Women's Results
42 teams took part in the women's event which for the first time was played as a 14-round Swiss system tournament. In the event of a draw, the tie-break was decided first by using the Buchholz system, then by match points.
Like the open event, the women's tournament proved to be a tight affair between the Soviet Union and Hungary, with the Soviet team, captained by world champion Chiburdanidze, winning by half a point. Poland took the bronze.
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# Country Players Average
ratingPoints 1 Soviet Union Chiburdanidze, Gaprindashvili, Alexandria, Ioseliani 2370 32½ 2 Hungary Verőci-Petronić, Ivánka, Porubszky-Angyalosine, Csonkics 2232 32 3 Poland Ereńska-Radzewska, Szmacińska, Wiese, Brustman 2148 26½
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# Country Average
ratingPoints Buchholz MP Head-
to-head4 Romania 2200 26 5 West Germany 2152 24 339.5 6 China 1843 24 338.5 7 Israel 2113 23½ 339.5 8 Yugoslavia 2142 23½ 333.5 9 Bulgaria 2138 23 340.0 10 Brazil 1850 23 300.5 11 Spain 2122 22½ 331.0 12 Argentina 1913 22½ 314.0 13 United States 2092 22 334.0 14 England 2160 22 332.5 15 France 1942 22 312.5 16 Australia 1870 22 302.5 17 Netherlands 2092 21½ 323.0 18 Colombia 1888 21½ 311.0 19 Canada 1938 21½ 305.0 15 2½ 20 Italy 1935 21½ 305.0 15 ½ 21 Sweden 1962 21½ 297.5 22 Iceland 1800 21½ 279.0 23 Dominican Republic 1800 21½ 263.5 24 Greece 1800 21½ 253.0 25 India 2075 21 305.5 26 Ireland 1818 21 287.5 27 Wales 1930 21 277.0 28 Scotland 1817 20½ 286.0 29 New Zealand 1800 20½ 239.0 30 Denmark 1875 20 291.5 31 Switzerland 1907 20 279.0 32 Mexico 1827 20 233.0 33 Austria 1938 19½ 291.0 34 Finland 1900 19½ 283.0 35 Egypt 1800 19½ 234.0 36 Japan 1817 19 283.0 37 Belgium 1800 19 235.0 38 Malta 1800 15 39 Puerto Rico 1800 14½ 40 United Arab Emirates 1800 13½ 41 United States Virgin Islands 1800 4 42 Nigeria 1800 1
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