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Reports and games from the 41st Chess Olympiad 2014 in Tromso, Norway. Also, games and reports from the European Individual Women's Championship Tournament, Plovdiv, Bulgaria, 2014. Last, my favorite collections from other contributors. <41st Chess Olympiad 2014 in Tromso, Norway:> Open: China with a last round win clinched their gold. Hungary obtained the draw for a silver medal. India came out of nowhere, defeating Uzbekistan and on tiebreaks got the bronze. Women: Russia's gold was never in doubt. China obtains silver and Ukraine holds on to third place for the bronze. Final Standings Open: https://chess24.com/en/olympiad2014... Final Standings Women: https://chess24.com/en/olympiad2014... Russia Women Selfie: http://chess-news.ru/sites/default/... http://en.chessbase.com/Portals/4/f... Official Site: https://chess24.com/en/olympiad2014 All Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=...
Susan Polgar Photos: http://susanpolgar.blogspot.no/2014... Faces of the Olympiad by Anastasiya Karlovich: http://tromso2014.jalbum.net/Chess%... Chess News on Ukraine Women Victory over Russia http://chess-news.ru/en/node/16403 Rd.1 Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/tromso...
Rd.2 Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/tromso...
Rd.3 Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/tromso...
China defeats USA Rd.3, Wejun Ju picture: https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/...
Pictures Rd.4 by Karlovich: http://tromso2014.jalbum.net/Chess%...
Rd.4 Preview: http://en.chessbase.com/post/tromso...
Rd.4 Azerbaijan!: http://en.chessbase.com/post/tromso... Rd.5 Preview with Melanie Ohme: http://en.chessbase.com/post/tromso...
Rd.5 Report, Kramnik wins: http://en.chessbase.com/post/tromso... Chessbase Report on Female Stars: http://en.chessbase.com/post/tromso...
Rest Day Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/rest-d... Rd.6 Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/tromso...
Rd.7 Preview: http://en.chessbase.com/post/round-... Rd.7 Report, Russia!: http://en.chessbase.com/post/tromso... Rd.8 Preview: http://en.chessbase.com/post/more-q... Rd.8 Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/tromso... Rd.9 Preview: http://en.chessbase.com/post/round-... Rd.9 Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/tromso... Rd.10 Preview: http://en.chessbase.com/post/tromso... Rd.10 Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/tromso... Rd.11 Preview: http://en.chessbase.com/post/tromso... Tromso Final: http://en.chessbase.com/post/tromso... Daily Bulletins:
Rd.1: https://d16lfcqjkxdsjm.cloudfront.n...
Rd.2: https://d16lfcqjkxdsjm.cloudfront.n...
Rd.3: https://d16lfcqjkxdsjm.cloudfront.n...
Rd.4: https://d16lfcqjkxdsjm.cloudfront.n...
Rd.5: https://d16lfcqjkxdsjm.cloudfront.n...
Rd.6: https://d16lfcqjkxdsjm.cloudfront.n...
Rd.7: https://d16lfcqjkxdsjm.cloudfront.n...
Rd.8: https://d16lfcqjkxdsjm.cloudfront.n...
Rd.9: https://d16lfcqjkxdsjm.cloudfront.n...
Rd 10: https://d16lfcqjkxdsjm.cloudfront.n...
Rd.11: https://d16lfcqjkxdsjm.cloudfront.n... Chessbase Report: Looking back: Tromso http://en.chessbase.com/post/lookin... GM Lubomir Kavalek's Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/china-... Karsten Muller Articles: Trojan Horse: http://en.chessbase.com/post/the-tr...
Endgames: http://en.chessbase.com/post/karste... <European Individual Women's Championship Tournament. Plovdiv, Bulgaria, 2014:> Valentina Gunina, Russia, clear winner! https://biker60.files.wordpress.com... Chessgames Crosstable: European Championship (Women) (2014)
Chessbase Reports: Rd.10 http://en.chessbase.com/post/plovdi... Other Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=...
Official Site: http://www.eiwcc2014.eu/
<Articles and Pictures:>
Radjabov Rook Ending: http://en.chessbase.com/post/radjab... <Top of the Collections List:> AgentRgent:
Game Collection: Aron Nimzowitsch's Finest Hour! Zhbugnoimt:
Game Collection: The KID suenteus po 147:
Game Collection: 0 Game Collection: Dresden 1926. Game Collection: Madrid 1994. Game Collection: Novgorod 1994. Game Collection: USSR Championship 1978. Game Collection: USSR Championship 1963. Game Collection: USSR Championship 1947. Game Collection: USSR Championship 1961 b. Game Collection: Road to the Championship - Boris Spassky. Game Collection: 150 Chess Endings. Phoney Benoni:
Game Collection: US Open 1974, New York Game Collection: USSR Championship Tournament Index. Game Collection: Game of the Day 2009. Game Collection: DIRP!. Stadovarius: Game Collection: Kings Indian Defense: Saemich visyanbraindoctor: Game Collection: Carlsen vs. the World Champions Decisive Games <Endgames:>
Endgame Table Base: http://www.k4it.de/index.php?topic=... Lucena Position: http://www.angelfire.com/games4/lif... Philador Position: http://www.angelfire.com/games4/lif... Rook vs Queen: http://www.westmichiganchess.com/au... Rook vs Bishop: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Master Moves #4 Test:
http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Benzols: Game Collection: Mikhail Tal - Underrated Endgame Artist. addiction to chess's: Game Collection: The Greatest Games of all Time FENfiend: Game Collection: Endgames Kibitzed. capybara: Game Collection: Endgames: King & pawns. http://www.endgame.nl/endgame.htm
Nodreads: Game Collection: Essential endgames. Honza Cervenka: Game Collection: Rook endings with Pawns on just one side. gambitfan: Game Collection: ROOK ENDGAMES <Other Collections:> whiteshark:
whiteshark's Game Collections jakaiden:
jakaiden's Game Collections notyetagm:
notyetagm's Game Collections Hesam7:
Game Collection: WCC Index rudysanford:
Game Collection: Dynamic Chess - R. N. Coles dac1990:
Game Collection: Yasser Seirawan's Winning Chess Brilliancies StuporMoundi:
Game Collection: 0 Timothy Glenn Forney:
Game Collection: Best Chess Games of All Time Iron Maiden's Yearly Collection:
Game Collection: 2004's Greatest Chess Games.
Game Collection: 2005's Greatest Chess Games.
Game Collection: 2006's Greatest Chess Games.
Game Collection: 2007's Greatest Chess Games.
Game Collection: 2008's Greatest Chess Games. KingG:
Game Collection: Leonid Stein's Best Games.
Game Collection: Rashid Nezhmetdinov's Best Games.
Game Collection: Boris Spassky's Best Games.
Game Collection: Mikhail Botvinnik's Best Games.
Game Collection: Robert Fischer's Best Games.
Game Collection: Alexander Alekhine's Best Games.
Game Collection: King's Indian. Raymond Keene:
Game Collection: ray keene's favorite games. Sneaky:
Game Collection: Underpromotions.
Game Collection: Fischer's 10 Greatest Games.
Game Collection: Crazy Rooks. Open Defense:
Game Collection: Behind the Iron curtain.
Game Collection: Leonid Stein - Forgotten Genius. Resignation Trap:
Game Collection: Ratmir Kholmov - Selected Games 1945-1957.
Game Collection: Grandmaster Polugaevsky.
Game Collection: Third L. J. Rosenwald Trophy Tournament, 1956.
Game Collection: Tigran V. Petrosian - A Stupendous Tactician.
Game Collection: WCC Index (Candidates Tournament 1959).
Game Collection: Uncompromising Chess by Alexander Beliavsky.
Game Collection: The Chess Heritage of Anatoly Lutikov. Karpova:
Game Collection: "Learn from the Legends" - Mihail Marin. Whiteshark:
Game Collection: 28a_Korchnoi's "Practical Rook Endings".
Game Collection: 99_Lev Polugajevky Tourn. Buenos Aires 1994.
Game Collection: 05b_extra passed b-pawn in R+4:3||.
Game Collection: 0. Eric Schiller:
Game Collection: Awesome Games (1900-25).
Game Collection: Eric Schiller's favorite games. The Alchemist:
Game Collection: 0
Game Collection: 0
Game Collection: 0. RookPawn:
Game Collection: World's Greatest Chess Games- Nunn Emms Burgess. Anatoly21:
Game Collection: 0.
Game Collection: 0.
Game Collection: My Best Games by Anatoly Karpov.
Game Collection: GK's On My Great Predecessors Volume 2 Part 2. Lostemperor:
Game Collection: Fischer teaches the endgame. AdrianP:
Game Collection: Svidler's Best Games.
Game Collection: Bobby Fischer Rediscovered (Andy Soltis).
Game Collection: Garry Kasparov's Revolution in the 70s.
Game Collection: Garry Kasparov's On My Great Predecessors (4).
Game Collection: Garry Kasparov's On My Great Predecessors (1A).
Game Collection: Garry Kasparov's On My Great Predecessors (1B).
Game Collection: Garry Kasparov's On My Great Predecessors (2).
Game Collection: Najdorf, English Attack barb:
Game Collection: barb's favorite games 2.
Game Collection: barb's favorite games.
Game Collection: barb's favorite games 3. nightgaunts:
Game Collection: Capablanca's Best Chess Endings (Irving Chernev).
Game Collection: My 60 Memorable Games (Bobby Fischer). jessicafischerqueen
Game Collection: 0.
Game Collection: 0.
Game Collection: Fawn Pawns larrewl:
Game Collection: Kosteniuk!.
Game Collection: Krush!.
Game Collection: Shahade!. Game Collection: Stefanova!.
Game Collection: Seirawan!. Benzol:
Game Collection: First Piatigorsky Cup 1963.
Game Collection: Grandmaster At Work AuDo:
Game Collection: Winning Black Openings 2007 For IGM & IM, Part 1
Game Collection: Winning Black Openings 2007 For IGM & IM, Part 2
Game Collection: Winning Black Openings 2008 For IGM & IM
Game Collection: Winning Black Openings 2009 For IGM & IM. keypusher:
Game Collection: Phillips & Drew Kings Chess Tournament 1982 Mating Net:
Game Collection: Endgames That Need to be Mastered. amadeus:
Game Collection: Match Spassky!.
Game Collection: Match Alekhine!.
Game Collection: Match Botvinnik!.
Game Collection: Match Fischer!.
Game Collection: Match Spassky!.
Game Collection: Match Smyslov!. Benjamin Lau:
Game Collection: Secrets of the Russian Chess Masters Volume II.
Game Collection: Thunderstorms from a Blue Sky. mjk
Game Collection: 107 Great Chess Battles: 1939-45 Alekhine. meloncio:
Game Collection: Ragozin's Selected Games whitehat1963:
Game Collection: Jakovenko! fref:
Game Collection: Ruy Lopez, Worrall Attack (C86) nickolaas:
Game Collection: The most fantastic moves (Tim Krabbé) northernsoul:
Game Collection: modern chess brilliancies morphynoman2:
Game Collection: Chess Informant Best Games 02 manic:
Game Collection: Games which deserve more notice <Pictures and Articles:> Christmas 2010: http://chess-news.ru/sites/default/... <Tatiana's Pictures> from Ulaanbaatar Grand Prix 2010: http://ulaanbaatar2010.fide.com/gal...
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http://ulaanbaatar2010.fide.com/gal.... http://chesspics.com/albums/chesspi... <Chessbase Reports:> http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail...
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http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... <Chess Pictures:> Almira: http://www.chessbase.com/images2/20....
Irina: http://www.chessbase.com/images2/20....
Karlovich: http://www.chessbase.com/news/2007/...
Nazi: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped... http://www.flickr.com/photos/karpid... http://www.flickr.com/photos/karpid... http://www.flickr.com/photos/karpid...
Irina: http://monroi.com/images/tournament...
WWCC 2007: http://chess-news.ru/sites/default/... Eli Paehtz: At the WWCC 2010: http://wwcc2010.tsf.org.tr/images/p... http://chess-news.ru/sites/default/... http://chesspics.com/albums/Nalchik... http://chesspics.com/albums/chesspi.... 2010 Olympiad: http://ugra-chess.com/sites/default... http://russiachess.org/images/stori...
SarahSilverman: http://portal.aolcdn.com/i.huffpost...
Vonn: http://cdn.mademan.com/wp-content/u... <European Championships Silivri, Turkey>: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail....
http://www.chess-news.ru/sites/defa... Valintina Gunina: http://chess-news.ru/sites/default/...
Melane Ohme: http://www.schachall.de/wp-content/... M.Muz: http://chess-news.ru/sites/default/... Chess News:
http://chess-news.ru/node/16399
http://chess-news.ru/node/16132
http://chess-news.ru/node/16080
http://chess-news.ru/node/15181
http://chess-news.ru/node/13534
http://chess-news.ru/node/12855
Natalia Pogonina: http://chess-news.ru/en/node/11695
Chess-News Photo: http://cs540106.vk.me/c625325/v6253... Mighty Wind: http://ww1.hdnux.com/photos/33/76/1... http://www.sfgate.com/food/article/...
