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| {{flagicon|ROU}} [[Grand Chess Tour 2024|GCT Romania]]<br><span style="font-size:85%">T 5th-7th – 0.00</span>
| {{flagicon|ROU}} [[Grand Chess Tour 2024|GCT Romania]]<br><span style="font-size:85%">T 5th-7th – 0.00</span>
| style="background:#800080" | {{flagicon|CRO}} [[Grand Chess Tour 2024|GCT Croatia]]<br><span style="font-size:85%">5th – 0.00</span>
| style="background:#800080" | {{flagicon|CRO}} [[Grand Chess Tour 2024|GCT Croatia]]<br><span style="font-size:85%">5th – 0.00</span>
| style="background:#800080" | {{flagicon|USA}} [[Grand Chess Tour 2024|GCT St. Louis]]<br><span style="font-size:85%">T 6th-7th – 0.00</span>
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Grand Chess Tour 2024|Sinquefield Cup]]<br><span style="font-size:85%">T 8th-9th – 0.00</span>
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Grand Chess Tour 2024|Sinquefield Cup]]<br><span style="font-size:85%">T 8th-9th – 0.00</span>
| style="background:#800080" | {{flagicon|AZE}} [[Shamkir Chess|Shusha]]<br><span style="font-size:85%">1st – 11.25</span>
| style="background:#800080" | {{flagicon|AZE}} [[Shamkir Chess|Shusha]]<br><span style="font-size:85%">1st – 11.25</span>
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Revision as of 07:42, 21 October 2024

2024 FIDE Circuit
Duration28 December 2023 – 31 December 2024
Seasons
2025 →

The 2024 FIDE Circuit is a system comprising the top chess tournaments in 2024, which serves as a qualification path for the Candidates Tournament 2026. Players receive points based on their performance and the strength of the tournament. A player's final Circuit score is the sum of their seven best results of the year. The winner of the Circuit qualifies for the Candidates Tournament 2026.[1]

Tournament eligibility

A FIDE-rated individual standard tournament is eligible for the Circuit if it meets the following criteria:[1]

  1. Finish between 1 January 2024 and 15 December 2024.
  2. Has at least 8 players.
  3. Has at least 7 rounds (4 rounds for knockout events).
  4. The 8 highest-rated players have an average standard rating of at least 2550 at the start of tournament. This average is referred to as TAR (tournament average rating).
  5. Players represent at least 3 national federations.
  6. Not more than 50% of the 20 highest-rated players (or all players if fewer than 20) represent one federation.

The Circuit also includes the following tournaments:

  • The World Chess Championship 2024.
  • National Championships that meet points 1 to 4 in above criteria.
  • World Rapid Championship.
  • World Blitz Championship.
  • Continental Rapid Championships.
  • Continental Blitz Championships.
  • Other Rapid and Blitz tournaments that meet the above criteria, except that the TAR must be at least 2700.

Points system

Event points

Circuit points obtained by a player from a tournament are calculated as follows:

where:

  • - Points obtained by player from the tournament
  • - Basic points
  • - Tournament strength factor, calculated as
  • - Tournament weighting
    • 1.0 - Standard classical tournaments
    • 0.8 - World Rapid Championships
    • 0.6 - World Blitz Championships and other Rapid tournaments
    • 0.5 - Mixed Rapid & Blitz tournaments
    • 0.4 - Blitz tournaments

Basic points

Basic points for a tournament are awarded depending on the tournament format:

  • Swiss-system: Top 8 (within top half of ranking), ties included.
  • Round-robin: Top 3 with ties (with the exception of the Candidates Tournament 2024 where points are awarded to all players).
  • Knockout: Third round or later, up to 8 players.

Points are awarded as follows:

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th
11/10 8 7 6 5 4 3 2
  • If the tournament is won outright, basic points for 1st place would be 11 points. Otherwise, 10 basic points would be used for calculation.
  • For tied positions, basic points are calculated as 50% of points for final ranking as determined by tournament's tie-break rules, plus 50% of the sum of basic points assigned for the tied places divided by the number of tied players. If no tie-break rule is applied, basic points are 100% shared equally among all tied players.
  • For round-robin tournaments (other than Candidates), 4th and below are worth zero points for tied players calculation.

