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Thursday, March 11, 2010

11th European Individual Chess Championships:Round 6 results and standings

The sixth rounds of the 11th European Individual Chess Championship were played today.Here are the results from the top boards:

Women's Individual Championship
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(the player on the left had the white pieces in the game):

Round 6 on 2010/03/11 at 15:30

Bo.	No.		Name	FED	Rtg	Pts.	Result	Pts.		Name	FED	Rtg	No.
1	17	GM	Socko Monika	POL	2465	4½	1 - 0	4½	GM	Kosintseva Tatiana	RUS	2524	4
2	24	GM	Arakhamia-Grant Ketevan	SCO	2447	4½	0 - 1	4	GM	Stefanova Antoaneta	BUL	2555	1
3	25	IM	Muzychuk Mariya	UKR	2444	4	½ - ½	4	IM	Kosintseva Nadezhda	RUS	2554	2
4	26	IM	Kovalevskaya Ekaterina	RUS	2438	4	½ - ½	4	IM	Muzychuk Anna	SLO	2533	3
5	13	IM	Cmilyte Viktorija	LTU	2485	4	1 - 0	4	IM	Matveeva Svetlana	RUS	2373	42
6	35	WGM	Savina Anastasia	RUS	2391	4	½ - ½	4	GM	Dzagnidze Nana	GEO	2479	14
7	22	IM	Ushenina Anna	UKR	2452	4	0 - 1	4	WGM	Galojan Lilit	ARM	2380	41
8	51	WGM	Cosma Elena-Luminita	ROU	2346	3½	0 - 1	3½	GM	Cramling Pia	SWE	2523	5
9	32	WGM	Zawadzka Jolanta	POL	2404	3½	½ - ½	3½	GM	Sebag Marie	FRA	2506	6
10	9	WGM	Zhukova Natalia	UKR	2492	3½	1 - 0	3½	WGM	Charkhalashvili Inga	GEO	2338	54
11	56	IM	Sedina Elena	ITA	2334	3½	½ - ½	3½	GM	Hoang Thanh Trang	HUN	2487	11
12	15	IM	Gaponenko Inna	UKR	2472	3½	½ - ½	3½	IM	Gvetadze Sopio	GEO	2342	52
13	77	WGM	Kursova Maria	RUS	2296	3½	0 - 1	3½	IM	Rajlich Iweta	POL	2459	18
14	19	IM	Dembo Yelena	GRE	2457	3½	1 - 0	3½		Papp Petra	HUN	2263	90
15	68	WGM	Nebolsina Vera	RUS	2310	3½	1 - 0	3½	WFM	Gunina Valentina	RUS	2457	20
16	21	IM	Skripchenko Almira	FRA	2456	3½	1 - 0	3½		Mrvova Alena	SVK	2239	104
17	97	WIM	Sikorova Olga	CZE	2256	3½	0 - 1	3½	IM	Khurtsidze Nino	GEO	2434	28

To see all of the results from this round for the Women's Championship click on the following link:

http://chess-results.com/tnr29568.aspx?art=2&rd=6&lan=1&turdet=YES&flag=30&m=-1&wi=1000

These results mean the following standings exist in the Women's Championship after 6 rounds of play:

Rank after Round 6

Rk.		Name	FED	RtgI	Pts.	TB1	TB2	TB3	Rp	n	w	we	w-we	K	rtg+/-
1	GM	Socko Monika	POL	2465	5,5	14,0	21,5	5	2787	6	5,5	3,63	1,87	10	18,7
2	GM	Stefanova Antoaneta	BUL	2555	5,0	15,5	23,5	4	2640	6	5	4,42	0,58	10	5,8
3	IM	Cmilyte Viktorija	LTU	2485	5,0	14,0	21,0	4	2606	6	5	4,20	0,80	10	8,0
4	WGM	Galojan Lilit	ARM	2380	5,0	12,5	19,5	4	2614	6	5	3,28	1,72	15	25,8
5	IM	Kosintseva Nadezhda	RUS	2554	4,5	16,0	24,0	3	2589	6	4,5	4,23	0,27	10	2,7
6	GM	Arakhamia-Grant Ketevan	SCO	2447	4,5	16,0	23,5	4	2618	6	4,5	3,15	1,35	10	13,5
7	IM	Muzychuk Mariya	UKR	2444	4,5	15,5	24,0	3	2576	6	4,5	3,48	1,02	10	10,2
8	GM	Kosintseva Tatiana	RUS	2524	4,5	15,5	23,0	4	2600	6	4,5	3,91	0,59	10	5,9
9	IM	Muzychuk Anna	SLO	2533	4,5	15,0	23,0	3	2581	6	4,5	4,13	0,37	10	3,7
10	WGM	Zhukova Natalia	UKR	2492	4,5	14,5	21,0	3	2519	6	4,5	4,32	0,18	10	1,8
11	IM	Rajlich Iweta	POL	2459	4,5	14,0	22,0	3	2508	6	4,5	4,14	0,36	10	3,6
12	GM	Dzagnidze Nana	GEO	2479	4,5	14,0	21,0	3	2543	6	4,5	4,03	0,47	10	4,7
13	GM	Cramling Pia	SWE	2523	4,5	14,0	20,5	4	2558	6	4,5	4,23	0,27	10	2,7
14	IM	Khurtsidze Nino	GEO	2434	4,5	14,0	20,5	3	2536	6	4,5	3,69	0,81	10	8,1
15	WGM	Nebolsina Vera	RUS	2310	4,5	13,5	20,0	4	2525	6	4,5	2,77	1,73	15	26,0
16	IM	Kovalevskaya Ekaterina	RUS	2438	4,5	13,0	19,5	4	2509	6	4,5	3,95	0,55	10	5,5
17	IM	Dembo Yelena	GRE	2457	4,5	13,0	18,5	3	2459	6	4,5	4,48	0,02	10	0,2
18	IM	Skripchenko Almira	FRA	2456	4,5	12,5	18,0	4	2525	6	4,5	3,98	0,52	10	5,2
19	WGM	Savina Anastasia	RUS	2391	4,5	12,0	18,5	3	2521	6	4,5	3,50	1,00	10	10,0

