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The latest Grand Prix tournament takes place in Elista 13th-29th December 2008.
Participate 14 chess players: Gashimov Vugar, Eljanov Pavel, Jakovenko Dmitry, Wang Yue, Radjabov Teimour, Cheparinov Ivan,
Mamedyarov Shakhriyar, Grischuk Alexander, Inarkiev Ernesto, Alekseev Evgeny, Bacrot Etienne, Kasimdzhanov Rustam,
Leko Peter, Akopian Vladimir.
Round 7 standings
1-2 Gashimov, Grischuk - 4.5
3-4 Jakovenko, Radjabov - 4.0
5-9 Inarkiev, Alekseev, Wang Yue, Mamedyarov, Bacrot - 3.5
10-13 Cheparinov, Akopian, Leko, Eljanov - 3.0
14 Kasimdzhanov - 2.5
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Official site: www.elista2008.fide.com
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Veselin Topalo won a Super GM Tournament which took place in Nanjing, China 10th - 22nd December 2008.
Six players participated in a double round robin event. They were: Veselin Topalov g BUL 2791, Vassily Ivanchuk g UKR 2786,
Levon Aronian g ARM 2757, Movsesian Sergei g 2732 SVK, Peter Svidler g 2727, Bu Xiangzhi g CHN 2714. It was the strongest
tournament ever held in China.
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Final standings
1 Topalov - 7.0
2 Aronian - 5.5
3 Bu Xiangzhi - 5.0
4 Svidler - 4.5
5-6 Movsesian, Ivanchuk - 4.0
Round 1
Aronian - Topalov 1/2
Movsesian - Bu Xiangzhi 0-1
Ivanchuk - Svidler 1/2
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Round 2
Aronian - Ivanchuk 1-0
Topalov - Bu Xiangzhi 1/2
Svidler - Movsesian 0-1
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Round 3
Bu Xiangzhi - Svidler 1/2
Movsesian - Aronian 1/2
Ivanchuk - Topalov 1/2
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Round 4
Bu Xiangzhi - Ivanchuk 1/2
Movsesian - Topalov 1/2
Svidler - Aronian 1/2
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Round 5
Aronian - Bu Xiangzhi 1/2
Topalov - Svidler 1-0
Ivanchuk - Movsesian 1/2
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Round 6
Topalov - Aronian 1-0
Bu Xiangzhi - Movsesian 1-0
Svidler - Ivanchuk 1/2
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Round 7
Bu Xiangzhi - Topalov 1/2
Ivanchuk - Aronian 0-1
Movsesian - Svidler 0-1
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Round 8
Topalov - Ivanchuk 1-0
Aronian - Movsesian 1/2
Svidler - Bu Xiangzhi 1-0
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Round 9
Bu Xiangzhi - Aronian 1/2
Svidler - Topalov 0-1
Movsesian - Ivanchuk 1/2
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Round 10
Topalov - Movsesian 1/2
Aronian - Svidler 1/2
Ivanchuk - Bu Xiangzhi 1-0
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Nadezhda Kosintseva is the Champion of Russia-2008.Women's superfinal of Russian Championship took place
in Moscow 4th-14th December. In the round robin tournament participate 10 chess players: Tatjana Kosintseva (2513), Natalja
Pogonina (2474), Nazhda Kosintseva (2468), Ekaterina Korbut
(2459), Evgenija Ovod (2429), Tatjana Shadrina (2429), Marina Romanjko (2398), Tatjana Stepovaja (2386), Anastasija Bodnaruk
(2381), Valentina Gunina (2381). The prize fund is 1 700 000 rubles (about $60000).
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Final standings
1 Kosintseva N. - 6.5
2-3 Kosintseva T., Bodnaruk - 5.5
4-5 Romanjko, Shadrina - 4.5
6-9 Korbut, Pogonina, Gunina, Ovod - 4.0
10 Stepovaja - 2.5
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The VI International junior tournament "Young Stars of the World" in Vania Somov memory took place 15th-27th November
in Kirishi (Saint-Petersburg region). The juniors under 18 y.o took part in the event.
The top results:
1 Alexander Shimanov 2476 (Russia) - 9.5
2 Jaroslav Zhereburkh 2466 (Ukraine) - 9.5
3 Anish Giri 2466 (Russia) - 7.0
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Official site: www.somovs-memorial.ru
Armenia and Georgia became the winners of The Olympiad which took place in Dresden 12th-25th
November. The top teams were: Russia (Kramnik, Svidler, Grischuk,
Morozevich, Jakovenko), Ukraine (Ivanchuk, Karjakin, Eljanov, Yefimenko, Volokitin), China (Wang Yue, Bu Xiangzhi, Ni Hua,
Wang Hao, Li Chao), Azerbajdzhan (Radjabov, Mamedyarov, Gashimov, Guseinov, Mamedov), Hungary (Leko, Polgar, Almashi,
Balog, Berkesh), Bulgaria (Topalov, Cheparinov, Georgiev, Delchev, Iotov), France (Bacro, Vashje-Lagrav, Fressine, Tkachiev,
Maze), Israel (Gelfand, Avrukh, Roiz, Postny, Rodshtein), Armenia (Aronian, Akopian, Sargissian, Petrosian, Minasian),
USA (Kamsky, Nakamura, Onischuk, Shulman, Akobian).
