Bonjour, en fouillant sur le site de la FIDE (dans la partie Financial regulations), j'ai trouvé une bonne partie de ma réponse:
10.1 The registration fee is calculated on the basis of the following division: (GA '95) Tournaments of categories 0 to 3 50 Swiss Francs (EB '99)
Tournaments of categories 4 and 5 100 Swiss Francs
Tournaments of categories 6 and 7 150 Swiss Francs
Tournaments of categories 8 to 10 200 Swiss Francs
Other categories multiply 40 Swiss Francs by the category.
Swiss Tournaments (Number of players multiplied by Sfr.2
for up to 300 players and then multiply by SFr.1
Team Tournaments (SFr.30 per team, except for national championship, which will pay a maximum of SFr.200)
Matches, according to category above.
Donc si j'ai bien compris, que ce soit un tournoi de 10 joueurs ou un match à 2 joueurs de catégorie 0 (moyenne de moins de 2251), ça va coûter 50 francs suisses.
La FCE doit se prendre des frais pour elle-même également.
Réjean Tremblay
Frais pour une compétition cotée FIDE
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Réjean Tremblay
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Réjean Tremblay
- Grand Maître
- Messages : 8040
- Enregistré le : mar. sept. 02, 2003 3:08 pm
- Localisation : (Candidat Maître à la FIDE)
Voici ce que dit le site de la FCE pour un événement coté FIDE:
790. FIDE-Rated Events
Events may be rated by FIDE if they meet the following requirements:
a) In a Round-Robin, at least 3 of the players must be rated.
b) In a Swiss or Team event, only games against rated players are counted. If a player meets less than 3 rated opponents in an event, that event will not count towards his rating.
c) Each player must have a minimum of 120 minutes. No more than two rounds per day are allowed.
d) The event must be pre-registered with the CFC office at least four months before the start of the event. The FIDE Events pre-registration form to be sent to the CFC office is here. The crosstable must be sent to the CFC within one week of the completion of the event along with an updated event registration form, and the FIDE rating fee payment.
e) The following scheduled FIDE rating fee structure is payable to the CFC provided the event is submitted within 1 week to the CFC office. If the event is submitted to the CFC office after 1 week, then there is a $110 late fee due to the policies of FIDE. [see Motion 2003-05; 02-03GL4, January 2003]
Round Robin & Matches: Category 0 - 3 $55, Category 4 & 5 $110, Category 6 & 7 $165, Category 8 to 10 $220. For higher categories, multiply category by $44.
Swiss Tournaments: Players 1 to 300 = $2.20 per player; Players 301 & up = $1.10 per player. In addition, there is a $100 flat fee per tournament. So, if there are several FIDE rated sections in one tournament, you would still pay $100.
Pour un match on parle de $55, plus les frais de cotation FCE et FQE, donc $61.
Réjean Tremblay
790. FIDE-Rated Events
Events may be rated by FIDE if they meet the following requirements:
a) In a Round-Robin, at least 3 of the players must be rated.
b) In a Swiss or Team event, only games against rated players are counted. If a player meets less than 3 rated opponents in an event, that event will not count towards his rating.
c) Each player must have a minimum of 120 minutes. No more than two rounds per day are allowed.
d) The event must be pre-registered with the CFC office at least four months before the start of the event. The FIDE Events pre-registration form to be sent to the CFC office is here. The crosstable must be sent to the CFC within one week of the completion of the event along with an updated event registration form, and the FIDE rating fee payment.
e) The following scheduled FIDE rating fee structure is payable to the CFC provided the event is submitted within 1 week to the CFC office. If the event is submitted to the CFC office after 1 week, then there is a $110 late fee due to the policies of FIDE. [see Motion 2003-05; 02-03GL4, January 2003]
Round Robin & Matches: Category 0 - 3 $55, Category 4 & 5 $110, Category 6 & 7 $165, Category 8 to 10 $220. For higher categories, multiply category by $44.
Swiss Tournaments: Players 1 to 300 = $2.20 per player; Players 301 & up = $1.10 per player. In addition, there is a $100 flat fee per tournament. So, if there are several FIDE rated sections in one tournament, you would still pay $100.
Pour un match on parle de $55, plus les frais de cotation FCE et FQE, donc $61.
Réjean Tremblay