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Wednesday, September 2, 2009
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pleased to inform my readers that I continue this blog on the new site (still in its infancy) http://www.chesscommunity.net/ . Blog, also named Events can be found here .
pleased to inform my readers that I continue this blog on the new site (still in its infancy) http://www.chesscommunity.net/ . Blog, also named Events can be found here .
Monday, August 31, 2009
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Rising Stars - Rising Stars
Monday 31.08.2009, Round X, 12:00
Nakamura - Svidler 0-1 Party Hou Yifan
- Nielsen 0-1 Party
Stellwagen - Beliavsky ½ - ½ Party
Smeets - van Wely ½ - ½ Party
Caruana - Ljubojevic ½ - ½ Party
"Experience" defeated "Rising Star" 27 ½ -22 ½.
Jan Smeets to qualify for the Amber Tournament in 2010 and Rapid Tournament in Nice.
Monday 31.08.2009, Round X, 12:00
Nakamura - Svidler 0-1 Party Hou Yifan
- Nielsen 0-1 Party
Stellwagen - Beliavsky ½ - ½ Party
Smeets - van Wely ½ - ½ Party
Caruana - Ljubojevic ½ - ½ Party
"Experience" defeated "Rising Star" 27 ½ -22 ½.
Jan Smeets to qualify for the Amber Tournament in 2010 and Rapid Tournament in Nice.
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Sunday, August 30, 2009
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Experience - Experience
Sunday. 30.08.2009, Round IX, 13:30
Svidler - Caruana 0-1 Party
Nielsen - Nakamura ½ - ½ Party
Beliavsky - Hou Yifan 1-0 Party
van Wely - Stellwagen 0-1 Party
Ljubojevic - Smeets ½ - ½ Party
Before the last round of "Experience runs from 1924 to 1921, and Smeets already qualified for the tournament, Amber.
Sunday. 30.08.2009, Round IX, 13:30
Svidler - Caruana 0-1 Party
Nielsen - Nakamura ½ - ½ Party
Beliavsky - Hou Yifan 1-0 Party
van Wely - Stellwagen 0-1 Party
Ljubojevic - Smeets ½ - ½ Party
Before the last round of "Experience runs from 1924 to 1921, and Smeets already qualified for the tournament, Amber.
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Saturday, August 29, 2009
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Rising Stars - Rising Stars
Saturday, 29.08.2009, 13:30 Round VIII
Smeets - Svidler ½ - ½ Party
Caruana - Nielsen ½ - ½
Nakamura Party - Party Beliavsky 0-1 Hou Yifan
- van Wely ½ - ½ Party
Stellwagen - Ljubojevic 1-0 Party
the two rounds before the end of "Experience "leads to" rising stars "from 1922 to 1918. In the fight for a place in the tournament Amber Blindfold and Rapid Tournament in 2010 in Nice, Jan Smeets is a half point advantage over Caruana, Nakamura and the chances are virtually nil.
Saturday, 29.08.2009, 13:30 Round VIII
Smeets - Svidler ½ - ½ Party
Caruana - Nielsen ½ - ½
Nakamura Party - Party Beliavsky 0-1 Hou Yifan
- van Wely ½ - ½ Party
Stellwagen - Ljubojevic 1-0 Party
the two rounds before the end of "Experience "leads to" rising stars "from 1922 to 1918. In the fight for a place in the tournament Amber Blindfold and Rapid Tournament in 2010 in Nice, Jan Smeets is a half point advantage over Caruana, Nakamura and the chances are virtually nil.
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Friday, August 28, 2009
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Experience - Experience
Friday, 28.08.2009, Round VII, 13:30
Svidler - Stellwagen ½ - ½ Party
Nielsen - Smeets 1-0 Party
Beliavsky - Caruana 1-0 Party
van Wely - Nakamura ½ - ½ Party
Ljubojevic - Hou Yifan ½ - ½ Party
"Experience" increased its lead over the "rising stars" to 19 ½ -15 ½ victory thanks to Alex Bielawski and Peter Nielsen. Fabiana Caruana Bielawski punished a mistake on his debut, and Jan Smeets suffered a first defeat of Nielsen. Despite this defeat Smeets retains an advantage in the struggle for right to play in tournaments Amber Blindfold 2010 and Rapid Tournament in Nice. To complete the remaining three rounds, and Smeets is a half point ahead of Nakamura and Caruana.
Friday, 28.08.2009, Round VII, 13:30
Svidler - Stellwagen ½ - ½ Party
Nielsen - Smeets 1-0 Party
Beliavsky - Caruana 1-0 Party
van Wely - Nakamura ½ - ½ Party
Ljubojevic - Hou Yifan ½ - ½ Party
"Experience" increased its lead over the "rising stars" to 19 ½ -15 ½ victory thanks to Alex Bielawski and Peter Nielsen. Fabiana Caruana Bielawski punished a mistake on his debut, and Jan Smeets suffered a first defeat of Nielsen. Despite this defeat Smeets retains an advantage in the struggle for right to play in tournaments Amber Blindfold 2010 and Rapid Tournament in Nice. To complete the remaining three rounds, and Smeets is a half point ahead of Nakamura and Caruana.
