| 127 || || 1866 || 15½ 1 || || |- | 128 || || 1600 || 13½ || || |- | 129 || || 1766 || 11½ || || |} 1 Bermuda actually scored 22 and Papua New Guinea 23 points, but because some of their players refused to submit to doping tests, the points scored by those players were deducted from the final scores: 3½ points from Bermuda and 7½ from Papua New Guinea. Group prizes In addition to the overall medals, prizes were given out to the best teams in five different seeding groups—in other words, the teams who exceeded their seeding the most. Overall medal winners were not eligible for group prizes. {| class="wikitable" |+ Group Prizes ! Group !! Seedingrange !! Team !! Seed !! Overallfinish |- | A || 1–25 || || 10 || 4 |- | B || 26–51 || || 29 || 13 |- | C || 52–77 || || 54 || 43 |- | D || 78–103 || || 83 || 61 |- | E || 104–129 || || 112 || 87 |} Individual medals Performance rating: Baadur Jobava 2842 Board 1: Evgenij Ermenkov 10½ / 12 = 87.5% Board 2: Mohamed Tissir 7½ / 9 = 83.3% Board 3: Rafael Vaganian 9½ / 12 = 79.2% Board 4: Baadur Jobava 8½ / 10 = 85.0% 1st reserve: Vaidas Sakalauskas 6 / 7 = 85.7% 2nd reserve: Sergey Karjakin and Ibrahim Chahrani 6½ / 7 = 92.9% Women's event The women's division was contested by 87 teams representing 84 nations. Spain, as hosts, fielded two teams, whilst the International Braille Chess Association (IBCA) and the International Physically Disabled Chess Association (IPCA) each provided one squad. China, led by first board Xie Jun (ex-World Champion) and second board Xu Yuhua (future champion), entered the competition as top seed and defending triple champions and quickly took the lead, conceding just two draws in their first five matches. They then defeated the silver and bronze medallists from the previous Olympiad, Russia and Poland (each 2–1), in the sixth and eighth rounds, respectively. Eventually they carried a six-point lead into a tenth round match with second placed United States. Susan Polgar (another ex-World Champion), who entered the tournament as the second highest-rated player and achieved the best performance rating of all, drew Xie Jun, while Irina Krush won her second board game against Xu Yuhua.