Olympiad 2026 · Round 3 · Open 19 Sept 2026

Olympiad Round 3 Open: Romania lead a crowded table on six match points

Source: FIDE daily report

Upsets of the Olympiad: Open Round 3

These are the ten largest rating upsets from 46 qualifying games. Draws, forfeits and games involving an unrated player are excluded.

#WinnerRatingDefeatedRatingGap
1Sanker Kim
Cambodia
1583Ali Ehsan Aryan2163+580
2Mohamed Djerbi
Qatar
1666Alex Bullen2096+430
3Timur Daudov
Kyrgyzstan
2063Diego Rafael Di Berardino2471+408
4Chaderek Panchol Manyok
South Sudan
2077Facundo Vazquez2411+334
5Seak Hin Ieong
Macau, China
1914John Ranel Morazo2242+328
6Souminta Yomvilath
Laos
1495Jerome Mboula Mboumba1812+317
7Patrick Christopher Sarota
Tanzania
1688Jose Carlos Vaz1991+303
8Md. Danish Zaqwan Md. Hadi
Brunei Darussalam
1830Fareed Ahmed2132+302
9Khalid Mafaaz
Pakistan
2057Ahmed Kandil2353+296
10Robel Brhane Abrha
Ethiopia
2026Arturo A. Fernandez Hernandez2267+241

Uzbekistan beat Austria 3-1, India beat Italy 3-1 and China beat Bulgaria 3.5-0.5. The United States and Germany had less room, each getting through 2.5-1.5.

Romania head the official Round 3 order on 11.5 game points, ahead of France and Poland on 11. Ten teams hold the maximum six match points, so the ranking is being decided by game points and tiebreaks rather than by anything settled over the board.

Forty-six games qualified as rating upsets, the highest count of the tournament so far. The largest gap belonged to Cambodia's Sanker Kim, rated 1583, who beat Iraq's Ali Ehsan Aryan, rated 2163, a difference of 580 points. Mohamed Djerbi of Qatar and Timur Daudov of Kyrgyzstan followed at 430 and 408.

Top 10 after Round 3

The official Chess-Results order is retained, including shared ranks. MP is match points and GP is game points. Teams level on both are separated by tiebreaks that are not shown here.

RankTeamFEDMPGP
1RomaniaROU611.5
2FranceFRA611
2PolandPOL611
4UzbekistanUZB610.5
4ChinaCHN610.5
6SpainESP610
7GermanyGER610
7AzerbaijanAZE610
7ArmeniaARM610
7Czech RepublicCZE610

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