Open Leiden 2011 (Holandia)

Oni wygrali po dwie partie w memoriale Mieczysława Najdorfa w Warszawie

M-ce	Nr	Tyt.	Nazwisko Imię	Fed.	Elo		Pkt.	MBch.	Bch.	L.Z.	Prog.
1	6	GM	Świercz, Dariusz	POL	2553		2.0	0.00	2.00	2	3.0
1	9	GM	Olszewski, Michał	POL	2541		2.0	0.00	2.00	2	3.0
1	10	GM	Czarnota, Paweł	POL	2541		2.0	0.00	2.00	2	3.0
1	11	GM	Romanishin, Oleg M	UKR	2526		2.0	0.00	2.00	2	3.0
1	13	GM	Jakubowski, Krzysztof	POL	2510		2.0	0.00	2.00	2	3.0
1	15	GM	Malisauskas, Vidmantas	LTU	2477		2.0	0.00	2.00	2	3.0
1	16	IM	Warakomski, Tomasz	POL	2473		2.0	0.00	2.00	2	3.0
8	20	IM	Staniszewski, Piotr	POL	2414		2.0	0.00	1.50	2	3.0
9	1	GM	Macieja, Bartłomiej	POL	2612		2.0	0.00	1.00	2	3.0
9	2	GM	Markowski, Tomasz	POL	2611		2.0	0.00	1.00	2	3.0
9	8	GM	Malakhatko, Vadim	BEL	2548		2.0	0.00	1.00	2	3.0
9	19	IM	Dragun, Kamil	POL	2428		2.0	0.00	1.00	2	3.0
9	24	m	Wieczorek, Oskar	POL	2374		2.0	0.00	1.00	2	3.0
9	25	m	Deszczynski, Adam	POL	2374		2.0	0.00	1.00	2	3.0
9	34	k++	Klim, Kamil	POL	2328		2.0	0.00	1.00	2	3.0

Memoriał Najdorfa na oficjalnej stronie FIDE

Miguel Najdorf Memorial

Friday, 15 July 2011 16:33

The International Chess Festival dedicated to the memory of Miguel Najdorf is being played from 14th to 22nd July in Warsaw, Poland. 98 players compete in the Tournament A, which is valid for FIDE title norms, 134 are in the Tournament B, and 50 in Tournament C for players born on 2001 or younger. Top rated players: GM Macieja Bartłomiej POL 2612 GM Markowski Tomasz POL 2611 GM Kempinski Robert POL 2600 GM Babula Vlastimil CZE 2572 GM Brodsky Michail UKR 2563 GM Świercz Dariusz POL 2553 GM Vysochin Spartak UKR 2552 GM Malakhatko Vadim BEL 2548 GM Olszewski Michał POL 2541 GM Czarnota Paweł POL 2541 GM Romanishin Oleg M UKR 2526 IM Piorun Kacper POL 2514 GM Jakubowski Krzysztof POL 2510 GM Starostits Ilmars LAT 2500 GM Malisauskas Vidmantas LTU 2477 IM Warakomski Tomasz POL 2473 GM Simonian Hrair ARM 2461 Miguel (Mieczysław) Najdorf was born in Warsaw on April, 15, 1910. He revealed his great chess talent as early as at the age of 10, when he achieved his maiden tournament successes. His first notable results at the Polish and international chess arena date back to the 30s. He was second (1931) and first (1934) in Warsaw Championships and then secong (1935) and third (1937) in Polish national Championships. As one of Poland’s leading players, he represented his native country at Chess Olympiads three times, gaining team medals on all three occasions (bronze in 1935 and 1937, silver in 1939) and an individual gold medal in 1939. Additionally, he won an individual gold and team silver medal at the so-called unofficial Chess Olympiad in 1936. The outbreak of World War II caught Najdorf in Buenos Aires, at the Chess Olympiad, most successful for him. Unable to return home, he decided to stay in Argentine and continue his chess career there. He won four more team medals (silver in 1950, 1952, 1954, bronze in 1962) and three individual medals (gold in 1950 and 1952, silver in 1962) at Chess Olympiads. He won Agrentinian Championships 8 times (1949, 1951, 1952, 1955, 1960, 1964, 1967, 1975). In the 40s and 50ts Najdorf belonged to the close group of world’s best players, qualifying for the Candidates’ tournament of the World Championship on two occasions. In 1950 he was one of the 27 top players awarded the newly introduced Grandmaster title by the International Chess Federation (FIDE).