To see the entire crosstable for the women after 6 rounds of play click on the following link:
http://chess-results.com/tnr29568.aspx?art=1&rd=6&lan=1&turdet=YES&flag=30&m=-1&wi=1000

Men's Championship
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Here are the results from the top boards for round 6 of the Men's Championship (the player on the left had the white pieces in the game):

Round 6 on 2010/03/11 at 15:30

Bo.	No.		Name	FED	Rtg	Pts.	Result	Pts.		Name	FED	Rtg	No.
1	36	GM	Timofeev Artyom	RUS	2655	4½	0 - 1	4½	GM	Jobava Baadur	GEO	2695	10
2	48	GM	Efimenko Zahar	UKR	2640	4½	1 - 0	4½	GM	Nisipeanu Liviu-Dieter	ROU	2661	28
3	42	GM	Sutovsky Emil	ISR	2650	4	0 - 1	4	GM	Almasi Zoltan	HUN	2720	1
4	5	GM	Vallejo Pons Francisco	ESP	2708	4	½ - ½	4	GM	Zvjaginsev Vadim	RUS	2643	46
5	7	GM	Adams Michael	ENG	2704	4	½ - ½	4	GM	Sokolov Ivan	BIH	2638	51
6	11	GM	Naiditsch Arkadij	GER	2691	4	0 - 1	4	GM	Vuckovic Bojan	SRB	2630	58
7	17	GM	Kurnosov Igor	RUS	2674	4	½ - ½	4	GM	Iordachescu Viorel	MDA	2621	71
8	49	GM	Mamedov Rauf	AZE	2639	4	1 - 0	4	GM	Areshchenko Alexander	UKR	2670	18
9	96	GM	Lupulescu Constantin	ROU	2598	4	½ - ½	4	GM	Georgiev Kiril	BUL	2669	20
10	97	GM	Berg Emanuel	SWE	2594	4	½ - ½	4	GM	Inarkiev Ernesto	RUS	2667	24
11	29	GM	Riazantsev Alexander	RUS	2660	4	1 - 0	4	GM	Ter-Sahakyan Samvel	ARM	2513	166
12	159	GM	Szabo Gergely-Andras-Gyula	ROU	2525	4	½ - ½	4	GM	Khismatullin Denis	RUS	2657	34
13	35	GM	Nepomniachtchi Ian	RUS	2656	4	1 - 0	4	GM	Melkumyan Hrant	ARM	2582	110

Here are the standings for the top-scoring men after 6 rounds of play:

