- Open section
- Standings
- ISV
- Seeded 183, category E
- 3 won, 2 drawn, 6 lost
- Also in the Women section
- US Virgin Islands as a nation
US Virgin Islands
In numbers
place of 206 after round 11
match points from 11 matches
game points; TB1 92½, TB3 81
average rating
Roster
| Board | Player | Games | Score | Perf. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Darryl Allen | 11 | 3½ | 1751 |
| 2 | FM William Van Rensselaer | 11 | 6½ | 1947 |
| 3 | Patrick Miller | 11 | 4½ | 1729 |
| 4 | Marco Emile | 11 | 2½ | 1377 |
Boards follow the order the players have appeared in, as the team list keeps it; board 5 is the reserve. Games and scores count played games only. Performance and rating change come from Lichess. A name opens the player’s page.
Who carries the team
Each board from the player’s rating (hollow) to the performance so far (filled); red, the largest lift, grey, a board below its rating. The grey line is the team’s average rating, the score closes the row. A performance on few games moves a long way.
Matches
Round 2 v Ethiopia ETH
Round 3 v Liberia LBR
Round 4 v Niger NIG
Round 5 v Aruba ARU
Round 6 v Greenland GRL
Round 7 v Fiji FIJ
Round 8 v Mauritius MRI
Round 9 v San Marino SMR
Round 10 v Belize BIZ
Round 11 v Saint Vincent and the Grenadines VIN
Team awards
Thrill Ride
7eval swings
Round 3
The match with the most swings between a one-pawn lead for White and one for Black over its four boards; every board needs Lichess's full analysis.
Whitewash
Round 4
Won the match 4–0, forfeits included.
Promotion Party
2promotions
Round 4, 2 in 4 games (0.5 per game)
Most promotions by the team's players.
Finishers
1checkmate
Round 4, 1 of 4 wins by checkmate on the board
Most checkmates delivered on the board.
Finishers
1checkmate
Round 7, 1 of 2 wins by checkmate on the board
Most checkmates delivered on the board.
Escape Artists
3games saved
Round 9, the deepest hole -5.47
Most games won or drawn from a position the engine had at −3.00 or worse.
Favourite Piece
25.7% of the team's moves
Round 11, Queens, 46 of 179 moves
For each piece, the team whose own moves have the highest share of it.