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      Home  >  Daily News • General News  >  Areshchenko wins Botvinnik Memorial 2012 on tiebreaks

      Areshchenko wins Botvinnik Memorial 2012 on tiebreaks

      Areshchenko, Botvinnik, Chess tournament

      Alexander Areshchenko won the 2012 edition of the Botvinnik Memorial in St. Petersburg, Russia. Areshchenko finished with 7,0/9, the same points as seven other chess players – Valerij Popov, Vadim Zvjaginsev, Evgeny Romanov, Ernesto Inarkiev, Ildar Khairullin, Boris Kharchenko, and Maxim Matlakov, but the Ukranian Grandmaster won the golden medal on better tiebreak.

      This is yet another success for GM Areshchenko, who recently got the silver medal in the strong Ukranian Championship and before that won the Prasvanath Open in 2011. The succes at the Botvinnik Memorial is especially valid as the field contained a total of 223 players, many of which titled GMs, IMs, FMs. See the full standings below.

      See photo gallery after R6 here

      The International Chess festival “M. Botvinnik Memorial 2012″ was organized by the St. Petersburg Chess Federation, which will also hold the “M. Chigorin Memorial 2012″ October 25 to November 4 at the Park Hotel in St. Petersburg.

      Visit the official website of Botvinnik Memorial and Chigorin Memorial

      Final standings (top 35)

      1 GM Areshchenko, Alexander
      UKR 7
      2 GM Popov, Valerij
      RUS 7
      3 GM Zvjaginsev, Vadim
      RUS 7
      4 GM Romanov, Evgeny
      RUS 7
      5 GM Inarkiev, Ernesto
      RUS 7
      6 GM Khairullin, Ildar
      RUS 7
      7 IM Kharchenko, Boris
      UKR 7
      8 GM Matlakov, Maxim
      RUS 7
      9 GM Aleksandrov, Aleksej
      BLR 6.5
      10 GM Alekseev, Evgeny
      RUS 6.5
      11 GM Lintchevski, Daniil
      RUS 6.5
      12 GM Lysyj, Igor
      RUS 6.5
      13 GM Bukavshin, Ivan
      RUS 6.5
      14 IM Demchenko, Anton
      RUS 6.5
      15 GM Onischuk, Vladimir
      UKR 6.5
      16 GM Khismatullin, Denis
      RUS 6.5
      17 GM Khalifman, Alexander
      RUS 6.5
      18 GM Grigoryan, Avetik
      ARM 6.5
      19 GM Pridorozhni, Aleksei
      RUS 6.5
      20 GM Andriasian, Zaven
      ARM 6.5
      21 GM Yevseev, Denis
      RUS 6
      22 GM Ovetchkin, Roman
      RUS 6
      23 GM Fedorov, Alexei
      BLR 6
      24 GM Hovhannisyan, Robert
      ARM 6
      25 IM Pakhomov, Egor
      RUS 6
      26 IM Lovkov, Roman
      RUS 6
      27 GM Dvoirys, Semen I.
      RUS 6
      28 GM Levin, Evgeny A.
      RUS 6
      29 GM Yemelin, Vasily
      RUS 6
      30 IM Kalegin, Evgenij
      RUS 6
      31 GM Ponkratov, Pavel
      RUS 6
      32 GM Fedoseev, Vladimir
      RUS 6
      33 GM Tiviakov, Sergei
      NED 6
      34 IM Goganov, Aleksey
      RUS 6
      35 GM Timofeev, Artyom
      RUS 6
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      1. Anonymous Reply
        September 3, 2012 at 12:35 am

        What a tough tournament.

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