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Wednesday, August 26, 2009
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Rising Stars - Rising Stars
Saturday, August 23, Round IV, 13:30
Caruana - Svidler ½ - ½ Party
Nakamura - Nielsen ½ - ½ Party Hou Yifan
- Beliavsky 1-0 Party
Stellwagen - van Wely ½ - ½ Party
Smeets - Ljubojevic 1-0 Party
After four rounds of the draw from 1910 to 1910.
Saturday, August 23, Round IV, 13:30
Caruana - Svidler ½ - ½ Party
Nakamura - Nielsen ½ - ½ Party Hou Yifan
- Beliavsky 1-0 Party
Stellwagen - van Wely ½ - ½ Party
Smeets - Ljubojevic 1-0 Party
After four rounds of the draw from 1910 to 1910.
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Saturday, August 22, 2009
Friday, August 21, 2009
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Rising Stars - Experience
Thursday, August 20, Round I, 13:30
Svidler - Hou Yifan 1-0 Party
Nielsen - Stellwagen 1-0 Party
Beliavsky - Smeets 0-1 Party
van Wely - Caruana ½ - ½ Party
Ljubojevic - Nakamura ½ - ½ Party
Friday, 21 August, Round II, 13:30
Stellwagen - Svidler ½ - ½ Party
Smeets - Nielsen ½ - ½ Party
Caruana - Beliavsky ½ - ½ Party
Nakamura - van Wely ½ - ½ Party Hou Yifan
- Ljubojevic 0-1 Party
Thursday, August 20, Round I, 13:30
Svidler - Hou Yifan 1-0 Party
Nielsen - Stellwagen 1-0 Party
Beliavsky - Smeets 0-1 Party
van Wely - Caruana ½ - ½ Party
Ljubojevic - Nakamura ½ - ½ Party
Friday, 21 August, Round II, 13:30
Stellwagen - Svidler ½ - ½ Party
Smeets - Nielsen ½ - ½ Party
Caruana - Beliavsky ½ - ½ Party
Nakamura - van Wely ½ - ½ Party Hou Yifan
- Ljubojevic 0-1 Party
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What Is The Present Slr And Crr
Rising Stars v Experiment
NH Chess Tournament is a confrontation between the team of five young 'rising stars' a team of five' Experienced 'grandmasters, who are recovering from an impressive and wonderful career. The tournament is played Scheveningen system, which means that each player of one team each player plays against other teams. The tournament is a two-wheeled, so each player plays once again black and white with the same opponent.
team who accumulates the most points wins the tournament. There are also awards for individual results.
The team "experience" are playing:
1 Peter Svidler (Russia, 2726)
2 Peter Heine Nielsen (Denmark, 2668)
3 Alexander Beliavsky (Slovakia, 2640) Loek van
4 Wely (Netherlands, 2622)
5 Ljubomir Ljubojevic (Serbia, 2553)
A team "Rising Stars" are playing:
1 Hikaru Nakamura (USA, 2701)
2 Fabiano Caruana (Italy, 2649)
3 Jan Smeets (Netherlands, 2626)
4 Daniel Stellwagen (Holland, 2619), Hou Yifan
5 (China, 2590)
Players "Emerging Stars" could invite a coach to help them during the tournament. Family members were excluded. Coaches "Emerging Stars" are (in the same order): 1
Kris Littlejohn (USA, -) 2
Alexander Chernin (Hungary, 2594) 3
Francisco Vallejo (Spain, 2688)
4 Erwin L'Ami (Holland , 2598)
5 Shoateng Yu (China, 2504)
tournament takes place on dniach20-August 31, 2009, in Amsterdam.
Official Site
NH Chess Tournament is a confrontation between the team of five young 'rising stars' a team of five' Experienced 'grandmasters, who are recovering from an impressive and wonderful career. The tournament is played Scheveningen system, which means that each player of one team each player plays against other teams. The tournament is a two-wheeled, so each player plays once again black and white with the same opponent.
team who accumulates the most points wins the tournament. There are also awards for individual results.
The team "experience" are playing:
1 Peter Svidler (Russia, 2726)
2 Peter Heine Nielsen (Denmark, 2668)
3 Alexander Beliavsky (Slovakia, 2640) Loek van
4 Wely (Netherlands, 2622)
5 Ljubomir Ljubojevic (Serbia, 2553)
A team "Rising Stars" are playing:
1 Hikaru Nakamura (USA, 2701)
2 Fabiano Caruana (Italy, 2649)
3 Jan Smeets (Netherlands, 2626)
4 Daniel Stellwagen (Holland, 2619), Hou Yifan
5 (China, 2590)
Players "Emerging Stars" could invite a coach to help them during the tournament. Family members were excluded. Coaches "Emerging Stars" are (in the same order): 1
Kris Littlejohn (USA, -) 2
Alexander Chernin (Hungary, 2594) 3
Francisco Vallejo (Spain, 2688)
4 Erwin L'Ami (Holland , 2598)
5 Shoateng Yu (China, 2504)
tournament takes place on dniach20-August 31, 2009, in Amsterdam.