FIDE World Championship points

For World Chess Championship 2024, the winner will get points calculated as 1st place basic points multipled by the strength factor, but with its TAR value using winner's performance rating instead.

Player's total and ranking

A player's point total for the ranking is the sum of their best 7 tournaments with the following criteria:

Tournaments Opens (50+) required Rapid/Blitz allowed
5 1 1
6 or 7 2 2
  • If player has 6 or 7 tournaments to count:
    • No more than 4 or 5 respectively standard tournaments with the participation of less than 50 players can be counted.
    • No more than 2 rapid/blitz tournaments can be counted.
  • If player has 5 tournaments or less:
    • No more than 4 standard tournaments with participation of less than 50 players can be counted.
    • No more than 1 rapid/blitz tournament can be counted.

Tournaments that could be included in player's results are as follows:

  • Official FIDE tournaments.
  • National Championships.
  • Other eligible tournaments, counting all tournaments with minimum TAR of 2650 and up to two lower tournaments per host country.

Tournaments

Eligible tournaments as of 14 October 2024.[2]

2024 FIDE Circuit – Eligible Tournaments
Tournament Location Date Type P# TAR Winner
Hastings Masters England Hastings 28 December 2023 – 5 January 2024 105 2552 India Abhijeet Gupta
Tata Steel Masters Netherlands Wijk aan Zee 12–28 January 14 2752+34 China Wei Yi
Tata Steel Challengers Netherlands Wijk aan Zee 12–28 January 14 2637+34 India Leon Luke Mendonca
Djerba Masters Tunisia Djerba 18–25 February 8 2590+12 Belgium Daniel Dardha
Prague Masters Czech Republic Prague 27 February – 7 March 10 2727+14 Uzbekistan Nodirbek Abdusattorov
Prague Challengers Czech Republic Prague 27 February – 7 March 10 2575+34 Turkey Ediz Gurel
Prague Open Czech Republic Prague 27 February – 7 March 267 2567+34 Greece Stamatis Kourkoulos-Arditis
Shenzhen Masters China Shenzhen 29 February – 7 March 8 2698 China Bu Xiangzhi
Cappelle-la-Grande Open France Cappelle-la-Grande 2–8 March 382 2562+58 India Abhimanyu Puranik
Aeroflot Open Russia Moscow 3–7 March 142 2679+78 Iran Amin Tabatabaei
Reykjavik Open Iceland Reykjavík 15–21 March 363 2602+34 Romania Bogdan-Daniel Deac
Fagernes Chess International Norway Fagernes 24–31 March 100 2568 Kazakhstan Rinat Jumabayev
Torneo International de Ajedrez de Roda Spain La Roda 27–31 March 210 2603+78 India Aravindh Chithambaram
Grenke Open Germany Karlsruhe March 26 – April 1 935 2689+14 United States Hans Niemann
Open Internacional de Ajedrez Semana Santa Spain Alicante March 27 – April 1 417 2574+12 Austria Kirill Alekseenko
Menorca Open Spain Menorca April 2–7 284 2676+58 India Arjun Erigaisi
Candidates Canada Toronto April 3–22 FIDE 8 2744+78 India Gukesh Dommaraju
Sunway Formentera Chess Festival Spain Formentera April 9–19 51 2581+34 Germany Alexander Donchenko
Spring Chess Classic United States St. Louis April 11–20 10 2624+78 India Leon Luke Mendonca
TePe Sigeman & Co chess tournament Sweden Malmö April 27 – May 3 8 2676+78 Uzbekistan Nodirbek Abdusattorov
Sardinia World Chess Festival Italy Orosei, Sardinia April 27 – May 4 168 2658+12 Belgium Daniel Dardha
Dubai Police Global Chess Challenge United Arab Emirates Dubai May 3–13 135 2694+38 India Pranav V
GCT Superbet Poland Rapid & Blitz Poland Warsaw May 6–13 Rapid & Blitz 10 2762+38 Norway Magnus Carlsen
Chinese Chess Championship China Xinghua May 6–16 National 12 2570+14 China Wang Yue
Sharjah Masters United Arab Emirates Sharjah May 13–23 88 2720+58 Iran Bardiya Daneshvar
Polish Chess Championship Poland Rzeszów May 21–31 National 10 2586+12 Poland Radosław Wojtaszek
