WJCC2011 - Hovhannisyan leads after 7 straight wins!!

sources : http://chess-results.com

Round 10 on 2011/08/12 at 02.00 PM

Bo.	No.			Name	FED	Rtg	Pts.	Result	Pts.		Name	FED	Rtg		No.
1	8		GM	Hovhannisyan Robert	ARM	2556	8		7½	GM	Ter-Sahakyan Samvel	ARM	2558		7
2	9		GM	Swiercz Dariusz	POL	2553	7		7	FM	Girish A Koushik	IND	2309		59
3	14		GM	Martinovic Sasa	CRO	2521	6½		6½	GM	Robson Ray	USA	2560		6
4	10		GM	Adhiban B	IND	2542	6½		6½	IM	Rombaldoni Axel	ITA	2459		28
5	4		GM	Shimanov Aleksandr	RUS	2586	6		6½	GM	Durarbeyli Vasif	AZE	2515		16
6	3		GM	Salgado Lopez Ivan	ESP	2626	6		6	IM	Roganovic Milos	SRB	2476		27
7	21		IM	Grover Sahaj	IND	2496	6		6	GM	Grandelius Nils	SWE	2542		11
8	23		GM	Salem A R Saleh	UAE	2493	6		6	GM	Sethuraman S P	IND	2529		12
9	13		GM	Rasulov Vugar Ural Oglu	AZE	2522	6		6	FM	Krysa Leandro	ARG	2374		43
10	24		IM	Vidit Santosh Gujrathi	IND	2492	6		6	IM	Huschenbeth Niclas	GER	2521		15
11	74			Narayanan S L	IND	2233	6		6	IM	Krejci Jan	CZE	2503		20
12	22		IM	Lalith Babu M R	IND	2495	5½		6	FM	Kovalev Vladislav	BLR	2439		30
13	2		GM	Sjugirov Sanan	RUS	2629	5½		5½	IM	Firat Burak	TUR	2373		44
14	26		IM	Shyam Sundar M	IND	2478	5½		5½	FM	Barbosa Evandro Amorim	BRA	2343		52
15	29		IM	Urkedal Frode	NOR	2448	5½		5½	FM	Rajesh V A V	IND	2292		63
16	47		IM	Nitin S	IND	2365	5½		5½	IM	Anwesh Upadhyaya	IND	2429		33
17	1		GM	Matlakov Maxim	RUS	2632	5		5	FM	Valsecchi Alessio	ITA	2354		48
18	5		GM	Nabaty Tamir	ISR	2584	5		5		Krishna C R G	IND	2330		56
19	51			Janev Tihomir	BUL	2349	5		5	IM	Piorun Kacper	POL	2514		18
20	19		GM	Pap Gyula	HUN	2513	5		5		Kunal M	IND	2298		60
21	25		IM	Goganov Aleksey	RUS	2489	5		5	FM	Sapozhnikov Roman	CAN	2295		62
22	32		IM	Vaibhav Suri	IND	2430	5		5		Turqueza Mari Joseph	PHI	2235		73
23	54		FM	Kuchynka Lukas	CZE	2339	5		5	IM	Ramnath Bhuvanesh R	IND	2422		34
24	82			Abhishek Kelkar	IND	2197	5		5	FM	Petrisor Adrian-Marian	ROU	2408		35
25	94			Patil Pratik	IND	2141	5		5	IM	Shyam Nikil P	IND	2398		36
26	39		FM	Getz Nicolai	NOR	2385	5		5		K Praneeth Surya	IND	2036		116
27	84			Gahan M G	IND	2188	5		5		Swayams Mishra	IND	2378		40
28	17		GM	Cori Jorge	PER	2514	4½		4½		Kulkarni Rakesh	IND	2231		75
29	31			Stany G A	IND	2435	4½		4½		Gusain Himal	IND	2208		80
30	70			Hemant Sharma (del)	IND	2247	4½		4½	IM	Debashis Das	IND	2396		38
31	41			Udeshi Aditya	IND	2378	4½		4½		Lokesh N	IND	2090		105
32	76		FM	Gagare Shardul	IND	2223	4½		4½	IM	Priyadharshan K	IND	2376		42
33	96			Mithil Ajgaonkar	IND	2130	4½		4½	FM	Ikeda Junta	AUS	2349		50
34	53			Artemenko Oleg	UZB	2341	4½		4½		Shreyans K Shah	IND	2203		81
35	110			Gireman Ja	IND	2084	4½		4½	FM	Thavandiran Shiyam	CAN	2320		57
36	64		FM	Rojas Alarcon Julian Antonio	MEX	2291	4½		4½		Visakh Nr	IND	2042		114
37	68		FM	Botta Gabriele	SUI	2261	4½		4½		Akash Pc Iyer	IND	2069		112
38	37		FM	Petenyi Tamas	SVK	2398	4		4		Aravindh Chithambaram Vr	IND	2212		77
39	88			Soares Erikson Roberto Maurici	ANG	2181	4		4	FM	Ly Moulthun	AUS	2369		46
40	49		FM	Soors Stef	BEL	2353	4		4		Lim Zhuo Ren	MAS	2155		90
41	92		CM	Prince Bajaj	IND	2146	4		4	FM	Sochacki Wojtek	FRA	2316		58
42	66			Tomazini Zan	SLO	2288	4		4		Lokesh P	IND	2194		83
43	71		FM	Das Sayantan	IND	2246	4		4		Karma Pandya	IND	2136		95
44	72			Pradeep Kumar R A	IND	2245	4		4		Benitez Lozano Javier	MEX	1994		123
45	45		IM	Narayanan Srinath	IND	2371	3½		3½		Surendran N	IND	2187		86
46	61			Shreyansh Daklia	IND	2298	3½		3½		Yashas D	IND	2184		87
47	65			Aaron Deepak	USA	2288	3½		3½		Vasli Aref	IRI	2181		89
48	67			Kozganbayev Erken	KAZ	2284	3½		3½		Debashish Dutta	IND	2127		98
49	91			Sidhant Mohapatra	IND	2155	3½		3½		Ashwath R	IND	2259		69
50	78			Dusthageer Ibrahim M	IND	2212	3½		3½		Santos Hugo Lima	POR	2078		111
51	102			Manigandan S S	IND	2109	3½		3½		Kathmale Sameer	IND	2211		79
52	101			Abhilash Reddy M L	IND	2109	3½		3½		Navalgund Niranjan	IND	2188		85
53	108			Chaithanyaa K G	IND	2088	3		3		Jefic Srdjan	BIH	2143		93
54	99			Kourkoulos-Arditis Stamatis	GRE	2123	3		3		Barbier Sigiswald	BEL	2088		107
55	103			Herman Jean	BEL	2105	3		3		Ghaledar Faraz	IRI	2088		109
56	117			Prasannaa S	IND	2032	3		3		Zulfic Fedja	AUS	2098		104
57	106			Hercules Benjamin Vincent	RSA	2089	3		3		Elijah Emojong	UGA	0		126
58	97			Mastalerz Xavier	BEL	2129	2½		3		Yohan J	IND	2017		120
59	100			Karthikeyan Murali	IND	2122	2½		2½		Jaswant G	IND	2036		115
60	113			Sekar B	IND	2061	2		2		Bryan-Vissi Mark	CYP	1815		125
61	122			Rodriguez Aleman Eduardo	MEX	1997	2		2		Bukhalaf Khalil	BRN	2004		121
62	119			Arun J	IND	2018	2				bye
63	55			Bitan Banerjee	IND	2331	0	0			not paired
64	118			Krishna Prasad K C	IND	2027	1	0			not paired
65	124			Correia Max Do Carmo	BRA	1970	0	0			not paired