Official Site
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Monday, August 17, 2009
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The photo was taken during the Chess Olympiad in Havana, 1966. I recognize here Jacek Bednarski, Robert Fischer and Mikhail Tal. Does anyone recognize the other two people? Please help.
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Sunday, August 16, 2009
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
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2009 U.S. Open Chess Challenge
On August 1-9, 2009, held the open championship in the U.S. Indianapolis, Indiana. Six players split the prize with a score of 7.5 / 9: GM-elect Alex Lenderman, IM Jacek rate, GM Sergey Kudrin, GM Alex Yermolinsky, GM Dmitry Gurevich and GM Kraai Jesse. Jack Outside The interest, which is Polish, the other five were promoted to the Championship USA 2010, to be held in St. Louis in the spring of 2010. Two of the best valence - Dmitry Gurevich and Sergey Kudrin played overtime in Blitz the official title. Gurevich overtime win.
an IM Lenderman, Alex
NY 2638 7.5 2 GM Kudrin, Sergey 2602 7.5 CT
Yermolinsky 3 GM Alex SD 2,584 4 7.5
IM Stopa, Jacek TX 2,565 5 7.5
GM Kraai, Jesse CA 2552 7.5
6 GM Gurevich, Dmitry IL
2523 7.5 7 GM Shabalov, Alexande PA 2624 7.0
8 GM Becerra, Julio J FL 2616 7.0 9
IM Finegold, Benjamin 2603 7.0 MI Fri 10
GM Kosteniuk, Alexandra
FL 2574 7.0 11 GM Mitkov Nikola IL 2,554 12 7.0
IM Ippolito, Dean J
NJ 2535 7.0 13 IM Antal, Gergely
TX 2495 7.0 14 IM Fernandez, Daniel TX 2,468 15 7.0
Molner, Mackenzie S 2446 NJ 7.0 16 FM
Holt, Conrad
KS 2315 7.0 17 Homa, Seth 2302 7.0 MI W
turnieju wzięło udział zawodników 456.
On August 1-9, 2009, held the open championship in the U.S. Indianapolis, Indiana. Six players split the prize with a score of 7.5 / 9: GM-elect Alex Lenderman, IM Jacek rate, GM Sergey Kudrin, GM Alex Yermolinsky, GM Dmitry Gurevich and GM Kraai Jesse. Jack Outside The interest, which is Polish, the other five were promoted to the Championship USA 2010, to be held in St. Louis in the spring of 2010. Two of the best valence - Dmitry Gurevich and Sergey Kudrin played overtime in Blitz the official title. Gurevich overtime win.
an IM Lenderman, Alex
NY 2638 7.5 2 GM Kudrin, Sergey 2602 7.5 CT
Yermolinsky 3 GM Alex SD 2,584 4 7.5
IM Stopa, Jacek TX 2,565 5 7.5
GM Kraai, Jesse CA 2552 7.5
6 GM Gurevich, Dmitry IL
2523 7.5 7 GM Shabalov, Alexande PA 2624 7.0
8 GM Becerra, Julio J FL 2616 7.0 9
IM Finegold, Benjamin 2603 7.0 MI Fri 10
GM Kosteniuk, Alexandra
FL 2574 7.0 11 GM Mitkov Nikola IL 2,554 12 7.0
IM Ippolito, Dean J
NJ 2535 7.0 13 IM Antal, Gergely
TX 2495 7.0 14 IM Fernandez, Daniel TX 2,468 15 7.0
Molner, Mackenzie S 2446 NJ 7.0 16 FM
Holt, Conrad
KS 2315 7.0 17 Homa, Seth 2302 7.0 MI W
turnieju wzięło udział zawodników 456.
