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      Home  >  General News  >  2 tie for the lead at Acropolis

      2 tie for the lead at Acropolis

      Acropolis, Greece


      PRESS RELEASE – ROUND 4

      Late in the night the 4th round of the 24th ICT Acropolis 2009 was concluded, ending-up a difficult day with a double round. The 18 leaders tried to upgrade their scores but only three did it in the end, the Bosnian Borki Predojevic and the Russians Yuri Yakovich and Alexey Reshetnikov, who are leading with 3,5 points out of 4 games.

      The rest of the tournament’s favourites are close (3/4) and in-between them are Smirin, Azarov, Gurevich and the Greek players Banikas, Papaioannou, Halkias, Mastrovasilis Athanasios & Dimitrios and Kapnisis. The Indian Koneru felled behind with just 2,5/4, but in such a strong tournament nothing is predictable. The next, 5th round, is expected to clear-up the standings on the top.

      This year’s Acropolis ICT is a co-organisation of the Greek Chess Federation and the Chalkida Chess Academy ‘Palamedes of Evia’, sponsored by the Greek Ministry of Tourism and the Greek National Tourism Organisation (EOT), the Greek Ministry of Culture, the Greek General Secretariat of Sports, the Region of Attica, the Region of Sterea Ellada, the Prefecture of Evia, the Chalkida Municipality, the TEDK N. Evias, the Football Games Prognosis Organisation (OPAP), the Chalkida Sports Organisation and the ‘Chalkis’ AVEE.

      Press Officer
      GM Efstratios Grivas

      Round 4 top board results:

      1 Mastrovasilis Dimitrios ½ – ½ Smirin Ilia
      2 Predojevic Borki 1 – 0 Gupta Abhijeet
      3 Muzychuk Anna ½ – ½ Azarov Sergei
      4 Belov Vladimir ½ – ½ Tukhaev Adam
      5 Halkias Stelios ½ – ½ Papaioannou Ioannis
      6 Kapnisis Spyridon ½ – ½ Banikas Hristos
      7 Rozentalis Eduardas ½ – ½ Stefanova Antoaneta
      8 Harika Dronavalli 0 – 1 Yakovich Yuri
      9 Kolev Atanas 0 – 1 Reshetnikov Alexey
      10 Dembo Yelena ½ – ½ Koneru Humpy

      Official website: http://www.chessfed.gr/acropolis2009

      Rk.
      Name

      FED RtgI Pts.
      1 BIH GM Predojevic Borki

      BIH 2644 3,5
      2 RUS FM Reshetnikov Alexey

      RUS 2408 3,5
      3 RUS GM Yakovich Yuri

      RUS 2576 3,5
      4 GRE IM Kapnisis Spyridon

      GRE 2464 3,0
      5 ISR GM Smirin Ilia

      ISR 2650 3,0
      6 BLR GM Azarov Sergei

      BLR 2630 3,0
      7 LTU GM Rozentalis Eduardas

      LTU 2588 3,0
      8 RUS GM Belov Vladimir

      RUS 2627 3,0
      9 GRE GM Halkias Stelios

      GRE 2564 3,0
      10 GRE GM Mastrovasilis Dimitrios

      GRE 2567 3,0
      11 BUL GM Stefanova Antoaneta

      BUL 2535 3,0
      12 AZE GM Mamedov Nidjat

      AZE 2614 3,0
      13 GEO GM Gelashvili Tamaz

      GEO 2605 3,0
      14 SLO IM Muzychuk Anna

      SLO 2542 3,0
      15 GRE GM Banikas Hristos

      GRE 2598 3,0
      16 LUX GM David Alberto

      LUX 2565 3,0
      17 GRE GM Papaioannou Ioannis

      GRE 2624 3,0
      18 TUR GM Gurevich Mikhail

      TUR 2618 3,0
      19 UKR GM Romanishin Oleg M

      UKR 2503 3,0
      20 GRE GM Mastrovasilis Athanasios

      GRE 2503 3,0
      21 UKR GM Tukhaev Adam

      UKR 2534 3,0
      22 GEO GM Aroshidze Levan

      GEO 2537 3,0
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      3 Comments

      1. Anonymous Reply
        August 14, 2009 at 12:01 am

        Why does Humpy keep on drawing?

      2. Anonymous Reply
        August 15, 2009 at 12:10 am

        Go Dembo! Greetings from Portugal

      3. Anonymous Reply
        August 15, 2009 at 11:06 am

        “Why does Humpy keep on drawing?”

        Because she plays “men chess” and not “women chess”.

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