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100 games, 1851-2014 - 2014 World Chess Championship/2015 Tournaments
87 games, 2004-2015 - 2017-2013, World Chess Championship 2016
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Tournaments: 2017/2016/2015/2014/2013 WCC 2013, 2016 <Tata Steel 2017 Wijk aan Zee, Netherlands> He is the new #2 player in the World, Wesley So wins over Carlsen. Chessgames crosstable: Tata Steel Masters (2017) Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Official Site: http://www.tatasteelchess.com/
Chessbomb Games: https://www.chessbomb.com/arena/-/2... <London Chess Classic 2016> Wesley So with 6/9 wins. Valentina Gunina wins the rapidplay with 9/10. Chess Base Reports: hhttp://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Chessbomb Games: https://www.chessbomb.com/arena/-/2... Official Site: http://www.londonchessclassic.com/ Chessgames Crosstable: London Chess Classic (2016) Pictures: https://www.flickr.com/photos/londo... https://www.flickr.com/photos/londo... <Carlsen-Karjakin World Championship,New York, USA Nov 11-30, 2016>
Magnuus Carlsen remains Champion with Tie Break win. Chesssgames Crosstable: Carlsen - Karjakin World Championship Match (2016) Chessbomb: https://www.chessbomb.com/arena/201... Official Site: http://nyc2016.fide.com/
Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... <FIDE Women's Grand Prix, Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia Nov 18-Dec 2,2016>
Ju Wenjun wins Grand Prix series. Will play for the Women's World Championship in 2017. Chessgames Crosstable: FIDE Women's Grand Prix Khanty-Mansiysk (2016) Official Site: http://wgp2016.fide.com/
Chessbomb Games: https://www.chessbomb.com/arena/201... Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Pictures: http://cdn.fide.com/wp-content/uplo... <2016 Chess Olympiad, Baku, Azerbaijan> Official Site: http://www1.bakuchessolympiad.com// Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Chessgames Crosstables: Baku Olympiad (2016) Baku Olympiad (Women) (2016) Chessbomb: http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/-/20... Huffington Post: http://en.chessbase.com/post/kavale... <2016 World Junior(Under 20) Championship. KIIT University, Bhubaneswar. India> Jeffery Xiong becomes the first player from the US to win this tournament in 19 years! Dinara Saduakassova is the girl's Junior Champion. Official Site: http://wjcc2016india.com/
Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Chessgames Crosstable: World Junior Championship (2016) Chessbomb: http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/2016... Pictures: http://en.chessbase.com/Portals/4/f... <2016 Sinquefield Cup St. Louis> Official Site: http://grandchesstour.org/2016-sinq... Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Chessgames Crosstable: Sinquefield Cup (2016) Chessbomb: http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/2016... <Women's FIDE Grand Prix, Chengdu, China 2016> Official Site: http://chengdu2016.fide.com/
Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Chessbomb Games: http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/2016... Chessgames Crosstable: FIDE Women's Grand Prix Chengdu (2016) Pictures: http://chengdu2016.fide.com/images/... <Ultimate Blitz Tournament St.Louis 2016:> Nakamura is the Ultimate Blitz Champion! Official Site: http://www.uschesschamps.com/
Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/post/nakamu... Chessgames Crosstable:Ultimate Blitz Challenge (2016) Chessbomb: http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/2016... Pictures: http://en.chessbase.com/portals/all... <Norway Chess Tournament 2016:> Magnus Carlsen Wins! Official Site: http://norwaychess.no/
Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Chessgames Crosstable: Norway Chess (2016) Chessbomb: http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/2016... Blitz Tournament: http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/2016... <United States Championships, St.Louis 2016:> Fabio Caruana and Nazi Paikidze are the new US Champions! http://en.chessbase.com/Portals/All... Official Site: http://www.uschesschamps.com/inform... Chessgames Crosstable: Men: US Chess Championship (2016) Women: US Chess Championship (Women) (2016)
Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Chessbomb: http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/-/20... Pictures: The new Women's Champion: http://en.chessbase.com/portals/All... <FIDE Women's Grand Prix, Batumi Georgia 2016:> Official Site: http://batumi2016.fide.com/
Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Chessbomb: http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/2016... Pictures: http://batumi2016.fide.com/images/s... http://batumi2016.fide.com/images/s... <Candidates Tournament 2016:> Moscow, Russia. Sergey Karjakin will challenge Magnus Carlson in November for the title. Official Site: http://moscow2016.fide.com/#intro Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Chessgames Crosstable: World Championship Candidates (2016) Chessbomb: http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/2016... Pictures: http://en.chessbase.com/portals/all... Last Round to decide the winner. <Women's World Championship 2016:> Lviv, Ukraine. Hou Yifan wins and is champion. Official Site: http://lviv2016.fide.com/
Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Chessgames Crosstable: Muzychuk - Hou Women's World Championship Match (2016) Chessbomb: http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/2016... Pictures: http://cdn4.fide.com/wp-content/upl... http://cdn4.fide.com/wp-content/upl... http://cdn4.fide.com/wp-content/upl... http://cdn4.fide.com/wp-content/upl... http://cdn4.fide.com/wp-content/upl... http://cdn4.fide.com/wp-content/upl... http://cdn4.fide.com/wp-content/upl... <Tehran FIDE Women Grand Prix 2016:> Ju Wenjun wins with 7.5/11 (+4-0=7) Official Site: http://tehran2016.fide.com/en/
Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Chessbomb: http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/2016... Chessgames Crosstable: FIDE Women's Grand Prix Tehran (2016) <Fagernes International 2016 Norway:> Sam Shankland wins. Official Site: http://fagerneschess2016.blogspot.no/ Chessbomb: http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/2016... Pictures: http://iloapp.bergensjakk.no/data/_... <Moscow Open:> Russian talents finished first with 7.5/9 each: GM Yuri Eliseev and FM Dmitry Gordievsky. Eliseev won on tie-break. Anastasia Bodnaruk from Russia won the women's tournament on tie-break. After nine rounds she had 7.5/9. Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/post/talent... Chessbomb: http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/2016... <2016 Tata Steel, Wijk aan Zee, Netherlands> Magnus Carlsen wins fifth title. Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Official Site: http://www.tatasteelchess.com/
Chessgames Crosstable: Tata Steel Masters (2016) Chessbomb: http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/-/20... <Tradewise Gibraltar Chess Festival Masters 2016:> Hikaru Nakamura wins after tie-break Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Official Site: http://www.gibraltarchesscongress.c... Chessgames Crosstable:Gibraltar Masters (2016) Chessbomb: http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/2016... <2015 Qatar Open:> Carlsen takes title in thrilling final round Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Official Site: http://www.qatarmastersopen.com/
Chessgames Crosstable: Qatar Masters (2015) Chessbomb: http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/2015... <2015 London Classic:> Three-way playoff, Carlsen is champion Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Official Site: http://www.londonchessclassic.com/ Chessgames Crosstable: London Chess Classic (2015) Chessbomb: http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/2015... <2015 World Cup, Baku, Azerbaijan:> Karjakin Wins Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Official Site: http://www.bakuworldcup2015.com/
Chessgames Crosstable: World Cup (2015) <2015 Asian Women Continental Championships, Al Ain:> Mitra Hejazipour, 22-year-old WIM from Iran wins on tie-break. Chessbase Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/hejazi... <2015 Sinquefield Cup Tournament, St. Louis:> Aronian wins tournament Official Site: http://grandchesstour.com/
Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/post/sinque... http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... <Chinese Championship, Xinghua, 2015:> Wei Yi youngest Chinese Champion Chessgames Crosstable: Chinese Championship (2015) Chessbase Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/wei-yi... <68th Russian Chess Championship 2015:> Tomashevsky and Goryachkina win Chessgames Cross Table Men: Russian Championship Superfinal (2015) Chessgames Cross Table Women: Russian Championship Superfinal (Women) (2015) http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... <Qatar Masters Open 2014:> Yangyi Yu wins the Open! Bela Khotenashvili best female! Official Site:http://www.qatarmastersopen.com/
Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... Chessgames Crosstable: Qatar Masters (2014) Bela Khotenashivili, with 5.5/9 and a performance of 2716, was best female player: http://en.chessbase.com/Portals/4/f... <Nakamura-Aronian Match Saint Louis, USA 2014:> Each won a classic game with two draws for an even score. Nakamura won the Blitz Match with six wins, besting Aronian’s three. They drew seven times. Classic Games Crosstable: Nakamura-Aronian (2014) Blitz Games Crosstable: Nakamura-Aronian Match (Blitz) (2014) Chessbase Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/showdo... <Ukrainian Championship Tournament 2014:> Kuzubov-Muzychuk-win Official Site: http://2014.ukrchess.com/
Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/post/intens... Final Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/ukrain... German Chessbase Report: http://de.chessbase.com/post/ukrain... Pictures and News:
Anatoly Karpov at 65: http://en.chessbase.com/post/karpov... Anna Muzychuk: http://2014.ukrchess.com/wp-content...
Maria Muzychuk: http://2014.ukrchess.com/wp-content...
Olga Kalinina http://2014.ukrchess.com/wp-content... Chessgames Cross Table: Ukrainian Championship (Women) (2014) Ukrainian Championship (2014) <International Chess Festival in Biel SUI 2014:>
Official Site: http://www.bielchessfestival.ch/en/... Chesbase Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/lookin...
All Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=...
Chessgames Crosstable: Biel (2014) Chessbase Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/adhiba... <Romanian League 2014:> Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/post/romani...
http://en.chessbase.com/post/romani... <Najdorf Chess Festival, Warsaw Poland 2014:>
Chessbase Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/najdor...
Main Site: http://www.poloniachess.pl/najdorf2...
Results: http://www.chessarbiter.com/turniej... <9th Edmonton International 2014:> Vassily Ivanchuk wins. Official Site: http://edmonton-international.com/i...
Chessbase Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/9th-ed... Final Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/9th-ed...
Chessgames Crosstable:9th Edmonton International (2014) <Women's Grand Prix, Lopota,Georgia 2014:> Hou Yifan Easy winner!
Official Site: http://lopota2014.fide.com//
Chessbase Report:http://en.chessbase.com/post/women-... Rd.3 Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/lopota... Rd.5 Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/lopota... Rd.6 Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/lopota... Rd.7 Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/lopota... Rd.9 Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/lopota...
Free Day: http://en.chessbase.com/post/free-d... Rd.10: http://en.chessbase.com/post/lopota... Rd.11 Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/lopota...
Picture Alexandra Kosteniuk: http://lopota2014.fide.com/images/s... Pogonina: http://chess-news.ru/sites/default/...
Ju Wenjun: http://lopota2014.fide.com/images/s... All Chessbase Reports: http://en.chessbase.com/tagged?tag=... <FIDE World Rapid Championship 2014, Dubai:> Magnus Carlsen adds another jewel to his crown. Official Site: http://dubai2014wrb.com/ Chessgames Crosstable: World Rapid Championship (2014)
Chessbase Report Day 1: http://en.chessbase.com/post/world-... Chessbase Report Day 2: http://en.chessbase.com/post/world-... Chessbase Report Day 3: http://en.chessbase.com/post/world-... <FIDE World Blitz Championship 2014, Dubai:> Magnus Carlsen, Triple Crown! Chessbase Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/world-...
Chessbase Report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/world-... Results: http://www.chess-results.com/tnr138... <Russian Higher League 2014:>
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89 games, 1996-2017 - Alisa Maric: Selected Games
Selected Games and Tournament Information.
Doctor and Woman Grandmaster Alisa Maric was born in New York City Jan-10-1970 but now lives in Belgrade. Her twin sister, Mirjana Maric, is also a Woman Grandmaster. They are the only two twin grandmasters in history. Nov 2010 FIDE rating 2387 number 75 Women in the world. She was World's U20 Women's Champion in 1985 and Yugoslavian Women's Champion in 1986. She is, currently, the strongest American-born female chess player Her highest rating achieved in the Chessgames database: 2457. Alisa became a WIM at 15 and WGM at 18. She was among the ten best in the world in six consecutive women's world championships, and twice the third ranked player in the world women's rankings. This is a record not achieved by any other American-born female chess player. She has wins over these World Champions: Nona Gaprindashvili, Viswanathan Anand, Xie Jun, Maia Chiburdanidze, Antoaneta Stefanova, and Yuhua Xu. <World Championship:> <Interzonals:>
Interzonal Tournament, Smederevska Palanka, (Yugoslavia, Serbia) 1987. She was leading in the 1st part of the tournament, but without experience she drop down to 8-9. place. Interzonal Tournament, Kuala Lumpur, (Malaysia) 1990. She won the playoff qualifying match against Nino Gurieli 3:2. Interzonal Tournament, Jakarta 1993. She placed 3-5. Interzonal, Chisinau 1995. She placed 3-5.
<Candidates Tournaments:> Candidate's tournament Borzhomi, (Georgia) 1990.
Alisa was an extraordinary success, tying 1-2. with Xie Jun. She won against four Soviet players with 3,5:0,5. After 13 consecutive World championship cycles it was the first time that winners were non-Soviet players. The 1991 Candidates Final against Xie Jun was played in Belgrade and Beijing Alisa lost by a score of (+1-3=3). All her games are included against the eventual World Champion, who took the title by winning against defender Maya Chiburdanidze. Next are selected games from Alisa's participation in the 1992, 1993, and 1995 Candidate Tournaments. I have included all games in the Chessgames Data Base including losses and draws. Notable are her wins against Gaprindashvilli and Chiburdanidze in 1992, Galliamova in 1994, and Pia Cramling and Zhaoqin Peng in 1997. Candidates Tournament, Shanghai (China) 1992.
Candidates Tournament, Tilburg 1994.
Candidates Tournament, Groningen, NED 1997.
<World Knock Out Championship's:> All games from the FIDE World Championship Knock Out Tournament held in New Delhi, IND 2000, are included. Alisa made reprise of her great result ten years before, and got 3rd place. She eliminate Sopio Tkelashivili 1,5:0,5, Rahil Eidelson 1,5:0,5, Victoria Cmylite 1,5:0,5 and Almira Skripchenko 3:1 to reach the semifinal. She lost to Chinese Qin Quining 1,5:0,5. Alisa advanced to round 3 in the FIDE World Championship Knock Out Tournament held in Moscow, RUS 2001 where she lost to the eventual World Champion Zhu Chen. Alisa got through two rounds by eliminating Elena Levushkina 1,5:0,5 and Inna Gaponenko 1,5:0,5. In the 3rd round she played equal with Chinese Zhu Chen but than lost in the rapid play off games. It was Zhu Chen who later won the World champion title. All games are presented. NOTE: To view the crosstables of these events go to her web site: http://www.alisamaric.com/index-4.h.... Go to "Greatest Achievement-Third Place in the World" and click on "...read more".
Scroll down to "Struggles for World Championship Title". Click on the City for the crosstable of that event. <Olympiads:>
She won Olympic team bronze medal in Thessalonica 1988 and Olympic individual bronze medal in Elista 1998 with a +6 score. (No games available). Calvia Olympiad (Women) (2004)/Alisa Maric (+4-1=7), Dresden Olympiad (Women) (2008)/Alisa Maric (+3-4=4), <Biography:>
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102 games, 1986-2009 - Bobby Fischer: Selected Games from 1955-1992
Selected Games and Tournament Information.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-MC1ez6Jhv... <World Championship:> In Reykjavik, 1972, Robert James Fischer became the 11th World Chess Champion by defeating the defending champion, Boris Spassky in what is often referred to as "The Match of the Century." The final score was 12½ to 8½. Spassky - Fischer World Championship Match (1972). <US Championships:> Fischer's first win at the US Championship by suenteus po 147.
Game Collection: US Championship 1957/58. Fischer's second US Championship by suenteus po 147. Game Collection: US Championship 1958/59. The 1960 US Championship see Adriano Saldanha's:Game Collection: Fischer´s 3rd national crown See Resingnation Trap's: Game Collection: 13th US Championship Tournament, 1960-1961. The 1962 US Championship see Adriano Saldanha's: Game Collection: Fischer´s 5th national crown For Fischer's games from the US Champiobship 1963 where he scored 11/11 see suenteus po 147's:
Game Collection: US Championship 1963/64. The 1965 US Championship was once again won by Fischer but with two losses. See Adriano Saldanha's: Game Collection: Fischer´s 7th national crown Bobby's last National Championship in 1966: See Adriano Saldanha's Game Collection: Fischer´s last national crown. <US Junior Championship:> Held in San Francisco in 1957. See Adriano Saldanha's: Game Collection: Fischer´s National Junior Crown 1957 <Selected Games:> Many games of Robert James Fischer are presented as are the six wins against Larsen in Denver 1971. Also, included are the three games against the Greenblatt Computer in Cambridge MA 1977. See wanabe2000's Fischer vs The Russians Collection for Taminov and Petrosian 1971 and the 1992 match vs Spassky: Game Collection: Fischer vs The Russians. <Tournaments:>
Fischer's "Game of the Century" See Resingnation Trap's Game Collection: Third L. J. Rosenwald Trophy Tournament, 1956. All games from 1958 Portoroz Interzonal see capybara's: Game Collection: Interzonals 1958: Portoroz and interesting information from
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The 15 year old Bobby Fischer placed equal 5th with 12 points and qualified for the candidates tournament. The 22 year old Mikhail Tal won with 13.5 points. Game Collection: Santiago 1959 by suenteus po 147. An important international tournament for Bobby who finished 4th-6th with (+7-4=1). The 22nd Torneo Internacional de Ciudad Mar del Plata was held in Mar del Plata, Argentina from March 23rd to April 10th, 1959. Among the notable participants were sixteen year old grandmaster Bobby Fischer from the United States. Najdorf and Pachman tied for first place with +7 each at the final. Fischer managed to match Pachman's eight wins, but lost an additional game more than the Czech grandmaster, which was only good enough for shared 3rd-4th with grandmaster Ivkov. suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Mar del Plata 1959. Great Tournament collection by suenteus po 147: Game Collection: Zurich 1959. Before the candidates tournament Bobby played in the strong Zurich tournament. He came in equal 3rd with Keres with 10.5 points behind the winner Tal with 11.5 points and Gligoric with 11 points. Bobby's performance was described as "superb". Resignation Trap's Game Collection: WCC Index (Candidates Tournament 1959) where a young Bobby Fischer gained valuable international experience. He was disappointed with his 6th place finish out of 8 candidates with 12.5 points in 28 games. Mikhail Tal won the 4 games with Bobby and finished first with 20 points. This would be the last time Tal would beat Fischer. Great Tournament collection by suenteus po 147: Game Collection: Mar del Plata 1960. Fischer in 1960 traveled to South America and met the future world champion Boris Spassky in round 2. Boris would win this encounter with the King's Gambit. However, Bobby won 13 games to tie Spassky for first with 13.5 out of 16 games. Next was Buenos Aires where the tournament turned out to be the most unsuccessful in Fischer's entire career. Selected games from the Bled International Tournament in 1961 are presented. Fischer was undeafeated but finished second with 13.5/19 behind the winner Mikhail Tal who had 14.5/19. This tournament is notable for Bobby's first win over Tal. He also beat Petrosian and Geller. Here is the tournament crosstable and all games: http://www.worldchesslinks.net/ezqa... The 1962 Interzonal tournament in Stockholm was a 23-player round robin, with six players qualifying for the Candidates tournament. The winner was Fischer with 17.5/22 (+13 =9 -0) See capybara's :Game Collection: Interzonals 1962: Stockholm In 1962 the Candidate's Tournament was held in Curacao to determine the challenger to Mikhail Botvinnik. Fischer placed 4th with 14 points with the winner Petrosian winning with 17.5 points. See Hesam7's: Game Collection: WCC Index (Curacao 1962). The Capablanca Memorial was held in Havana in August and September 1965. Fischer came in equal second with 15 points just a half point behind the winner Smyslov. See suenteus po 147's Havana 1965: Game Collection: Havana 1965 for all the games. The Piatigorsky Cup was held in Santa Monica in July and August 1966. Spassky edged Fischer by .5 points for first place. Once again Spassky won the individual encounter in the 17th round. See all the games at matey's: Game Collection: Second Piatigorsky Cup 1966 Monte Carlo 1967 was another important triumph for Fischer as he placed clear first ahead of both Smyslov and Geller, despite dropping a point and a half to both players. Although Smyslov finished undefeated with +4, it was only good enough for clear second behind Fischer. See all the games at suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Monte Carlo 1967 Despite the high drama that often came with Fischer's participation he won the International Tournament in Skopje in August 1967 with a score of 13.5 points ahead of Geller and Matulovic with 13 points. See all the games at suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Skopje 1967 In October and November 1967 at the Sousse Interzonal Tournament Fischer withdrew after round 12 having a score of 8.5 out of 10.Two games against Stein and Korchnoi are included. Nathania 1968 see suenteus po 147's collection where Fischer won: Game Collection: Netanya-A 1968. In 1970 the extraordinary "match of the century" was played. In the end, the USSR won by one point over the rest of the world. See all the games at mynameisrandy's: .Game Collection: USSR vs. Rest of the World 1970 The strongest five-minute tournament of the 20th century was held in Herceg Novi in April 1970. Fischer utterly dominated this super-strong field with a 19-3 score (17 wins, four draws, and one loss), 4 1/2 points better than 2nd place finisher Tal. This result makes a compelling argument that Fischer is the strongest blitz player of all time. See OBIT's: Game Collection: Fischer's Blitz Games at Herceg Novi, 1970. Fischer next played in the Internationl Tournament in Buenos Aires July and August 1970. He won with a dominating, undefeated score of 15/17. In November and December 1970 Fischer took Pal Benko's place in the Interzonal Tournament in Palma de Mallorca. Bobby dominated the competition with a score of 18.5/24 only losing to Larsen who came in equal second 3.5 points behind. Fischer thus qualified for the Candidate's Tournament, with a 6 wins and draws not counting format, to face the World Champion Boris Spassky. See all the games at Phoney Benoni's: Game Collection: Interzonal 1970 (Palma de Mallorca). The Candidates Quarter-Final, Fischer-Taimanov, Vancouver began in May 1971. The first game began a series of remarkable contests beginning with a 6-0 result against Taimonov. The Candidates Semi-Finals, Fischer-Larsen took place in Denver 1971 with Fischer winning 6-0. The Candidates Final against Petrosian began in September 1971 in Buenos Aires. Petrosian was defeated in 9 games only winning one game. <Match:>
For the 1961 match vs Reshevsky see wanabe2000's: Game Collection: Fischer vs Reshevsky Match <Fischer's Annotated Games:> Games that have Fischer's notes: games annotated by Fischer <Openings:>
See all Fischer's Najdorf games where Bobby was (+24-4=12).:http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches... See all Fischer's King's Indian games where Bobby was (+46-23=49).:http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches... See all Fischer's Sozin-Fischer games where Bobby was (+15-8=5).:http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches... <Players:>
Here are all Fischer vs Mikhail Tal games, who was from Latvia,
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Here are all Fischer vs Boris Spassky games, http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches....