Men's tournament (top teams)
Final standings
1 Armenia 19 400,5
2 Israel 18 377,5
3 USA 17 362.0
4 Ukraine 17 348,5
5 Russia 16 375,0
6 Azerbaijan 16 359,5
7 China 16 357,5
8 Hungary 16 341,5
9 Vietnam 16 340,0
10 Spain 16 337,5
11 Georgia 16 321,0
12 Netherlands 15 343,0
13 Germany 1 15 339,0
14 Bulgaria 15 327,5
15 England 15 320,0
16 India 15 310,0
17 Slovenia 15 288,0
18 Belarus 14 307,0
19 Romania 14 306,5
20 Serbia 14 302,0
21 Norway 14 300,0
22 France 14 295,0
23 Cuba 14 294,5
24 Greece 14 292,5
25 Sweden 14 286,0
26 Montenegro 14 279,0
27 Croatia 14 275,5
28 Canada 14 272,5
Round 1
Russia - Switzerland 2.5:1.5
Germany-1 - Scotland 3.5:0.5
Vietnam - Ukraine 1.5:2.5
China - Philippines 2.5:1.5
Macedonia - Azerbaijan 0:4
Hungary - Iran 2:2
Germany-2 - Bulgaria 2.5:1.5
France - Montenegro 2:2
Latvia - Israel 2:2
Armenia - Italy 4:0
Iceland - United States of America 1.5:2.5
Germany-3 - Spain 0.5:3.5
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Round 2
Poland - Russia 1.5:2.5
Slovenia - Germany-1 1:3
Ukraine - Serbia 2.5:1.5
Belarus - China 1:3
Azerbaijan - Slovakia 3:1
Moldova - Armenia 1:3
United States of America - Greece 2:2
Spain - Bosnia & Herzegovina 2.5:1.5
Sweden - India 1:3
Romania - Argentina 2.5:1.5
Denmark - England 1:3
Cuba - Uzbekistan 2.5:1.5
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Round 3
Russia - Cuba 3.5:0.5
Georgia - Ukraine 1.5:2.5
China - Norway 1.5:2.5
Netherlands - Azerbaijan 2:2
Armenia - Faroe Islands 4:0
Tajikistan - Spain 1:3
Hungary - Czech Republic 3.5:0.5
France - Greece 2:2
Lithuania - Israel 2:2
South Africa - Unaited States of America 0.5:3.5
Nicaragua - Bulgaria 0:4
Singapore - Poland 1:3
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Round 4
Russia - India 2.5:1.5
Ukraine - Armenia 2:2
Spain - Germany-1 1.5:2.5
Norway - England 2:2
Romania - Hungary 1:3
Azerbajdzhan - Unated States of America 3:1
Faroe Islands - Netherlands 1.5:2.5
Macedonia - China 0:4
Italy - Switserland 2.5:1.5
Israel - Egypt 2.5:1.5
Bulgaria - Mongolia 3.5:0.5
Kazakhstan - Turkey 2:2
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Round 5
Germany-1 - Russia 2:2
Armenia - Netherlands 2.5:1.5
Hungary - Ukraine 1.5:2.5
Norway - Azerbajdzhan 1:3
England - Italy 2.5:1.5
India - Austria 3:1
China - Scotland 2.5:1.5
Denmark - Israel 0.5:3.5
Spain - Belarus 2:2
Slovenia - Bulgaria 0.5:3.5
Lithuania - Romania 0.5:3.5
Serbia - France 1.5:2.5
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Round 6
Russia - England 3:1
Ukraine - Germany-1 2:2
Azerbaijan - Armenia 1.5:2.5
France - Poland 3:1
Bosnia & Herzegovina - India 1.5:2.5
Sweden - Israel 1.5:2.5
Georgia - China 1.5:2.5
Romania - Bulgaria 2.5:1.5
Colombia - Hungary 1.5:2.5
Netherlands - Moldova 3:1
Finland - Norway 2:2
Philippines - Spain 1:3
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Round 7
Armenia - Russia 2.5:1.5
Germany-1 - Romania 2.5:1.5
China - Ukraine 2:2
India - France 1.5:2.5
Israel - Spain 3:1
United States of America - Hungary 2.5:1.5
England - Azerbaijan 2:2
Greece - Belarus 2:2
Vietnam - Netherlands 2.5:1.5
Bulgaria - Australia 4:0
Poland - Mongolia 3:1
Italy - Sweden 2:2
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Round 8
France - Armenia 0.5:3.5
Israel - Germany-1 2.5:1.5
USA - Russia 1.5:2.5
China - Vetnam 2:2
Ukraine - New Zealand 4:0
Azerbaijan - Croatia 2.5:1.5
Bulgaria - Belarus 2:2
England - Georgia 2.5:1.5
Slovakia - Greece 3:1
Turkey - Poland 1.5:2.5
Slovenia - India 2:2
Romania - Serbia 1.5:2.5
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Round 9
Armenia - Israel 1.5:2.5
Poland - Germany-1 2:2
Russia - Ukraine 1.5:2.5
Serbia - Azerbaijan 2.5:1.5
France - China 1:3
Vietnam - England 1:3
Belarus - Slovakia 2:2
Kazakhstan - Netherlands 1:3
Cuba - Hungary 2:2
Sweden - Bulgaria 1.5:2.5
India - USA 0.5:3.5
Norway - Slovenia 1:3
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Round 10
Ukraine - Israel 2.5:1.5
Germany-1 - USA 1.5:2.5
Serbia - Armenia 1:3
England - China 1.5:2.5
Slovenia - Russia 1.5:2.5
Spain - Bulgaria 3:1
Netherlands - Poland 2.5:1.5
Slovakia - France 1:3
Georgia - Denmark 2.5:1.5
Hungary - Switzerland 3:1
Azerbaijan - Egypt 4:0
Colombia - Vietnam 0.5:3.5
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Round 11
China - Armenia 1.5:2.5
Lithuania - Germany-1 1.5:2.5
USA - Ukraine 3.5:0.5
Israel - Netherlands 2.5:1.5
Russia - Spain 2:2
France - Azerbaijan 1.5:2.5
Vietnam - Serbia 2.5:1.5
Hungary - Belarus 2.5:1.5
Georgia - Romania 2.5:1.5
Croatia - England 2:2
Bulgaria - Kazakhstan 3:1
Poland - Slovenia 1.5:2.5
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Top women teams: Russia (Kosteniuk, T.Kosintseva, NKosintseva, Korbut, Pogonina), Ukraine (Lahno, Zhukova, Ushenina,
Gaponenko, Zdebskaia), China (Hou Yifan, Zhao Xue, Shen Yang, Ju Wenjun, Tan Chzhunyi), Georgia (Chiburdanidze, Dzagnidze,
Dzhvakhishvili, Lomineishvili, Khukhashvili), France (Sebag, Skripchenko, Collas, Milliet, Leconte), Armenia (Danielian,
Mkrtchian, Aginian, Galoian, Andriasian), USA (Krush, Zatonskikh, Goletiani, Rohonyan, Abrahamian).