Budapesti Tavaszi Fesztivál Hungary Budapest May 23–31 210 2597+58 Israel Yahli Sokolovsky
Americas Continental Championship Colombia Medellin May 24 – June 2 FIDE 387 2582+18 Colombia Roberto García Pantoja
Dubai Open United Arab Emirates Dubai May 25 – June 2 71 2608+12 Azerbaijan Mahammad Muradli
Vladimir Dvorkovich Memorial Kazakhstan Aktobe May 25 – June 2 90 2682+38 Iran Parham Maghsoodloo
National Open United States Las Vegas June 5–9 136 2583+12 Azerbaijan Vasif Durarbayli
UzChess Cup Masters Uzbekistan Tashkent June 6–14 10 2726+78 Uzbekistan Nodirbek Yakubboev
UzChess Cup Challengers Uzbekistan Tashkent June 6–14 10 2625+58 Uzbekistan Shamsiddin Vokhidov
Stepan Avagyan Memorial Armenia Jermuk June 9–18 10 2679+78 India Arjun Erigaisi
Teplice Open Czech Republic Teplice June 15–23 240 2629 Netherlands Max Warmerdam
Serbian Chess Championship Serbia Senta June 17–25 National 10 2556+18 Serbia Aleksandar Inđić
Arona International Chess Festival Spain Arona, Tenerife June 22–30 161 2584+78 China Xue Haowen
GCT Romania Romania Bucharest June 24 – July 6 10 2761+14 United States Fabiano Caruana
Baku Open Azerbaijan Baku June 29 – July 7 126 2625 Iran Sina Movahed
Dutch Chess Championship Netherlands Utrecht July 6–13 National 16 2586+38 Netherlands Max Warmerdam
GCT Croatia Croatia Zagreb July 8–15 Rapid & Blitz 10 2753 United States Fabiano Caruana
Biel Chess Festival Switzerland Biel/Bienne July 13–26 128 2593+34 Kazakhstan Rinat Jumabayev
DOLE Open/NEXTLANE Grand Prix France Aix-en-Provence July 20–28 177 2627+78 India Pranesh M
GCT St. Louis Rapid and Blitz United States St. Louis August 10–17 Rapid & Blitz 10 2765+38 France Alireza Firouzja
Internationale Dortmunder Schachtage Germany Dortmund August 10–18 193 2582+78 Netherlands Nico Zwirs
Abu Dhabi Masters United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi August 15–24 217 2677+14 Uzbekistan Nodirbek Yakubboev
Russian Championship Russia Barnaul August 16–29 National 12 2668+34 FIDE Vladislav Artemiev[a]
Akiba Rubinstein Chess Festival Poland Polanica-Zdrój August 17–25 10 2696+38 Germany Vincent Keymer
French Chess Championship France Alpe d'Huez August 17–25 National 16 2577+14 France Jules Moussard
Sinquefield Cup United States St. Louis August 17–29 10 2760+58 France Alireza Firouzja
Ibero-American Championships Spain Linares September 24 – October 2 118 2569+78 Spain Alan Pichot
Gashimov Memorial Azerbaijan Shusha September 25–30 Rapid & Blitz 8 2704+58 FIDE Ian Nepomniachtchi[a]
US Chess Championship United States St. Louis October 11–23 National 12 2727
WR Chess Masters Cup England London October 14–17 16 2754 India Arjun Erigaisi
Chennai Grand Masters India Chennai November 5–11 8
European Chess Championship Montenegro Petrovac November 7–20 FIDE
World Chess Championship Singapore Singapore November 20 – December 15 FIDE 2
International President Cup Uzbekistan Tashkent November 21–27
U.S. Masters Chess Championship United States Charlotte November 27 – December 1
London Chess Classic England London November 29 – December 8
London Chess Classic – Open Section England London November 29 – December 8
Elllobregat Open Chess Spain Sant Boi de Llobregat November 29 – December 8
Saint Louis Masters United States St. Louis December 2–8
European Rapid Chess Championship North Macedonia Skopje December 6–8 Rapid
FIDE
European Blitz Chess Championship North Macedonia Skopje December 9–11 Blitz
FIDE
World Rapid Chess Championship United States New York City December 26–28 Rapid
FIDE
Zurcher Weihnachtsopen Switzerland Zürich December 26–30
World Blitz Chess Championship United States New York City December 30–31 Blitz
FIDE