As well as all Fischer games vs Tigran Petrosian, http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches....
http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches..., Paul Keres,
http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches..., Vasily Smyslov,
http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches..., Efim Geller,
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http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches..., David Bronstein. <Collections by Other Contributors:> WeakSquare's: Game Collection: Game Collection: Bobby Fischer's Road to the World Championship which includes all Fischer games from the 1970 USSR vs The World Match, Rovinj - Zagreb 1970, Buenos Aires 1970, Siegen Olympiad 1970, Siegen Exhibition Game vs Andersson, and the 1970 Palma Interzonal. nosuchdude chronicles the Taminov, Larsen, Petrosian Candidate Games from 1971 in: Game Collection: Bobby Fischer: Road to the Crown jessicafischerqueen's: Game Collection: Fischer Brilliancies Appraised by Eyal Segal and Game Collection: 0. KingG's: Game Collection: Robert Fischer's Best Games for great quotes from Robert James Fischer. RonB52734's: Game Collection: Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess. Ewen's: Game Collection: Bobby Fischer's "60 Memorable Games". nikolaas': Game Collection: Fischer's rare defeats.. southpawjinx's: Game Collection: Instructional Remedies Vs. French Defense Franz the Stampede's:
Game Collection: Fischer's 20 consecutive wins. Sneaky's: Game Collection: Fischer's 10 Greatest Games. AdrianP's: Game Collection: Bobby Fischer Rediscovered (Andy Soltis) Nasruddin Hodja's: Game Collection: Bobby Fischer's Best Endgames. <Other Collections of Fischer's opponents best games:> KingG's: Game Collection: Boris Spassky's Best Games, Resignation Trap's: Game Collection: Grandmaster Geller: The First Quarter Century, Malacha's: Game Collection: Games from Taimanov's Book: TAIMANOV'S SELECTED, Resignation Trap's: Game Collection: Tigran V. Petrosian - A Stupendous Tactician, KingG's: Game Collection: Mikhail Tal's Best Games,
and Game Collection: David Bronstein's Best Games. Legend's: Game Collection: Paul Keres suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: 125 Selected Games by Vasily Smyslov, MadBishop's:Game Collection: Inspirational Games of Viktor Korchnoi, <Best Fischer Game Ever?> Fischer vs Petrosian, 1971
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146 games, 1955-1992 - Capablanca's Games from New York, NY 1927
20 games, 1927 - Favorite Games from (1515-1916)
Selected Games and Tournament Information.
<World Championships:> Included is Lasker's first game against Steinitz in the 1894 World Championship when Lasker became World Champion. He would be Champion for 27 years.
See suenteus po 147's Game Collection: 0 Steinitz - Zukertort World Championship Match (1886)
Steinitz - Chigorin World Championship Match (1889)
Steinitz - Gunsberg World Championship Match (1890)
Steinitz - Chigorin World Championship Rematch (1892)
Steinitz - Lasker World Championship Match (1894)
Lasker - Steinitz World Championship Rematch (1896)
Lasker - Marshall World Championship Match (1907)
Lasker - Tarrasch World Championship Match (1908)
Lasker - Schlechter World Championship Match (1910)
Lasker - Janowski World Championship Match (1910) "Although the official title of World Champion did not exist in his time, Paul Morphy, who was born Jun-22-1837 in New Orleans, died Jul-10-1884, was and is widely regarded as the strongest player of his day. Even today his games are studied for their principles of open lines and quick development, and his influence on the modern game is undeniable". Selected games from Morphy are presented. Many consider the match against Adolf Anderssen to be for the World Championship. See Benzol's Game Collection: WCC Index ( Morphy - Anderssen 1858 ) and Game Collection: WCC Index ( Morphy - Harrwitz 1858 ). <Tournaments:>
suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Paris 1867, Won by Ignatz von Kolisch from the Austrio-Hungarian empire. suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Baden-Baden 1870, Won by Adolf Anderssen. See also: http://www.endgame.nl/bad1870.htm. suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Chicago 1874 suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Vienna 1882, Won by Wllhelm Steinitz. suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Nuremberg 1883, Won by Simon Winawer suenteus po 147's: Selected games from USA.Congress New York 1889. Game Collection: New York 1889 keypusher's: Game Collection: St. Petersburg 1895-96 where Lasker won with 11 1/2 (+8-3=7). Selected games from Hastings ENG 1895 won by Harry Pillsbury. See benzol's: Game Collection: Hastings 1895 for all the games. Includes Steinitz's Immortal Chess Game against Curt von Bardeleben. The last great tournament of the century brought together the current World Champion Emanuel Lasker, his immediate predecessor Steinitz and their main rivals Chigorin, Pillsbury and Tarrasch. Lasker won with a score of 13½/18 points (+12=3-3). One of Lasker's loses was to the American Harry Nelson Pillsbury. See Benzol's: Game Collection: Nuremberg 1896. suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Vienna 1898, won by Harry Pillsbury and Siegbert Tarrasch equal first. Tarrasch wins playoff. suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Monte Carlo 1903. 1st Tarrasch 20/26 over
2nd Maróczy 19/26, and 3rd Pillsbury 18½/26.
In 1904 the 27 year old Frank Marshall stunned the chess world with his phenomenal victory of 13/15 over the chess elite, including wins against Janowski, Schlechter, and Pillsbury (two of which were brilliancy prizes). Marshall's win marked the beginning of a career that would include going on to be US Champion for 27 years and a challenger for the world championship against Lasker in 1907. See also suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Cambridge Springs 1904. This the first Karlsbad collection by suenteus po 147: Carlsbad Tournament CZE 1907: Game Collection: Karlsbad 1907 won by Akiba Rubinstein.
Here are the others: Game Collection: Karlsbad 1911. Game Collection: Karlsbad 1923.
Game Collection: Karlsbad 1929. St. Petersburg RUS 1909 won by Akiba Rubinstein and Emanuel Lasker equal first: Archives'
Game Collection: St Petersburg 1909. The San Sebastian tournament in 1911 marked the European debut of Jose Raul Capablanca, who won the tournament with 9.5/14 (+6-1=7). See all the games in suenteus po 147's Game Collection: San Sebastian 1911. Richard Teichmann won the 1911 Karlsbad Tournament with a score of 18/25 (+13-12=10). See all the games at suenteus po 147's collection: Game Collection: Karlsbad 1911 Pistyan, near Bratislava, was one of Rubinstein's greatest triumphs in 1912. Despite making two quick draws at the end, he was still first by 2.5 points. Rubinstein scored (+12=4-1 (14/17). See the games at Archives': Game Collection: Bad Pistyan 1912. St. Petersburg 1914 was one of the greatest tournaments of all time. Lasker was 1½ points behind Jose Raul Capablanca at the start of the finals but in the end ran out the winner by a ½ point by scoring a truly magnificent 7 out of 8. See all the games: Benzol's Game Collection: St Petersburg 1914 <Players and Selected Games:> Selected games: Francois Philidor are included. Frank Marshall's "American Beauty" game vs Levitsky is also presented: S Levitsky vs Marshall, 1912. Selected games from, Pillsbury, Aron Nimzowitsch, Siegbert Tarrasch, Mikhail Chigorin, and Frank Marshall, who was US Champion from 1909 to 1936 are also presented. Selected games from John Cochrane are included. Selected games from Jackson Showalter, born February 5th, 1860, who was the first officially-crowned Chess Champion of the United States, are presented. He held this title twice, initially from 1894 to 1897 and then again from 1906 to 1909. Included are games from Wilhelm Steinitz, born in Prague on May 14, 1836, and was the first official World Champion of chess. <Collections:>
kevin86's: Game Collection: 19 th century classics Millingaround's: Game Collection: Games from My System - Nimzovich runemaster's: Game Collection: Philidor "Why Lasker Matters" based on Soltis' book. Collection prepared by keypusher: Game Collection: Why Lasker Matters by Andrew Soltis. KimgG's: Game Collection: Wilhelm Steinitz's Best Games. Timothy Glenn Forney's: Game Collection: The Games of Jackson Whipps Showalter. nuts': Game Collection: Morphy Chess Masterpieces. wanabe2000's: Game Collection: Harry Nelson Pillsbury: The Dover Book Games. Karpova's: Game Collection: Rubinstein's Chess Masterpieces. nikolaas': Game Collection: Hypermodern chess: Aron Nimzovich by Reinfeld. waddayaplay's: Game Collection: Good games by Tarrasch. Resignation Trap's: Game Collection: Santasiere's "My Love Affair With Tchigorin". hitsujyu's: Game Collection: MARSHALL'S BEST GAMES OF CHESS. mjk's: Game Collection: Pawn Power in Chess by Hans Kmoch. brager's: Game Collection: paul morphy best games offramp's: Game Collection: Bouncy Castle, Tombola, Face Paint... setuhanu01's: Game Collection: Nimzovich: Chess Praxis. capablancarules': Game Collection: Nimzowitsch's Best Games, KingG's: Game Collection: Paul Morphy's Best Games brager's: Game Collection: paul morphy best games Historic Games Database: http://www.worldchesslinks.net/ezq0....
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189 games, 1515-1916 - Favorite Games from (2008)
Selected Games and Tournament Information.
<World Championship:> After Viswanathan Anand 's
victory in the 2007 World Championship Tournament, preparations were made to stage a title contest with former champion Vladimir Kramnik to be held in Bonn, Germany. The match was won by Anand with a score of 6.5/11 (+3-1=7). Here are the games:
Anand - Kramnik World Championship Match (2008). This match was a one-off event in which the previous world champion, Kramnik, had been given the right to challenge to regain his title. Anand will now in 2010 play Veselin Topalov, who lost to Kramnik, but beat the 2007 World Open Winner Gata Kamsky, for the right to play the current World Champion. <Championships:> Also, included are The Men's European Individual Championship in Plovdiv BUL 2008 won by GM Sergei Tiviakov NED (FIDE 2634) with a score of 8.5/11. See European Championship (2008). Selected games from the 61st Russian Championship Higher League 2008 won by Artyom Timofeev with 8/11 (+5-0=6). See his games at Russian Championship Higher League (2008)/Artyom Timofeev. See all games: Russian Championship Higher League (2008). Selected games from the World Junior Championship 2008 in Gaziantep TUR won by Abhijeet Gupta. See all his games: World Junior Championship (2008)/Abhijeet Gupta. See all the tournament games: World Junior Championship (2008). He won his last five games in the Championship to take the title with 10/13 ahead of runner-up, Parimarjan Negi. Gupta finished ahead of these notable players: Le Quang Liem, Wesley So, Viktor Laznicka, Maxim Rodshtein, Jon Ludvig Hammer, David Howell, and Yifan Hou. Nigel Short won the Commonwealth 2008 tournament: Commonwealth Championship (2008)/Nigel Short. Israeli Championship (2008), Avrukh, Smirin, Mikhalevski & Rodshtein finish at the top with 6.5 each. Boris Avrukh won the title on tiebreaks. <Tournaments:>
The Tal Memorial (2008), was won by Vassily Ivanchuk, with an undefeated score of 6/9 (+3-0=6). The M-Tel Masters (2008), in Sofia BUL, was, also, won by Vassily Ivanchuk 8/10(+6-0=4), one point better than Topalov, who was second. Ivanchuk defeated Topalov with a French Defense as black in round 2.. Aeroflot Open (2008)/Ian Nepomniachtchi won the 2008 Aeroflot. See all games. Aeroflot Open (2008) In 2008 Magnus Carlsen was the joint winner of Corus (2008) A-Group together with Levon Aronian, Corus Group A (2008). He placed second in Morelia-Linares (2008) behind World Champion Viswanathan Anand. Morelia-Linares (2008). Following his strong results in the first half of 2008, Carlsen improved his world ranking to 6th place on FIDE's July 2008 with a rating of 2775. (He is currently 3rd on the April 2009 list at 2772.) Shortly afterward he tied for first place in the Baku Grand Prix (2008), which is the first round of FIDE's inaugural Grand Prix series with Wang Yue, and Vugar Gashimov 8/11 Baku Grand Prix (2008). He then won clear first place at Aerosvit (2008) with a dominant 8/11 score (+5-0=6). Aerosvit (2008) Also, selected games from Sparkassen, Dortmund GER 2008 won by Peter Leko 4.5/7 (+2-0=5).
Dortmund Sparkassen (2008) Selected games from the Poikovsky Tournament, Poikovsky RUS 2008. Equal first Vugar Gashimov, Alexey Shirov, Dmitry Jakovenko, and Sergei Rublevsky 5.5/9. Karpov Poikovsky (2008) Selected games from the 41st Biel International Chess Festival 2008 won by Evgeny Alekseev and Leinier Dominguez-Perez equal first with 6.5/10 (+4-1=5). 41st Biel International Chess Festival (2008) Selected games from the FIDE Grand Prix 2008 in Sochi RUS. Sochi Grand Prix (2008) won by Levon Aronian with a score of 8.5/13. Selected games from Bilbao Grand Slam Chess Final 2008 won by Veselin Topalov.) Grand Slam Chess Final (2008) Artyom Timofeev won the Moscow Open 2008 (+6-0=3). See his games from this tournament at Moscow Open-A (2008)/Artyom Timofeev. See all games: Moscow Open-A (2008) <Other Tournaments:> Sigeman & Co (2008), won by Tiger Hillarp Persson. 21st Belgrade Trophy (2008). Dejan Antic, Jon Viktor Gunnarsson, and Srdjan Cvetkovic, all with 7.5/9. Srdjan Cvetkovic won on tie breaks. SPICE Cup (2008). Disappointing amount of draws. <Team:>
Included are selected games from the Russian Team Championship in Dagomys RUS 2008. The event was won by the team from Ural Yekaterinburg, consisting of Teimour Radjabov, Alexei Shirov, Gata Kamsky, Alexander Grischuk, Vladimir Malakhov, Vladimir Akopian, Alexey Dreev, and Alexander Motylev. Note that the team had an average rating of over 2700. See Russian Team Championship (2008). Selected games from the 2008 Russia vs China Team Match. Russia - China Match (2008).
China won the main event narrowly, 26 to 24.
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Selected games from the 2008 Qlympiad, Dresden GER. See: Dresden Olympiad (2008). Armenia repeats their success and wins the gold medal. Israel wins the silver medal, and the USA takes the bronze. Resignation Trap's games between 2700+. Game Collection: Dresden Olympiad 2008 - Games Between 2700+'s. <Collections:>
notyetagm's: Game Collection: MAGNUS CARLSEN'S BEST GAMES. Bufon's:Game Collection: Levon Aronian Great Games. <News:>
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201 games, 2008-2010 - Favorite Games from (2009)
Selected Games and Tournament Information.
<Championships:> Selected games from the US Championship, St. Louis 2009 won by Hikaru Nakamura with an undefeated 7-2 (+5-0=4). See also: US Championship (2009) for all games. Evgeny Tomashevsky is the 2009 European Individual Champion (Budva MNT) with an undefeated score of 7/10 (+4-0=6). See his games: European Championship (2009)/Evgeny Tomashevsky. See all games: European Championship (2009). The 2009 Chinese Championship, in Xinghua Jiangsu, was won by Ding Liren, an untitled 16-year-old, rated 2458, China's youngest national champion ever. Regardless, of the default controversy, a fine performance by Ding who beat two of the highest rated of China's mens players and China's highest rated women player. See his games: Chinese Championship (2009)/Ding Liren. See all games: Chinese Championship (2009) IM Ray Robson, 14 years old, is the new US Junior Champion. See this news article for information on the last round victory over GM elect Alex Lenderman: http://main.uschess.org/content/vie.... Also, see: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... End result of the 2009 Dutch Open Chamoinship won by Erwin L'Ami
with a score of 7.5/9.
