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      Home  >  Chess Improvement • Daily News  >  Veteran GM Suba scores major upset

      Veteran GM Suba scores major upset

      Mihai Suba, Vicente Bonil


      GM Mihai Suba wins the XXXII International Open Vicente Bonil
      GM Dreev is second, GM Milov takes third
      Report by Chessdom.com

      The XXXII International Open Vicente Bonil took place 29-30 November in Almeria, Spain. It was an 8 round Swiss rapid tournament with strong international participation. The list of top seeded players was headed by GM Vadim Milov (2681), followed by GM Alexey Dreev (2670), GM Oleg Korneev (2623), GM Hamdouchi (2598), GM Cristian Bauer (2592), GM and a total of 19 GMs and 26 titled players.

      The competition started well for the Russian Alexey Dreev, who recently won Casino de Barcelona. He managed to take down two local players in the first rounds and then the solid Romanian GM Mihai Suba. A draw with IM Ibarra Jerez and victories against GM Bauer, IM Granero Roca, and IM Dolezal left GM Dreev with 6,5/7 one round before the end.

      However, Dreev was stunned in the last round by the underperforming until that moment GM Milov, and ironically was overtaken by GM Suba, whose only loss was against GM Dreev.

      For his victory GM Suba received 3,000 eur and a trophy. In total 10,000 eur were distributed among the top players.

      Final standings

      1 GM SUBA Mihai 7
      2 GM DREEV Alexey 6.5
      3 GM MILOV Vadim 6.5
      4 FM PEREZ MITJANS Orelvis 6.5
      5 IM IBARRA JEREZ Jose Carlos 6
      6 GM RIVAS PASTOR Manuel 6
      7 GM HAMDOUCHI Hichem 6
      8 IM DOLEZAL Cristian 6
      9 GM IBRAHIMOV Rasul 6
      10 GM RIZOUK Aimen 5.5
      11 GM NARCISO DUBLAN Marc 5.5
      12 GM KORNEEV Oleg 5.5
      13 GM TESKE Henrik 5.5
      14 GM ARIZMENDI MARTINEZ Julen Luis 5.5
      15 GM BAUER Christian 5
      16 GM KHAMRAKULOV Ibragim S 5 17
      IM KOVACEVIC Slobodan 5
      18 GM MOVSZISZIAN Karen 5
      19 GM GRANDA ZUÑIGA Julio E 5
      20 GM KURAJICA Bojan 5

      Total 91 players

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      2 Comments

      1. Anonymous Reply
        December 1, 2008 at 2:52 pm

        Nice job by Suba! How old is he? 60?

      2. Catalin Ionescu Reply
        December 1, 2008 at 2:58 pm

        Actually he is 61. Great performance after the 2nd place at the World Senior Champs.

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