Women's tournament (top teams)
Final standings
1 Georgia 18 411,5
2 Ukraine 18 406,5
3 USA 17 390,5
4 Russia 17 367,0
5 Poland 17 364,5
6 Armenia 16 353,0
7 Serbia 16 318,5
8 China 15 392,5
9 Israel 15 325,0
10 Belarus 15 317,5
11 Romania 15 306,5
12 Italy 15 280,0
Round 1
Russia - Azerbaijan 4:0
Iran - Germany-1 2:2
Argentina - Ukraine 2:2
China - Croatia 3.5:0.5
England - Georgia 1.5:2.5
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Round 2
Slovenia - Russia 3:1
Germany-1 - Argentina 2.5:1.5
Slovakia - China 1-3
Georgia - Romania 2.5:1.5
Netherlands - France 2.5:1.5
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Round 3
Russia - India 2:2:
Salvador - Germany-1 1:3
China - Netherlands 2.5:1.5
Georgia - Israel 3:1
Armenia - Germany-2 4:0
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Round 4
Hungary - Georgia 2:2
China - Armenia 3.5:0.5
Serbia - Poland 1.5:2.5
Indonesia - Russia 0:4
Ukraine - Lithuania 2:2
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Round 5
Poland - China 0.5:3.5
Russia - Georgia 2:2
India - Hungary 1.5:2.5
Spain - Romania 1.5:2.5
Ukraine - Slovakia 3:1
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Round 6
Hungary - China 1.5:2.5
Serbia - Germany-1 2.5:1.5
Austria - Russia 1:3
Romania - United States of America 0:4
Georgia - Poland 1.5:2.5
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Round 7
China - United States of America 2:2
Germany-1 - Italy 2:2
Russia - Poland 2:2
Netherlands - Ukraine 0.5:1.5
Hungary - Mongolia 3:1
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Round 8
Ukraine - China 2:2
Germany-1 - Estonia 2:2
USA - Russia 3:1
Poland - Hungary 3:1
India - Serbia 1.5:2.5
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Round 9
China - Serbia 1.5:2.5
Luxembourg - Germany1 2:2
Poland - USA 3:1
Ukraine - Romania 3:1
Georgia - Slovenia 4:0
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Round 10
Serbia - Ukraine 2:2
Philippines - Germany-1 1:3
Armenia - Poland 1.5:2.5
China - Georgia 1.5:2.5
Uzbekistan - USA 0.5:3.5
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Round 11
Poland - Ukraine 1.5:2.5
Germany-1 - Sweden 3:1
Georgia - Serbia 3:1
USA - France 2.5:1.5
Netherlands - Russia 1.5:2.5
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Official site: dresden2008.de
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Svetlana Matveeva from Moscow and Nikita Vitiugov from Saint-Petersburg became the winners of The men
and women final tournaments of
the Cup of Russia which took place in Serpukhov, form men 4th-17th November, for women 4th-15th November.
In men's tournament played 48 participants. 16 raiting favorits started from the second stage: Evgeny Najer 2682 RUS,
Alexander Moiseenko 2678 UKR, Vladimir Malakhov 2675 RUS, Artiom Timofeev 2670 RUS, Boris Grachev 2653 RUS, Alexander Lastin
2651 RUS, Boris Savchenko 2648 RUS, Evgeny Bareev 2647 RUS, Vadim Zvjaginsev 2646 RUS, Evgeny Tomashevsky 2646 RUS Pavel
Tregubov 2646 RUS, Konstantin Sakaev 2640 RUS, Nikita Vitiugov 2638 RUS, Farrukh Amonatov 2634 TJK, Sergey Volkov 2632 RUS,
Alexnader Galkin 2624 RUS.
In women's tournament take part 24 participants. 8 top rated players are: Ekaterina Kovalevskaya 2439 RUS, Svetlana
Matveeva 2411 RUS, Tatiana Stepovaya 2386 RUS, Anastasiya Bodnaruk 2381 RUS, Valentina Gunina 2381 RUS, Irina Turova 2381 RUS,
Yulia Demina 2357 RUS, Irina Vasilevich 2354 RUS.
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Men
Final
Vitiugov - Savchenko 1/2
Semifinals:
Vitiugov - Timofeev 1-0, 1-0
Bocharov - Savchenko 1/2, 0-1
Women
Final
Matveeva - Gunina 1-0, 1-0
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Ivan Demidov of Moscow, Russia finished second in The World Series of Poker (WSOP) which came to an
end on the 9th of November. The WSOP is largest and most prestigious of all
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Leinier Dominguez became the winner of the IV World Blitz Championship, which took place in Almaty
Kazakhstan 7th - 8th November 2008. Time control: 5 minutes per game. The prize-winning fund is 350 000 Swiss francs.
Players: Alexander Morozevich 2787 RUS, Vassily Ivanchuk 2786 UKR, Teimur Radjabov 2752 AZE, Shakhriyar Mamedyarov 2731 AZE,
Gata Kamsky 2729 USA, Peter Svidler 2727 RUS, Alexander Grischuk 2719 RUS, Boris Gelfand 2719 ISR, Leinier Dominguez 2719 CUB,
Judit Polgar 2711 HUN, Sergey Rublevsky 2702 RUS, Krishnan Sasikiran 2692 IND, Vladislav Tkachiev 2664 FRA, Murtas Kazhgaleyev
2640 KAZ, Rafael Vaganian 2590 ARM, Amin Bassem 2560 EGY.
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Final standings
1 Dominguez - 11.5
2 Ivanchuk - 11.0
3 Svidler - 10.0
4 Grischuk - 10.0
5 Mamedyarov - 9.5
6 Radjabov - 9.5
7 Kazhgaleyev - 8.0
8 Morozevich - 7.5
9 Kamsky - 7.0
10 Gelfand - 7.0
11 Tkachiev - 6.5
12 Rublevsky - 6.5
13 Vaganian - 5.5
14 Amin - 4.5
15 Sasikiran - 3.5
16 Polgar - 2.5
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Official site: worldblitz2008.kz
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Viswanathan Anand retained the World Champion title. The World Championship match where Viswanathan
Anand defended his title against Vladimir Kramnik took place in Bonn, Germany, October 14th- 2nd November.
The prizemoney was 1,5 Million Euro. The time control was 2 hours
for 40 moves, then 1 hour for 20 moves and 15 minutes till the end of the game with an increment of 30 seconds for each move
starting from the 61st move. The schedule of the match determined a rest day after 2 playing days.
