Erwin l'Ami now sole leader in Reykjavik

by Johannes Fischer
3/16/2015 – The seventh round of the Open in Reykjavik was heavily contested: on the first eleven boards not a single draw way played, while seven games were won by black and four by white. One of the winners with white was Erwin l'Ami, who defeated Shakhriyar Mamedyarov in 21 moves. With 6.5/7 L'Ami now leads the field, followed by four players with 6.0/7.
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New tournament leader: Erwin l'Ami

Erwin l'Ami won surprisingly quickly against Shakhriyar Mamedyarov.

 
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1.d4 d6 2.c4 e5 3.Nc3 exd4 4.Qxd4 Nc6 This is an interesting way of handling this d6-e5 setup. In a way White forces Black to give up the center with exd4 and in return, Black gains a tempo with Nc6 attacking the queen. So the long term trump of more space lies with White while the short term advantage of development lead is on Black's side. Let's have a look who comes out on top! 5.Qd2 g6 6.b3 This is the most common way to play. The bishop on b2 will try to nullify the powerful bishop on g7. Bg7 7.Bb2 Nf6 8.g3 0-0 9.Bg2 Re8 This is all very standard. You can see that Black has almost completed his development while the White king is still in the centre. If Black can get in the d5 break, he will cause huge problems for White. 10.Nf3 Erwin develops the knight towards the centre. 10.Nh3 Was my choice when I reached this position with the white pieces in a recent game in Al Ain Open 2014. Black could have got a huge initiative by playing Bf5 was played in the game and after 10...d5! 11.cxd5?! 11.Nxd5 Bxh3 12.Bxh3 Ne4 12...Nxd5 13.Bxg7 13.Qc2 Nd4∞ leads to crazy complications! 11...Bxh3 12.Bxh3 Nxd5 13.Nxd5 Bxb2 14.Qxb2 Qxd5 15.0-0 Qh5 And Black wins the e2 pawn. White has enough compensation to maintain the balance but there is not a trace of an advantage. 11.Nf4! White had a very pleasant position. Sagar Shah-Hojjatova Aydan, Al Ain Classic 2014, (1-0) 10...Bf5 10...Ne4 11.Nxe4 Bxb2 12.Qxb2 Rxe4 13.Ng5 Re8 14.Ne4 does cause some problems to Black. 10...d5? 11.Nxd5 Nxd5 12.Bxg7 Kxg7 13.cxd5± 11.Nh4!? The only way to try for an edge. The natural move 0-0 doesn't give White anything. 11.0-0 Ne4 12.Nxe4 Bxb2 13.Qxb2 Bxe4= Would lead to bland equality. Black has no problems because he has got rid of the key c3 knight and the f3 knight is far away from the crucial d5 square. 11...Bd7 11...Ne4?! 12.Bxe4! Bxe4 13.f3 Bf5 14.Nxf5 11...Be6 Black cannot go for d5 in any case and hence this move was not preferred by Mamedyarov. 12.0-0 d5? 13.Nxd5 Nxd5 14.Bxg7 Kxg7 15.cxd5+- 12.0-0 Qc8 The main problem that Black faces is the lack of space. He hasn't been able to make use of his lead in development and White has finally caught up. I would assess this position as being slightly more pleasant for White to play. 13.Rfe1! White maintains pieces on the board as he has more space. Bh3 14.Bh1 Qg4 True to his syle Mamedyarov goes for active play. 15.Ng2 15.Rad1 Preventing Qd4 would have been better. 15...Qd4 16.Rad1 Ne4 16...Qxd2 17.Rxd2 was relatively better. 17.Qxd4 Bxd4 17...Nxd4 18.Nxe4 Rxe4 19.Rd2! The black pieces are extremely clumsily placed. Nf4 is a huge threat. Ne6 20.Bxg7 Kxg7 21.Nf4 Rxf4 22.gxf4± 18.Rxd4! A very strong exchange sacrifice by Erwin. Nxd4 19.Nf4 Attacking the bishop on h3. Ng5?! 19...Bd7 20.Nxe4+- 19...Nxc3 20.Bxc3 g5! would have kept Black in the game. 21.Bxd4 gxf4 22.Bxb7 Rad8 22...Rab8 23.Bc6± 23.f3 23.Bc6 Bd7= 23...fxg3 24.hxg3 And White has ample compensation for the exchange and even stands better here. But Black can still hope for the half point. 20.Nxh3 Nxh3+ 21.Kf1 At first this seems like an illogical resignation. But on closer inspection, things start becoming clearer. The b7 pawn is hanging. Ne4 is threatened which attacks the d4 knight and threatens Nf6+. The two bishops are so powerful that White will inevitably emerge with a crushing advantage. 21.Kf1 Kf8 21...c6 22.Ne4 Rxe4 22...Nc2 23.Rc1 Nb4 24.Nf6+ Kf8 25.Nxh7+ Ke7 26.Bg2+- 23.Bxe4+- 22.Bxb7 Rab8 23.Bg2 Ng5 24.Nd5 c5 25.Bc1 Nge6 26.Bh6+ Ng7 27.Nf6 Re7 28.Nxh7+ Kg8 29.Nf6++- 1–0
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L'Ami,E2605Mamedyarov,S27561–02015A41Reykjavik Open 20157.1

The seventh round brought him no luck: Shakhriyar Mamedyarov

Pavel Eljanov won with black against...