Anish Giri, Jan Timman, and Roi David Miedema were equal second with 7/9. Dutch Open (2009) Russian Championship Superfinal (2009)
Alexander Grischuk won the 2009 Russian Championship Superfinal with an undefeated score of 6.5/9 (+4-0=5). See http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail....
Final Report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail....
See all the games: Russian Championship Superfinal (2009) World Junior Championships: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... 48th World Junior Championship (2009)/Maxime Vachier-Lagrave. GM David Howell won the 2009 British Championship with a fine score of (+7-0=4). See his games: British Championship (2009)/David Howell. <Tournaments:>
Selected games from the 2009 Pearl Spring Chess Tournament, Nanking CHN, won by GM Magnus Carlsen with an outstanding, undefeated score of 8/10(+6-0=4).
Here is the final chessbase report with all the games: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Carlsen's performance, some see, as the best ever! See:
http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp.... See all the games at Chessgames: Pearl Spring Chess Tournament (2009) His incredible performance pushed his "live rating" over 2800. Selected games from the 2009 Tal Memorial played in Moscow, Russia.
This year's tournament was one of the strongest tournaments ever at Cat. 21. The event included ex-World Champion Kramnik, World Champion Anand, Carlsen, Ivanchuk, and many other eminent GMs. After 9 rounds, Vladimir Kramnik won with 6 points (+3 -0 =6). Vasily Ivanchuk and Magnus Carlsen were equal second .5 points behind the winner. See all the games at: Tal Memorial (2009). See the final report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... and a picture report at: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... The 2009 Tal Memorial Blitz Tournament was won by Magnus Carlsen. See his wins at: http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches.... See all the games at: World Blitz Championship (2009). Selected games from the 2009 Corus Tournament, Wijk aan Zee NED. Sergey Karjakin defeated Leinier Dominguez Perez in the final round to achieve victory with 8/13. See: Corus Group A (2009). Corus Group B (2009) Corus Group C (2009). "The King's Tournament" was won by Vassily Ivanchuk who beats out Radjabov, Shirov, Gelfand, Kamsky, and Nisipeanu in this double round robin. Ivanchuk beat Gata Kamsky in round 5 in 32 moves playing a sicillian! See all the games at: Bazna Tournament (2009). Magnus Carlsen won the 2009 (Rapid) XXII Magistral Ciudad de Leon, ESP Tournament by defeating Vasyl Ivanchuk in the Armageddon game. See all the games: XXII Magistral Ciudad de Leon (2009). Nigel Short won The Sigeman & Co Tournament in Malmo SWE, 2009, with a score of 4.5/5 (+4-0=1)a 2990 performance rating. See his games: Sigeman & Co (2009)/Nigel Short. Sigeman & Co (2009) The 10th Karpov Tournament in Poikovsky RUS 2009 was won by Alexander Motylev with undefeated score of 7/9 (+5 -0 =4). See his games: Karpov Poikovsky (2009)/Alexander Motylev.
http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... See all the games: Karpov Poikovsky (2009) Vladimir Kramnik wins the 2009 Sparkassen Chess-Meeting in Dortmund DE with a score of 6.5/10 (+3-0=7). See the Chessbase news for information and all the games. http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Dortmund Sparkassen (2009) GM Hikaru Nakamura had led the 2009 Donostia-San Sebastian ESP Chess Festival from the start, and looked like a slam-dunk winner. But in the last round he drew his game, while former FIDE world champion Ruslan Ponomariov won his, and both finished at 6.5/9 (+4-0=5). Nakamura went on to win the blitz tiebreak games 2-0 and was thus the winner. See: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Selected games from the 2009 Aeroflot Open, Moscow RUS. Bacrot beat Moiseenko on tiebreaks, both with 6.5/9. See: Aeroflot Open (2009). Games, round by round, from Linares ESP 2009 where Russian GM Alexander Grischuk wins on tie-break. http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp.... Alexey Shirov places first at the M-Tel with 6.5/10, ahead of Topalov, Carlsen, Ivanchuk, Wang Yue, and Dominguez-Perez. He defeated Magnus Carlsen in the last round to secure the victory. The event was a double round robin played in a glass pavilion on the square in front of the National Theatre Ivan Vazov. M-Tel Masters (2009) played in Sofia BUL. GM Radoslaw Wojtaszek won the 2009 Najdorf Tournament in Warsaw POL with an undefeated score of 6/9 (+3-0=6). See his games: Najdorf Memorial (2009)/Radoslaw Wojtaszek. Najdorf Memorial (2009) GM Boris Avrukh, 8.5/10 (+8-1=1) and GM Parimarjan Negi, 8.5/10 (+7-0=3) came in equal first in the 2009 Politiken Cup, Helsingor DEN. GM Malakhov(who lead the tournament until the penultimate round) unfortunately lost to GM Boris Avrukh(Israel)in the final round. Politiken Cup (2009) GM Maxime Vachier-Lagrave has won the 2009 Biel SUI International Chess Festival with a solid performance scoring 6/10 (+2-0=8). Especially interesting was his round 8 victory. Morozevich vs Vachier-Lagrave, 2009. http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Biel International Chess Festival (2009) GM Vasyl Ivanchuk was undefeated in winning the 2009 FIDE Grand Prix played in Jermuk ARM. He had a score of 8.5/13 (+4-0=9). See his games: FIDE Jermuk Grand Prix (2009)/Vasyl Ivanchuk. Also see the Chessbase reports: http://www.chessbase.com/eventlist..... See all the games: FIDE Jermuk Grand Prix (2009) Results of the 4th FIDE GP, Nalchik RUS see 2009 :http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp... won by Levon Aronian 8.5/13 (+5-1=7). Also see: 4th FIDE Grand Prix (2009). Levon Aronian won the 2009 2nd Grand Slam Masters in Bilbao ESP with a score of (+4-1=1). Losing only to Alexander Grischuk in Round 1. See his games: Grand Slam Chess Final (2009)/Levon Aronian. Also see: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Grand Slam Chess Final (2009) Evgeny Tomashevsky won the 62nd Russian Higher League with an undefeated score of 8/11 (+5-0=6). See his games at: Russian Championship Higher League (2009)/Evgeny Tomashevsky. See all the games: Russian Championship Higher League (2009). Leinier Dominguez-Perez 6.5/10 (+3-0=7) won the Capablanca Memorial (Elite) (2009). (Too many draws) Yuri Kuzubov won the SPICE Cup tournament played in Lubbock TX. He scored 5/9 (+1-0=8) and won on tiebreak. SPICE Cup (2009) Selected games from the 2009 London Chess Classic won by Magnus Carlsen to close out the year! He had an undefeated score of (+3-0=4) and defeated former World Champion Vladimir Kramnik in the first round. See the games at: London Chess Classic (2009).
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London Chess Classic: http://www.chessbase.com/eventlist..... Gata Kamsky wins Reggio Emilia 2009 with a last round victory: see all the games at:Reggio Emilia (2009). Final Chessbase report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Pavel Eljanov won this 6 player double round robin, beating out Movsesian, Sokolov, Wang Hao, Harikrishna, and Predojevic. Bosnia (2009). Linares (2009), Alexander Grischuk and Vassily Ivanchuk were equal first 8/14 points. Results of Amber 2009 see: http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp...
where Levon Aronian wins for a second time in a row. <Other Tournaments:> Gibraltar Masters (2009) in Caleta ENG was won by Peter Svidler with a score of 10/12(+8-0=4). 7th International Chess Festival (2009), won by Pentala Harikrishna. GM Mark Bluvshtein and IM Edward Porper were equal first in the 2009 Canadian Open in Edmonton. Bluvshtein won the title on tiebreak with a score of 7.5/9. See his Rd. 3-9 at: Canadian Open (2009)/Mark Bluvshtein. A complete update at: http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp.... Games in PGN: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Reykjavik Open (2009), Yuriy Kryvoruchko and Mihail Marin were equal first 6.5/8 points. IM Aleksandr Lenderman (GM Elect?) won the 2009 Marshall Chess Club Championship in New York. See: http://main.uschess.org/content/vie... The nine-round Swiss Open was won by another Norwegian prodigy, GM Jon Ludvig Hammer. London Open: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... <Rapid and Blitz:> Games from the Kasparov-Karpov Match: Kasparov - Karpov Rapid Match (2009) Kasparov - Karpov Blitz Match (2009) Norway Blitz: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail...
Nakamura v Carlsen Blitz 2009: http://susanpolgar.blogspot.com/200... <Team:>
The 2008/2009 season of Schachbundesliga is now over, and OSC Baden-Baden retained the title. Bundesliga (2008/09) 17th European Team Championship Novi Sad, Serbia Oct 21-31. The young Azerbaijan team (including Radjabov, Gashimov, Mamedyarov, et al.) took the gold. Russia took the silver medal; Ukraine, the bronze. European Team Championship (2009) <Matches:>
http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... See all the games: Short-Efimenko Match (2009):
Short - Efimenko Match (2009). <Collections:>
wanabe2000's: Game Collection: Vassily Ivanchuk: Selected Games. Chnebelgrind's: Game Collection: 0 Iron Maiden's top 10 games from Chessgames member's: Game Collection: 2009's Greatest Chess Games. <Pictures and Articles:> http://en.chessbase.com/post/zurich... complete
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196 games, 2009 - Favorite Games from (1980-1999)
Selected Games and Tournament Information.
Note: in 1993 Kasparov resigned from FIDE throwing the World Championship into turmoil. FIDE countered with their own championship as well as a series of "Knockout" tournaments for the championship which many people do not recognize. Kasparov held his own championship which many people do not recognize. <FIDE World Championships:> Karpov - Korchnoi World Championship Match (1981). Karpov 6; Korchnoi 2 (10 draws). Karpov - Kasparov World Championship Match (1984/85). Karpov 6; Korchnoi 2 (10 draws) de facto winner. Karpov - Kasparov World Championship Match (1985). Kasparov 13; Karpov 11. Kasparov - Karpov World Championship Rematch (1986). Kasparov 12.5 Karpov 11.5 Kasparov - Karpov World Championship Match (1987). Kasparov 12; Karpov 12. Kasparov - Karpov World Championship Match (1990). Kasparov 12½; Karpov 11½. Karpov - Timman FIDE World Championship Match (1993). Karpov won (+6-2=13).
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Game Collection: WCC Index (Timman-Yusupov 1992). Candidates Semi-Finals, Timman (+4-2=4). Game Collection: 0. Candidates Semi-Finals, Short (+4-2=4). Note: The finals between Timman and Short to determine who would play Kasparov never took place due to Kasparov's resignation of the FIDE title. Short resigned also. Therefore, Timman and Karpov, the remaining candidates, played for the vacated FIDE World Championship in 1993. Karpov - Kamsky FIDE World Championship Match (1996). Karpov 10½; Kamsky 7½. <1990 Final Candidate Match:> Game Collection: Karpov vs Timman 1990 Final Candidate Match <FIDE World Championship Knockout:> FIDE World Championship Knockout Tournament (1999). Khalifman 3½; Akopian 2½. See also amadeus': Game Collection: 1999 - FIDE World Championship KO Tournament. <Nigel Short: FIDE Candidates Tournament and PCA World Championship Match 1993 vs Kasparov:> Game Collection: 0. Game Collection: Short - Speelman, WCC 1991. FIDE Candidates Preliminary Match. Game Collection: WCC Index (Short-Gelfand 1991). FIDE Candidates Quarterfinal Match. Game Collection: 0. FIDE Candidates Semi-Finals Match. Game Collection: 0. FIDE Candidates Finals Match. Game Collection: WCC Index (Kasparov-Short 1993). PCA World Championship Match. Kasparov 12.5/20 (+6-1=13). <Viswanathan Anand: FIDE and PCA Candidates Tournaments and PCA World Championship Match 1995 vs Kasparov:> Game Collection: WCC Index (Anand-Yusupov 1994). FIDE Candidates, quarterfinals. Game Collection: WCC Index (Anand-Romanishin 1994). PCA Candidates Quarter-Finals. Game Collection: 0. FIDE Candidates Semi-Finals. Game Collection: 0. PCA Candidates Semi-Finals. Game Collection: WCC Index (Anand-Kamsky 1995). PCA Candidates Finals. Kasparov - Anand PCA World Championship Match (1995). Kasparov 10½; Anand 7½. <Gata Kamsky: FIDE and PCA Candidates Tournaments:> Game Collection: WCC Index (Kamsky-Kramnik 1994). PCA Quarter-Finals. Game Collection: 0. PCA Candidates Semi-Finals. Game Collection: 0. FIDE Candidates Quarter-Finals. Game Collection: 0. FIDE Candidates Semi-Finals. Game Collection: 0. FIDE Candidates Finals. <Championships:> suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: USSR Championship 1981 49th Soviet Chess Championship was a category XII event played in the city of Frunze from Nov. 27th to Dec. 22nd, 1981. Young Garry Kasparov shared first place with Lev Psakhis at 12 and a half points each out of 17. Benzol"s: Game Collection: USSR Championship 1983
Won by Karpov with 9½ points (+5,=9,-1). Notable for a tournament loss. suenteus po 147's:Game Collection: USSR Championship 1989. The 56th Soviet Chess Championship, held in the city of Odessa from September 22nd to October 16th, 1989, was a category XIII event. The Armenian grandmaster Vaganian took clear first, half of a point ahead of the four shared seconds. suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: USSR Championship 1990. The 57th Soviet Chess Championship was a category XIV event held in the city of Leningrad from October 18th to November 5th, 1990. It was Beliavsky's fourth and final Soviet crown, and it was a first time win for Bareev, Vyzmanavin, and Yudasin. suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: USSR Championship 1991. The 58th and final USSR Chess Championship was played in the Soviet capitol of Moscow from November 1st to the 13th, 1991. The tournament was organized as 64 player Swiss event, which included some of the most senior as well as newest grandmasters and masters in the Soviet Union. Artashes Minasian and Elmar Magerramov tied for first, with each scoring 8.5/11 for final, with Minasian declared winner on tiebreaks. The Soviet Union would dissolve over a month later, and while the separate nations that made up the USSR would continue to hold their individual championships, there would never again be a Soviet chess championship. <Players, Selected Games:> Garry Kasparov was one of the most dominate international tournament players in the history of the game. He holds the record for most consecutive professional tournament victories, placing first or equal first in 15 individual tournaments from 1981 to 1990. Selected games from the World Championship matches against Anatoly Karpov and others are presented. All encounters in the Chessgames data base between Kasparov and Karpov: http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches.... The World Championship Matches were very close, however the overall record is in Kasparov's favor: He beat Anatoli Karpov 39 to 25, with 138 draws.
In 1993 Kasparov decided to leave the FIDE organization throwing the World Championship into turmoil. Kasparov had no losing records against the top players of his day.
Viswanathan Anand +23-8=36, Viktor Korchnoi +18-1=25, Anatoly Karpov +39-25=138,
Veselin Topalov +15-6=17, Vladimir Kramnik +22-21=79,
Vasyl Ivanchuk +15-6=27. However, Kasparov's winning percentage among modern players is only fifth at 69.4%* +878 -152 =846. Paul Morphy is first at 85.3%* (+202 -24 =26). Alexandar Alekhine is second at 72.6%* (+1082 -253 =502 ). Bobby Fischer is third at 72.5%* (+445 -91 =252) and fourth is Jose Capablanca at 72.2%* (+329 -47 =254).
* Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games Anatoli Karpov was another dominate international tournament player who won more than 160 tournaments in his career, including 28 out of the 34 tournaments in which he took part from 1975 to 1984. See amadeus's: Game Collection: Karpov Tournament Champion - I and Game Collection: Karpov Tournament Champion - II for some of his major victories. His 1995 victory at Amber was outstanding. See amadeus': Game Collection: Melody Amber 1995 <Tournaments:>
The 5th Annual Interpolis Chess Tournament held in Til One of Beliavsky's great tournament victories. Compiled by suenteus po 147: Game Collection: Tilburg Interpolis 1981 Moscow 1981. Seven of the best Soviet players, including the promising Garry Kasparov and the old guard of Vasily Smyslov and Tigran Petrosian, were joined by Anatoli Karpov who, as the most active of all world champions, agreed to participate even though he had an upcoming world championship match with Korchnoi in October of that same year: suenteus po 147's Game Collection: Moscow 1981 Ljubomir Ljubojevic and Hübner at7/11 were equal first with Ljubojevic winning on tie-break: See all the games at suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Linares 1985. The world champion Kasparov won in his usual fashion, dominating the event with an impressive 9.5/11. suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Belgrade 1989 Karpov, also, won at Linares ESP Super Tournament in 1994 with a dominating score 11/13 (+9-0=4) three points better than second place Kasparov. This score was achieved against the best in the world at that time in the first Cat. 18 tournament. Kasparov, commenting on the strength of the players, said that the winner of this tournament should be considered the world champion of tournament chess. See the games at suenteus po 147's Game Collection: Linares 1994. The organizers invited the contenders from both FIDE and PCA world championships to attend their double round robin event. Anatoli Karpov declined and was replaced by Ivanchuk. The tournament was won by Kasparov. See the games: Game Collection: Amsterdam VSB 1994. The 1st International Tal Memorial Chess tournament was held in the magician's hometown of Riga, Latvia from April 12th to the 24th, 1995. Garry Kasparov won with a score of 7.5/10. See all the games presented by suenteus po 147: Game Collection: Riga 1995. The tenth and final Max Euwe Memorial Chess Tournament was organized by the Verenigde Spaarbank (VSB) in Amsterdam, the Netherlands from March 22nd to April 1st, 1996. Veselin Topalov performed amazingly, starting in the first round with a win against the world champion Garry Kasparov. They both ended with 6.5/9 to share first place. See all the games at suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Amsterdam VSB 1996. The 2nd Annual Fontys International Chess Tournament was a category XVII event held in Tilburg, The Netherlands from 9-26-1997 to 10-10-1997. 12 of the world's top players, including the World Champion, competed in a round robin format. The tournament was a major landmark for young grandmasters Kramnik and Svidler as they tied with Kasparov for first place with 8/11, a full point above the rest of the strong field. See suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Tilburg Fontys 1997 The 15th Annual Linares Super Tournament 1998 was a category XXI event and won by Vishwanathan Anand with a score of 7.5/12, and an astounding performance rating of 2840! See the games at suenteus po 147's Game Collection: Linares 1998. The 16th Annual Linares Super Tournament 1999 was won by Gary Kasparov, who dominated with a stellar undefeated score of 10.5/14. See the games at suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Linares 1999. <suenteus po 147's Other Great Tournament Collections:> Game Collection: Linares 1981. Won by Karpov 8/11. Game Collection: Tilburg Interpolis 1981. Won by Beliavsky 7.5/11. Game Collection: Tilburg Interpolis 1984. Won by Miles 8/11. Game Collection: Wijk aan Zee Hoogovens 1985. Won by Timman 9/13 Game Collection: Reykjavik World Cup 1988. Won by Kasparov 11/17. Game Collection: Wijk aan Zee Hoogovens 1989. Won by Anand. Game Collection: Tilburg Interpolis 1989. Won by Kasparov 12/14. Game Collection: Linares 1991. Won by Ivanchuk 9.5/13. Game Collection: Wijk aan Zee Hoogovens 1991. Won by Nunn 8.5/13. Game Collection: Wijk aan Zee Hoogovens 1997. Won by Valery Salov 8.5/13. <Other Tournament Collection:> CFMEU's: Game Collection: OHRA Belgium 1986. Won by Kasparov 7.5/10. Whiteshark's: Game Collection: 99_Lev Polugajevky Tourn. Buenos Aires 1994. Won by Salov 9/14. <Amber Rapid/Blindfold:> amadeus' Collections:
Game Collection: Melody Amber 1992 (Rapid DRR)
Game Collection: Melody Amber 1993
Game Collection: Melody Amber 1994
Game Collection: Melody Amber 1995 <Collections:>
Game Collection: USSR Championship Tournament Index KingG's: Game Collection: Garry Kasparov's Best Games suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Road to the Championship - Anatoli Karpov. KingG's: Game Collection: Anatoly Karpov's Best Games Resignation Trap's: Game Collection: Uncompromising Chess by Alexander Beliavsky jakaiden's "Lessons in Attacking Chess From a Top American Grandmaster, Larry Christiansen": Game Collection: Storming The Barricades. Who is the best all time? See http://www.truechess.com/web/champs.... My choice is Robert James Fischer.
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210 games, 1980-1999 - Favorite Games from (2000-2006)
Selected Games and Tournament Information.
Note: in 1993 Kasparov resigned from FIDE throwing the World Championship into turmoil. FIDE countered with their own championship as well as a series of "Knockout" tournaments for the championship which many people do not recognize. Kasparov held his own championship which many people do not recognize. <Classical World Championships:> Kasparov - Kramnik Classical World Championship Match (2000). After 15 games, with a final score of 8½ to 6½ Kasparov's long tenure as World Champion had finally come to an end. Vladimir Kramnik's had become the 14th World Chess Champion. Kramnik - Leko Classical World Championship Match (2004). After 14 games, with a tie score of 7 to 7, Vladimir Kramnik defended his title of World Chess Champion. Kramnik - Topalov World Championship Match (2006). Vladimir Kramnik, after 13 years of chaos in the chess world, had thus become the the solitary undisputed World Chess Champion. The score was Kramnik 8½; Top <USA Championship 2005:> http://en.chessbase.com/post/16-yea...
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146 games, 2000-2006 - Favorite Games from (2007)
Selected Games and Tournament Information.
<FIDE World Championship Tournament:> In 2007 a tournament was held in Mexico City which invited the strongest players in the world, including the reigning champion Vladimir Kramnik. It was an eight-player, double round robin tournament, and the winner was to earn the title of World Champion. In the event that Kramnik did not win the tournament, FIDE would allow him to have a title match against the victor in 2008. Viswanathan Anand with a score of 9/14 (+4-0=10). Anand become World Champion, in a un-traditional manner, by winning this tournament. See World Championship Tournament (2007) for all the games.. <Candidates Tournament:> Aronian v Carlsen 2007: World Championship Candidates (2007) where Levon Aronian won 7/12 (+5-3=4). <Championships:> Maxime Vachier-Lagrave won the 2007 French Championship in a playoff with a score of 7.5/11 (+5-1=5). See his games: French Championship (2007)/Maxime Vachier-Lagrave. Maxime Vachier Lagrave became the second-youngest grandmaster in the world in 2005, just behind Norway's Magnus Carlsen. Ahmed Adly is the World Junior Champion played in Yerevan Armenia. He scored an amazing (+10-3=0). See his games: World Junior Championship (2007)/Ahmed Adly. See all games: World Junior Championship (2007) European Team Championship (2007). Russia wins. Great results from Peter Svidler. See his games: European Team Championship (2007)/Peter Svidler Hao Wang is the champion and Xiangzhi Bu is the sub-champion in the Asian Individual Championship (2007). Missing some round 10 games. Jacob Aagaard wins the British Championship with a score of 8.5/11 (+8-2=1) .5 ahead of Rowson and Gordon. See all the games: British Championship (2007). <Tournaments:>
The Tal Memorial was won by Vladimir Kramnik with a score of 6.5/9 (+4-0=5). See all the games at: Tal Memorial (2007). Veselin Topalov wins Liga de Campeones (2007) with a score of 7/10 (+5-1=4). His only loss was to Judit Polgar, however, he was 1.5 points ahead of second place. Also included are selected games from the World Cup, Khanty-Mansiysk RUS 2007 won by Gata Kamsky. For additional games see: Game Collection: Major World cup 2007 games. See the Chessbase Reports: http://www.chessbase.com/eventlist..... Kamsky with his win will be seeded into the 2010 World Championship Challenger's match against Veselin Topalov. Also, selected games from Morelia-Linares MEX/ESP 2007 won by Viswanathan Anand. See Morelia-Linares (2007). Presented are the three wins by Dmitry Jakovenko who won the 8th Poikovsky Karpov Tournament 2007 with a score of =3-0=5. See Karpov Poikovsky (2007). Selected games from the 2007 Russian Super Finals won by Alexander Morozevich 8/11 (+7 -2 =2). See Russian Championship Superfinal (2007). Selected games from the Biel Tournament 2007 won by Magnus Carlsen in tiebreak games. Biel Chess Festival (2007). Corus Group A (2007). Teimour Radjabov 8.5/13 (+5-1=7) Veselin Topalov 8.5/13 (+5-1=7)and Levon Aronian 8.5/13 (+4-0=9) were equal first. Corus Group B (2007). Won by Pavel Eljanov 9/13 (+-2=4). Corus Group C (2007). Won by Mikhail Krasenkow 10.5/13 (+9-1=3). The World vs GM Gert Jan Timmerman which was won by the World! Crafty (Computer) vs Hikaru Nakamura
"Horsing Around" (game of the day Dec-23-07)
<Other Tournaments:> Czech Coal Carlsbad Tournament (2007). Sergei Movsesian 4.5/7 (+2-0=5) and Ruslan Ponomariov 4.5/7 (+2-0=5) were equal first. Aeroflot Open (2007). Evgeny Alekseev, with
another great win after the title of Russian champion. Casino de Barcelona (2007). Won by Hikaru Nakamura 7/9 (+6-1=2.) Ruy Lopez Festival (2007). Won by Gabriel Sargissian 6.5/7 (+6-0=1). Foxwoods Open (2007). Gata Kamsky is the winner on speed playoff, beating out Izoria, Ibragimov and Stripunsky (all finished with 7/9). Moscow Open (2007). Najer and Yemelin shared first place with 7.5/9. 11th Essent Chess Tournament (2007). In a small field of four players Shakhriyar Mamedyarov won with a score of 4.5/6 (+3-0=3). World Blitz Championship (2007). Won by Vassily Ivanchuk 25.5/38 (+19-6=13). Pivdenny Bank Chess Cup (2007). Also won by Ivanchuk over a strong field with a score of 7/9 (+6-1=2). He beat both Gelfand and Radjabov playing black! Cappelle Open (2007). Over 600 players, including 87 GMs and 81 IMs participated.. Wang Yue beat out Miroshnichenko, Gashimov, Arutinian, Drozdovskij, and Yemelin on tiebreaks (all scoring 7/9). <Collections:>
AuDo: Game Collection: Super Grandmaster beat Super Grandmaster BoardLord's: Game Collection: Magnus Carlsens 2700+ wins <News:>
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58 games, 2007 - Favorite Games from (1917-1943)
Selected Games and Tournament Information.
<World Championships:> In Havana, from March 15 to April 28, 1921, the match between Emanuel Lasker and Jose Raul Capablanca took place. Whomever you regard as the challenger, the winner was Capablanca, who prevailed without a single loss, +4 -0 =10. Four games down, with at most 10 more to play, Lasker resigned the match prematurely after Game 14, citing ill health, and Capablanca became the third World Chess Champion. See all the games:
Lasker - Capablanca World Championship Match (1921) Capablanca - Alekhine World Championship Match (1927)
http://www.chess.com/article/view/c... Alekhine - Bogoljubov World Championship Match (1929)
Alekhine - Bogoljubov World Championship Rematch (1934)
Alekhine - Euwe World Championship Match (1935)
Euwe - Alekhine World Championship Rematch (1937) <Championships:> suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Moscow 1925, Phony Benoni's: Game Collection: USSR Championship 1927, suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: USSR Championship 1940, Benzol's: Game Collection: USSR Absolute Championship 1941, <Tournament Collections:> The big attraction of Hastings 1919 was Jose Capablanca in his first European tourament in five years. Capablanxa won with an defeated score of 10.5/11 (+10-0=1). See Phoney Benoni's collection: Game Collection: Hastings 1919. Efim Bogoljubov, Richard Reti, Akiba Rubinstein, and Rudolf Spielmann met for a quadruple round tournament in Stockholm, Sweden 1919. One of Spielmann's finest early international performances, he finished clear first a point and a half over second place Rubinstein. See suenteus po 147's collection for all the games: Game Collection: Stockholm 1919. Karlsbad 1923 Compiled by suenteus po 147: Game Collection: Karlsbad 1923. Equal 1st were Alekhine, Bogoljubov and Maróczy with 11½ points. The New York 1924 tournament was won by Dr. Lasker over Capablanca, Alekhine and other great players of the day. See Benzol's: Game Collection: New York 1924. See Benzol's: Game Collection: Baden Baden 1925. The final result was a great win for Alyekhin and foreshadowed his later triumphs at San Remo 1930 and Bled 1931. See, also, Benzol's Game Collection: New York 1927, where Capablanca was undefeated. See suenteus po 147's Karlsbad Tournament 1929 where Nimzovich scored an incredible
(+10 =10 -1):Game Collection: Karlsbad 1929. In 1930 at San Remo, Alekhine dominated the entire field with an unbelievable score of 14/15, scoring 3½ points better than second place Nimzowitsch. See suenteus po 147's
:Game Collection: San Remo 1930. Also in 1930 in Frankfurt, Germany, Nimzowitsch won to help his attempts to obtain a Championship Match with Alekhine: See suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Frankfurt 1930 Alekhine wins. See Benzol's: Game Collection: Bled 1931 Leningrad 1934: Leningrad (1934) Moscow 1935: Moscow (1935) Moscow 1936: Moscow (1936) Mikhail Botvinnik was equal first with Salomon Flohr in the very strong Moscow tournament in 1935. This tournament is noted because of Botvinnik's loss in round 15 to Fedor Bohatirchuk who was arrested in 1937 for stealing chess funds but was more questioned about beating Botvinnik not embezzeling. See Benzol's Game Collection: Moscow 1935 for all the games. Salo Flohr won the strong Margate ENG tournament in 1936: Game Collection: Margate 1936. Alekhine wins. See suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Bad Nauheim 1936 Hesam7's:Game Collection: Nottingham 1936. In November 1938 a Dutch radio company AVRO (Algemeene Vereeniging voor Radio Omroep) organized and sponsored what was up to that time the strongest tournament ever held. Paul Keres and Reuben Fine finished joint 1st but Keres was declared the winner as he had the better tie-break score.
See Benzol's: Game Collection: AVRO 1938. AVRO (1938) Sverdlovsk, RUS 1943 was won by Mikhail Botvinnik with an undefeated score of (+7-0=7): Game Collection: Sverdlovsk 1943 <Olympiad:>
Selected games from the Olympiads 1927-1935. See nikolaas' Game Collection: Olympiads best games. <Players>
Other selected games of Alexander Alekhine, and Aron Nimzowitsch. <Collections:>
Game Collection: USSR Championship Tournament Index brager's: Game Collection: capablanca best games. refutor's: Game Collection: Capablanca's Best Chess Endings. dac1990's: Game Collection: My Best Games Of Chess 1924-1937 by A. Alekhine. KingG's: Game Collection: Mikhail Botvinnik's Best Games. nicolaas': Game Collection: Hypermodern chess: Aron Nimzovich by Reinfeld. setuhanu01's: Game Collection: Nimzovich: Chess Praxis Bidibulle's "Keres Collection": Game Collection: The Road to the Top & The Quest for Perfection. kashparov72c5's:
Game Collection: Smyslov's Best Games of chess 1935-1957. Wanabe2000's: Game Collection: Capablanca's Games from New York, NY 1927. matey's: Game Collection: Reti's Best Games of Chess. kevin86's: Game Collection: Alekhine's combinations-BRILLIANT!. Many games from this period are included in GM Raymond Keene's: Game Collection: ray keene's favorite games. mjk's: Game Collection: Pawn Power in Chess by Hans Kmoch, and Game Collection: 107 Great Chess Battles: 1939-45 Alekhine. Malacha's: Game Collection: BOTVINNIK"S BEST GAMES VOL 1: 1925-1941. Many games from this period are included in suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: 0.
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153 games, 1917-1943 - Favorite Games from (1944-1959)
Selected Games and Tournament Information
from the post World War II period (1944-1959).