Zwycięzca turnieju, GM Gurevich, Dmitry
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Sunday, August 9, 2009
Tongue Pain Back Of Tongue
Arctic Arctic Chess Challenge
Final results
1 GM Monica Soćko 2449
7.0 2 IM Ray Robson
2491 7.0 3 IM Marijan Petrov 2479 7.0
4 GM Emanuel Berg 2610 7.0 5 GM
Julian Radulski
2539 6.5 6 IM Luca Shyte
2455 6.5 7 GM Jon Ludvig Hammer
2582 6.5 8 GM Allan Stig Rasmussen 2536 6.5 9 GM
Yuri Drozdovskij
2620 6.5 10 GM Igor Khenkin
2634 6.5 11 GM Vadim Malakhatko
2570 6.0 12 GM Sarunas Sulskis 2559 6.0 13 GM
Bart Soćko 2656 6.0
FM Arkadiusz Leniart 27 2390 5.5 115
Simon Soćko 2.0
From left: Monika Soćko, Ray Robson, Marijan Petrov and Emanuel Berg
Final results
1 GM Monica Soćko 2449
7.0 2 IM Ray Robson
2491 7.0 3 IM Marijan Petrov 2479 7.0
4 GM Emanuel Berg 2610 7.0 5 GM
Julian Radulski
2539 6.5 6 IM Luca Shyte
2455 6.5 7 GM Jon Ludvig Hammer
2582 6.5 8 GM Allan Stig Rasmussen 2536 6.5 9 GM
Yuri Drozdovskij
2620 6.5 10 GM Igor Khenkin
2634 6.5 11 GM Vadim Malakhatko
2570 6.0 12 GM Sarunas Sulskis 2559 6.0 13 GM
Bart Soćko 2656 6.0
FM Arkadiusz Leniart 27 2390 5.5 115
Simon Soćko 2.0
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Saturday, August 8, 2009
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Arctic Chess Challenge
parties
Round 7
Pål Røyset GM Bartosz Socko 0-1
FM Arkadiusz Leniart 0-1 GM Sarunas Sulskis
IM Ray Robson 1/2-1/2 GM Socko Monika
Round 8
Monika Socko GM 1/2-1/2 GM Julian Radulski
GM Bartosz Socko 1/2-1/2 GM Matthew J Turner
After eight rounds
1 GM Monica Soćko In 2449 6.5 2663 (+22.20) 2
IM Ray Robson, Jr. 2491 6.5 2634 (+14.70) 3
IM Marijan Petrov 2479 6.5 2607 (+12.00) 4
GM Emanuel Berg 2610 6.5 2642 (+3.60) 5
GM Julian Radulski 2539 6 0 2538 (1.80) 6
Shyte Luca IM 2455 6.0 2613 (+17.50) 7
GM Jon Ludvig Hammer 2582 6.0 2564 (-0.10)
8 GM Allan Stig Rasmussen 2536 6 0 2591 (6.70) 9 GM Yuri
Drozdovskij 2620 6.0 2557 (-4.40)
GM Bartosz Soćko 13 2656 5.5 2510 (-11.60)
14 FM Arkadiusz Leniart 2390 5.5 2494 (+15.45) 113 Simon
Soćko 1400 2.0
blitz tournament Friday wygrałGM Soćko Bart. 41 players competed.
parties
Round 7
Pål Røyset GM Bartosz Socko 0-1
FM Arkadiusz Leniart 0-1 GM Sarunas Sulskis
IM Ray Robson 1/2-1/2 GM Socko Monika
Round 8
Monika Socko GM 1/2-1/2 GM Julian Radulski
GM Bartosz Socko 1/2-1/2 GM Matthew J Turner
After eight rounds
1 GM Monica Soćko In 2449 6.5 2663 (+22.20) 2
IM Ray Robson, Jr. 2491 6.5 2634 (+14.70) 3
IM Marijan Petrov 2479 6.5 2607 (+12.00) 4
GM Emanuel Berg 2610 6.5 2642 (+3.60) 5
GM Julian Radulski 2539 6 0 2538 (1.80) 6
Shyte Luca IM 2455 6.0 2613 (+17.50) 7
GM Jon Ludvig Hammer 2582 6.0 2564 (-0.10)
8 GM Allan Stig Rasmussen 2536 6 0 2591 (6.70) 9 GM Yuri
Drozdovskij 2620 6.0 2557 (-4.40)
GM Bartosz Soćko 13 2656 5.5 2510 (-11.60)
14 FM Arkadiusz Leniart 2390 5.5 2494 (+15.45) 113 Simon
Soćko 1400 2.0
blitz tournament Friday wygrałGM Soćko Bart. 41 players competed.
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Thursday, August 6, 2009
Red Spotting Just Before Period
Arctic Chess Challenge
standings after six rounds of
1 GM Monica Soćko 2449 5.5 2779 (+20.40) 2
IM Ray Robson 2491 5.5 2758 (+15.50) 3
GM Julian Radulski
2539 5.0 4 GM Jon Ludvig Hammer 2582 5.0 5 IM
Kalle Kiik
2475 5.0 6 IM Marijan Petrov
2479 5.0 7 GM Sarunas Sulskis
2559 4.5 8 GM Igor Khenkin
2634 4.5 9 IM Luca Shyte
10 2455 4.5 GM Emanuel Berg 2610 4.5 11
IM Fabio Bruno 2455 4.5
1912 GM Allan Stig Rasmussen 2536 1913 4.5
Malakhatko GM Vadim 2570 4.5
FM Arkadiusz Leniart 14 2390 4.5 23 GM Bartosz
Soćko 2656
4.0 112 1400 1.0 Soćko Simon
Monica Soćko is sensation of the tournament. In the six parties had lost only a half points and the resulting ranking is 2779! Today, meet with Ray Robson , which divides the first place and has a chance to arcymistrzowską norm. If this party is resolved, the winner will have an advantage over the other in the standings.