...Alexander Fier

 
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In this position Fier attacked the a6 bishop with 15.Qa4!? Eljanov was extremely alert and chopped off the central pawn! Nxd4! 15...Bb7 16.Rd1= 16.c5!? Shrewd Defence. Unleashing the e2 bishop to attack the one on a6. What happens if White takes the bishop? 16.Qxa6 Nc2+ 17.Kf2 Nxe3 18.Kxe3 Qd4+ 19.Kf3 is easy to calculate but the difficult part is to see the next move for Black. e5‼ Simply brilliant! 19...Qe4+ 20.Kf2 Rd2 21.c5 Qxf4+ 22.Ke1 Rfd8 is also a very strong attack. 20.fxe5 20.Rhd1 Qxf4# 20...g5‼ Using the pawns in impeccable fashion to launch a mating attack. 21.g3 Qe4+ 22.Kf2 f4 23.g4 Qe3+ 24.Kf1 f3 25.Bd1 Rxd1+ 26.Rxd1 Qe2+ 27.Kg1 Qg2# 16.Bxd4 Qxd4 17.Qxa6 Qxb2 18.Rd1 Rxd1+ 19.Bxd1 Rd8 20.0-0 Qd4+ 21.Kh1 Qxd1-+ 16...Qxc5 17.Bxd4 Rxd4 17...Qxd4 18.Qxd4 Rxd4 19.Bxa6± 18.Qxa6 Now the queen is very much in the game. Rxf4 Black has won three pawns and White king is still in the centre. This is sufficient compensation for the missing piece. 19.Rf1 Re4 20.Rf2 Qe5 21.Qd3 Qxb2 Black now has four pawns for a piece and though things are not so clear yet, Eljanov went onto win the game. 0–1
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Fier,A2601Eljanov,P27270–12015E46Reykjavik Open 20157.2

 

Still dangerous: Julio Granda Zuniga

 
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This game is somehow very similar to the famous final game of Deep Blue vs Kasparov from their 1997 match in New York. The same sacrifice on e6 was played in this game too. The difference being that in the Man vs Machine games, Kasparov who was black had to resign in 19 moves where as here Stefansson who was White resigned after 18 moves! Let's have a look as to where White went wrong. 1.e4 c6 2.d4 d5 3.Nd2 dxe4 4.Nxe4 Nd7 5.Ng5 This move is not as silly as it looks. It is not easy to dislodge this knight from g5 just as yet. e6 5...h6 6.Ne6! Qa5+ 7.Bd2 Qb6 8.Bd3 And to put it mildly, the knight on e6 is very irritating. 6.Bd3 Ngf6 7.N1f3 h6 There is no doubt that Granda Zuniga had seen this Kasparov game. In fact if you check the analysis in Mega Database, some of them have been done by him! It means that the Peruvian player had seen this line deeply and was forcing his opponent to find the best attacking moves on the board which is not so easy for an unprepared opponent. 8.Nxe6! fxe6 8...Qe7 Kasparov had played this in his game. This is what Nunn has to say about the move: "After this Black is just lost. The score in over-the-board play tells a grim story: 13/14 for White. According to current theory, Black's last attempt to survive in this line is 8. ..fxe6 9 Bg6+ Ke7 10 0-0 Qc7 11 Re1 Kd8. At the cost of losing a tempo with his king, Black avoids having his queen stuck at e7, where she blocks in the whole of Black's kingside. With the queen on c7, the bishop on f8 can move and Black has somewhat more freedom. Having said that, White's attack is still very dangerous, but it is by no means a forced win." Granda Zuniga follows Nunn's advice. 9.0-0 fxe6 10.Bg6+ Kd8 11.Bf4 b5 12.a4 Bb7 13.Re1 Nd5 14.Bg3 Kc8 15.axb5 cxb5 16.Qd3 Bc6 17.Bf5 exf5 18.Rxe7 Bxe7 19.c4 1-0 (19) Comp Deep Blue-Kasparov,G (2785) New York 1997 9.Bg6+ Ke7 White has excellent compensation. But as mentioned before Black plans Qc7 followed by Kd8 unravelling himself. 10.0-0 Qc7 11.Re1 Kd8 12.Ne5 12.Rxe6 seems to be the right way to continue. Bd6 13.Re1 Nf8 14.Bd3 Be6 15.c4 Kc8∞ 12.g3 Preparing Bf4. Bd6 13.c4 Nf8 14.Bc2 Qe7 15.Bd2 Bd7 Black seems to be doing not so bad. 12...Nxe5 13.dxe5+ Nd7 14.Bf7 Bc5! 15.Be3? Now Black has no problems. 15.Bxe6 was necessary. After Re8 16.Qg4 Nxe5 17.Bg5+ hxg5 18.Rad1+ Nd7 19.Qxg5+ Be7 20.Bf7 The position looks almost lost for Black but he has a miraculous defence with Qxh2+! 21.Kxh2 Rh8+! 22.Qh5 Rxh5+ 23.Bxh5 Bf6= And Black clings on. He is not even worse. 15...Qxe5 16.Qd2 16.Bxe6 Kc7 16...Qd6 17.Qe2 Bxe3 18.Qxe3 e5 White has not much compensation for his missing piece and decided to call it a day! A victory of defence over attack! But surely this move h6 came as a surprise to Stefansson who must not have prepared this before the game. The question is whether Granda Zuniga would want to try this against a well prepared White player! I don't think so. 0–1
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Stefansson,H2560Granda Zuniga,J26460–12015B17Reykjavik Open 20157.3

