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      Home  >  General News • SPICE / Webster • Susan's Personal Blog  >  SPICE Cup round 2 pairings

      SPICE Cup round 2 pairings

      SPICE Cup, St Louis, Webster University


      Round 2 pairings

      1 GM Quang Liem Le (2712) – IM Kayden Troff (2431)
      2 GM Alexander Ipatov (2625) – IM Priyadharshan Kannappan (2425)
      3 GM Fidel Corrales Jimenez (2575) – IM Raja Panjwani (2422)
      4 GM Aleksandr Lenderman (2539) –  IM Keaton Kiewra (2404)
      5 GM Alexander Shabalov (2520) –  FM Samuel Sevian (2393)
      6 FM Joel Banawa (2367) – GM Alex Yermolinsky (2516)
      7 FM Kostya Kavustkiy (2272) –  GM Mackenzie Molner (2493)
      8 GM Ben Finegold (2482) – FM Jeffrey Xiong (2345)
      9 Daniel Gurevich (2258) – GM Ray Robson (2628)
      10 IM Vitaly Neimer (2378) – GM Anatoly Bykhovsky (2521)
      11 GM Denes Boros (2494) – WIM Diana Real Pereyra (2100)
      12 FM Eric Rodriguez (2307) – IM Leonid Gerzhoy (2478)
      13 WIM Altanulzii Enkhtuul (2247) – GM Andre Diamant (2461)
      14 IM Joshua Ruiz (2399) – FM Awonder Liang (2207)
      15 Andrew Tang (2174) – GM Aleksandr Rakhmanov (2603)
      16 Nolan Hendrickson (2178) – FM Akshat Chandra (2318)
      17 WIM Inna Agrest (2154) – FM Robby Adamson (2278)
      18 Spencer Finegold (2132) – FM Renan Reis (2266)
      19 Manuel Valerio Waldo Nieto (2014) – FM Doug Eckert (2247)
      20 WFM Sarah Chiang (2102) – CM Ruifeng Li (2246)
      21 Joshua Colas (2242) – FM Hans Jung (2122)
      22 James Voelker (2186) – Guillermo Liugui Ubaldo Nieto (1978) 

      ½ Manuel Guillermo Nieto (1909) BYE
      ½ FM Jouaquim Banawa (2305) BYE
      ½ GM Manuel Leon Hoyos (2552) BYE

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      6 Comments

      1. Anonymous Reply
        October 16, 2013 at 5:28 am

        Nakamura can give all these players a simul.

      2. Anonymous Reply
        October 16, 2013 at 2:31 pm

        I like that kid Josh Colas, he’s really a nice and unassuming gifted kid. Hopes he gets his IM norm.

      3. Anonymous Reply
        October 16, 2013 at 5:17 pm

        Not with Le…

      4. Anonymous Reply
        October 16, 2013 at 5:39 pm

        Will there be a database of games or games posted somewhere after the round?

      5. Anonymous Reply
        October 16, 2013 at 5:53 pm

        Is there a way to watch the games live?

      6. Anonymous Reply
        October 16, 2013 at 6:55 pm

        nakamura can give all these players a simul, and lose a bunch

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