Kontynuacja odcinka 2

Gość napisał: Wspaniała gra Jana Krzysztofa Dudy.

Partie i wyniki na ChessBomb: link.

Stan po 6 rundach

Fotografie Gościa

Dziennik Zachodni: artykuł o III wakacyjnych rozgrywkach w Katowicach.

Z lewej strony widać Jacka Gajewskiego: organizatora imprezy

Mistrz międzynarodowy Krzysztof Pańczyk – znany zawodnik, trener i autor – zaliczył udany występ na turnieju w Budapeszcie.

THREE NORMS ON FIRST SATURDAY BUDAPEST

In July 2019, there were 4 separate groups on the monthly First Saturday Budapest chess tournament.

Two of the candidates has achieved an excellent performance by reaching the necessary 7 points for a GM norm. For 15 years old IM Bjerre Jonas Buhl (DEN) it was the second GM norm of his career, and probably he will achieve the third one as well soon.
IM Kantor Gergely (HUN) only needed his third and last norm, so he can start celebrating his GM title soon, and maybe he can reach the Hungarian national team as well.
The tournament’s regular GM participants, GM Aczel Gergely (HUN) and GM Ilincic Zlatko (SRB) showed a good example to the aspirants and finished with 6 and 5 points respectively. Young FM Assaubayeva Bibisara (KAZ) forgot her last month performance and made a solid 4 points in a relatively strong group.

First Saturday GM Budapest 6-16^th July 2019 Final Standings

In the International Master group FM Polschikov Alexey (RUS) not only reached the necessary 7 points for the norm, but even got above it by half point. He has a nice fighter spirit, only one of his games ended as a draw.
IM Vegh Endre (HUN) and IM Panczyk Krzysztof (POL) finished 2^nd and 3^rd place, making it hard for the aspirants to reach their goals. The group was very well balanced as 4 players finished with 5 points. The youngest participant in this group, FM Ongut Tamas Gunes (HUN) couldn’t get near an IM norm, but proved his fighting spirit by usually finishing his games last in the hall after more than 5 hours of playtime.

First Saturday IM Budapest 6-16^th July 2019 Final Standings

The FM section of the tournament was consisted of 6 2^nd and 3^rd class players, they played a double RR tournament. The former unrated Berenyi Lajos (HUN) dominated the group with a convincing 8,5 points out of 10 games.
Young Austrian Hofstadler Mario finished 2^nd with an also nice 6,5 points, gaining 53 rating points in the process.

First Saturday FM Budapest 6-16^th July 2019 Final Standings

In the scheveningen system group, the usual scenario took place. The stronger row won more games, but the weaker players (at least 3 of the 5) achieved a massive rating boost. FM Farago Sandor (HUN) was the most successful in this section by gaining 8 points out of 10 games. The rating indifferences were clearly shown by his ‘massive’ 1 rating gain in the end.
In the weaker group Kepplinger Lukas (AUT) had the best performance with 6 points (and gained 51 rating), while two young players: Ananya Rishi Gupta (IND) and Bilku Andras (HUN) earned above 80 rating points in the tournament.

First Saturday Nadassy group Budapest 6-16^th July 2019 Final Standings

Higher row

Lower row

BOMBOWA DRUŻYNA W HAMBURGU

to tytuł artykułu czołowego historyka polskich szachów Tomasza Lissowskiego i jednocześnie przewodniczącego Komisji Historycznej PZSzach, na stronie Polskiego Związku Szachowego: link.

Przypominam, że w 2004 roku ukazała się książka o tym sukcesie (2 wydanie w 2008 roku) wydawnictwa INTEGRACJA, Gorzów Wlkp.

W dniach 10-18.07.2019 w Pardubicach odbyły się Drużynowe Mistrzostwa Europy Juniorów.

Polska zdobyła dwa złote medale w grupach do lat 12!

Szczegółowe wyniki

Szczegółówe wyniki

Gorzej powiodło się drużynom do lat 18.

Szczegółowe wyniki

Szczegółowe wyniki

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Kontynuacja odcinka 2

Following the fascinating tie-breakers on Sunday, the FIDE Grand Prix organized by World Chess proceeds to the second round. The symbolic first move to open the playing day was made by Dana Reizniece-Ozola, Minister of Economy of Latvia from 2014 till 2016 and Minister of Finance from 2016 until 2019. Well-known in the chess world as a Woman Grand Master and long-time leader of her national team, Mrs. Reizniece-Ozola played 1.Nf3 in the match Duda – Mamedyarov, as instructed by the Polish champion. This game took on a closed character when pawns started blocking each other on the queenside and in the centre. Thanks to his space advantage in these areas, Jan-Krzysztof Duda reached a pleasant position, but Shakhriyar Mamedyarov played the timely 17…f4 to make sure that he would always have chances for counter-play. Both players agreed afterwards that white’s advantage was probably less serious than what the computer usually suggests in this type of positions. In any case, Duda did not see a plan to improve his position and offered a draw on move 34.

Źródło: Text by Press Officer Yannick Pelletier; Photo courtesy: World Chess

Runda 2, partia 1:

Karjakin – So ½ – ½

Duda – Mamedyarov ½ – ½

Grischuk – Yu Yangyi ½ – ½

Topalov – Vachier-Lagrave 0-1

Kontynuacja odcinka 1

The young Jan-Krzysztof Duda managed to knock out Petr Svidler. The Russian praised his opponent in the post-match interview, saying that he had fully deserved victory on this day. “I thought that my chances were favourable in the first game, but Jan-Krzysztof understood the position much better. I even had to be careful”. After this draw, Duda took the initiative early on in the second rapid game and broke his opponent’s resistance in the endgame.

Peter Svidler – Jan-Krzysztof Duda: klasyczne partie ½:½, ½:½ i baraż ½:½, 0:1

Źródło: Text by Press Officer Yannick Pelletier; Photo courtesy: World Chess

Runda 2 

Karjakin – So 

Duda – Mamedyarov 

Grischuk – Yu Yangyi

Topalov – Vachier-Lagrave