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#	Name	ID	Rtng	Post	Rd 1	Rd 2	Rd 3	Rd 4	Rd 5	Rd 6	Tot
1	GM Walter Arencibia	134344	2537	2559	+104	+92	=19	+40	+15	+8	5.5
2	GM Bator Sambuev	146462	2739	2742	+54	+31	+13	=10	+12	=5	5.0
3	GM Joel Benjamin	105569	2641	2646	+100	=44	+30	+17	=6	+22	5.0
4	GM Alexander Shabalov	105603	2618	2616	+55	=47	=45	+34	+29	+24	5.0
5	IM Irina Krush	131419	2578	2588	+143	+66	=42	+41	+16	=2	5.0
6	IM Artiom Samsonkin	146305	2532	2553	+105	+93	+74	=8	=3	+20	5.0
7	IM Tomas Krnan	132215	2470	2487	+80	+96	-8	+71	+32	+21	5.0
8	IM Leonid Gerzhoy	142916	2647	2645	+99	+65	+7	=6	+25	-1	4.5
9	GM Mark Bluvshtein	125709	2634	2630	+101	+46	+39	-12	+64	=13	4.5
10	GM Eduardas Rozentalis	104611	2614	2619	+103	+90	+64	=2	=24	=12	4.5

XXXI OPEN INTERNACIONAL DE AJEDREZ "VILLA DE BENASQUE" na rundę przed końcem

Lp.			Nazwisko				Fed.	Elo			Pkt.
1		GM	PETROSIAN Tigran L				ARM	2636			7.5	46.5	55.5	42.0
2		GM	GRANDA ZUNIGA Julio E				PER	2616			7.5	45.5	54.5	39.5
3		GM	TIMOSHENKO Georgy				UKR	2568			7.5	44.0	54.0	38.5
4		IM	BURG Twan				NED	2450			7.5	44.0	54.0	37.0
5		GM	DELCHEV Aleksander				BUL	2622			7.5	43.5	53.0	37.5
6		GM	STOCEK Jiri				CZE	2596			7.0	46.5	56.5	39.5
7		GM	OLEKSIENKO Mikhailo				UKR	2564			7.0	45.5	55.5	39.0
8		IM	NARODITSKY Daniel	J			USA	2451			7.0	45.0	54.0	38.5
9		GM	ANDRIASIAN Zaven				ARM	2616			7.0	44.5	54.5	36.5
10		GM	SARIC Ivan				CRO	2639			7.0	44.0	52.0	37.0
11		GM	TUROV Maxim				RUS	2630			7.0	43.0	50.5	35.5
12		GM	MORADIABADI Elshan				IRI	2532			7.0	42.5	52.0	36.5
13		IM	ALMAGRO LLAMAS Pablo				ESP	2463			7.0	42.5	52.0	36.5
14		IM	RECUERO GUERRA David				ESP	2441			7.0	41.5	49.0	36.5
15		GM	BURMAKIN Vladimir				RUS	2579			7.0	41.0	52.0	35.5
16		GM	FRANCO OCAMPOS Zenon				PAR	2502			7.0	41.0	50.0	36.5
17		GM	MARIN Mihail				ROU	2548			7.0	41.0	49.0	35.5
18		GM	GRUENFELD Yehuda				ISR	2496			7.0	39.5	49.0	32.5
19		GM	CIFUENTES PARADA Roberto				ESP	2523			7.0	37.5	45.5	33.5

50

IM

DUKACZEWSKI Piotr

POL

2290

6.0

42.5

51.5

33.0