The final score is 6.5:4.5
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Game 1: Kramnik - Anand 1/2
Game 2: Anand - Kramnik 1/2
Game 3: Kramnik - Anand 0-1
Game 4: Anand - Kramnik 1/2
Game 5: Kramnik - Anand 0-1
Game 6: Anand - Kramnik 1-0
Game 7: Anand - Kramnik 1/2
Game 8: Kramnik - Anand 1/2
Game 9: Anand - Kramnik 1/2
Game 10: Kramnik - Anand 1-0
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Peter Svidler is 5 time champion of Russia! He won the additional match-tournament in rapid chess against
Evgeny Alekseev and Dmitry Jakovenko which took place 28th October. The format was 6 games (double-round robin) of 15
minutes + 10 secunds. The result of this match-tournament was: 1 Svidler - 3.0, Jakovenko - 2.5, Alekseev - 0.5.
The Russian Championship SuperFinal took place in Moscow 2nd - 16th October. In the robin round tournament
took part 12 grandmasters: Alexander Morozevich 2787, Dmitry Jakovenko 2737, Peter Svidler 2727, Evgeny Alekseev 2715,
Artiom Timofeev 2670, Ernesto Inarkiev 2669, Alexander Riazantsev 2656, Alexander Lastin 2651, Evgeny Tomashevsky 2646,
Konstantin Sakaev 2640, Nikita Vitiugov 2638, Konstantin Maslak 2544.
Time raiting was 1 hour 40 minutes for 40 moves, then 50 minutes for 20 moves and 10 minutes till the end of the game with
an increment of 30 seconds per each move. It is forbidden to offer a draw. In case of tie the 1st place will take place
a match (or match-tournament) in rapid chess. The prize fund is 5 million rubles (about 200.000 USD). The prize for the 1st
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Final Round 11 standings
1-3 Alekseev, Jakovenko, Svidler - 7.0
4-6 Vitiugov, Tomashevsky, Morozevich - 6.5
7 Timofeev - 6.0
8 Lastin - 5.0
9-10 Sakaev, Inarkiev - 4.0
11 Riazantsev - 3.5
12 Maslak - 3.0
Round 1
Lastin - Tomashevsky 1-0
Svidler - Inarkiev 1-0
Timofeev - Jakovenko 1/2
Vitiugov - Alekseev 1/2
Maslak - Riazantsev 0-1
Sakaev - Morozevich 0-1
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Round 2
Lastin - Maslak 1-0
Alekseev - Timofeev 1-0
Riazantsev - Sakaev 1/2
Morozevich - Svidler 0-1
Tomashevsky - Jakovenko 1/2
Inarkiev - Vitiugov 0-1
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Round 3
Svidler - Riazantsev 1-0
Jakovenko - Alekseev 1-0
Vitiugov - Morozevich 1/2
Timofeev - Inarkiev 1-0
Sakaev - Lastin 1/2
Maslak - Tomashevsky 1/2
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Round 4
Lastin - Svidler 1/2
Morozevich - Timofeev 1/2
Riazantsev - Vitiugov 1/2
Tomashevsky - Alekseev 1/2
Maslak - Sakaev 1/2
Inarkiev - Jakovenko 1/2
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Round 5
Svidler - Maslak 1/2
Vitiugov - Lastin 1-0
Alekseev - Inarkiev 1-0
Timofeev - Riazantsev 1-0
Jakovenko - Morozevich 0-1
Sakaev - Tomashevsky 1/2
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Round 6
Morozevich - Alekseev 1/2
Lastin - Timofeev 1/2
Sakaev - Svidler 1/2
Riazantsev - Jakovenko 1/2
Tomashevsky - Inarkiev 1/2
Maslak - Vitiugov 1/2
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Round 7
Svidler - Tomashevsky 1/2
Alekseev - Riazantsev 1-0
Vitiugov - Sakaev 1/2
Timofeev - Maslak 1-0
Jakovenko - Lastin 1-0
Inarkiev - Morozevich 1/2
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Round 8
Svidler - Vitiugov 1/2
Lastin - Alekseev 1/2
Tomashevsky - Morozevich 1-0
Sakaev - Timofeev 1/2
Riazantsev - Inarkiev 1/2
Maslak - Jakovenko 1/2
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Round 9
Alekseev - Maslak 1-0
Timofeev - Svidler 1-0
Jakovenko - Sakaev 1-0
Vitiugov - Tomashevsky 1/2
Morozevich - Riazantsev 1-0
Inarkiev - Lastin 1-0
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Round 10
Sakaev - Alekseev 0-1
Vitiugov - Timofeev 1-0
Tomashevsky - Riazantsev 1-0
Svidler - Jakovenko 1/2
Lastin - Morozevich 1/2
Maslak - Inarkiev 1/2
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Round 11
Jakovenko - Vitiugov 1-0
Alekseev - Svidler 0-1
Morozevich - Maslak 1-0
Timofeev - Tomashevsky 0-1
Inarkiev - Sakaev 1/2
Riazantsev - Lastin 1/2
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Hikaru Nakamura won the Cap d'Agde tournament, which took place 26th October - 1st November in France.
As usually there was a closed rapid tournament
divided in 2 groups, than 1/4 finals, 1/2 finals and final. Participants were: Vasily Ivanchuk UKR GM 2786, Magnus Carlsen
NOR GM 2786, Teimour Radjabov AZE GM 2751, Maxime Vachier Lagrave FRA GM 2716, Bu Xiangzhi CHN GM 2714, Hikaru Nakamura
USA GM 2704, Ivan Cheparinov BUL GM 2696, Anatoly Karpov RUS GM 2651, Fabiano Caruana ITA GM 2640, Humpy Koneru IND GM
2618, Hou Yifan CHN WGM 2578, Marie Sebag FRA GM 2533, Sebastien Feller FRA GM 2526, Alexandra Kosteniuk RUS GM 2525,
Katerina Lahno UKR GM 2488, Almira Skripchenko FRA WGM 2455.