<World Championships:> After the death of World Champion Alexander Alekhine, Mikhail Botvinnik became the sixth official World Chess Champion by winning the 1948 tournament played in The Hague and Moscow. See the games: FIDE World Championship Tournament (1948). He retained the crown in 1951 against David Bronstein when he tied the match, by winning and drawing his last two games. He retained it in 1954 against Vasily Smyslov by again drawing the match, then lost it to Smyslov in 1957. In 1958, he availed himself of the return clause and defeated Smyslov to regain the Title. In 1960 he faced Mikhail Tal and lost the match, but in 1961, again using the return clause, regained it by defeating Tal. In 1963 his reign as World Champion ended for good when he lost to Tigran Petrosian. Since the FIDE had removed the provision of an automatic return match, Botvinnik ceased competing for the World Title. Botvinnik - Bronstein World Championship Match (1951)
Botvinnik - Smyslov World Championship Match (1954)
Botvinnik - Smyslov World Championship Match (1957)
Smyslov - Botvinnik World Championship Rematch (1958) suenteus po 147 chronicles Botvinnik's Game Collection: Road to the Championship - Mikhail Botvinnik suenteus po 147 chronicles Vasily Smyslov's: Game Collection: Road to the Championship - Vasily Smyslov March 27, 2010 RIP Fischer of Men chronicles Mikhail Tal's: Game Collection: Road to the Championship - Mik Tal <Candidates Tournament:> Zurich 1953: Vasily Smyslov wins with 18/28 (+9-1=18): Zuerich Candidates (1953) Resignation Trap's: Game Collection: WCC Index (Candidates Tournament, 1956). Symslov wins to challenge Botvinnik for the title in 1957. Resignation Trap's: Game Collection: WCC Index (Candidates Tournament 1959). Mikhail Tal wins and would challenge Botvinnik for the title in 1960. <Interzonals:>
See capybara's Game Collection: Interzonals 1955: Gothenburg where David Bronstein won with an undefeated score of (+10-0=10). See capybara's Game Collection: Interzonals 1958: Portoroz won by Mikhail Tal. <USSR Championships:> suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: USSR Championship 1944, Botvinnik wins. suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: USSR Championship 1951, Paul Keres wins. suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: USSR Championship 1952, Botvinnik wins in a playoff. Phoney Benoni's: Game Collection: USSR Championship 1955, Smyslov and Geller equal first. Phoney Benoni's: Game Collection: USSR Championship 1956, Taimanov wins playoff. suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: USSR Championship 1959, Tigran Petrosian wins his first title. <Players and Tournaments:> Phoney Benoni's: Game Collection: Hastings 1947/48 won by Laszlo Szabo. suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: New York 1948/49 won by Reuben Fine 8/9. suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Budapest 1952 by Keres (12.5/17). suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Hastings 1953/54. Equal 1st Alexander and Bronstein (6.5/9). suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Zurich 1959. Tal wins with (11.5/15). suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Santiago 1959. Equal 1st Ivkov and Pachman (9/12). Also, are included games from Rashid Nezhmetdinov, Alexander Tolush, and Bukhuti Gurgenidze. <Collections:>
Nezhmetdinov by Kingscrusher by jessicafischerqueen: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_li... Phony Benoni's: Game Collection: USSR Championship Tournament Index chesswonders': Game Collection: Nezhmetdinov's attack! themadhair's: Game Collection: Laszlo Szabo - underappreciated brilliance. LIFE Master AJ's: Game Collection: Nezhmetdinov wins!!!!! Benzol's: Game Collection: Grandmaster At Work. brager's: Game Collection: botvinnik best games Resignation Trap's:Game Collection: Forward, Kazimirich! Games by Alexander Tolush. KingG's: Game Collection: Rashid Nezhmetdinov's Best Games. Game Collection: Mikhail Botvinnik's Best Games. uglybirds: Game Collection: Botvinnik's Best Games 1947-1970. kashparov72c5's: Game Collection: Smyslov's Best Games of chess 1935-1957. Chocobonbon's: Game Collection: Super Nezh and Bidibulle's: Game Collection: Nezhmetdinov's best games of chess. Malacha's:Game Collection: BOTVINNIK'S BEST GAMES: VOL 2,1943-1956. tak gambit's: Game Collection: 200 open games by David Bronstein (part 1). Game Collection: 200 Open Games by David Bronstein (part 2).
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98 games, 1944-1959 - Favorite Games from (1960-1979)
Selected Games and Tournament Information.
No sooner did Mikhail Botvinnik regain his title, the chess world became entranced by charismatic young Latvian named Mikhail Tal who won the 1958 interzonal tournament at Portoroz, then won the World Championship in 1960. Due to WC conditions he had to give a re-match in 1961. Due to health issues he lost the title back to Botvinnik. Botvinnik would, finally, lose the title to Tigran Petrosian in 1963. This time there was no provision in the rules for a return match, so Botvinnik retired from world championship competition, leaving Petrosian to hold the title for a full 3-year cycle. Petrosian would remain Champion until 1969 when Boris Spassky would win and become Champion. Spassky would lose to Bobby Fischer in 1972. <World Championships:> Botvinnik - Tal World Championship Match (1960). Tal 12½; Botvinnik 8½. Tal - Botvinnik World Championship Rematch (1961). Botvinnik 13; Tal 8. Botvinnik - Petrosian World Championship Match (1963). Petrosian 12½; Botvinnik 9½. Petrosian - Spassky World Championship Match (1966). Petrosian 12½; Spassky 11½. Petrosian - Spassky World Championship Match (1969). Spassky 12½; Petrosian 10½. Spassky - Fischer World Championship Match (1972). Fischer 12½; Spassky 8½. Karpov - Fischer World Championship Match (1975). Fischer refused to defend his title. Karpov - Korchnoi World Championship Match (1978). Karpov 6; Korchnoi 5 (21 draws). <Candidates Quarter Finals, Semi Finals, and Finals 1962, 1965, 1971, 1974, and 1977:> Game Collection: WCC Index (Curacao 1962)
Game Collection: WCC Index (Spassky-Geller 1965)
Game Collection: WCC Index (Fischer-Taimanov 1971)
Game Collection: WCC Index (Korchnoi-Geller 1971)
Game Collection: WCC Index (Larsen-Uhlmann 1971)
Game Collection: WCC Index (Petrosian-Huebner 1971)
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Game Collection: WCC Index (Fischer-Larsen 1971)
Game Collection: WCC Index (Fischer-Petrosian 1971) Game Collection: WCC Index (Spassky-Byrne 1974). Spassky (+3-0=3) vs. Byrne. Candidates Quarter-Finals, San Juan, 1974. Game Collection: WCC Index (Karpov-Spassky 1974). Candidates Semi-Finals. Karpov - Spassky Candidates Semifinal (1974)
This is Hesam 7's collection of the 11 games between Karpov and Spassky in 1974 where Karpov won the match (+4-1=6). Many think this match had a profound effect on Bobby Fischer's approach to the scheduled 1975 Championship. suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: WCC Index (Korchnoi-Karpov 1974). Candidates Final. Karpov (+3-2=19) vs Korchnoi. See, also, suenteus po 147's complete collection: Game Collection: Road to the Championship - Anatoli Karpov,
and suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Road to the Championship - Boris Spassky. "There are two candidates and world championship matches included as Spassky was unsuccessful during his first run". Fischer of Men's: Game Collection: Run for the Championship - Viktor Korchnoi which includes games from:
Hesam7's: Game Collection: WCC Index (Korchnoi-Petrosian 1977), Candidates Quarterfinals, Game Collection: WCC Index (Korchnoi-Polugaevsky 1977), Candidates Semifinals, and nescio's: Game Collection: WCC Index (Korchnoi-Spassky 1977), Candidates Finals. <Interzonals:>
capybara's: Game Collection: Interzonals 1973: Petropolis. The winner was H. Mecking with 12.5/17 (+7=10-0). Here is Phony Benoni's collection of the Palma de Mallorca Interzonal 1970 won by Bobby Fischer with a score of 18.5/23 (+15-1=7): Game Collection: Interzonal 1970 (Palma de Mallorca) <Championships:> See suenteus po 147's great USSR Championship Collection: Game Collection: USSR Championship 1960 Korchnoi wins. Game Collection: USSR Championship 1961a, Petrosian wins. Game Collection: USSR Championship 1961 b, Spassky wins. Game Collection: USSR Championship 1962, Korchnoi wins. Game Collection: USSR Championship 1963, Leonid Stein wins in playoff. Game Collection: USSR Championship 1966/67, Stein wins again. Game Collection: USSR Championship 1971, when IM Savon won. Game Collection: USSR Championship 1973, Spassky wins a strong tournament. Game Collection: USSR Championship 1974, Beliavsky and Tal equal first. Game Collection: USSR Championship 1976, World Champion Karpov wins. Game Collection: USSR Championship 1978, Mikhail Tal and Vitaly Tseshkovsky equal first. Game Collection: USSR Championship 1979, Geller wins! <Players and Tournaments:> Petar Trifunovic was one of the best post WWII chess players. He was Yugoslav Champion in 1945, 1946, 1947 (jointly), 1952 and 1961. He place first in Prague 1961 and first in Beverwijk in 1962. Selected games from these two tournaments are presented. In 1972, while the world's gaze was fixed on Iceland, a company in America had plans to generate publicity for itself through the chess world. Church's Fried Chicken, a restaurant chain in the United States, organized an international tournament to be held in San Antonio, Texas. European and Soviet grandmasters were pitted against grandmasters and masters from the Americas in a round robin format. The top three participants were (in order of ELO): Tigran Petrosian (2645), Lajos Portisch (2640), Anatoli Karpov (2630). They, also, finished equal first. See suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: San Antonio 1972. Games from Madrid ESP 1973 won by Anatoli Karpov 11/15(+7-0=8).
See suenteus po 147's Game Collection: Madrid 1973 Walter Browne won the The 36th Annual Hoogovens Chess Tournament held in Wijk aan Zee, The Netherlands in 1974. See suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Wijk aan Zee Hoogovens 1974. Geller, Smyslov, and Bronstein dominate Teeside 1975: Game Collection: Teesside 1975 The Alekhine Memorial 1975 was won by E. Geller. Soviet players dominate: Game Collection: Moscow 1975 James Tarjan was a frequent visitor at the Mechanics Institue (San Francisco) in the 1970's. Here is a collection of Tarjan and Emmanuel Schiffers by Garre: Game Collection: 0. Schiffers was born in St. Petersburg, Russia, in 1850. He held the title of Russian champion for ten years before finally being defeated by his student, Mikhail Chigorin, in 1880. <Other Tournaments:> Review suenteus po 147's collections of other tournaments: Game Collection: Moscow 1967. This incredibly strong international tournament was won by three-time Soviet champion Leonid Stein with 11/17. Game Collection: Wijk aan Zee Hoogovens 1968. Current candidate challenger Viktor Korchnoi had an incredible run, winning ten of his first eleven games, before falling to Lajos Portisch in the twelfth round. He scored 12/15 to win by 3 points. Game Collection: Wijk aan Zee Hoogovens 1971. The 33rd annual Hoogovens international chess tournament held in Wijk aan Zee, The Netherlands in 1971 was a category XII event. Korchnoi won his second Hoogovens tournament with 10/15. Game Collection: Hastings 1977/78. Roman Dzindzichashvili (2535) beat out the former world champion Petrosian as well as former three time Hasting winner Hort to take clear first place with 10.5/14. <Collections:>
KingG's: Game Collection: Boris Spassky's Best Games The Chess Oscar is an annual award, selected by the Russian magazine "64," and first given out in 1967: Game Collection: Chess Oscars Phony Benoni's: Game Collection: USSR Championship Tournament Index Resignation Trap's: Game Collection: Viktor Kupreichik - The Marvel from Minsk Wanabe2000's: Game Collection: Mikhail Tal: Selected Games and Game Collection: Mikhail Nekhemevich the Eighth. MadBishop's: Game Collection: Inspirational Games of Viktor Korchnoi. Malacha's: Game Collection: BOTVINNIK"S BEST GAMES: VOL 3: 1957-1970 and Game Collection: Victor Korchnoi : My best games : With White, Game Collection: Victor Korchnoi's : My Best Games: With Black. uglybird's: Game Collection: Botvinnik "100 Selected Games" TheAlchemist's: Game Collection: 0
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198 games, 1960-1979 - Favorite Games from (2010)
Selected Games and Tournament Information.
<World Chess Championship:> Viswanathan Anand has won the 2010 World Chess Championship in Sofia BUL over Veselin Topalov with a score of 6.5/12 (+3-2=7). He clinched the championship with a stunning victory in the last round. Here are the games: Anand - Topalov World Championship Match (2010). Chessbase Reports:
http://www.chessbase.com/eventlist.....
Anish Giri report on game #12: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Chessok games with Rybka analysis: http://chessok.com/?p=23600 <World Championship Challenger Match:> Topalov, granted special privileges by FIDE for being denied entry to the 2007 tournament, gained the right to play Anand with a match victory over Gata Kamsky in an eight-game challenger match. Kamsky was seeded into the match with a victory in the 2007 FIDE World Cup Knock Out Tournament. See the Topalov-Kamsky games: Topalov - Kamsky Candidates Final (2009). <World Championship 2012 Overview:> Overview of the 2012 World Championship: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_...
Carlsen withdraws: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail...
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http://www.chessintranslation.com/2... <Championships:> Gata Kamsky is the 2010 United Sates Chess Champion. The tournament was played in St. Louis MO and due to a tie they played an Armageddon game to decide. Gata had black and draw odds with 25 minutes to Yury Shulman's 60 minutes. Gata held the draw and won his second US Championship. The first was in 1991. See all his games: United States Championship (2010)/Gata Kamsky. See all the games in PGN at: http://saintlouischessclub.org/cont.... Chessbase Reports: http://www.chessbase.com/eventlist.... and
Final Chessbase report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... United States Championship (2010) Ian Nepomniachtchi is the new European Champion for 2010 winning the tournament in Rijeka CRO with an undefeated score of 9/11 (+7-0=4) . See his games: European Championship (2010)/Ian Nepomniachtchi. See all the games: European Championship (2010). Chinese Championship (2010) in Xinghua CHN was won by Zhou Jianchao with a score of 7.5/11 (+6-2=3). Bu Xiangzhi 7/10 (+4-0=6) and Wang Hao 7/10 (+5-1=4) were equal second. Last year's surprising winner Ding Liren was a disappointing equal 7th. Bulgarian Individual Championship (Men): http://bulchamp2010.chessmix.com/
GM Boris Chatalbashev (2555) is the 2010 Bulgarian Individual Champion scoring 10.5/13 (+8-0=5). Mateusz Bartel wins the Championship of Poland with a score of 7/9 (+6-1=2). See all his games at: Polish Championship (2010)/Mateusz Bartel Polish Championship (2010) Polish Championship (2010)/Mateusz Bartel Sam Shankland (El Cerrito, CA) is the new US Junior Champion winning in a three way playoff. See: http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne... for details and games in PGN.
Chessbase reports on the US Junior Championship: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail....
http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Final Report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... See: USA Junior Championship (2010) for all games except the playoffs. Top seeded GM Michael Adams won the British Championship, hosted in Canterbury, with a dominating score of 9.5/11 (+8-0=3). See all the games at: British Championship (2010). Chessbase report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... The 9th Asian Continental Championship took place 20-30 April 2010, in Olongapo City, Subic Bay, Philippines. http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne.... Ni Hua won with 7/9 half a point clear of Wesley So, Abhijeet Gupta, Jianchao Zhou and Le Quang Liem. Congratulations to the winner of the 2010 World Junior (U-20) Chess Championship in Czarna POL Dmitry Andreikin (RUSSIA). Official Site: http://www.wjcc2010.pl/en. See all the games: World Junior Championship (2010) Laurent Fressinet is the 2010 French Champion, winning a tie-break playoff. http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Games: French Championship (2010). The 2010 World Youth Chess Championship took place at Porto Carras, Greece in October: Chessbase Report and Games in PGN:
http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... FM Steben C Zierk (2391) USA with 9.5 points won the Open Under 18 Title:
http://chess-results.com/tnr39341.a... Jan Smeets wins the Dutch Championship with a score of 6.5/9 (+4-0=5). Games and crosstable: Dutch Championship (2010) <Olympiad:>
The 2010 Chess Olympiad took place from September 21st to October 3rd in Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia. Chessbase Reports: http://www.chessbase.com/eventlist..... Chessbase article on Israel at the past two Olympics: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Results: http://chess-results.com/tnr36795.a... 2010 World Chess Olympiad Official Site. Games, results, and photos: http://www.ugra-chess.com/ Ukraine Gold, Russia Silver, Israel Bronze. Chessok games with Rybka analysis: http://games.ugra-chess.com/ <Tournaments:>
Magnus Carlsen wins Corus 2010 with a score of 8.5/13 (+5-1=7) .5 ahead of Kramnik and Shirov. See his games at: Corus Group A (2010)/Magnus Carlsen. Chessok games with Rybka analysis: http://chessok.com/?p=23323 Anish Giri wins Group B with 9/13 (+6-1=6) and Li Chao wins Group C with 10/13 (+8-1=4). Giri and Li will be seeded into the next higher group next year. See their games at:
Corus Group B (2010)/Anish Giri
Corus Group C (2010)/Chao Li See all the games: Corus Group A (2010),
Corus Group B (2010),
Corus Group C (2010).
Chessbase News, Corus 2010: http://www.chessbase.com/eventlist.... Aeroflot 2010 won by Le Quang Liem 7/9 (+5-0=4): Crosstable: Aeroflot Open (2010).
with an outstanding performance by Le. See all his games: Aeroflot Open (2010)/Le Quang Liem.
Final Chessbase report: http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp.... Chessbase report on Le Quang Liem: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... See: Aeroflot Open (2010) for all the games. Cappelle la Grande FRA was won by 16 year old Ukrainian Yaroslav Zherebukh with a score of +7-1=1. Final standings at: http://cappelle-chess.fr/en2/userpa.... See some of his games: Cappelle Open (2010)/Yaroslav Zherebukh Veselin Topalov wins Linares. Final Chessbasse report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail..., See all the games: Linares (2010). Chessok games with Rybka analysis: http://chessok.com/?p=23428 The FIDE Grand Prix 2010 in Astrakhan RUS was won by Pavel Eljanov. See all the games at FIDE Grand Prix (2010)
Chessbase Reports: http://www.chessbase.com/eventlist.....
FIDE report with pictures and games in PGN: http://astrakhan2010.fide.com/ See recent (7-12-2010) interview with Pavel: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail....
Chessok games with Rybka analysis: http://chessok.com/?p=23651. Sigeman: Anish Giri wins with 4.5/5 and a 2936 performance.
