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      Home  >  General News  >  Shirov Wins Paul Keres Memorial

      Shirov Wins Paul Keres Memorial

      Estonia, Paul Keres, Shirov


      Alexei Shirov Wins Paul Keres Memorial

      The Estonian Sports Association Kalev organized the 21st Paul Keres Memorial on 6-8th January in Tallinn, Estonia.

      The Preliminary 7-round Swiss tournament with the time control 15′+10” was held on Friday and Saturday. Top four finishers qualified for the Main tournament which was played on Sunday. 86 players competed, full standings bellow.

      The Main tournament was 8-player round robin with the time control 15′+10”. Four players from the Preliminary event were joined by four invited players: Alexei Shirov, Jaan Ehlvest, Tomi Nyback and Kaido Kulaots.

      Alexei Shirov defended the last year’s title and earned another trophy, but only after edging GM Vladimir Fedosejev on tie-break. Shirov won three games, including the one against Fedosejev, drew four and finished undefeated.

      Paehtz, Yemelin and Dreev were victorious in 2009

      Main tournament final standings:

      1-2. GM Shirov Aleksei LAT 2710 and GM Fedosejev Vladimir RUS 2525 – 5.0
      3. GM Ehlvest Jaan USA 2594 – 4.0
      4-5. GM Halifman Aleksander RUS 2632 and GM Nybäck Tomi FIN 2634 – 3.5
      6. GM Volodin Aleksandr EST 2491 – 3.0
      7. GM Külaots Kaido EST 2581 – 2.5
      8. IM Seeman Tarvo EST 2399 – 1.5

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        January 9, 2012 at 3:45 am

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