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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