Ranking

At the end of 2024, the best player in the Circuit will qualify for the Candidates Tournament 2026, provided that they have played 5 eligible tournaments, including at least 4 in standard time controls. The current leader is marked in green. "(M)" denotes the Masters section of tournaments while "(Ch)" – Challenger section. Tournaments with 50+ players are marked in aqua, rapid and blitz tournaments are marked in purple.

Top 20 as of 18 October 2024[2]
No. Player Points 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 India Arjun Erigaisi 101.52 China Shenzhen
3rd – 15.18
Germany Grenke Open
T 6th-7th – 6.99
Spain Menorca
1st – 16.19
Sweden Malmö
2nd – 14.00 (T 2nd-3rd)
United Arab Emirates Sharjah
7th – 5.24
Armenia Jermuk
1st – 19.79
England WR Masters
1st – 24.13
[b] Uzbekistan Nodirbek Abdusattorov 92.02 Netherlands Tata Steel (M)
3rd – 14.22 (T 2nd-4th)
Czech Republic Prague (M)
1st – 25.00
Sweden Malmö
1st – 16.21
Poland GCT Poland
6th – 0.00
Uzbekistan Tashkent (M)
2nd – 19.28
United States Sinquefield Cup
T 3rd-4th – 9.12
Azerbaijan Shusha
2nd – 8.19
[b] France Alireza Firouzja 88.16 Netherlands Tata Steel (M)
5th – 0.00
FIDE Candidates
7th – 7.35
Romania GCT Romania
T 2nd-4th – 14.70
Croatia GCT Croatia
T 2nd-4th – 6.33
United States GCT St. Louis
1st – 14.60
United States Sinquefield Cup
1st – 28.67
England WR Masters
T 3rd-4th – 16.51
[b] United States Fabiano Caruana 71.92 FIDE Candidates
4th – 15.92
Romania GCT Romania
1st – 21.23
Croatia GCT Croatia
1st – 13.92
United States GCT St. Louis
T 6th-7th – 0.00
United States Sinquefield Cup
2nd – 20.85
2 Iran Amin Tabatabaei 56.01 Russia Moscow
1st – 19.79
United Arab Emirates Dubai Police
6th – 7.64
United Arab Emirates Sharjah
5th – 7.45
Armenia Jermuk
3rd – 10.79
United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi
5th – 10.34
[b] India Gukesh Dommaraju 55.86 Netherlands Tata Steel (M)
2nd – 14.22 (T 2nd-4th)
Czech Republic Prague (M)
7th – 0.00
FIDE Candidates
1st – 26.94
Poland GCT Poland
10th – 0.00
Romania GCT Romania
T 2nd-4th – 14.70
Croatia GCT Croatia
7th – 0.00
United States Sinquefield Cup
T 5th-7th – 0.00
[b] India R Praggnanandhaa 54.81 Netherlands Tata Steel (M)
7th – 0.00
Czech Republic Prague (M)
4th – 11.36 (T 2nd-4th)
FIDE Candidates
5th – 12.24
Poland GCT Poland
4th – 0.00
Romania GCT Romania
T 2nd-4th – 14.70
United States Sinquefield Cup
T 5th-7th – 0.00
England WR Masters
T 3rd-4th – 16.51
3 Uzbekistan Nodirbek Yakubboev 48.87 Russia Moscow
3rd – 12.14
United Arab Emirates Dubai Police
51st – 0.00
United Arab Emirates Sharjah
86th – 0.00
Kazakhstan Aktobe
12th – 0.41 (T 7th-17th)
Uzbekistan Tashkent (M)
1st – 21.55
United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi
1st – 14.77
4 India Leon Luke Mendonca 47.50 Netherlands Tata Steel (Ch)
1st – 15.15
United States St. Louis (Spring)
1st – 13.74
United Arab Emirates Sharjah
28th – 0.00
United Arab Emirates Dubai Open
23th – 0.00
Switzerland Biel/Bienne
2nd – 7.38