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Final
Nakamura - Ivanchuk 1.5:0.5
1/2 finals
Nakamura - Karpov 3:1
Carlsen - Ivanchuk 1.5:2.5
1/4 finals
Caruana - Karpov 2.5:3.5
Radjabov - Ivanchuk 1:3
Nakamura - Vachier-Lagrave 2:0
Bu Xiandgzhi - Carlsen 0.5:1.5
Group A:
Vassily Ivanchuk 2786
Maxime Vachier Lagrave 2716
Bu Xiangzhi 2704
Ivan Cheparinov 2696
Fabiano Caruana 2640
Marie Sebag 2533
Alexandra Kosteniuk 2525
Katerina Lahno 2488
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Group B:
Magnus Carlsen 2786
Teimour Radjabov 2751
Hikaru Nakamura 2704
Anatoly Karpov 2651
Humpy Koneru 2618
Hou Yifan 2578
Sebastien Feller 2526
Almira Skripchenko 2455
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Prelimenary results
Group A
Final standings
1 Caruana - 5.5
2 Ivanchuk - 5.0
3-4 Vachier Lagrave, Bu Xiangzhi - 4.5
5 Cheparinov - 4.0
6-7 Kosteniuk, Lahno - 2.0
8 Sebag - 0.5
Group B
Final standings
1-2 Carlsen, Nakamura - 5.5
3 Radjabov - 5.0
3-4 Karpov, Hou Yifan - 3.5
6-7 Koneru, Feller - 2.0
8 Skripchenko - 1.0
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Official site: www.capechecs.com/trophee_ccas.php
The teams "Ural" from Russia (Radjabov, Kamsky, Shirov, Grischuk, Malakhov, Motylev, Dreev, Rashkovsky) and
"Cercle d'Echecs" from Monte Carlo (Koneru, Cramling, Xie Jun, Dzagnidze, Socko, Skripchenko) become the winners
of the European Club Cup 2008 for Men and Women which took place in Kallithea, Greece 16th-24th October.
Men
Final standings:
1 "Ural" - 12 (32)
2 "Baden-Baden" - 12 (27,5)
3 "PVK" - 11 (30; 168)
4 "Bosna" - 11 (30; 157,5)
5 "Economist" - 11 (28; 178)
6 "TPS" - 11 (28; 166,5)
7 "Bank King - 10 (27,5)
8 "Ashdod" - 10 (27)
9 "FINEK" - 10 (26)
10 "Novoborsky SK" - 10 (25,5)
11 "Meulheim Nord" - 10 (25)
12 "Mika" - 10 (24)
13 "Zagreb" - 10 (22,5)
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Women
Final standings:
1 "Cercle d'Echecs" - 12 (19)
2 "Spartak" - 10 (19,5)
3 "Podgorica" - 10 (19)
4 "Economist" - 10 (16,5)
5 "Mika" - 9 (17,5)
6 "EPAM" - 9 (16)
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Official site: ecc2008.chessdom.com
The 5th China vs Russia Chess Match took place 18th-27th September 2008, in Ningpo, China. 18th-23rd September
were classical games (90+30), 24th-26th September rapid (25+10), 27th September blitz (3+2). Participants are:
Russian Men:
Svidler 2738
Jakovenko 2709
Alekseev 2708
Inarkiev 2675
Tomashevsky 2646
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Russian Women:
Kosintseva T. 2511
Pogonina 2469
Kosintseva N. 2460
Korbut 2459
Kovalevskaya 2435
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Chinese Men:
Bu Xiangzhi 2710
Ni Hua 2705
Wang Yue 2704
Wang Hao 2691
Li Chao 2590
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Chinese Women:
Zhao Xue 2522
Ruan Lufei 2499
Xu Yuhua 2483
Shen Yang 2445
Huang Qian 2430
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Match in classical chess between men ended with the score 10.5:14.5 in favor of China, between women with 13.5:11.5
in favor of Russia. In rapid chess Russia won 13:7 (match points - 28-22). The women tied 10:10 in match points and
25:25 - on individual results. In the blitz-match Chinese men - Russian men 14:6 and Russian women - Chinese women
11:9.
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Veselin Topalov won the Chess Grand Slam Final. The event took place in Bilbao 1st-13th September
The players were: Levon Aronian, Viswanathan Anand, Vassily Ivanchuk, Magnus Carlsen, Veselin Topalov,
Teimour Radjabov.
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Final standings (scoring System is: 3 points per win, 1 point per draw, 0 point per loss)
1 Topalov - 17.0
2 Aronian - 13.0
3 Carlsen - 13.0
4 Ivanchuk - 12.0
5 Radyabov - 10.0
6 Anand - 8.0
Round 1
Anand - Ivanchuk 1/2
Radjabov - Topalov 1/2
Aronian - Carlsen 0-1
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Round 2
Ivanchuk - Carlsen 1/2
Anand - Radjabov 1/2
Topalov - Aronian 1/2
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Round 3
Carlsen - Topalov 0-1
Aronian - Anand 1/2
Radjabov - Ivanchuk 1/2
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Round 4
Topalov - Anand 1-0
Carlsen - Radjabov 1-0
Aronian - Ivanchuk 1-0
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Round 5
Ivanchuk - Topalov 1/2
Radjabov - Aronian 1/2
Anand - Carlsen 1/2
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Round 6
Topalov - Radjabov 1/2
Carlsen - Aronian 1-0
Ivanchuk - Anand 1/2
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Round 7
Carlsen - Ivanchuk 0-1
Aronian - Topalov 1-0
Radjabov - Anand 1/2
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Round 8
Topalov - Carlsen 1-0
Ivanchuk - Radjabov 1-0
Anand - Aronian 0-1
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Round 9
Ivanchuk - Aronian 1/2
Radjabov - Carlsen 1/2
Anand - Topalov 1/2
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Round 10
Topalov - Ivanchuk 1-0
Aronian - Radjabov 0-1
Carlsen - Anand 1/2
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Alexandra Kosteniuk is the new World Champion! Our congratulationbs! The World
Women's Championship 2008 took place in Nalchik (Russia) 28th August - 18th
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Participants: Koneru Humpy IND 2622, Hou Yifan
CHN 2557, Cramling Pia SWE 2554, Stefanova Antoaneta BUL 2550, Sebag Marie FRA
2529, Zhao Xue CHN 2522, Kosintseva Tatjana RUS 2511, Kosteniuk Alexandra RUS 2510, Cmilyte
Viktorija LTU 2508, Muzychuk Anna SLO 2504, Ruan Lufei CHN 2499, Zhukova Natalia UKR 2489,
Chiburdanidze Maya GEO 2489, Hoang Thanh Trang HUN 2487, Xu Yuhua CHN 2483, Paehtz Elisabeth
GER 2481, Ushenina Anna UKR 2476, Socko Monika POL 2473, Krush Irina USA 2470, Gaponenko Inna
UKR 2468, Javakhishvili Lela GEO 2461, Harika Dronavalli IND 2461, Kosintseva Nadezhda RUS
2460, Korbut Ekaterina RUS 2459, Zatonskih Anna USA 2446,
Shen Yang CHN 2445, Mkrtchian Lilit ARM 2436, Tania Sachdev IND 2432, Bojkovic Natasa SRB
2423, Rajlich Iweta POL 2417, Lomineishvili Maia GEO 2414, Khurtsidze Nino GEO 2413,
Matveeva Svetlana RUS 2412, Khukhashvili Sopiko GEO 2408,
Mongontuul Bathuyang MGL 2406, Ju Wenjun CHN 2389, Tan Zongyi CHN 2387, Moser Eva AUT 2383,
Kachiani-Gersinska Ketino GER 2374, Bosboom Lanchava Tea NED 2358, Gvetadze Sopio GEO 2355,
Mohota Nisha IND 2354, Nebolsina Vera RUS 2350, Amura Claudia ARG 2345, Zhang Jilin CHN 2344,
Sedina Elena ITA 2344, Foisor Sabina-Francesca ROM 2337, Le Thanh Tu VIE 2325, Kadimova Ilaha
AZE 2324, Arribas Robaina Maritza CUB 2323, Nguyen Thi Thanh An VIE 2323 ,
Rohonyan Katherine USA 2321, Zakurdjaeva Irina RUS 2308, Velcheva Maria BUL 2281, Golubenko
Valentina CRO 2271, Pourkashiyan Atousa IRI 2269, Muminova Nafisa UZB 2242, Zuriel Marisa
ARG 2231, Gasik Anna POL 2211, Sanchez Castillo Sarai VEN 2202, Zapata Karen PER 2180,
Khaled Mona EGY 2007, Alaa El Din Yorsa EGY 1959, Solomons Anzel RSA 1895.
