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🏆 Hastings 1968/69

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The 44th Hastings Christmas Chess Festival was held December 28th - January 8th. The field expanded this year and twelve grandmasters and masters were invited to compete in a round robin format at the premier event. The notable participants of this edition included former world champion and previous Hastings winner Vasily Smyslov, five time Hastings winner Svetozar Gligoric, and an assortment of promising junior masters including Robert Hübner, Raymond Keene, Jan Smejkal, and Vladimir Tukmakov. As it stood ... [more]

Player: Raaphi Persitz

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Game  ResultMoves YearEvent/LocaleOpening
1. C Kottnauer vs R Persitz  ½-½331968Hastings 1968/69D94 Grunfeld
2. R Persitz vs Smejkal  0-1301968Hastings 1968/69D01 Richter-Veresov Attack
3. R Hartoch vs R Persitz  ½-½351968Hastings 1968/69A00 Uncommon Opening
4. R Persitz vs Keene ½-½491968Hastings 1968/69E44 Nimzo-Indian, Fischer Variation, 5.Ne2
5. Gligoric vs R Persitz  1-0411969Hastings 1968/69E58 Nimzo-Indian, 4.e3, Main line with 8...Bxc3
6. R Persitz vs Huebner 1-0281969Hastings 1968/69E82 King's Indian, Samisch, double Fianchetto Variation
7. Smyslov vs R Persitz  1-0531969Hastings 1968/69A23 English, Bremen System, Keres Variation
8. R Persitz vs M Fuller  ½-½371969Hastings 1968/69C10 French
9. P H Clarke vs R Persitz  0-1341969Hastings 1968/69C67 Ruy Lopez
10. D Wright vs R Persitz  1-0761969Hastings 1968/69E91 King's Indian
11. R Persitz vs Tukmakov  0-1461969Hastings 1968/69D86 Grunfeld, Exchange
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Kibitzer's Corner
Oct-20-23
Premium Chessgames Member
  FSR: I'd never heard of Daniel Wright, but he must have been a pretty solid player, drawing Smyslov, Gligoric, and Tukmakov. His draw as Black against Gligoric in the last round kept Gligoric from tying for first.

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