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Sigeman & Co (2010) The surprising winner of the Moscow Open was Konstantin Chernyshov on tie-break with most wins. Chessbase News, Moscow Open: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Results: http://www.chess-results.com/tnr299....
See the games in PGN: http://www.moscowchessopen.ru/eng/i.... GM Ivan Sokolov BIH 2649, GM Kuzubov, Yuriy UKR 2634, GM Gupta, Abhijeet IND 2577, and GM Stefansson, Hannes ISL 2574 had 7/9 points in the 2010 Reykjavik Open Tournament to share first place. Sokolov wins on tiebreak. See his games: Reykjavik Open (2010)/Ivan Sokolov The 19th Amber Blindfold and Rapid Tournament has ended in an overall victory for Norway's Magnus Carlsen and Ukraine's Vasily Ivanchuk.Chessbase Reports: http://www.chessbase.com/eventlist..... See the games: Amber Tournament (Rapid) (2010). Amber Tournament (Blindfold) (2010). The 11th Poikovsky Karpov Tournament took place 2nd-14th June, 2010. GM Sergey Karjakin came straight from his ACP Rapid Cup victory to finish first place on tie-break from GM Viktor Bologan after both finished with a score of 7/11. Crosstable: Karpov Poikovsky (2010)
Final Chessbase Report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Chessok games with Rybka analysis: http://chessok.com/?p=23774 Vassily Ivanchuk has won the Capablanca Memorial Tournament in Havana Cuba with an undefeated score of 7/10 (+4-0=6). See all the games at: Capablanca Memorial (Elite) (2010). Ivanchuk secured first place for the 4th time with a draw against Nepomniachtchi who finished second. Chessbase Report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Magnus Carlsen 7.5/10 (+5-0=5) has won the King's Tournament (2010), with an outstanding, undefeated performance a full 2 points ahead of second place. Live rating up to 2826. King's Tournament Updates: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail..., http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail..., http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail...,
Express report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail....
Final report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail...
Chessok games with Rybka analysis: http://chessok.com/?p=23817 The First Danzhou Hainan Super Tournament took place from 11th June to 20th June 2010 in Danzhou city, Hainan province, China. Bu Xiangzhi equal first with Li Chao. Bu wins on tiebreak. Games in PGN: http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne.... Chessvibes Report: http://www.chessvibes.com/reports/b...
All games: Hainan Danzhou GM (2010). Chessbase Report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Bartlomiej Macieja 7/9 (+6-1=2) and Radoslaw Wojtaszek 7/9 (+5-0=4) were equal first in the 2010 Wroclaw Chess Festival with Radoslaw Wojtaszek winning on tie-breaks. See all the games: Wroclaw Chess Festival (2010). Notable was the performance of 17 year old WIM Nazi Paikidze, from Georgia, (+6-2=1) equal third, seventh place on tie-breaks. She made her first IM norm. Crosstable with tie-breaks: http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne.... The World Open took place in King of Prussia, Philadelphia June 29th - 5th July 2010. Viktor Laznicka took clear first place on 7.5/9 after drawing a complex game against Loek van Wely. Luke McShane, Pentala Harikrishna and Ilya Smirin all won in the final round to finish on 7/9. See some (Rounds 1 & 3 missing) of Laznicka's games: 38th World Open (2010)/Viktor Laznicka. The crosstable from CAA Chess Tournaments: http://chesstournamentservices.com/.... Most games in PGN: http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne.... Kavalek analysis Smith v Laznicka Rd.2: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Dortmund Sparkassen (2010), was won by Ruslan Ponomariov with a score of 6.5/10 (+4-1=5). His only loss to the young Le Quang Liem. See all Ponomariov's games: Dortmund Sparkassen (2010)/Ruslan Ponomariov. Ponomariov-Kramnik with GM Shipov's comments: http://www.chessintranslation.com/2.... Also, see Chess Base Reports on Dortmund: http://www.chessbase.com/eventlist..... Chess Classic Mainz – Gata Kamsky wins with 10.0/11 points. Official web site (with all results, games and general information)
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http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Alexey Shirov took clear first place at the Shanghai Masters played in September. Vladimir Kramnik managed to win against Aronian in Round 5 and advance to a blitz playoff due to being tied after round six. Kramnik won game one, lost on time in a won position in game two and then won the Armageddon playoff on time to advance to the Finals. The Master Finals will be held October 9-15 in Bilbao, Spain where Kramnik will join Viswanathan Anand, Magnus Carlsen and Shirov. See Chessbase reports on Shanghai:
http://www.chessbase.com/eventlist.....
See Chessgames for games less playoff: Shanghai Masters (2010).
See Chessvibes for the playoff report:
http://www.chessvibes.com/reports/s... The 3rd Grand Slam Masters Final (Bilbao ESP) was won by Vladimir Kramnik with a score of +2-0=4. Crosstable and games: Grand Slam Chess Final (2010). Chessbase Reports: http://www.chessbase.com/eventlist..... Special Commentary: Rd.1 http://www.chessintranslation.com/2... Games from Chessok with Rybka analysis: http://www.chessok.com/?p=24177. The Pearl Spring Masters took place in Nanjing, China from October, 20th to October, 30th.
Games in PGN and Crosstable: http://www.chessok.com/?p=24238. Chessbase Reports:
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Nanjing: Magnus Carlsen wins with 2900+ performance! Crosstable: Nanjing Pearl Spring Tournament (2010).
Official Website: http://www.chess-pearlspring.com/ww... The 5th Tal Memorial took place from November 5th to November 14th, in Moscow, Russia. It is a nine-round round-robin event. Aronian and Karjakin win the title. Shakhriyar Mamedyarov scored the same number of points as Levon Aronian and Sergey Karjakin, 5.5/9, but was relegated to third on tiebreak points. All the games, results, statistics and pictures: Chessok: http://www.chessok.com/?p=24281.
Sergy Shipov Reports: http://www.chessintranslation.com/2.... Rd.1: Chessbase Report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail....
Rd.2: Chessbase Report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Rd.3: Rd.4: Chessgames Report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Rd.5:
http://chess-news.ru/node/458 http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp... Chessgames Standings and Games: Tal Memorial (2010) The 17th International Chess Festival “M. Chigorin Memorial” took place in St. Petersburg, Russia, from October 26 to November 5, 2010. Rd.5 Chessbase Report with games in PGN: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... The clear winner was Eltaj Safarli AZE with 7.5/9 Information from the tournament site: http://www.totalchess.spb.ru/kalend.... Chessbase Report with pictures and All games in zipped PGN: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... The London Chess Classic was held from December 8th to 15th December. Magnus Carlsen wins after an incredible comeback. Games from Chessok with Rybka analysis: http://www.chessok.com/?p=24399. Chessbase Reports with games in PGN: http://www.chessbase.com/eventlist.....
Chessgames Crosstable and Games: London Chess Classic (2010). Chessdome Report: http://tournaments.chessdom.com/lon....
Sergey Shipov’s live commentary on the London Classic, http://www.chessintranslation.com/2...
Chess Magazine: http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/assets/... <Other Tournaments:> The Miguel Najdorf Memorial (Poland) 17-25 July 2010 was won by GM Julian Radulski, BUL (2574). Tournament Information from the Web Site: http://www.poloniachess.pl/najdorf2... The SPICE Cup was won by Alexander Onischuk, USA, 18 points (+5-2=3) who edged out Georg Meier, Germany, 17 points (+4-1=5). Traditional scoring would be even at 6.5/10. See all the games: Spice Cup (2010). The Baku Open took place 23rd-31st August 2010. Gata Kamsky in spite of a loss to Rauf Mamedov secured victory alone with 7.5/9 half a point clear of the field. Results: http://www.chess-results.com/tnr373.... ChessUK report with games in PGN: http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne... Michael Adams wins Gibraltar. Gibraltar Masters (2010) GM Loek Van Wely has won the Chicago Open May 31,2010. http://chesstournamentservices.com/... The games in PGN: http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne... Arctic Circle: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... 12th Dubai Open (United Arab Emirates)April 2010 Results: http://www.chess-results.com/tnr324.... GM Eduardo Iturrizaga from VEN wins on tiebreak.
Games: Dubai Open (2010) The Gyorgy Marx Memorial Tournament, played in Paks HUN in August was won by Viktor Laznicka with a score of 8/10 (+6-0=4). See Gyorgy Marx Memorial (2010) for all the games. The NH Rising Stars Tournament finished with the Youth side defeating the Experience 26-24. Boris Gelfand scored 7/10 for the Experience team. Anish Giri lost his final game to allow Hikaru Nakamura to catch him on 6/10. The blitz play-off, for a place in next year's Amber tournament, saw Nakamura win with a 2-0 score. Chessgames: Rising Stars - Experience (2010) Chessbase reports: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Games in PGN including playoffs: http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne.... Final Chessbase report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Two players scored 7.5/9, with top seed GM Krishnan Sasikiran of India beating German IM Thomas Henrichs on tie-break in the Hogeschool Zeeland Tournament. Chessbase report and games in PGN: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... GM Wang Yue CHN (2732) wins The World University Chess Championship 2010 with 8.5 points. Results and games in PGN: http://www.wucc2010.ch/joomla/index.... Tigran Kotanjian wins 3rd Karen Asrian Memorial in Jermuk Armenia. Chessbase Report:
http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Games in PGN. GM Radoslaw Wojtaszek edged out Laurent Fressinet on tie-break after both finsihed on 6.5/9 in the 4th AD San Juan International 2010. More information and games in PGN at: http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne.... GM Maxime Vachier Lagrave (2721) wins the 14th Unive Tournament Oct. 2010 in Hoogeveen, NED: Chessbase Preview: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Final Chessbase Report and Games in PGN: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Chessgames: Unive Tournament (2010) <Amber Rapid/Blindfold:> http://www.amberchess2010.com/
Amber Tournament (Blindfold) (2010)
Amber Tournament (Rapid) (2010) <European Blitz and Rapid Championship:> European Rapid Championship Warsaw, Poland Dec 17-19.
6 players tied with 10.5 out of 13; a blitz tiebreak session saw Zoltan Almasi defeat Vugar Gashimov for the title. European Blitz Championship Warsaw, Poland Dec 17.
Maxime Vachier-Lagrave beat Vassily Ivanchuk in the race to the finish. Results and games in PGN from the Official Site: http://www.poloniachess.pl/amplico2... European Rapid Championship (2010). European Blitz Championship (2010) <World Blitz Championship:> Lev Aronian wins World Blitz Championship!
The World Blitz Championship was held from 16 to 18 November at the GUM Department Store on Red Square in Moscow.
Rd.1: http://videos.chessdom.com/world-bl...
Rd.1 Video: Nakamura-Carlsen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKJ4...
Rd.1-38: http://www.chessok.com/?p=24334 with Rybka Analysis: Chessbase Report Day 1: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail...
Chessbase Report Day 2: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Chessbase Report Day 3: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Chessgames: Standings and Games: World Blitz Championship (2010)
World Blitz Championship - FINAL Moscow 2010: http://www.russiachess.org/online/b...
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Miskolc, HUN 2010: Gelfand beats Leko 4.5:3.5. In the end it was top Israeli GM Boris Gelfand who had scored two wins to local hero Peter Leko's one. Chessbase report with games in PGN: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... <Rapid:>
Magnus Carlsen won the Arctic Securities Chess Stars rapid tournament by beating Viswanathan Anand 1.5-0.5 in the final. Jon Ludvig Hammer came third after he won his minimatch against Judit Polgar with the same score.
The tournament took place August 28-30 in Kristiansund, Norway.
See the Chessvibes report with the games in PGN: http://www.chessvibes.com/reports/c.... Chessbase report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Chessok games with Rybka analysis: http://chessok.com/?p=23520 2010 Cap d'Agde rapid - Ivanchuk beats Nakamura in the Final (Oct 2010)- Earlier, eight qualified: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Games: Cap d'Agde (2010)
Cap d'Agde (B) (2010)
Chessbase Report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... <Team Championships:> World Team Championship 2010 Bursa TUR. Russia wins Gold, USA Silver, India Bronze http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... See all the individual games at: World Team Championship (2010) Russian Team Championships in Dagomys, Ukraine. Chessbase Report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... The winning team:
ShSM-64 RUS 2700
1* GM Gelfand, Boris ISR 2750
2* GM Karjakin, Sergey RUS 2725
3* GM Wang, Hao CHN 2715
4* GM Caruana, Fabiano ITA 2680
5* GM Grachev, Boris RUS 2667
6* GM Riazantsev, Alexander RUS 2660
7 GM Najer, Evgeniy RUS 2665
8 GM Savchenko, Boris RUS 2652
Final Chessbase Report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail....
See all the games: Russian Team Championship (2010). Also: http://www.russiachess.org/online/i... for round 8. OSG Baden-Baden German team champion 2009/2010
Final Chessbase Report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... The 38th Greek Team Championships took place in Peristeri 5th-11th July 2010. 7 Rounds, Vassily Ivanchuk, David Navara, Peter Heine Nielsen, Viktor Bologan etc played. The team of P.S.PERISTERIOU took clear first helped by a huge 6/7 score by Vassily Ivanchuk on top board: See http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne.... 7th Russia-China Team Match August 2010 won by the Chinese Team 128-122: Round two report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Final Chessbase report with rapid games in PGN: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... See Chessgames for the men's slow games: China - Russia (2010). The women's slow games: China - Russia (Women) (2010). Spanish Chess League – Kasparov Marcote wins. Chessbase report with games in PGN: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... European Club Cup (2010) Plovdiv, BUL was won by Economist-SGSEU-1 with a convincingly victory scoring 13 match points. Results and Games in PGN: http://ecc2010.chessdom.com/clubs-o... Chessbase Report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Chessbase European Club Cup Reports: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... <Collections:>
OBIT's: Game Collection: "Larsen's Selected Games" by Bent Larsen suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Fire on the Board by Alexey Shirov 81069's: Game Collection: Fire on Board, part II. percyblakeney's: Game Collection: Radjabov's best games. Renewed interest due to Carlsen's King's Gambit at the King's Tournament. refutor's: Game Collection: modern king's gambit, KingG's: Game Collection: King's Gambit Accepted,
Boris Spassky's 18 wins with white: http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches... <Articles:>
http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/assets/... <News:>
FIDE Grand Prix Tournament Information: http://grandprix.fide.com/gp-standi... Evgeny Sveshnikov turns sixty: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Interview: http://www.scacchierando.net/dblog/.... RIP: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Magnus Carlsen in Time Magazine: http://www.time.com/time/magazine/a... Magnus with Liv: http://blog.fashionwindows.com/wp-c....
g-star Website: http://rwcc.g-star.com/
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http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... FIDE Ratings: July 2010: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... November 2010: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail...
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194 games, 2009-2010 - Favorite Games from (2011)-(2022)
Selected Games and Tournament Information.
<World Championship:> http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail...
http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... <Championships:> The USA Championship 2011 took place April 15th through April 28th in St.Louis: Chess UK (This week in chess) Reports: http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne... Chessbase Reports: http://www.chessbase.com/eventlist.... Chessdom Report: http://reports.chessdom.com/us-ches..., Gata Kamsey defended his title with a win over Yuri Shulman. http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... See the official site for all games: http://www.saintlouischessclub.org/... Final Chessbase Report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... The 12th European Individual took place March 22nd to April 2nd in Aix-les-Bains FRA. Vladimir Potkin edged out Radoslaw Wojtaszek, Judit Polgar and Alexander Moiseenko on tie-break (performance) after all finished on 8.5/11: http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne... The Official Site: http://www.aixlesbains2011.fr/Defau... Chessgames: European Championship (2011)
Chessbase Reports: http://www.chessbase.com/eventlist.....
Shipov’s final letter from Aix-les-Bains: http://www.chessintranslation.com/2... Chessvibes Repport on World Cup Qualifications: http://www.chessvibes.com/reports/p... Championship of Poland: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Ding Liren, the previous title holder in 2009, dominated the field with a colossal 9.0/11 and a 2867 performance to win the 2011 Chinese Championship.