A number of players have chosen not to participate. These include all the Georgian players
(Maia Chiburdanidze, Lela Javakhishvili, Sopio Gvetadze, Maia Lomineishvili, Sopiko Khukhashvili
and Nino Khurtsidze), Tea Bosboom Lanchava, Karen Zapata, Marie Sebag and Irina Krush. Also
Ekaterina Korbut didn't play in the 1st round. All of them lost by default in the first round.
In the Final match Alexandra Kosteniuk and Hou Yifan will play 4 classical games,
then in case of a draw score 2 rapid games, then 2 blitz games and at last a sudden death game.
Final
Hou Yifan - Kosteniuk 0-1, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2
Round 5
Kosteniuk - Cramling 1-0,1/2
Hou Yifan - Koneru 1-0,0-1,1-0,0-1,1-0,1-0
Round 4
Stefanova - Cramling 0-1,1/2
Mkrtchian - Hou Yifan 1/2,0-1
Koneru Humpy - Shen Yang 1-0,1-0
Kosteniuk - Ushenina 1/2,1-0
Round 3 results
Matveeva - Ushenina 0-1,0-1
Hoang Thanh Trang - Koneru 1/2,1-0
Hou, Yifan - Sedina 1-0,0-1,1-0,1-0
Gaponenko - Stefanova 0-1,0-1
Cramling - Ruan 1-0,1/2
Harika - Mkrtchian 1/2,0-1
Shen - Kosintseva N. 1/2,1/2,0-1,1-0,1-0,1/2
Kosteniuk - Kosintseva T. 1/2,1-0
Round 2 results
Paehtz - Ushenina 0-1,1/2
Socko - Hoang Thanh Trang 1/2, 0-1
Nguyen Thi Thanh An - Sedina 1/2,1/2,0-1,0-1
Gaponenko - Rohonyan 1-0,0-1,1/2,1-0
Ruan - Amura 1/2,1-0
Harika - Muzychuk 1/2,1/2,1/2,1-0
Cmilyte - Kosintseva,N 1/2,1/2,0-1,1/2
Kosintseva,T - Zatonskih 1-0,1/2
Shen Yang - Zhao Xue 1-0,1/2
Gasik - Mkrtchian 1/2,0-1
Tan Zhongyi - Cramling 1/2,0-1
Stefanova - Ju Wenjun 1/2,1/2,1-0,1-0
Mongontuul - Hou Yifan 0-1,0-1
Matveeva - Xu Yuhua 1-0,1/2
Koneru Humpy and Aleksandra Kosteniuk won their matches by default.
The winners in the 1st round become:
Xu Yuhua, Koneru Humpy, Hou Yifan, Stefanova, Cramling, Gasik, Zhao Xue, Kosintseva Tatjana,
Kosteniuk, Chmilyte, Muzychuk, Ruan, Nguyen Thi Thanh An, Hoang Thanh Trang, Ushenina,
Sedina, Gaponenko, Amura, Harika, Kosintseva Nadezhda, Zatonskih, Shen Yang, Tan Zongyi,
Mongontuul, Matveeva.
Some matches were drawn and took place play-off. The winners of these play-off are:
Rohonyan, Paehtz, Socko, Mkrtchian, Ju Wenjun.
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Vassily Ivanchuk won the Tal Memorial. The event took place in Moscow 17th-31st
August. The players were: Vladimir
Kramnik, Alexander Morozevich, Evgeny Alekseev, Vassily Ivanchuk, Alexei Shirov, Gata Kamsky,
Ruslan Ponomariov, Shakhriyar Mamedyarov, Peter Leko and Boris Gelfand.
A blitz tournament took place after the main event (29th-30th August) with qualfiers on
the 27th and 28th and the invitees Anatoly Karpov and Magnus Carlsen.
Vassily Ivanchuk become the winner also in this tournament.
