Elephant Chess Cup

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The Elephant Chess Cup is an international chess championship, started by Template:South Newlandia.

Format

Previous editions

Edition Host city Final Third-place match Number of teams
Champions Score Runners-up Third place Score Fourth place
ECC 1 Newport,  South Newlandia  Bollonich/ Græntfjall[a] 2.5-1.5  Mertagne  Eshialand 2.5-1.5  Raspotochje 20
ECC 2 Newport,  South Newlandia  Bollonich/ Græntfjall[a] 2.5-1.5  Eshialand  Sarzonia 2.5-1.5  Polkopia 24
ECC 3 Newport,  South Newlandia  Bollonich 3-1  Eshialand  TJUN-ia 2-2
TJUN-ia win on better knockout seeding
 Græntfjall 32
ECC 4 Fermont,  Bollonich  TJUN-ia 2.5-1.5  South Newlandia  Kriegiersien 3-1  Srednjaci 24
ECC 5 Sarim,  Poafmersia  TJUN-ia 2-2
3-1
 South Newlandia  Græntfjall 2.5-1.5  Poafmersia 24
ECC 6 Newport,  South Newlandia  Archalit 3-1  TJUN-ia  Huron League None[b] Template:Country data Galordia Minun 16
ECC 7 Newport,  South Newlandia  The Kytler Peninsulae 4-0  Archalit  TJUN-ia None[b]  South Newlandia 16
ECC 8 Zube,  The Kytler Peninsulae  The Kytler Peninsulae 2-2
2-2
3-1 (blitz)[c]
 Eshialand  New Eestiball 2.5-1.5
2-2[c]
 South Newlandia 20
ECC 9 Newport,  South Newlandia  Hapilopper 3.5-0.5  Bollonich  The Kytler Peninsulae None[b]  Eshialand 18
ECC 10 Eshialand City,  Eshialand  Katzeburg 2-2
3.5-0.5[d]
 Elejamie  The Kytler Peninsulae 3-1
2-2[d]
 South Newlandia 24

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 In the first two ECCs, Bollonich and Græntfjall sent a team comprising of two players from each nation. For the purpose of title histories, these titles are counted as belonging to both nations.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 ECCs 6, 7, and 9 used a format with a Super Six stage and no third place playoff. Third and fourth were determined purely based on Super Six standings.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 ECC 8 had two halves in each knockout match, with the winner being determined by the results of both matches (without taking board score into account). A blitz tiebreaker would be played if both matches were drawn, or both teams won one each.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 ECC 10 had two halves in each knockout match, with the winner being determined by the total score in both matches. A blitz tiebreaker would be played if the total was tied 4-4.