Rank after Round 6

Rk.		Name	FED	RtgI	Pts.	TB1	TB2	TB3	Rp	n	w	we	w-we	K	rtg+/-
1	GM	Efimenko Zahar	UKR	2640	5,5	15,0	23,0	5	2993	6	5,5	3,37	2,13	10	21,3
2	GM	Jobava Baadur	GEO	2695	5,5	14,0	22,5	5	2997	6	5,5	3,80	1,70	10	17,0
3	GM	Nepomniachtchi Ian	RUS	2656	5,0	15,5	23,0	4	2813	6	5	3,93	1,07	10	10,7
4	GM	Riazantsev Alexander	RUS	2660	5,0	15,0	21,5	4	2814	6	5	3,96	1,04	10	10,4
5	GM	Mamedov Rauf	AZE	2639	5,0	13,5	20,5	4	2809	6	5	3,80	1,20	10	12,0
6	GM	Almasi Zoltan	HUN	2720	5,0	13,0	18,5	4	2731	6	5	4,50	0,50	10	5,0
7	GM	Vuckovic Bojan	SRB	2630	5,0	12,5	19,5	4	2762	6	5	4,08	0,92	10	9,2
8	GM	Timofeev Artyom	RUS	2655	4,5	16,5	25,0	4	2770	6	4,5	3,61	0,89	10	8,9
9	GM	Lupulescu Constantin	ROU	2598	4,5	16,5	23,5	3	2769	6	4,5	3,12	1,38	10	13,8
10	GM	Nisipeanu Liviu-Dieter	ROU	2661	4,5	16,0	24,0	4	2747	6	4,5	3,85	0,65	10	6,5
11	GM	Szabo Gergely-Andras-Gyula	ROU	2525	4,5	16,0	22,5	3	2732	6	4,5	2,66	1,84	10	18,4
12	IM	Skoberne Jure	SLO	2509	4,5	15,5	21,0	4	2707	6	4,5	2,59	1,91	10	19,1
13	GM	Kurnosov Igor	RUS	2674	4,5	15,0	22,5	3	2764	6	4,5	3,82	0,68	10	6,8
14	GM	Caruana Fabiano	ITA	2680	4,5	15,0	22,5	3	2763	6	4,5	3,88	0,62	10	6,2
15	GM	Vallejo Pons Francisco	ESP	2708	4,5	15,0	22,0	3	2791	6	4,5	3,88	0,62	10	6,2
	GM	Inarkiev Ernesto	RUS	2667	4,5	15,0	22,0	3	2744	6	4,5	3,92	0,58	10	5,8
17	GM	Adams Michael	ENG	2704	4,5	15,0	22,0	3	2762	6	4,5	4,05	0,45	10	4,5
18	GM	Stocek Jiri	CZE	2591	4,5	15,0	21,5	3	2763	6	4,5	3,10	1,40	10	14,0
19	GM	Khismatullin Denis	RUS	2657	4,5	15,0	21,5	3	2709	6	4,5	4,10	0,40	10	4,0
20	GM	Tregubov Pavel V	RUS	2625	4,5	15,0	21,5	3	2687	6	4,5	4,05	0,45	10	4,5
21	GM	Delchev Aleksander	BUL	2625	4,5	14,5	21,5	3	2692	6	4,5	4,01	0,49	10	4,9
22	GM	Tomashevsky Evgeny	RUS	2701	4,5	14,0	21,5	3	2724	6	4,5	4,32	0,18	10	1,8
23	GM	Sokolov Ivan	BIH	2638	4,5	14,0	21,0	3	2767	6	4,5	3,50	1,00	10	10,0
24	GM	Iordachescu Viorel	MDA	2621	4,5	14,0	21,0	3	2716	6	4,5	3,75	0,75	10	7,5
25	GM	Movsesian Sergei	SVK	2709	4,5	14,0	20,5	3	2751	6	4,5	4,17	0,33	10	3,3
26	GM	Akopian Vladimir	ARM	2688	4,5	14,0	20,5	3	2751	6	4,5	4,04	0,46	10	4,6
27	GM	Zvjaginsev Vadim	RUS	2643	4,5	13,5	21,0	3	2742	6	4,5	3,74	0,76	10	7,6
28	GM	Reinderman Dimitri	NED	2576	4,5	13,0	19,5	4	2689	6	4,5	3,55	0,95	10	9,5
29	GM	Motylev Alexander	RUS	2705	4,5	13,0	19,5	3	2676	6	4,5	4,67	-0,17	10	-1,7
30	GM	Macieja Bartlomiej	POL	2625	4,5	13,0	19,0	3	2649	6	4,5	4,30	0,20	10	2,0
31	GM	Georgiev Kiril	BUL	2669	4,5	12,5	19,5	4	2724	6	4,5	4,08	0,42	10	4,2
32	GM	Fressinet Laurent	FRA	2670	4,5	12,5	19,0	4	2731	6	4,5	4,06	0,44	10	4,4
33	GM	Hracek Zbynek	CZE	2615	4,5	12,5	19,0	3	2650	6	4,5	4,21	0,29	10	2,9
34	GM	Sjugirov Sanan	RUS	2602	4,5	12,5	18,5	4	2665	6	4,5	4,00	0,50	10	5,0
35	GM	Berg Emanuel	SWE	2594	4,5	12,0	19,0	3	2683	6	4,5	3,77	0,73	10	7,3

Source: http://chess-results.com/

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