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Final standings in blitz
1 Ivanchuk - 23.5
2 Kramnik - 22.5
3 Carlsen - 21.0
4-5 Svidler, Mamedyarov - 20.0
6-8 Leko, Grischuk, Karjakin - 18.0
9-10 Kamsky, Gelfand - 17.5
11 Ponomariov - 17.0
12 Grachev - 14.5
13-15 Alekseev, Karpov, Morozevich - 14.0
16-17 Movsesian, Eljanov - 12.5
18 Tkachiev - 11.5
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Final standings in the main event
1 Ivanchuk - 6.0
2-5 Morozevich, Gelfand, Ponomariov, Kramnik - 5.0
6 Leko - 4.5
7-8 Kamsky, Alekseev - 4.0
9 Mamedyarov - 3.5
10 Shirov - 3.0
Round 1
Kramnik - Shirov 1-0
Leko - Mamedyarov 1/2
Morozevich - Alekseev 1-0
Ponomariov - Gelfand 1/2
Ivanchuk - Kamsky 1-0
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Round 2
Kramnik - Leko 1/2
Gelfand - Ivanchuk 1/2
Mamedyarov - Morozevich 1/2
Alekseev - Ponomariov 1/2
Shirov - Kamsky 0-1
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Round 3
Morozevich - Kramnik 1-0
Ivanchuk - Alekseev 1/2
Leko - Shirov 1-0
Ponomariov - Mamedyarov 1/2
Kamsky - Gelfand 1/2
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Round 4
Leko - Morozevich 1/2
Mamedyarov - Ivanchuk 1/2
Kramnik - Ponomariov 1/2
Alekseev - Kamsky 1/2
Shirov - Gelfand 1/2
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Round 5
Morozevich - Shirov 1/2
Ivanchuk - Kramnik 1/2
Gelfand - Alekseev 1/2
Ponomariov - Leko 1-0
Kamsky - Mamedyarov 0-1
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Round 6
Morozevich - Ponomariov 1-0
Mamedyarov - Gelfand 0-1
Kramnik - Kamsky 1/2
Leko - Ivanchuk 0-1
Shirov - Alekseev 1/2
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Round 7
Ivanchuk - Morozevich 1-0
Gelfand - Kramnik 1/2
Ponomariov - Shirov 1-0
Alekseev - Mamedyarov 1-0
Kamsky - Leko 0-1
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Round 8
Morozevich - Kamsky 0-1
Kramnik - Alekseev 1-0
Ponomariov - Ivanchuk 1/2
Leko - Gelfand 1/2
Shirov - Mamedyarov 1-0
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Round 9
Ivanchuk - Shirov 1/2
Gelfand - Morozevich 1/2
Kamsky - Ponomariov 1/2
Alekseev - Leko 1/2
Mamedyarov - Kramnik 1/2
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Official site: www.russiachess.org/
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Etienne Bacrot become the France Champion. The French Championship took place
in Pau 11th-23rd August 2008.
Participants: Bacrot Etienne g FRA 2691, Vachier-Lagrave Maxime g FRA 2681, Fressinet Laurent g
FRA 2673, Bauer Christian g FRA 2583, Sokolov Andrei g FRA 2561, Maze Sebastien g FRA 2553,
Vaisser Anatoly g FRA 2542, Nataf Igor-Alexandre g FRA 2534, Degraeve Jean-Marc g FRA 2523,
Feller Sebastien g FRA 2523, Apicella Manuel g FRA 2521, Abergel Thal m FRA 2499.
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PLay-off
Bacrot - Vachier-Lagrave 1-0, 1/2
Final standings
1-2 Bacrot, Vachier-Lagrave - 8.5
3 Fressinet - 7.0
4-5 Bauer, Maze - 6.0
6 Sokolov - 5.5
7 Feller - 5.0
8-9 Nataf, Abergel - 4.5
10 Degraeve - 4.0
11 Apicella - 3.5
12 Vaisser - 2.5
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Levon Aronian won the 2nd FIDE Grand Prix Tournament, which took place in Sochi
31st July - 14th August. Participants: Ivanchuk Vassily UKR 2781, Radjabov Teimour AZE 2744, Svidler Peter RUS 2738,
Aronian Levon ARM 2737, Grischuk Alexander RUS 2728, Karjakin Sergey UKR 2727,
Kamsky Gata USA 2723, Gelfand Boris ISR 2720, Gashimov Vugar AZE 2717, Jakovenko Dmitry RUS 2709,
Wang Yue CHN 2704, Cheparinov Ivan BUL 2687, Navara David CZE 2646, Al Modiakhi Mohamad QTR 2556.
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Final standings
1 Aronian - 8.5
2 Radjabov - 8.0
3-4 Wang Yue, Kamsky - 7.5
5-7 Svidler, Jakovenko, Karjakin - 7.0
8-9 Ivanchuk, Gashimov - 6.5
10-11 Grischuk, Cheparinov - 6.0
12 Gelfand - 5.5
13-14 Navara, Al-Modiahki - 4.0
Round 1
Grischuk - Karjakin 1-0
Radjabov - Al-Modiahki 1-0
Cheparinov - Gashimov 1/2
Gelfand - Jakovenko 1/2
Navara - Ivanchuk 1/2
Svidler - Kamsky 1/2
Wang Yue - Aronian 1/2
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Round 2
Aronian - Navara 1-0
Kamsky - Ivanchuk 1-0
Gashimov - Gelfand 1/2
Jakovenko - Radjabov 1/2
Al-Modiahki - Grischuk 1/2
Svidler - Cheparinov 0-1
Karjakin - Wang Yue 1/2
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Round 3
Cheparinov - Kamsky 1-0
Grischuk - Jakovenko 1/2
Radjabov - Gashimov 1/2
Ivanchuk - Aronian 1-0
Gelfand - Svidler 1/2
Wang Yue - Al-Modiahki 1/2
Navara - Karjakin 1/2
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Round 4
Cheparinov - Gelfand 1/2
Gashimov - Grischuk 1/2
Svidler - Radjabov 1-0
Jakovenko - Wang Yue 1/2
Kamsky - Aronian 1/2
Al-Modiahki - Navara 1-0
Karjakin - Ivanchuk 1/2
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Round 5
Radjabov - Cheparinov 1-0
Grischuk - Svidler 1/2
Gelfand - Kamsky 1/2
Wang Yue - Gashimov 1/2
Ivanchuk - Al-Modiahki 1/2
Aronian - Karjakin 1/2
Navara - Jakovenko 1/2
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Round 6
Cheparinov - Grischuk 1-0
Gashimov - Navara 1-0
Kamsky - Karjakin 1/2
Svidler - Wang Yue 1/2
Jakovenko - Ivanchuk 1/2
Gelfand - Radjabov 0-1
Al-Modiahki - Aronian 0-1
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Round 7
Radjabov - Kamsky 1/2
Aronian - Jakovenko 1/2
Wang Yue - Cheparinov 1/2
Grischuk - Gelfand 1/2
Ivanchuk - Gashimov 1/2
Karjakin - Al-Modiahki 1-0
Navara - Svidler 1/2
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Round 8
Cheparinov - Navara 1/2
