Team lines-up of the 1992 Chess Olympics

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The tables name the lineup of teams at the 1992 Chess Olympiad in Manila. The Olympics were attended by 102 teams who hosted a tournament in the Swiss system over 14 rounds. Among them were in addition to the A-selection two other teams of the host country. The classification was primarily based on Brettpunkte, then the Buchholz classification and finally on team points. Each team included four regular and a maximum of two substitutes. As far as play-free teams resulted, they received two board and team points in the respective round. An assignment to individual players did not take place. The reported teams from Yemen and Kenya did not travel. They were included in the pairings until the third round, resulting in battleless victories of their opponents, which were usually counted as 4-0 and also written to the positioned players as battleless individual victories.

Crews

1. Russia

2. Ukraine

3. Armenia

4. USA

5. Latvia

6. Iceland

7. Croatia

8. Georgia

9. Ukraine

10. England

11. Israel

12. Bosnia and Herzegovina

The two substitutes Zdenko Kožul and Nebojša Nikolić were not used during the tournament.

13. Germany

14. Czechoslovakia

15. Switzerland

16. China

17. Hungary

18. Sweden

19 Bulgaria

20. Colombia

21. Slovenia

22. India

23. Netherlands

24. Lithuania

The Grand Master Viktor Gavrikov placed on board 2 was not used.

25. Estonia

26. Peru

27. France

28. Brazil

29 Italy

The first round match against Mali was won without a fight 4-0. It is included in the team balance and in the individual balances of the four regular players.

30. Turkey

The two substitutes Mammed Nurmamedov and Shohrat Muratkuliev were not used.

31. Philippines

32. Poland

33. Norway

34. Argentina

35. Moldova

Both substitutes Ion Solonari and S. Osimin were not used during the Olympics.

36. Romania

37. Turkey

The second substitute player H. Aksoy was not used.

38. Kyrgyzstan

39. Greece

40. Indonesia

41. Spain

42. Philippines C

43. Portugal

44. Philippines B

45. Kazakhstan

46. Australia

47. Austria

48. Denmark

49. Finland

50. Belgium

51 . Mexico

52. Singapore

53. Vietnam

The second substitute named Nguyễn Thị Kim Ngân was not used during the Olympics.

54. Canada

Canada won without a fight with 4-0 against Kenya. This is taken into account in all team balances and the individual balances of the four regular players.

55. Scotland

56. Tunisia

57. Chile

The second substitute player Juan Hernández Ducos was not used.

58. Mongolia

59. Andorra

60. Bangladesh

The team received a free ticket in the last round, for which they were attributed 2 team and board points each, without making an assignment to individual players.

61. New Zealand

62. Puerto Rico