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      Home  >  General News  >  4-way tie for 1st at Arctic Chess

      4-way tie for 1st at Arctic Chess

      Arctic Chess Challenge, Norway, Tromsø


      Final leaders:

      1 GM Monika Socko 2449 7,0 43,5 2639 2639 (+22,60)
      2 IM Ray Robson 2491 7,0 43,0 2628 2628 (+16,30) GM norm
      3 IM Marijan Petrov 2479 7,0 40,5 2579 2579 (+11,60)
      4 GM Emanuel Berg 2610 7,0 38,0 2622 2622 (+2,00)

      5 GM Julian Radulski 2539 6,5 42,5 2541 2541 (+2,90)
      6 IM Luca Shytaj 2455 6,5 41,5 2613 2613 (+20,10) GM norm?
      7 GM Jon Ludvig Hammer 2583 6,5 40,5 2556 2556 (-0,80)
      8 GM Allan Stig Rasmussen 2536 6,5 40,0 2585 2585 (+7,40)
      9 GM Yuri Drozdovskij 2620 6,5 39,0 2550 2550 (-5,50)
      10 GM Igor Khenkin 2634 6,5 38,5 2561 2561 (-5,40)

      11 GM Vadim Malakhatko 2570 6,0 41,5 2471 2471 (-9,70)
      12 GM Sarunas Sulskis 2559 6,0 40,5 2537 2537 (-0,90)
      13 GM Bartosz Socko 2656 6,0 38,0 2504 2504 (-14,20)
      14 Nicolai Getz 2219 6,0 38,0 2496 2496 (+42,60) IM norm
      15 GM Matthew J Turner 2517 6,0 38,0 2414 2414 (-8,60)
      16 WGM Natalia Zdebskaja 2412 6,0 37,5 2395 2395 (-0,60)
      17 IM Torbjørn R. Hansen 2440 6,0 36,5 2404 2404 (-2,00)
      18 IM Bjørn Tiller 2371 6,0 34,5 2422 2422 (+10,80)
      19 FM Frode Olav Olsen Urkedal 2333 6,0 34,5 2382 2382 (+9,90)
      20 Pål Røyset 2239 6,0 34,5 2364 2364 (+21,75)
      21 IM Aleksandar H. Wohl 2387 6,0 34,5 2327 2327 (-6,45)
      22 IM Gerard Welling 2363 6,0 34,0 2434 2434 (+14,55)
      23 WFM Katrine Tjølsen 2160 6,0 32,5 2374 2374 (+28,80)
      24 Donaldo Paiva 6,0 31,0 2340 2340 (+38,50)

      Official website: http://arcticchess.org/

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      3 Comments

      1. Anonymous Reply
        August 9, 2009 at 4:07 pm

        Very nice. I think at least 2 made GM norms.

      2. KWRegan Reply
        August 9, 2009 at 4:58 pm

        Congratulations to the winners and norm-makers!

        Has anyone noted that the Tromsø Coat of Arms includes a chess-style castle on a chessboard pattern? Definitely a place to hold the 2014 Olympiad!

        (If you’re wondering about the beast in the main part of the coat-of-arms, it moves three squares up and one square over.)

      3. Sock It To Him Reply
        August 10, 2009 at 2:14 am

        Monika outscored her much-higher-rated husband. The wife rules!

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