Akhmad Wadudi vs NM Kamal Abdullah

Game recently from Lahad Datu Chess Open 2011. I didn't take part in the tournament but managed to get the notation after the organizer uploaded the screenshot from the DGT Board. This game was between Akhmad Wadudi vs NM Kamal. 

[Round "?"]

[White "Akhmad Wadudi"]

[Black "NM Kamal"]

[Result "1-0"]

[ECO "A52"]

1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e5 

The Budapest Gambit!! 

3. dxe5 Ng4 4. Nf3 Bc5 5. e3 Nc6 6. a3 a5

7. Nc3 Ngxe5 8. Be2 O-O 9. b3 d6 10. Bb2 Nxf3+ 11. Bxf3 Ne5 12. Be2 Qg5 13. g3

Qg6? now white will lose a pawn.

14. Nd5! Kh8 15. O-O c6 16. Ne7 Qh6 17. Nxc8 Raxc8 18. Qd2 Bb6 19. Rae1 Rfe8

20. Kg2 Qg6 21. f3 Qh6 22. f4 (D)

After this move, white e-pawn seems weak but Black cannot attack it immediately. 

22. ... Bxe3?? 23. Qxe3 Nxc4 24. Bxc4? probably Qxe8+!! is better. (24. Qxe8+ Rxe8 

25. Bxc4  Re6 26. f5!) any other moves by Black also lost easily. For example, 25. ... Rd8 Bxf7 and amazingly the Queen is trapped! Then the rest is just technique.

24... Rxe3 25. Rxe3 Qg6 26. Rfe1 f6 27. f5 Qh5 28. h3 d5

29. Bd3 h6 30. g4 Qf7 31. Re7 Qf8 32. Rxb7 Re8 33. Re6 Kg8 34. Rc7 Rc8 35.

Rcxc6 Rxc6 36. Rxc6 Qb8 37. b4 axb4 38. a4 Qf4 39. Bc1 Qd4 40. Be2 b3 41. Rc8+

Kf7 (Maybe Kf7 is better)

 42. Rb8 Qe4+ 43. Kf2 Qc2 44. Ba3 d4?? mate in one. Maybe up to here, they are in time trouble. Fritz says that 44. ... g5 is a draw as both sides have equal chances.  45. Rf8# 1-0

  

FIDE Arbiters' Seminar in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

The following succeeded in the test and they will be awarded a norm for the FIDE Arbiter title, after the approval of the next FIDE Congress: 


Najib Abdul Wahab (MAL) 
Jax Tham Tick Hong (MAL) 
Collin Madhavan (MAL) 
Cheong Kok Love (MAL) 
Eddy Kwan Nam Sang (MAL) 
Tan Kok Liang (MAL) 
Narayanan Krishnan (MAL) 
Josephine Berago (MAL) 
Khairunnisa Wahidduddin (MAL) 
Loo Swee Leong (MAL) 
Fong Choong Ee (MAL) 
Lim Kian Hwa (MAL) 
Yip Chin Chin (MAL) 
Hamdan Osman (MAL) 
Nik Ahmad Farouqi Bin Nik Abdul Aziz (MAL) 
Nik Mohd Azrihan Bin Abdul Ghafar (MAL) 
Rosdi Bin Zakaria (MAL) 
Charles Lucas (MAL) 
Mok Tze Meng (MAL) 
Haslindah Ruslan (MAL) 


One arbiter norm :)
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3 minutes chesscube game

Recently I played a 3 minutes game with my chess friend. Its been a long time we don't have a match. And I was too confident to win and you see what happened if you are over ambitious against a girl.



So please, play the board, not the player!