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      Home  >  Chess Improvement • General News  >  11 players share 1st at Sanxenxo Open

      11 players share 1st at Sanxenxo Open

      Chess tournament, Kogan, Spain


      Sanxenxo Open
      Eleven players share first place, GM Arthur Kogan with best tiebreak

      The 2nd Abierto Internacional de Ajedrez Carlos I was held from 19th to 27th June in Sanxenxo (Pontevedra), the most exclusive beach resort in Galicia, Spain. 93 players from 13 federations took part in the event, among them Grandmasters Jesus De La Villa Garcia (Spain), Jorge Cori and WGM Deysi Cori (Peru), Arthur Kogan (Israel, but Catalonia resident) and last year winner Dragan Paunovic (Serbia, but local Galicia resident).

      The tournament rules allowed the players to take up to three timeouts (bye) until the 8th round, each of them bringing half a point. Siblings Cori used this possibility on the first two days as they were busy playing the Ruy Lopez Rapid.

      At the end of the ninth round there was a massive tie on the first place, with as many as eleven players sporting 6.5 points. It is interesting that only three players finished with 6.0 points. Total prize fund was 7500 EUR, there are also special prizes for rating and age categories, and local “Gallego” players.

      Final standings:

      1 GM Kogan Artur ISR 2525 6.5
      2 IM Reinaldo Castiñeira Roi ESP 2511 6.5
      3 IM Pozo Vera Sandro CUB 2453 6.5
      4 GM Paunovic Dragan SRB 2553 6.5
      5 FM Arribas Lopez Angel ESP 2432 6.5
      6 GM De La Villa Garcia Jesus Maria ESP 2496 6.5
      7 IM Recuero Guerra David ESP 2470 6.5
      8 IM Gomez Garrido Camilo CUB 2498 6.5
      9 IM Garcia Castro Pablo ESP 2377 6.5
      10 IM Gomez Ledo Roberto Carlos CUB 2445 6.5
      11 IM Pena Gomez Manuel ESP 2432 6.5
      12 Estevez Rodriguez Luis A. ESP 2086 6
      13 IM Guerra Mendez Jose Angel CUB 2471 6
      14 FM Perez Fungueiro Manuel ESP 2255 6

      Here are the full results.

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      1 Comment

      1. Anonymous Reply
        June 28, 2010 at 3:40 pm

        I hope the players make decent money after an 11 way tie for 1st.

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