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      Home  >  General News  >  Zelčić clear first at Zagreb International Chess Open 2013

      Zelčić clear first at Zagreb International Chess Open 2013

      Croatia, Zagreb

      Robert Zelčić won the Zagreb International Chess Open 2013 that took place from February 25th to March 4th at the hotel Dubrovnik, Gajeva 1 in Zagreb, Croatia.

      Zelčić finished sole first thanks to a great performance of seven wins and two draws to get 8/9 points. He left his closest followers a full point behind. 

      Zdenko Kožul and top seed Evgeny Postny finished second and third, respectively, due to their tiebreak scores.

      The total prize fund amounted to 60.000 Kunas (approx. 10.500 USD), with 12.000 Kunas reserved for the winner.

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        March 6, 2013 at 3:00 am

        What a fantastic score.

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