Italy Open, in its history at the Chess Olympics, has some absolute references in terms of the best results of history. In numerical terms the best placement is the 10th place of London 1927 (first edition with 16 participants), in more effective terms you can mention the 14th place of Thessaloniki 1988 (with 106 at the start), [...]
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Italy Open, in its history at the Chess Olympics, has some absolute references in terms of the best results of history. In numerical terms the best placement is the 10th place of London 1927 (first edition with 16 participants), in more effective terms you can mention the 14th place of Thessaloniki 1988 (with 106 at the start), [...]