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      Home  >  General News  >  Solak is Turkish Chess Champion 2012-2013

      Solak is Turkish Chess Champion 2012-2013

      National Championship, Solak, Turkey

      The Turkish National Championship 2012-2013 took place on 1-9 February at the Halls of the Limra Hotel in Antalya, Turkey. The favorite GM Dragan Solak lived up to the expectations and won the event.

      The event was 11 rounds Swiss open and the Classical FIDE time control was used. A total of 320 players participated.

      The battle for first place was fierce and the champion was only decided in the last round. Solak and GM Alexander Ipatov arrived to the last day with 8.5 points; Solak defeated Vahap Sanal, while Ipatov wasn’t able to beat IM Atakisi Umut.

      With the victory GM Solak got the title and the 5,000 Turkish Lira after scoring 9.5 points in 11 rounds. 

      GM Baris Esen finished on second place – edging Ipatov on tie-breaks – and GM Emre Can finished fourth. Thus, the four first places were taken by the four favorite players. Full standings below.

      Official website

      Final Standings:

      1 GM SOLAK DRAGAN 2603 9½
      2 GM ESEN BARIŞ 2565 9
      3 GM IPATOV ALEXANDER 2569 9
      4 GM CAN EMRE 2460 8½
      5 FM YILMAZYERLİ MERT 2320 8½
      6 FM ALİ MARANDİ CEMİL CAN 2369 8½
      7 IM ERDOĞDU MERT 2430 8½
      8 IM ATAKİŞİ UMUT 2320 8½
      9
      KINSIZ ONUR 2196 8½
      10
      DOĞAN ALİ EKBER 2166 8½
      11
      ERTAN CAN 2281 8½
      12 IM ŞANAL VAHAP 2399 8
      13 GM HAZNEDAROĞLU KIVANÇ 2439 8
      14
      GÜVEN BARIŞ 2056 8
      15 FM ANNABERDİYEV BABAGELDİ 2298 8
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        February 14, 2013 at 11:02 pm

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