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Bieler Schachmeisterschaft 2026 Round 1-4

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28 players participated in this 5-round tournament, held from 01 Apr 2026 to 22 Apr 2026 in Bruegg, Switzerland. 2 federations represented. Top 10 Elo average was 1889, and top seed was Florian Bous (🇩🇪 GER, 1956).

Philippe Corbat (🇨🇭 SUI, 1952) won with 3.5/5, ahead of Andreas Lienhard (3.0) and Alfred Burkhalter (3.0).

The biggest upset came in round 1: Arnold Egli (1498) beat Rudolf Hadorn (1774), a +276-point gap.

Location
🇨🇭Bruegg, Switzerland
Dates
01 Apr 2026 → 22 Apr 2026
Time control
Standard: 90 minutes with 30 second increment from move 1
System
Swiss · 5 rounds
Top seed
🇩🇪Florian Bous1956
Avg top 10
1,889
Participants
28
Federations · 2 represented
🇨🇭Switzerland×25
🇩🇪Germany×1
Top 3

How it unfolded

Top 6 · 5 rounds

Philippe Corbat led from R4; +0.5-point edge over the runner-up.

Co-leaders
12
5
1
1
1
1.52.545R1R2R3R4R5Corbat takes lead#1369270 takes lead
CorbatBousLienhardMaitreBurkhalterBracher— ex-leaders:led R5, #27
R4 · LEADER CHANGE22 Apr

Philippe Corbat takes the sole lead (3.5/4).

R1–R3 · WIN STREAK

Andreas Lienhard won 3 in a row (R1–R3).

R5 · FORMER LEADER FALL

FIDE 1369270 held the sole lead at R5 but finished #27.

Key matchups · top 4

Head-to-head between the four finishers
Player1234
1Philippe Corbat*
1
½
2Florian Bous*
0
3Andreas Lienhard
0
1
*
4Fabien Maitre
½
*

Grille américaine

#PlayerEloFedR1R2R3R4R5PtsBu C1BuSBPerfΔ
1Corbat, Philippe1952SUI+25N+11B=4N+2N3.58.09.07.502154+16.8
2Lienhard, Andreas1926SUI+18N+7B+5N1B3.09.511.07.502024+9.2
3Burkhalter, Alfred1935SUI+8B=9N=6B+13N3.08.510.57.751942+1.2
4Maitre, Fabien1852SUI+24B+17N=1B=6N3.08.09.05.751936+11.0
5Bous, Florian1956GER+23B+12N2B+9N3.07.58.55.502004+4.8
6Bracher, Juerg1870SUI+20N+22B=3N=4B3.07.58.55.501953+9.6
7Ugurlu, Mahir1715SUI+26B2N+17B+16N3.06.06.53.501899+14.4
8Loeffler, Helmut1698SUI3N+27B+22N+11B3.06.06.03.001890+15.8
9Zimmermann, Beat1754SUI+27N=3B+16N5B2.57.57.53.001928+13.4
10Balli, Victor1827SUIF=14N+19B+23N2.54.54.53.501894+5.2
11Priamo, Pierre-Andre1816SUI+19B1N+24B8N2.08.09.02.501697-10.2
12Scherer-Schwab, Rolf1851SUI+15N5B13B+24N2.07.08.03.001736-11.6
13Dzakula, Igor1680SUIF+28B+12N3B2.05.05.02.001977+23.2
14Holzer, Bernhard1681SUI=16N=10B+26N2.04.04.52.501857+9.6
15Dudler, Felix1638SUI12BF+28N+25B2.03.03.01.001894+20.4
16Peter, Raymond1900SUI=14B+21N9B7B1.57.59.02.501651-26.4
17Egli, Arnold1498SUI+28N4B7N=18B1.57.57.50.751673+15.8
18Luedi, Paul1690SUI2B=19N=23B=17N1.56.07.02.001567-14.8
19Wipf, Armin1573SUI11N=18B10N+22B1.56.07.01.751633+12.0
20Althaus, Peter1678SUI6B=23N21B+27N1.55.55.50.501517-26.4
21Boner, Timm1804SUI22N16B+20N=26B1.54.04.51.751593-32.0
22Stroo, Kees1565SUI+21B6N8B19N1.07.59.01.501519-5.0
23Kopp, Guenter1709SUI5N=20B=18N10B1.07.08.51.501603-10.2
24Baer, Ernst1675SUI4N+25B11N12B1.07.08.01.001603-6.4
25Neeser, Rolf1699SUI1B24N+27B15N1.06.56.50.00950-25.6
26FIDE 57900010007NF14B=21N0.56.56.50.7514580.0
27FIDE 136927009B8N25N20BF0.08.08.00.009080.0
28Hadorn, Rudolf1774SUI17B13N15BF0.05.55.50.00803-43.0

Key insights

Biggest movers and upsets — the story behind the numbers.

Top rating gainers
Top rating losers
Biggest upsets