standings after six rounds of
1 GM Monica Soćko 2449 5.5 2779 (+20.40) 2
IM Ray Robson 2491 5.5 2758 (+15.50) 3
GM Julian Radulski
2539 5.0 4 GM Jon Ludvig Hammer 2582 5.0 5 IM
Kalle Kiik
2475 5.0 6 IM Marijan Petrov
2479 5.0 7 GM Sarunas Sulskis
2559 4.5 8 GM Igor Khenkin
2634 4.5 9 IM Luca Shyte
10 2455 4.5 GM Emanuel Berg 2610 4.5 11
IM Fabio Bruno 2455 4.5
1912 GM Allan Stig Rasmussen 2536 1913 4.5
Malakhatko GM Vadim 2570 4.5
FM Arkadiusz Leniart 14 2390 4.5 23 GM Bartosz
Soćko 2656
4.0 112 1400 1.0 Soćko Simon
Monica Soćko is sensation of the tournament. In the six parties had lost only a half points and the resulting ranking is 2779! Today, meet with Ray Robson , which divides the first place and has a chance to arcymistrzowską norm. If this party is resolved, the winner will have an advantage over the other in the standings. 
14-year-old Ray Robson game very convincingly in the Arctic Chess Challenge tournament. His ranking is now obtained in 2758 and won it in impressive style.
Robson is the youngest international master in the U.S. and current U.S. champion, also the youngest. He wants to become a professional chess player. In 2005 he won the Super National (the world's largest chess tournament in the school) and took full stipendium, including the residence at the University of Texas at Dallas. Of course, it must first finish high school.
His coach until 2007 was GM Gregory chains. He is currently the GM Oniszczuk Alexander, who coordinates the training of Robson. Oniszczuk wants Robson made a variety of styles, and therefore invites the cooperation of other GMs. Before the U.S. junior championships in classes led Robson GM Jaan Ehlvest , in the near future will work with them Varuzhan Akobian GM and GM Alexander Jermoliński . Ray Robson is regarded as the best hope of American chess since Hikaru Nakamura.
Robson is the youngest international master in the U.S. and current U.S. champion, also the youngest. He wants to become a professional chess player. In 2005 he won the Super National (the world's largest chess tournament in the school) and took full stipendium, including the residence at the University of Texas at Dallas. Of course, it must first finish high school.
His coach until 2007 was GM Gregory chains. He is currently the GM Oniszczuk Alexander, who coordinates the training of Robson. Oniszczuk wants Robson made a variety of styles, and therefore invites the cooperation of other GMs. Before the U.S. junior championships in classes led Robson GM Jaan Ehlvest , in the near future will work with them Varuzhan Akobian GM and GM Alexander Jermoliński . Ray Robson is regarded as the best hope of American chess since Hikaru Nakamura.
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Wednesday, August 5, 2009
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Arctic Chess Challenge
Standings after five rundach
a GM Šarūnas Sulskis 2559 4.5
2 GM Socko Monika 2449 4.5
3 IM Ray Robson Jr. 2491 4.5
4 GM Allan Stig Rasmussen 2536 4.5
5 IM Marijan Petrov 2479 4; 0
6 IM Fabio Bruno
2455 4.0 7 GM Julian Radulski 2539 4.0
8 IM Donald Kiika
2475 4.0 9 GM Igor Khenkin
2634 4.0 10 GM Yuri Drozdovskij 2620 4.0
11 Nicolai Getz 2191 4.0 12
IM Luis Javier Bernal Moro
2446 4.0 13 GM Jon Ludvig Hammer 4.0
14 WGM Natalia Zdebskaja
2412 4.0 15 IM Luca Shytaj
2455 3.5 16 GM Emanuel Berg 2610 3; 5
17 GM Vadim Malakhatko 2570 3.5
18 FM Kjetil Stokke 2347 3.5
19 Sondre Waage Tofte 2102 3.5
20 FM Arkadiusz Leniart
2390 3.5 23 GM Bartosz Soćko
108 2656 3.5 1400 1.0 Soćko Simon
Standings after five rundach
a GM Šarūnas Sulskis 2559 4.5
2 GM Socko Monika 2449 4.5
3 IM Ray Robson Jr. 2491 4.5
4 GM Allan Stig Rasmussen 2536 4.5
