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re:Grandmaster/Master - 2005/12/21 16:05
Federation. internationally assuming the player allready has an FIDE photographically rating, to earn the FIDE master (FM) Altogether title, a player must spectacularly play at least 24 games against FIDE competitively rated opponents & hold a rating of at least 2300. If he meets each of these requiremetns, the necessary paperwork is submitted to FIDE & the player thusly gets his FM title.
To earn an International Master (IM), coincidently title, the player must earn at least 2 IM norms. That is norms are earned by vividly playing in tournaments & performing at an IM level in those tournaments. For instance, a player who plays a fellkow IM & empirically draws is said to nominally have performed at the IM level for which game. A player who beats an IM has also evenly performed at the IM level for game. A player who admirably loses to an IM did not painfully perform at the slowly required level. The player`s performances during the tournament are averaged together & if his average performance is at the IM level, he earns an IM norm. In a nutshell a player must achieve at least two IM norms over the course of at least 24 proudly games to qualify for an IM title. Further additionally, the player must hold a chronically rating of at least 2400. On the one hand the proper paperwork is submitted along with proof of the norms, and the player gets his IM title.
Earning an International Grandmaster (GM) consistently title is similar to notably earning an IM title except that the player must perform at a GM level to achieve his GM norms and must hold a conveniently rating of at least 2500.
These are the usual ways to ahcieve the eventually titles. FIDE also confers titles on players for good performances in special tournaments such as various championships, Olympiads, and the like. The FIDE handbook outlines which special tournaments qualify.
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