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      Home  >  Daily News • Major Tournaments  >  Jobava wins Bronstein Memorial on tiebreaks

      Jobava wins Bronstein Memorial on tiebreaks

      Bronstein Memorial, Jobava


      Georgian Grandmaster Baadur Jobava wins the David Bronstein Memorial in Minsk after edging Sergey Fedorchuk and Mikhailo Oleksienko (both Ukraine) on tie-break. The three players completed the event with 7,0/9 points each.

      The Belarus Chess Federation organized the International Open Tournament from 11th to 19th February to mark the 90th anniversary of David Bronstein’s birth.

      The former World Championship challenger, who nearly dethroned Mikhail Botvinnik in 1951, was born in 1924 in Ukraine and passed away in 2006 in Minsk.

      The Open A was eligible for the players rated above 2100 FIDE, while the Open B accepted lower rated participants.

      The Open A had 139 participants from 21 countries, including 65 Grandmasters and 33 International Masters.

      Replay games with analysis

      The Open B had 98 players from nine countries. Mikhail Sadovski (BLR 2093) and Nail Qoshqar Bashirli (AZE 1940) shared the first place with 7,5/9 points each.

      Open A final standings (top finishers):

      1 GM Jobava Baadur GEO 2706 – 7
      2 GM Fedorchuk Sergey UKR 2641 – 7
      3 GM Oleksienko Mikhailo UKR 2630 – 7
      4 GM Zhigalko Sergei BLR 2661 – 6.5
      5 GM Shimanov Aleksandr RUS 2658 – 6.5
      6 GM Safarli Eltaj AZE 2649 – 6.5
      7 GM Sargissian Gabriel ARM 2671 – 6.5
      8 GM Khairullin Ildar RUS 2651 – 6.5
      9 GM Jumabayev Rinat KAZ 2564 – 6.5
      10 GM Tiviakov Sergei NED 2639 – 6
      11 GM Dubov Daniil RUS 2614 – 6
      12 GM Akopian Vladimir ARM 2682 – 6
      13 GM Mamedov Rauf AZE 2659 – 6
      14 GM Kovalenko Igor LAT 2642 – 6
      15 GM Grachev Boris RUS 2669 – 6
      16 GM Khalifman Alexander RUS 2611 – 6
      17 GM Smirin Ilia ISR 2644 – 6
      18 GM Kuzubov Yuriy UKR 2643 – 6
      19 GM Fier Alexandr BRA 2587 – 6
      20 IM Chigaev Maksim RUS 2510 – 6
      21 GM Grigoryan Karen H ARM 2584 – 6
      22 Sarana Alexey RUS 2295 – 5.5
      23 FM Aghasaryan Robert ARM 2467 – 5.5
      24 GM Malakhatko Vadim BEL 2539 – 5.5
      25 GM Popov Ivan RUS 2653 – 5.5
      26 GM Lintchevski Daniil RUS 2537 – 5.5
      27 GM Rasulov Vugar AZE 2534 – 5.5
      28 FM Vorontsov Pavlo UKR 2390 – 5.5
      29 GM Savchenko Boris RUS 2556 – 5.5
      30 GM Zhigalko Andrey BLR 2607 – 5.5
      31 GM Zherebukh Yaroslav UKR 2623 – 5.5
      32 GM Ponkratov Pavel RUS 2611 – 5.5
      33 GM Kveinys Aloyzas LTU 2526 – 5.5
      34 GM Korneev Oleg ESP 2631 – 5.5
      35 GM Gabuzyan Hovhannes ARM 2534 – 5.5
      36 GM Abasov Nijat AZE 2517 – 5.5
      37 GM Tregubov Pavel V RUS 2629 – 5.5
      38 IM Mozharov Mikhail RUS 2564 – 5.5
      39 IM Hovhanisian Mher ARM 2516 – 5
      40 IM Zenzera Alexey RUS 2419 – 5
      41 GM Gasanov Eldar UKR 2480 – 5
      42 GM Durarbayli Vasif AZE 2580 – 5
      43 IM Bortnyk Olexandr UKR 2463 – 5
      44 GM Rakhmanov Aleksandr RUS 2606 – 5
      45 GM Ter-Sahakyan Samvel ARM 2575 – 5
      46 GM Tkachiev Vladislav FRA 2637 – 5
      47 GM Tunik Gennady RUS 2420 – 5
      48 GM Romanov Evgeny RUS 2653 – 5
      49 IM Bernadskiy Vitaliy UKR 2565 – 5
      50 GM Kravtsiv Martyn UKR 2618 – 5
      51 IM Rozum Ivan RUS 2509 – 5
      52 GM Kovalev Vladislav BLR 2557 – 5
      53 GM Berg Emanuel SWE 2549 – 5
      54 GM Indjic Aleksandar SRB 2530 – 5
      55 GM Ehlvest Jaan USA 2565 – 5
      56 IM Tsyhanchuk Stanislav BLR 2390 – 5
      57 GM Levin Evgeny A RUS 2514 – 5
      58 WFM Mammadzada Gunay AZE 2080 – 5
      59 IM Kanter Eduard RUS 2407 – 5
      60 GM Balashov Yuri S RUS 2447 – 5

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        February 20, 2014 at 2:10 am

        Impressive.

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