Gashimov - Aronian 1/2
Radjabov - Grischuk 1/2
Kamsky - Al-Modiahki 1-0
Jakovenko - Karjakin 1/2
Svidler - Ivanchuk 0-1
Gelfand - Wang Yue 0-1
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Round 9
Wang Yue - Radjabov 1-0
Ivanchuk - Cheparinov 1/2
Aronian - Svidler 1/2
Grischuk - Kamsky 1/2
Karjakin - Gashimov 1/2
Navara - Gelfand 1/2
Al-Modiahki - Jakovenko 1/2
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Round 10
Gashimov - Al-Modiahki 1-0
Radjabov - Navara 1-0
Cheparinov - Aronian 0-1
Kamsky - Jakovenko 1/2
Grischuk - Wang Yue 1/2
Gelfand - Ivanchuk 1-0
Svidler - Karjakin 0-1
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Round 11
Karjakin - Cheparinov 1-0
Al-Modiahki - Svidler 0-1
Ivanchuk - Radjabov 1/2
Aronian - Gelfand 1-0
Wang Yue - Kamsky 1/2
Jakovenko - Gashimov 1-0
Navara - Grischuk 1/2
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Round 12
Kamsky - Gashimov 1/2
Svidler - Jakovenko 1-0
Cheparinov - Al-Modiakhi 1/2
Gelfand - Karjakin 1/2
Radjabov - Aronian 1/2
Grischuk - Ivanchuk 1/2
Wang Yue - Navara 1/2
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Round 13
Aronian - Grischuk 1-0
Jakovenko - Cheparinov 1-0
Karjakin - Radjabov 0-1
Ivanchuk - Wang Yue 1/2
Gashimov - Svidler 0-1
Navara - Kamsky 0-1
Al-Modiahki - Gelfand 1/2
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Michael Adams became the winner of the Staunton Memorial, which took place in
London August 7th-18th. Participants:
Adams Michael g ENG 2735, Sokolov Ivan g NED 2658, Short Nigel g ENG 2655, Van Wely Loek g
NED 2644, L'Ami Erwin g NED 2610, Smeets Jan g NED 2593, Werle Jan g NED 2591, Timman Jan g NED 2562,
Wells Peter g ENG 2526, Speelman Jon g ENG 2524, Cherniaev Alexander g RUS 2431, Wade Robert m
ENG 2167.
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Final standings
1 Adams - 8.0
2 Van Wely - 7.5
3 Smeets - 7.0
4 Timman - 6.5
5-6 L'Ami, Sokolov - 6.0
7-9 Speelman, Short, Werle - 5.5
10 Wells - 5.0
11 Cherniaev - 3.5
12 Wade - 0.0
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Vishvanatan Anand won The Rapid Chess Mainz which took place 1st-3rd August.
There was a double round robin amongst Viswanathan Anand, Alexander Morozevich, Magnus Carlsen and
Judit Polgar. The time rate was 20min + 5 seconds a move. Jan Nepomniachtchi become the
winner of The Ordix Chess Mainz which took place 2nd-3rd August. The time rate was also
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The Rapid Chess Mainz:
Final match
Anand - Carlsen 1-0,1-0,1/2,1/2
Match for the 3rd-4th places
Morozevich - Polgar 1/2,1/2,1/2,1-0
Final standings
1 Anand - 4.0
2 Carlsen - 3.5
3 Morozevich - 3.0
4 Polgar - 1.5
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The Ordix Chess Mainz:
Final standings
1-2 Nepomniachtchi, Eljanov - 9.5
3-11 Almasi, Najer, Lahno, Nakamura, Motylev, Naiditsch, Ivanisevic, Kazhgaleyev,
Fressinet - 9.0
12-24 Kasimdzhanov, Vaganjan, Bareev, Potkin, Schneider, Mchedlishvili, Tregubov, Bhat,
Bischoff, Appel, Barle, Siebrecht, Seel - 8.5
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Veselin Topalov took clear first place with 8/9 at the XXIII Villarrobledo
International Rapid Open which took place over the weekend of 2nd-3rd August.
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Leading final standings:
1 Topalov - 8.0
2 Mamedyarov - 7.5
3-7 Ponomariov, Palac, Malakhov, Ljubojevic, Arizmendi - 7.0
8-17 Shirov, Paunovic, Sokolov, Van Wely Loek, Abreu, Perez, Dreev, Guliyev, Lafuente, Minzer - 6.5
etc. 163 players.
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Evgeny Alekseev became the winner of the 41st Biel International Chess
Festival after a playoff vs Leinier Dominguez 2.5:1.5. The event took place 19th
July - 1st August. Participants: Magnus Carlsen NOR 2775, Evgeny Alekseev RUS 2708, Leinier Dominguez CUB 2708,
Etienne Bacrot FRA 2691, Alexander Onischuk USA 2670, Yannick Pelletier SUI 2569.
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Playoff:
Alekseev - Dominguez 1/2,1/2,1/2,1-0
Round 10 standings
1-2 Dominguez, Alekseev - 6.5
3 Carlsen - 6.0
4 Bacrot - 5.5
5 Onischuk - 4.0
6 Pelletier - 1.5
Round 1
Alekseev - Bacrot 1-0
Carlsen - Pelletier 1-0
Dominguez - Onischuk 1/2
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Round 2
Alekseev - Carlsen 1/2
Bacrot - Onischuk 1/2
Pelletier - Dominguez 1/2
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Round 3
Carlsen - Bacrot 1-0
Onischuk - Pelletier 1-0
Dominguez - Alekseev 1/2
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Round 4
Dominguez - Bacrot 1:0
Pelletier - Alekseev 0:1
Onischuk - Carlsen 1/2
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Round 5
Carlsen - Dominguez 1/2
Alekseev - Onischuk 1/2
Bacrot - Pelletier 1-0
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Round 6
Onischuk - Dominguez 0-1
Bacrot - Alekseev 1-0
Pelletier - Carlsen 0-1
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Round 7
Dominguez - Pelletier 1-0
Carlsen - Alekseev 0-1
Onischuk - Bacrot 0-1
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Round 8
Alekseev - Dominguez 0-1
Bacrot - Carlsen 1/2
Pelletier - Onischuk 1/2
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Round 9
Onischuk - Alekseev 0-1
Dominguez - Carlsen 1/2
Pelletier - Bacrot 1/2
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Round 10
Alekseev - Pelletier 1-0
Carlsen - Onischuk 1/2
Bacrot - Dominguez 1-0
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