9th Chess Olympiad

The 9th Chess Olympiad took place from 20 August to 11 September 1950 in Dubrovnik / Yugoslavia in today's Croatia.

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It was attended by 16 teams that determined the Olympic champion in a round-robin tournament. 84 players took part in the competition, including four grandmasters and 23 international masters. The tournament was played with four teams, with up to two substitutes were allowed. It was played at the Kunsthalle of Dubrovnik. Chief Judge was Hans Kmoch from Austria. The cooling-off period was two and a half hours for 40 moves, then one hour for each 16 moves. The rankings were determined based on the board points (BP) and Team Points (MP).

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Best percentage results

Only two participants played more than half of the lots on the second reserve board.

Team of Yugoslavia (Olympic Champion)

Results of the West German player (FRG)

Wolfgang Unzicker Nicolas Rossolimo Lodewijk Prins Gerhard Pfeiffer Hermann Pilnik Larry Evans Vasja Pirc Ludwig Rellstab (chess player) 2nd Chess Olympiad 4th Chess Olympiad 5th Chess Olympiad 6th Chess Olympiad 7th Chess Olympiad 10th Chess Olympiad 11th Chess Olympiad 12th Chess Olympiad 13th Chess Olympiad 14th Chess Olympiad 15th Chess Olympiad 16th Chess Olympiad 17th Chess Olympiad 18th Chess Olympiad 19th Chess Olympiad 20th Chess Olympiad 22nd Chess Olympiad 23rd Chess Olympiad 24th Chess Olympiad 25th Chess Olympiad 26th Chess Olympiad 27th Chess Olympiad 28th Chess Olympiad 33rd Chess Olympiad 35th Chess Olympiad 36th Chess Olympiad 37th Chess Olympiad 41st Chess Olympiad 1st unofficial Chess Olympiad 2nd unofficial Chess Olympiad 3rd unofficial Chess Olympiad Against Chess Olympiad
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