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      Women’s GP round 4 report

      Dilijan, Women's Chess, Women's Grand Prix


      N. Dzagnidze – A. Ushenina. Exchange variation of Slav Defense was played. White had some pressure on the Queen side but Ushenina methodically traded almost all the pieces and left Dzagnidze with no chances to win. Draw was agreed with threefold repetition on move 35.

      A. Stefanova – B. Khotenashvili was an interesting encounter. Until move 15 Khotenashvili was repeating Harika Dronavalii’s moves against the same opponent at 2012 Women’s World Cup.

      Stefanova-Dronavalli Women’s World Cup 2012

      Dronavalli played 15…Bd6 and after 16.Qc2 Qf6 17.f3 Neg5 18.h4 Ne6.19.B:f5 N:e5 20.B:h7+ Kh8 21.de Stefanova won the game. Khotenashvili played 15…Bf6 reserving the d6 square for the knight. This was an improvement and and in order to keep the initiative alive Stefanova sacrificed her knight. This wasn’t probably very correct, but both players were in time trouble and Khotenashvili decided to return the piece and end the game with threefold repetition. Draw on move 31.

      The next game that was drawn was B. Tuvshintugs – H. Dronavalli. White had some problems in the opening, but Harika made some inaccuracies allowing Tuvshintugs to consolidate the position. In the rook ending Batchimeg had an extra pawn and good chances to win.

      On move 54 she missed an easy win.


       
      54.a6 R:e3 55.Ra5 Re8 56.a7 Ra8.57. Kf5 Kf8 58.Kf6 Ke8 59. f5 c5 60.ke5 was winning. White played 54.Kf3 and after 54…Ra4 55. e4 f6 56.e5 fe 57.R:e5 Kf6 58.Rc5 Ke7 59.R:c6 R:a5 60 Kg4 kf7 61 f5 Ra1 agreed to a draw.

      Kosintseva tried a new idea in a well known position, but very soon had to regret about her choice. White organized a strong attack on the king side and with undeveloped pieces of the queen side black was unable to put any resistance. The final moves were pretty impressive


       
      20.Ne4! R:d1+ 21.R:d1 B:d1 22.N:f6+ Q:f6 23.B:f6 Nc6 24.e4 Kh7 25.Qd3 Bh5 26 B:e6!and white resigned.

      O. Girya – H. Danielyan was a positional game with equal chances, but being in time trouble Elina overestimated her chances.


       
      White has just played 38.c5 now 38…dc was leading to a position with equal opportunities. Black played 38…Nf3? instead and after 39.c6 Re7 40 Bd3 Nb3 41 c7 had to resign.

      V. Cmilyte – A. Muzichuk was the last game to end today. It was a very tactical and complicated game, but always with chances for both players. In the endgame that was very close to a draw Cmilyte made a mistake.

      46.Rb4? ( 46 Ka4 g4 47.Be1 Rg5 48.Bh4 was a draw.) and after 46…g4 47.Be5 Rg5 48.Bf4 Rg:b5 49.R:b5 R:b5 50.Kc3 Kg6 51.b4 Rf5 52.Kd4 Kf6 53.Ke4 Ke6 54.Bc7 Rf7 55.Bg3 Rf3 56. Bb8 Kd7 57.b5 Kc8 58.Be5 Kb7 lost the game.

      http://dilijan2013.fide.com

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