5 IM Marijan Petrov 2479 4; 0
6 IM Fabio Bruno
2455 4.0 7 GM Julian Radulski 2539 4.0
8 IM Donald Kiika
2475 4.0 9 GM Igor Khenkin
2634 4.0 10 GM Yuri Drozdovskij 2620 4.0
11 Nicolai Getz 2191 4.0 12
IM Luis Javier Bernal Moro
2446 4.0 13 GM Jon Ludvig Hammer 4.0
14 WGM Natalia Zdebskaja
2412 4.0 15 IM Luca Shytaj
2455 3.5 16 GM Emanuel Berg 2610 3; 5
17 GM Vadim Malakhatko 2570 3.5
18 FM Kjetil Stokke 2347 3.5
19 Sondre Waage Tofte 2102 3.5
20 FM Arkadiusz Leniart
2390 3.5 23 GM Bartosz Soćko
108 2656 3.5 1400 1.0 Soćko Simon
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Tuesday, August 4, 2009
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After the fourth round: 1 GM Sarunas Sulskis
2559 4.0 2 IM Luca Shyte
2455 3.5 3 GM Julian Radulski
3.5 2539 4 IM Marijan Petrov
2479 3.5 5 GM Vadim Malakhatko
2570 3.5 6 GM Monica Soćko 2449 3.5 7 GM
Allan Stig Rasmussen 2536
3.5 8 IM Ray Robson 3.5
2491 1915 2390 FM Arkadiusz Leniart 3.0
27 GM Bartosz Soćko 2656 3.0
Simon Soćko 105 1400 1.0
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Monday, August 3, 2009
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Arctic Chess Challenge Arctic Chess Challenge
standings after three rounds
1 GM Sarunas Sulskis
2559 3.0 2 IM Marijan Petrov 2479 3 , 0
IM Fabio Bruno 3 2455 3.0 4 IM Luca
Shyte
2455 3.0 5 GM Emanuel Berg 2610 2.5 6 GM
Jon Ludvig Hammer
2582 2.5 7 GM Igor Khenkin 2634 2.5
8 Monika Soćko GM 2449 2.5
9 IM Torbjørn R. Hansen
2425 2.5 10 GM Allan Stig Rasmussen 2536 1911 2.5
IM Aleksandar Wohl H.
2387 2.5 12 IM Ray Robson 2.5 2491
IM Gerard Welling 13 2363 2.5 14 GM Vadim
Malakhatko 2.5
2570 1915 2539 GM Julian Radulski 2.5
Joachim Thomassen 1916 FM 2307 FM 1917 2.5
Kjetil Stokke
2347 2.5 18 IM Kalle Kiik 2475 2.5 19 WGM Natalia
Zdebskaja 2412 2.5
20 FM Arkadiusz Leniart 2390 2.5 21 GM
Heikki MJ Westerinen
2362 2.5 22 FM Frode Olav Olsen Urkedal
2317 2.5 31 GM Bartosz Soćko 2656 2.0
Simon Soćko 98 1400 1 0
standings after three rounds
1 GM Sarunas Sulskis
2559 3.0 2 IM Marijan Petrov 2479 3 , 0
IM Fabio Bruno 3 2455 3.0 4 IM Luca
Shyte
2455 3.0 5 GM Emanuel Berg 2610 2.5 6 GM
Jon Ludvig Hammer
2582 2.5 7 GM Igor Khenkin 2634 2.5
8 Monika Soćko GM 2449 2.5
9 IM Torbjørn R. Hansen
2425 2.5 10 GM Allan Stig Rasmussen 2536 1911 2.5
IM Aleksandar Wohl H.
2387 2.5 12 IM Ray Robson 2.5 2491
IM Gerard Welling 13 2363 2.5 14 GM Vadim
Malakhatko 2.5
2570 1915 2539 GM Julian Radulski 2.5
Joachim Thomassen 1916 FM 2307 FM 1917 2.5
Kjetil Stokke
2347 2.5 18 IM Kalle Kiik 2475 2.5 19 WGM Natalia
Zdebskaja 2412 2.5
20 FM Arkadiusz Leniart 2390 2.5 21 GM
Heikki MJ Westerinen
2362 2.5 22 FM Frode Olav Olsen Urkedal
2317 2.5 31 GM Bartosz Soćko 2656 2.0
Simon Soćko 98 1400 1 0
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Sunday, August 2, 2009
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Photos and lot of The Phantom Chess
first surprise occurred on the first chessboard, where Frode Bull Jaeger (2100), with knowledge grandmaster, he played against Bartosz Socca. Jaeger could gain a huge advantage on several occasions, but did not find the appropriate measures and GM Soćko happily drew after 27 moves.
Arctic Chess Challenge in Tromsø, 01.08.2009
Comment: Sven Nilssen Wisløff
1.d4 Nf6
c5 2.c4 e6 3.d5 exd5 4.Sc3 d6 6.e4 g6 5.cxd5 7.Gd3 Gg7 8.h3 0-0 10.0-0 9.Sf3 Sa6 sc7 11.We1 12.a4 a6 Wb8 13.Wb1 b5 14.axb5 axb5
Soćko Bart tried to get an opponent in a modern variant of acute Benoni'ego. He did not know that the game from a guy who is widely known in Norway for their theoretical knowledge of chess debuts and quite often this phase of the game at a high level. Two years ago, Jaeger Bull drew with GM Brodsky (2595).
