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Prebor Prahy mladeze 2026 - finalovy turnaj U12

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19 players participated in this 7-round tournament, held from 15 May 2026 to 17 May 2026 in Praha, Czech Republic. Top 10 Elo average was 922, and top seed was Simon Cevela (🇨🇿 CZE, 1620).

Erik Sarifullin (🇨🇿 CZE, 1599) won with 6.0/7, ahead of Valigy Theo Sargsyan (5.0) and Tomas Kutina (5.0). Sarifullin won solo starting round 5.

The biggest upset came in round 6: Stepan Nesterov (1416) beat Simon Cevela (1620), a +204-point gap.

Location
🇨🇿Praha, Czech Republic
Dates
15 May 2026 → 17 May 2026
Time control
Standard: 60 minutes with 30 seconds increment from move 1
System
Swiss · 7 rounds
Top seed
🇨🇿Simon Cevela1620
Avg top 10
922
Participants
19
Federations · 1 represented
🇨🇿Czech Republic×18
Top 3

How it unfolded

Top 6 · 7 rounds

Erik Sarifullin led from R5; +1.0-point edge over the runner-up. Title race converged from 3 co-leaders at R4 to 1 by R5.

Co-leaders
8
3
5
3
1
1
1
23.55.57R1R2R3R4R5R6R7
Sarifullin6Kutina5Sargsyan5Zajac5Klicka4.5Bochenin4.5— ex-leaders:Sarifullinled R5–R7, #11
R5–R7 · LEAD HELD

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

R6 · HEAD-TO-HEAD · WINNER VS 2ND

Erik Sarifullin beat Tomas Kutina (White).

WIN STREAKS · 2 top finishers

Erik Sarifullin 3 wins (R4–R6)Tomas Kutina 3 wins (R2–R4)

Key matchups · top 4

Head-to-head between the four finishers
Player1234
1Erik Sarifullin*
1
½
½
2Tomas Kutina
0
*——
3Valigy Theo Sargsyan
½
—*—
4Adam Zajac
½
——*

Grille américaine

#PlayerEloFedR1R2R3R4R5R6R7PtsBu C1BuSBPerfΔ
1Sarifullin, Erik1599CZE+9N+11B=2N+5B+7N+3B=4N6.027.530.525.502366+18.0
2Sargsyan, Valigy Theo0CZE+14N+7B=1B−6N=5N+?B+12N5.024.524.514.7516070.0
3Kutina, Tomas0CZE=5N+18B+?N+12B=6B−1N+8B5.023.523.513.0015760.0
4Zajac, Adam0CZE+19N+8B−5N+11B=?N+6N=1B5.023.023.015.5015160.0
5Bochenin, Lev1566CZE=3B+17N+4B−1N=2B+7N=6B4.529.531.518.25799-18.0
6Klicka, Ondrej0CZE+12N=?B+8N+2B=3N−4B=5N4.526.526.516.7515610.0
7Sacha, Matej0CZE+10B−2N+13B+17N−1B−5B+?N4.023.523.58.0015540.0
8Nesterov, Stepan1416CZE+15B−4N−6B+16N+13B+12B−3N4.022.525.010.502390+58.0
9Krivda, Tomas0CZE−1B−13N−16B+10N+17B+11N+15N4.020.022.011.0014160.0
10Pavlov, Lev1463CZE−7N=14B−11N−9B+19N+18B+13B3.517.518.56.252360+25.2
11FIDE 5710021540—+13B−1N+10B−4N−12N−9B+14N3.024.026.58.5015610.0
12Cevela, Simon1620CZE−6B+16N+15B−3N+11B−8N−2B3.024.026.58.00616-30.4
13Hrkal, Jakub1560CZE−11N+9B−7N+15B−8N=14B−10N2.521.023.57.75640-52.8
14Seidel, Otto0CZE−2B=10N−17B=19N+16B=13N−11B2.518.519.56.0015120.0
15Salat, Antonin0CZE−8N+19B−12N−13N+18B=17N−9B2.517.018.03.507320.0
16Rotrekl, Antonin0CZE−?N−12B+9N−8B−14N=19B+18N2.516.016.06.007060.0
17Matejicek, Martin0CZE=18N−5B+14N−7B−9N=15BF2.019.019.04.507660.0
18Zomer, Krystof0CZE=17B−3N+19B−?B−15N−10N−16B1.516.516.52.006720.0
19Komarek, Oliver0CZE−4B−15N−18N=14B−10B=16NF1.017.517.52.506630.0

Key insights

Biggest movers and upsets — the story behind the numbers.

Top rating gainers
Top rating losers
Biggest upsets