Here are the prizes for the qualification tournament:
"8) Qualification round:
King Me - $10 (lowest amount of inaccuracies with the king piece)
Her Majesty - $10 (lowest amount of inaccuracies with the queen piece)
Castle Safely - $10 (lowest amount of inaccuracies with the rook piece)
Bishop Pair - $10 (lowest amount of inaccuracies with the bishop piece)
Tricky Steed - $10 (lowest amount of inaccuracies with the knight piece)
Brave Soldier - $10 (lowest amount of inaccuracies with the pawn piece)"
What this means is that after analyzing all of a player's games in the qualification round, I will see what piece of his or hers made any given inaccuracy; I will then add up the number of times each piece made a certain inaccuracy and compare it with other players' piece inaccuracy score. The person with the lowest amount of inaccuracies for each type will receive one of the above prizes.
For example:
A has 2 inaccuracies, 2 of which are with the king
B has 3 inaccuracies, 3 of which are with the king
In this simplified example, A will win the "King Me" prize.
There might be the possibility that a given player will win all prizes, but I doubt that this will happen. In case it does, more power to him or her!