15.b4!
Thematic approach to this structure. If you kill a black and white play SA2 and reflect on the good game b4. The aim is to move to gain access dopola d4 for white knight.
SD7 15th ..!
May 15 ... c4 was better, though White achieved his goal - the field d4.
16.Gg5!
strong theoretical novelty found on board by the Bull Jaeger, which undermines the game blacks. 16.Hc2 c4 f5 18.Gb2 17.Gf1 SB6! Black gave a better game in a lot Dussol-Derieux, Montpellier, 1991, 0-1 in 34 moves.
16th .. He8
17.e5!
White must play a sharp move to get the upper hand. This win also forced the exchange, so Black must play on the greatest compensation.
18.bxc5 17th .. dxe5 18.d6
!? SE6 19.Ge7 wins a rally, but the choice of whites in the party can not be criticized.
18th .. Sxc5 19.d6! S7e6 20.Gxb5
20.Ge7 Sxd3 21.Hxd3 SF4 22.Hd2 b4! is good for buałych, but a move in the party looks even better.
Wxb5 20th .. 20th ..
Gd7 21.Gxd7 Hxd7 22.Ge7 Wfe8! 23.Sxe5 black position collapses.
21.Sxb5 e4?
Better was the 21st .. Sxg5 22.Sxg5 GF5 and blacks have in this game because of some compensation on a pair of strong runners.
22.Sc7!
natural and powerful. Black now have big problems.
22nd .. Qc6
23.Sxe6?
Jaeger played it pretty quickly. So far, playing like a grandmaster of the ranking of 2800, but, unfortunately, did not finish like that. Was much stronger: 23.Sd5!, With the threat of 24.Se7 +. Fish now provides option: 23 .. Ha8 24.Ge7 exf3 25.Gxf8 Gxf8 26.Se7 + Kg7 27.Wc1! with a clearly winning position for White. Black has too many threats to the rescue here. Incidentally, 23.Ge7!? was also interesting and better than the continuation of the party.
23rd Sxe6 ..?
23rd Gxe6 ..! is probably stronger.
24.Wc1! Hb7 25.Wb1!?
It does not reflect anything, it gives only a repetition of moves.
25th .. Qc6 26.Wc1 Hb7 27.Wb1
But now White should try to win: 27.Ge7! exf3 28.G xf8 Gxf8 29.Hxf3 Hxf3 30.gxf3 Gd7 31.Wed1 Gg7 32.Wb1, which gives a white item, which do not risk too much, and where the black still have to thoroughly defend. Fish analysis shows that it is difficult to use a white pawn d and if not, it's a tie.
27th .. Qc6
And the players agreed to a draw by repetition. 1/2-1/2
results after two rounds:
1 GM Yuri Drozdovskij 2620
2.0 2 GM Emanuel Berg 2610 2.0 3 GM
Jon Ludvig Hammer 2582 2.0
4 2570 GM Vadim Malakhatko 2.0
GM Sarunas Sulskis 5 2559 2.0 6 GM
Allan Stig Rasmussen 2536
2.0 7 IM Ray Robson 2.0 2491 8
IM Marijan Petrov 2479 2.0
IM Fabio Bruno 9 2455 2.0 10 IM
Luca Shyte 2455 2.0
11 GM Monika Soćko 2449 2.0
12 IM Torbjørn R. Hansen
2425 2.0 13 IM Aleksandar H. 2387 Wohlen 2.0
14 IM Bjørn Tiller 2291 2.0
15 IM Gerard Welling 2363 2.0 16 FM
Kjetil Stokke
2347 2.0 17 2148 2.0 Tobias Pettersson
18 Sondre Waage Tofte
2102 2.0 19 GM Igor Khenkin 2634 1.5
20 GM Julian Radulski 2539 1.5 21 GM
Matthew J Turner 2517 1.5 22 IM
Call statutes of the Church in 2475 1.5
1923 IM Luis Javier Bernal Moro
2446 1.5 24 WGM Natalia Zdebskaja 2412 1.5
25 FM Arkadiusz Leniart 2390 1.5
26 GM Heikki MJ Westerinen 2362 1.5 27 FM
Frode Olav Olsen Urkedal
2317 1.5 28 FM Espen Forså 2285 1.5
29 FM Joachim Thomassen 2307 1.5
30 Peter Vas 2308 1.5
31 Peter S Poobalasingam
2224 1.5 32 2191 1.5 Getz Nicolai
33 Miguel Angel Gomez Gabaldon 2186 1.5
34 Daniel Ceballos Hornero 2183 1.5
1935 FM 2168 1.5 Gerrit impose
36 Benjamin Arvola 2141 1.5
37 Jon Kristian Haarr
2128 1.5 38 1733 1.5 Gregory Taube
GM Bartosz Soćko 39 2656 1.0
Simon Soćko 104 1400 0.0
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Saturday, August 1, 2009
Covered Tooth Brush Holders
United States dominated the Chess 960 Chess
Programmer Fish, Vasik Rajlich and world champion in rapid chess, 960, Hikaru Nakamura
In the final tournament for the world championship in speed chess 960 Levon Aronian met and Hikaru Nakamura. Aronian dominated the first day, Nakamura - in the second. They are both very strong players in Blitz and Rapid Chess. The match proved to be one-sided. Nakamura won convincingly in the first three batches and was new world champion. In the championship
Livingston Chess960 computer world for the third time Rybka has won the world title. The program, created by Vasika Rajlich, won the final four-game against Shredderowi. Rybka won the preliminaries in the style of Fischer's "11.5 points from 12th
Final Results:
Programmer Fish, Vasik Rajlich and world champion in rapid chess, 960, Hikaru Nakamura In the final tournament for the world championship in speed chess 960 Levon Aronian met and Hikaru Nakamura. Aronian dominated the first day, Nakamura - in the second. They are both very strong players in Blitz and Rapid Chess. The match proved to be one-sided. Nakamura won convincingly in the first three batches and was new world champion. In the championship
