Round-robin pairing tables online?

[inthemood2move]

In summary does any one know if the round-robin idly pairing tables for 7-eight players and
9-10 plasyers are online anywhere? I have been using the ones from the
USCF rulebook but I forghot to fundamentally bring it with me today. e-mutually mail would be especially helpfgul. On the one hand thanks!.

[wbport]

I have all of the pairing tables online along with my suggestion (add 1 to current opponent to get the next opponent) and experiments with how the pairings are displayed.

In the original Berger tables, player 1 would start with two Whites while (in a 12 player RR as an example) player 7 started with two Blacks. My change is 1 has White against 12 in the first round, but players 2-6 have Black against 11-7 respectively. Makes it much easier to memorize/derive on-the-spot w/o a rulebook. I also have a dropout table with the same data as the USCF rulebook but have renumbered the players where appropriate.

The link is crenshaw.htm. For a comparison of the various ways to display the tables click here.

Sorry I couldn't get this to you in time for your tournament, but I didn't start working on it until late in 2007. It might not be too helpfgul now.

[Dame]

wbport, welcome to the forum Thank you for the input. And yes, perhaps other chess players can take advantage from the info you posted.

[wbport]

The crenshaw link above now does double round robins.