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      Home  >  Daily News • General News  >  Vorobiov leads International Chess Open Vila de Sitges

      Vorobiov leads International Chess Open Vila de Sitges

      Chess tournament, Spain

      The 38th International Chess Open Vila de Sitges is taking place on 20-28th July at the Casino Prado Theatre Hall in Sitges, Spain. The tournament is organized by the Penya d’Escacs Casino Prado Suburense and Hotels & Apartaments Sunway Playa Golf.

      Tournament system: FIDE Swiss System 9 rounds in two groups. The tiebreaker system will be drawn after the last round.
      Group A: Players with FIDE elo > 1999. Valid for title norms and FIDE/FEDA/FCE elo
      Group B: Players with FIDE elo < 2000

      Russian Grandmaster Evgeny Vorobiov, top seed in the main tournament, scored another victory in round 7 and with 6.5 points practically secured the first place and a prize of 1200 EUR. His nearest followers are full point behind.

      Round 7 standings:

      1. GM Vorobiov Evgeny E RUS 2586 – 6.5

      2-5. IM Czakon Jakub POL 2481, IM Arenas David COL 2406, FM Alarcon Casellas Rolando CUB 2436 and GM Laxman R R IND 2422 – 5.5

      6-10. IM Pakleza Zbigniew POL 2468, FM Jimenez Fraga Pedro Alejandro CUB 2446, FM Rodriguez Garcia Victor CUB 2383, FM Hjelmaas Lars NOR 2273 and IM Sequera Paolini Jose VEN 2407 – 5.0

      11-21. GM Mirzoev Azer AZE 2545, GM Movsziszian Karen ARM 2469, IM Saptarshi Roy IND 2389, FM Kiewra Keaton F USA 2361, IM Gallego Alcaraz Andres Felipe COL 2377, IM Palit Somak IND 2393, IM Perez Mitjans Orelvis ESP 2504, WIM Chirivi C Jenny Astrid COL 2212, WFM Franco Valencia Beatriz Irene COL 2253, FM Espinoza Palomino Willyam PER 2296 and IM Roy Chowdhury Saptarshi IND 2391 – 4.5 etc

      Round 8 top pairings:

      FM Alarcon Casellas Rolando 2436 – GM Vorobiov Evgeny E 2586
      IM Arenas David 2406 – GM Laxman R R 2422
      FM Hjelmaas Lars 2273 – IM Czakon Jakub 2481
      IM Pakleza Zbigniew 2468 – FM Jimenez Fraga Pedro Alejandro 2446
      FM Rodriguez Garcia Victor 2383 – IM Sequera Paolini Jose 2407
      GM Mirzoev Azer 2545 – IM Saptarshi Roy 2389
      IM Perez Mitjans Orelvis 2544 2504 – IM Gallego Alcaraz Andres Felipe 2377
      WFM Franco Valencia Beatriz Irene 2253 – GM Movsziszian Karen 2469

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        July 27, 2012 at 4:25 am

        Great score!

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