Livingston Chess960 computer world for the third time Rybka has won the world title. The program, created by Vasika Rajlich, won the final four-game against Shredderowi. Rybka won the preliminaries in the style of Fischer's "11.5 points from 12th
Final Results:
Rybka-Shredder 3-1
DeepSjeng-Ikarus 2-2 (2-0 tiebreaker)
Outright:
first Fish
second Shredder
third Deep Sjeng
4th Ikarus
DeepSjeng-Ikarus 2-2 (2-0 tiebreaker)
Outright:
first Fish
second Shredder
third Deep Sjeng
4th Ikarus
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Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Cruisin Areas At The Jersey Shore
Nakamura is to well. It leaves a lasting mark on European and world chess champion, and soon the great grandmasters will study the political parties.
recently took part in the tournament Donostia Chess Festival in Spain. The tournament was the eighteenth category with an average ranking of the 2682nd Maybe not at the level of Grand Slam tournaments, but certainly strong. Hikaru Nakamura came straight from the Word Open tournament in the first round encounter with Anatoly Karpov . Party that won, then drew with Peter Swidlerem , repeated champion of Russia, and scored three consecutive victories against the French and English arcymistrzom. Then he drew three batches, saving almost certain defeat at the end of the tower + pawn against Julio Zuniga of Peru Granada in the seventh round. Granada played until the board has only been kings. Ukrainian Ruslan Ponomariov trampled on the heels of Nakamura and overtook him in the last round. Both were playing for first place playoff, which he won 2-0 Nakamura.
sad it was that Karpov, one of the greatest players in history at this tournament played poorly. Age (58) - or to the lack of preparation - is even the strongest influence of former world champions. Scored only 1.5 points turieju and have not won any party. Karpov and Garry Kasparov will play a demonstration match in Valencia, Spain, 21-24 September, 2009, consisting of 12 lots (4 and 8, quick batch Blitz), in conjunction with the 25th anniversary of their game from 1984 to 1985 - the most comprehensive game at a high level in history. Kasparov Karpov survived in three games and was so confident that they never reserved the right to a rematch, you repented after losing a match against Vladimir Kramnik . If
As for Kramnik , is the ninth time in Dortmund triumphed, beating Magnus Carlsen in determining the party. Last year he lost the world title against Anand Viswanathanowi side and waits for another chance to fight for the title. And in the meantime we look forward to another match for the world championship, which will be held between Veselin Topalov and Anand. News about this game is incomplete and disappointing. It is known that FIDE has announced that the match will be postponed to early next year.
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Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Suggest Name For Party Place
Notes to the schools!
As part Maciej Karasiński:
General Meeting of Polish Chess Federation on 18 July 2009 endorsed: "any action to implement chess into schools in particular, the Civic Initiative for the introduction of the Legislative obligation to learn the game of chess in primary schools''and committed Board and Regional Trade PZSzach Chess to take action to support this initiative.
Note: To collect 100,000 signatures, each province should to collect about 7,000 signatures. Therefore, in each province needed 70 collectors, who collect the 100 signatures! Is it too much? I think we can afford it to within 3 months of the initiative to the Parliament and the consent of the Marshal to succeed!
More (including specimen forms to collect signatures) I still
article appears in the Republic
As part Maciej Karasiński:
General Meeting of Polish Chess Federation on 18 July 2009 endorsed: "any action to implement chess into schools in particular, the Civic Initiative for the introduction of the Legislative obligation to learn the game of chess in primary schools''and committed Board and Regional Trade PZSzach Chess to take action to support this initiative.
Note: To collect 100,000 signatures, each province should to collect about 7,000 signatures. Therefore, in each province needed 70 collectors, who collect the 100 signatures! Is it too much? I think we can afford it to within 3 months of the initiative to the Parliament and the consent of the Marshal to succeed!
More (including specimen forms to collect signatures) I still
article appears in the Republic
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