United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi
4th – 11.23
[b] Uzbekistan Shamsiddin Vokhidov 41.10 Russia Moscow
34th – 0.00
United Arab Emirates Sharjah
4th – 15.17
Uzbekistan Tashkent (Ch)
1st – 13.82
United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi
3rd – 12.11
[b] France Maxime Vachier-Lagrave 37.04 Romania GCT Romania
T 5th-7th – 0.00
Croatia GCT Croatia
T 2nd-4th – 6.33
United States GCT St. Louis
T 4th-5th – 0.00
United States Sinquefield Cup
T 3rd-4th – 9.12
England WR Masters
2nd – 21.59
5 United States Hans Niemann 35.17 Netherlands Tata Steel (Ch)
7th – 0.00
Tunisia Djerba
2nd – 7.69
Germany Grenke Open
1st – 20.82
United Arab Emirates Dubai Police
7th – 6.66
United Arab Emirates Sharjah
15th – 0.00
[b] Belgium Daniel Dardha 34.89 Netherlands Tata Steel (Ch)
2nd – 10.33 (T 2nd-3rd)
Tunisia Djerba
1st – 8.60
Spain Menorca
8th – 1.89
Italy Sardinia
1st – 14.07
6 Iran Parham Maghsoodloo 33.35 Netherlands Tata Steel (M)
13th – 0.00
Czech Republic Prague (M)
3rd – 11.36 (T 2nd-4th)
United Arab Emirates Sharjah
9th – 1.93 (T 5th-12th)
Kazakhstan Aktobe
1st – 20.06
Uzbekistan Tashkent (M)
10th – 0.00
England WR Masters
R1 – 0.00
7 FIDE Volodar Murzin[a] 32.34 Spain Menorca
17th – 0.13 (T 8th-21st)
Italy Sardinia
3rd – 11.69
United Arab Emirates Dubai Police
58th – 0.00
United Arab Emirates Sharjah
2nd – 17.37
Armenia Jermuk
10th – 0.00
United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi
7th – 3.15
[b] China Yu Yangyi 32.22 China Shenzhen
2nd – 16.17
United Arab Emirates Dubai Police
22nd – 0.00
United Arab Emirates Sharjah
8th – 4.14
Uzbekistan Tashkent (M)
3rd – 11.91
[b] China Wei Yi 31.04 Netherlands Tata Steel (M)
1st – 20.54
Poland GCT Poland
2nd – 10.50
8 India Abhimanyu Puranik 30.61 France Cappelle-la-Grande
1st – 5.95
Norway Fagernes
2nd – 5.78
United Arab Emirates Sharjah
14th – 0.00
Kazakhstan Aktobe
11th – 0.41 (T 7th-17th)
Azerbaijan Baku
2nd – 9.84
France Aix-en-Provence
3rd – 8.63
United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi
22nd – 0.00
[b] China Bu Xiangzhi 28.64 China Shenzhen
1st – 18.15
Kazakhstan Aktobe
4th – 10.49
[b] FIDE Ian Nepomniachtchi[a] 28.39 Netherlands Tata Steel (M)
8th – 0.00
FIDE Candidates
3rd – 17.14
Romania GCT Romania
T 5th-7th – 0.00
Croatia GCT Croatia
5th – 0.00
United States Sinquefield Cup
T 8th-9th – 0.00
Azerbaijan Shusha
1st – 11.25

Notes

  1. ^ a b c d Russian players' flags are displayed as the FIDE flag, as Russian and Belarusian flags have been banned from FIDE-rated events in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.[3]
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Ineligible for ranking due to minimum events criteria

References

  1. ^ a b "FIDE CIRCUIT 2024 REGULATIONS" (PDF). FIDE. 25 January 2024. Retrieved 28 January 2024.
  2. ^ a b "FIDE Circuit". fide.com. Retrieved 2024-05-04.
  3. ^ Doggers (PeterDoggers), Peter (2022-02-28). "FIDE Condemns Military Action; Takes Measures Against Russia, Belarus". Chess.com. Retrieved 2023-10-15.

See also