Chinese Championship (2011)
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Reggio Emilia. The 53rd Torneo di Capodanno in Reggio Emilia ITA was held Dec 26, 2010 through Jan 6, 2011. Vugar Gashimov and Francisco Vallejo Pons were equal first with 6 points each. However, Gashimov was awarded the winner's trophy due to higher tie break criteria. All games: Reggio Emilia (2010/11). Chessdom Final Report: http://reports.chessdom.com/53rd-re.... Chessbase Final Report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Berkeley International. The Berkeley International 2011 (Jan) was won by Loek van Wely NED with 8/10. However, US Junior Champion Samuel Shankland (6.5 points) made his final GM norm to become the United State's most recent Grandmaster. Tatev Abrahamyan, also with 6.5 points, made a WGM norm. Games in PGN: http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne.... Chessgames crosstable and games: Berkeley International (2011) The 73rd traditional Tata Steel Chess Tournament was held in Wijk aan Zee, Netherlands from Jan 14th to Jan 31st. Hikaru Nakamura won his first super-tournament with 9/13 half a point clear of World Chess Champion Viswanathan Anand. There were three groups, as usual, with Group A average ELO 2736 and a category 20. The “B” group saw the leaders Navara and McShane both with 8.0/12 playing for first place in the last round. The draw favored McShane whose tiebreak was better. Daniele Vocaturo won the "C" group with an outstanding score of 9/13. The original company, that held the annual tournament, Koninklijke Hoogovens was a Dutch steel producer founded in 1918. In 1999, the company merged with British Steel to create Corus Group steel company. In 2007, Corus Group was purchased by India-based Tata Steel and now, almost four years later, the chess tournament is named after the parent company. Official Website: http://www.tatasteelchess.com/. Chessbase Reports: http://www.chessbase.com/eventlist..... Games from ChessOK with Rybka analysis: http://www.chessok.com/?p=24521. GM Shipov's analysis: http://www.chessintranslation.com/2.... Chess Games cross table and games: Tata Steel Group A (2011) Huffington Post: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... The 2011 Tradewise Gibraltar Chess Festival took place from Monday 24 January to Thursday 3 February. Tournament Web Site: http://www.gibraltarchesscongress.c.... Chessbase Reports: http://www.chessbase.com/eventlist..... Vassily Ivanchuk has won with an outstanding score of 9/10 (+8-0=2). See many of the games from Chessgames: Gibraltar Masters (2011). Final Rankings: http://chess-results.com/tnr43699.a.... All games in PGN: http://www.gibraltarchesscongress.c... ChessUK Final Report: http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne... The International Open Chess Festival "Moscow Open 2011" was held in Moscow from January 29 to February 6. Here is a list of the participants: http://translate.googleusercontent..... Robert Hess from the United States competed. Moscow grandmaster Boris Grachev won first place in the men's tournament with 7,5 points in the 11 rounds. http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne.... Chessbase Report with Games in PGN: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Here is a list of the participants in the Outdoor massive tournament - Cup of Russia among men: http://translate.googleusercontent.....
Alex Lenderman from the United States competed. Vladimir Belous wins with 8 points. http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne... The International Chess Festival "Aeroflot Open 2011", the 10th edition, was held in Moscow from 7 February to 18 February. Defending champion Le Quang Liem retained his title with a score of 6.5/9 (+5-1=3). Official Site: http://www.aeroflotchess.com/ Chessbase Reports: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Final Chessbase Report: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.... Chess UK Final Report: http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne.... Chessgames: Aeroflot Open (2011) <Other Tournaments:> The MP Reykjavik Open took place 9th-16th March 2011. 6 players finished on 7/9, The winner on tie-break was Yuriy Kuzubov from the Ukraine: http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne... Games and Crosstable: Reykjavik Open (2011) The Saint Louis Invitational took place 4th-9th March 2011. The final two places for the US Championships were up for grabs. Gregory Kaidanov took clear first place with 6/9 and Ray Robson took the final place in a playoff. Information, the official site, and games in PGN: http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne... <Blitz/Rapid/Blindfold:> The 20th Amber Blindfold and Rapid Tournament took place at the Monte Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort in Monaco, from March 11 to 24, 2011. PLAYERS’ PORTRAITS : http://www.amberchess20.com/partici.... Levon Aronian wins the last Amber Tournament: http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne.... Chess Vibes Round 1 Report:
http://www.chessvibes.com/reports/a... Chessbase Reports: http://www.chessbase.com/eventlist..... Games from Chessgames: 20th Amber Tournament (Rapid) (2011) 20th Amber Tournament (Blindfold) (2011)
Games from ChessOK: http://www.chessok.com/?p=25030 <Team Championships:> http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne...
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Russian Team Championship (2011)
http://translate.google.com/transla... <Collections:>
KingG's: Game Collection: The Taimanov 9.Ne1 variation of the KID BlueMooner's: Game Collection: Modern Chess Strategy. Games from Ludek Pachman's excellent book. notyetagm's: Game Collection: LE QUANG LIEM'S BEST GAMES Anatoly21's: Game Collection: GK's On My Great Predecessors Volume 2 Part 2 <Pictures and News:> Viktor Korchnoi turns eighty: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Mark Evgenievich Taimanov turns 85. http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... HIARCS 13 – the Professional Openings Book: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail...
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51 games, 2010-2022 - Fischer vs Reshevsky Match
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Robert James Fischer vs Samuel Reshevsky in New York and Los Angeles. Fischer withdrew after Rd.11 with the score even at (+2-2=7). Iron Maiden comments on the stoppage of play. "The organizers chose to move a game to an early hour when it turned out that one of their sponsors couldn't attend it at the normal time. Fischer, as with most chess players, was a late riser. He refused to play and was forfeited. After that, he refused to continue the match. It was the first major dispute that Fischer ever had with "the powers that be." Rookfile counters. "It was just as inconvenient for the older man to show up at 11 am, maybe more so. Yet the old warrior showed up and was ready to fight, with the black pieces, at an inconvenient time for him". For all Fischer vs Reshevsky games see: http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches....
Fischer prevailed with (+10-4=14) record overall. complete
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11 games, 1961 - Fischer vs The Russians
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<Introduction> Robert James Fischer vs The Russians. This collection is based on the games in "Russians vs Fischer". <World Championship Match, Fischer-Spassky,Reykjavik:>
Russians 8.5 Fischer 12.5
<Return Match, Fischer-Spassky,Sveti Stefan/Belgrade:>
Russians 12.5 Fischer 17.5
<Tournaments from the book "Russians vs Fischer:> All games from 1958 Portoroz Interzonal see capybara's: Game Collection: Interzonals 1958: Portoroz and interesting information from
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The 15 year old Bobby Fischer placed equal 5th with 12 points and qualified for the candidates tournament. The 22 year old Mikhail Tal won with 13.5 points. Russians 2 Fischer 2 Great Tournament collection by suenteus po 147: Game Collection: Zurich 1959. Before the candidates tournament Bobby played in the strong Zurich tournament. He came in equal 3rd with Keres with 10.5 points behind the winner Tal with 11.5 points and Gligoric with 11 points. Bobby's performance was described as "superb". Russians .5 Fischer 1.5 Resignation Trap's Game Collection: WCC Index (Candidates Tournament 1959) where a young Bobby Fischer gained valuable international experience. He was disappointed with his 6th place finish out of 8 candidates with 12.5 points in 28 games. Mikhail Tal won the 4 games with Bobby and finished first with 20 points. This would be the last time Tal would beat Fischer.
Russians 11 Fischer 5
Great Tournament collection by suenteus po 147: Game Collection: Mar del Plata 1960. Fischer in 1960 traveled to South America and met the future world champion Boris Spassky in round 2. Boris would win this encounter with the King's Gambit. However, Bobby won 13 games to tie Spassky for first with 13.5 out of 16 games. Russians 1.5 Fischer .5 Next was Buenos Aires where the tournament turned out to be the most unsuccessful in Fischer's entire career. Russians 1 Fischer 1 Selected games from the Bled International Tournament in 1961 are presented. Fischer finished second with 13.5 points out of 19 games behind the winner Mikhail Tal who had 14.5 points. This tournament is notable for Bobby's first win over Tal. He also beat Petrosian and Geller. (Russians .5 Fischer 3.5). Here are all Fischer vs Tal's games in the CG Database: http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches.... Russians .5 Fischer 3.5 The 1962 Interzonal tournament in Stockholm was a 23-player round robin, with six players qualifying for the Candidates tournament. The winner was Fischer with 17.5/22 (+13 =9 -0):Game Collection: Interzonals 1962: Stockholm
Russian 1.5 Fischer 2.5
In 1962 the Candidate's Tournament was held in Curacao to determine the challenger to Mikhail Botvinnik. Fishcer placed 4th with 14 points with thw winner Petrosian winning with 17.5 points. Game Collection: WCC Index (Curacao 1962). Russians 10.5 Fischer 8.5 The Capablanca Memorial was held in Havana in August and September 1965. Fischer came in equal second with 15 points just a half point behind the winner Smyslov. See suenteus po 147's Havana 1965: Game Collection: Havana 1965 for all the games. Russians 2 Fischer 1 The Piatigorsky Cup was held in Santa Monica in July and August 1966. Spassky edged Fischer by .5 points for first place. Once again Spassky won the individual encounter in the 17th round. See all the games at matey's: Game Collection: Second Piatigorsky Cup 1966 Russians 2.5 Fischer 1.5. Monte Carlo 1967 was another important triumph for Fischer as he placed clear first ahead of both Smyslov and Geller, despite dropping a point and a half to both players. Although Smyslov finished undefeated with +4, it was only good enough for clear second behind Fischer. See all the games at suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Monte Carlo 1967
Russians 1.5 Fischer .5
Despite the high drama that often came with Fischer's participation he won the International Tournament in Skopje in August 1967 with a score of 13.5 points ahead of Geller and Matulovic with 13 points. See all the games at suenteus po 147's: Game Collection: Skopje 1967 Russians 1 Fischer 1 In October and November 1967 at the Sousse Interzonal Tournament Fischer withdrew after round 12 having a score of 8.5 out of 10.Two games against Stein and Korchnoi are included. Russians .5 Fischer 1.5. In 1970 the extraordinary "match of the century" was played. In the end, the USSR won by one point over the rest of the world. See all the games at mynameisrandy's: .Game Collection: USSR vs. Rest of the World 1970 Russians 1 Fischer 3. The strongest five-minute tournament of the 20th century was held in Herceg Novi in April 1970. Fischer utterly dominated this super-strong field with a 19-3 score (17 wins, four draws, and one loss), 4 1/2 points better than 2nd place finisher Tal. This result makes a compelling argument that Fischer is the strongest blitz player of all time. See OBIT's: Game Collection: Fischer's Blitz Games at Herceg Novi, 1970. Russians 1.5 Fischer 8.5 Fischer next played in the Internationl Tournament in Buenos Aires July and August 1970. He won with a dominating, undefeated score of 15/17. Russians .5 Fischer 1.5. In November and December 1970 Fischer took Pal Benko's place in the Interzonal Tournament in Palma de Mallorca. Bobby dominated the competition with a score of 18.5/24 only losing to Larsen who came in equal second 3.5 points behind. Fischer thus qualified for the Candidate's Tournament to face the World Champion Boris Spassky.
Russians .5 Fischer 3.5.
The Candidates Quarter-Final, Fischer-Taimanov, Vancouver began in May 1971. The first game began a series of remarkable contests beginning with a 6-0 result against Taimonov. Russians 0 Fischer 6. The Candidates Final against Petrosian began in September 1971 in Buenos Aires. Petrosian was defeated in 9 games only winning one game. Russians 2.5 Fischer 6.5. Fischer's quest for the World Championship would begin in 1972 aqainst the Champion Boris Spassky.
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157 games, 1958-1992 - Georgia Women Chess Players
Selected Games and Tournament Information.
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http://en.chessbase.com/post/festiv... http://ratings.fide.com/topfed.phtm... GM Nana Dzagnidze FIDE 2541 GM Maia Chiburdanidze FIDE 2500 WGM Nino Maisuradze FIDE 2317 WGM Nazi Paikidze FIDE 2347 IM Salome Melia FIDE 2454 GM Bela Khotenashvili FIDE 2518 IM Lela Javakhishvili FIDE 2474 IM Nino Khurtsidze FIDE 2460 IM Sopiko Khukhashvili FIDE 2437 WGM Tamari Tsereteli FIDE 2375 IM Maia Lomineishvili FIDE 2366 IM [unknown player] FIDE 23979 IM Nino Batsiashvili FIDE 2417 WGM Tamari Tsereteli FIDE 2375 WIM Miranda Mikadze FIDE 2240 WGM Inga Charkhalashvili FIDE 2325 GM Nona Gaprindashvili FIDE 2300 IM [unknown player] FIDE 2356 WGM Keti Tsatsalashvili FIDE 2290 IM Sopiko Guramishvili FIDE 2402 IM Meri Arabidze FIDE 2406 WIM Mariam Danelia FIDE 2237 IM Maka Purtseladze FIDE 2347 WIM Nino Khomeriki FIDE 2296 IM Nino Gurieli FIDE 2295 WGM Inga Khurtsilava FIDE 2233 Ratings from July 2014.
<Championships:> Georgia is the World Team Champions 2015: http://chengdu2015.fide.com/ Picture of the winning Georgia Team: http://chengdu2015.fide.com/images/... Nana Dzagnidze wins the Jermuk GP 06.07.2010 by a point and a half. She drew her final game at the FIDE Women Grand Prix to finish at plus seven (9.0/11), with no losses and a 2747 score. http://www.chess-results.com/tnr351... http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Here are her games: Women Grand Prix Jermuk (2010)/Nana Dzagnidze. The Georgia Women Team won the Bronze Metal at the 2010 Chess Olympiad, Khanty-Mansiysk RUS. Results: http://www.ugra-chess.com/standings.... See all the games: Khanty-Mansiysk Olympiad (Women) (2010)/Nana Dzagnidze, Khanty-Mansiysk Olympiad (Women) (2010)/Lela Javakhishvili, Khanty-Mansiysk Olympiad (Women) (2010)/Salome Melia, Khanty-Mansiysk Olympiad (Women) (2010)/Sopiko Khukhashvili, Khanty-Mansiysk Olympiad (Women) (2010)/Bela Khotenashvili. At the World Youth Chess Championships 2010 (Girls Under 16)
4th was WIM Meri Arabidze 2288 8.0 points and 5th was WIM Mariam Danelia 2213 also with 8.0 points. The Chigorin Memorial (Oct.2010) is over and Nazi wins best female with 5.5/9 (+3-1=5) and another IM norm. Her score included two wins over GM's, 4 draws with GM's and a win over an IM for a TPR of 2563. Her only loss was to a GM. Games in PGN do not include rounds 8 and 9: http://www.totalchess.spb.ru/kalend... IM Melia Salome wins 2010 Georgian Women's Championship: http://www.fide.com/component/conte... IM Bela Khotenashvili (2440) and IM Maia Lomineishvili (2345) were equal first with 8.5 points in the 2011 68th Georgia Women's Championship in Anaklia GEO : http://www.365chess.com/tournaments...
Bela wins the 2012 69th Georgia Women's Championship: http://www.365chess.com/tournaments... GM Nana Dzagnidze scored 7/10 placing 6th in the 2011 Tradewise Gibraltar Tournament. IM Salome Melia placed 13th with a score of 7/10 reaching a Grandmaster norm. See their games: Gibraltar Masters (2011)/Nana Dzagnidze Gibraltar Masters (2011)/Salome Melia Bela Khotenashvili wins Georgian Women Championship 2012: http://en.chessbase.com/post/top-se... Nino Maisuradze wins the Women's French Championship 2013 and 2014: http://en.chessbase.com/Portals/4/f... Picture from the Event: https://plus.google.com/photos/1121... Even though, Nino, lives in France currently, I am still following her progress. https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-... Here are her games from Hastings 2015 where she was +1: Hastings (2014/15)/Nino Maisuradze Lela Javakhishvili at the 2014 Olympiad: http://tromso2014.jalbum.net/Chess%... Romania 2014: http://en.chessbase.com/Portals/4/f... Lela wins the 71st Georgia Women's Championship 2014: http://www.365chess.com/tournaments... Bela Khotenashvili places first female in the 2014 Qatar Masters: http://static.squarespace.com/stati... Awards Ceremony: http://static.squarespace.com/stati... http://static.squarespace.com/stati... Meri Arabizde: She is the three-time European champion U10, U12, and U14, and a three-time World Champion – U14, U16, and U18. http://sochi2015.fide.com/images/st... Games:Qatar Masters (2014)/Bela Khotenashvili <Pictures and Articles:> Salome Melia at Gibraltar 2011: http://www.chessbase.com/news/2011/.... Friedman vs Melia Rd.8 analysis in Chessbase: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Sopiko Guramishvili: http://en.chessbase.com/Portals/4/f... At Wijk ann Zee 2014:https://fbcdn-sphotos-c-a.akamaihd.... http://en.chessbase.com/Portals/4/f... Bela Khotenashvili at the 2014 Olympiad: http://tromso2014.jalbum.net/Chess%... At the Qatar Masters 2014: http://static.squarespace.com/stati... Bela at Lopota 2014: http://lopota2014.fide.com/images/s... Salome Melia at the 2014 Olympiad: http://tromso2014.jalbum.net/Chess%... Nino Batsiashvili at the 2014 Olympiad: http://tromso2014.jalbum.net/Chess%... IM Ana Matnadze (2389) from Spain competes in the 2014 Barbera del Valles Open in Spain. Best female with 5.5/9. http://en.chessbase.com/Portals/4/f... NONA wins European Team Chess Cup 2014: http://en.chessbase.com/Portals/4/f... Meri Arabidze in the 2014 World Junior Championship: http://en.chessbase.com/Portals/4/f... Nino Khomeriki European U18 Girls championship 2015: http://en.chessbase.com/post/shipwr...
Receiving her WGM norm: http://www.ssij.nl/fotos2015/middel... Wijk aan Zee 2015
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