You're right, Soheil, they sometimes do but London in particular is a cosmopolitan city so no need to pay for foreign players to come from abroad - unless, of course, they are strong GMs.soheil_hooshdaran wrote:I didn't ask for an appearance fee or pocket money, and sometimes an organizer wants a foreign player in their tournament.
Need for foreign player?
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That's not my actual chess strength. I was 1907.Ian Thompson wrote:What on earth makes you think that a tournament organiser would be prepared to pay all these expenses for someone rated 1756? You're ranked 70,000 in the world, not 7th.soheil_hooshdaran wrote:If they need me, they should bear the expenses, don't they?LawrenceCooper wrote:
You are aware that you would need to pay for all of the above?
Of course I am not a Master, but certainly a strong amateur.
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Iran must have a lot of professionals.soheil_hooshdaran wrote:That's not my actual chess strength. I was 1907.Ian Thompson wrote:What on earth makes you think that a tournament organiser would be prepared to pay all these expenses for someone rated 1756? You're ranked 70,000 in the world, not 7th.soheil_hooshdaran wrote: If they need me, they should bear the expenses, don't they?
Of course I am not a Master, but certainly a strong amateur.
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Yes, In shiraz alone I was ranked 25 even when I was 1907.
But I lost most of my rating during my Master's.
But I lost most of my rating during my Master's.