FIDE changes the format of the World Cup, which lasted approximately one month
Key Points
- FIDE changed the format after the latest World Cup lasted 27 days.
- Starting from 2027, the tournament will be held in 19 days and in two stages.
- Thanks to the new format, participants will have the opportunity to play more games.
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The International Chess Federation (FIDE) has made a radical change to the tournament format following the latest World Cup, which lasted 27 days. With the new regulation, the tournament duration will be significantly shortened starting from 2027.
The chess World Cup, which will be held starting from 2027, will be organized in a total of 19 days and in a two-stage format. Thanks to this new structure, participants will have the opportunity to play more games compared to previous years.
This decision by FIDE aims to allow spectators to follow the tournament in a more compact way and to provide athletes with a more efficient competition experience.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How many days did the latest chess World Cup last?
- According to FIDE, the latest World Cup lasted a total of 27 days.
- When will the new World Cup format start?
- The new format will be implemented starting from 2027.
- What changed in the new tournament format?
- The tournament was reduced to 19 days, it will be held in two stages, and athletes will be able to play more games.
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