8BF−18N−11B−26N−19NFFF0.019.019.00.008450.0

Key insights

Biggest movers and upsets — the story behind the numbers.

Top rating gainers
Top rating losers
Biggest upsets
4e Trophee Jean Marandjian - Grenoble (2026) — GRENOBLE, France | Chess Tournament Results | ChessStats