 

Security is strict in Reykjavik - but Erwin l'Ami came out clean.

And so did Pavel Eljanov.

But the young American GM Daniel Naroditsky...

...probably had too much - or the wrong kind of - change in his pockets.

However, this did not seem to affect his concentration.
He defeated Rui Gao from China with an energetic attack.

 
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1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 d6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 Nf6 5.Nc3 a6 6.Bg5 Nbd7 7.a4 Qc7 8.Be2 e6 9.a5 Be7 10.0-0 0-0 11.Nb3 Ne5 12.Be3 Bd7 13.Bb6 Qc8 14.Nd2 Bc6 15.Bd4 Qc7 16.Be3 Rac8 17.f4 Ng6 18.Bd3 Qb8 19.g4 h6 20.h4 Nxh4 21.g5 Nh7 22.Qh5 hxg5 23.fxg5 Ng6 24.Rf3 Rfd8 25.Raf1 Nhf8 26.Rh3 e5 27.Bc4 d5 28.exd5 Bb5 29.Nxb5 Rxc4 30.Nxc4 axb5 31.Qf3 f6 32.d6 Rxd6 33.Nxd6 Qxd6 34.gxf6 Bxf6 35.Rd1 Qe7 36.Qd5+ Ne6 37.Qd7 Ngf4 38.Bxf4 Nxf4 39.Qc8+ 1–0
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Naroditsky,D2633Gao,R25331–02015B94Reykjavik Open 20157.4

Energetic play in the opening brought Gawain Jones victory against the young Wang Yiye from China.

 
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This game is a nice example of how to punish the wastage of a move in the opening. 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 d6 3.Bb5+ Bd7 4.Bxd7+ Qxd7 5.0-0 Nc6 6.Qe2 6.c4 is much more common. 6...Nf6 7.Rd1 Rc8 8.c3 e6 This is all normal and has been seen in almost 40 games before. The obvious move should now be d4. But I wonder what happened to the Chinese player who decided to waste to convert the structure into a Maroczy Bind. 9.c4? This is just a waste of an entire tempo. g5! Gawain Jones is an agressive and ambitious player. He will not let a moves like c2-c3-c4 go unpunished. 10.d4 10.Nxg5 Nd4! 11.Qd3 Rg8 Black has an excellent position. 10...g4 11.d5 The only way to continue. Otherwise the d4 pawn was falling. gxf3 12.Qxf3 Nxd5 12...Nd4 13.Qxf6 Rg8 Was another way to play. 13.cxd5 Nd4 14.Qd3 e5 Black has a strong knight on d4 and an open g-file. The opening battle has definitely ended in his favour. 15.Be3?! 15.Nc3 was better. 15...c4! 16.Qf1 16.Qd2? Nf3+! 17.gxf3 Qh3-+ would have ended in a mate. 16...Nc2 17.Nd2 Nxa1 18.Rxa1 c3! Black has won an exchange and continues his initiative. Gawain Jones was easily able to convert this into a win. 0–1
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Wang,Y2433Jones,G26420–12015B52Reykjavik Open 20157.9

 

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Results of round 7

Br. Nr.     Name Elo Pkt. Ergebnis Pkt.   Name Elo   Nr.
1 11
 
 GM L'ami Erwin 2605 5½ 1 - 0 5½ GM Mamedyarov Shakhriyar 2756
 
 1
2 13
 
 GM Fier Alexandr 2601 5½ 0 - 1 5 GM Eljanov Pavel 2727
 
 3
3 18
 
 GM Stefansson Hannes 2560 5 0 - 1 5 GM Granda Zuniga Julio E 2646
 
 7
4 9
 
 GM Naroditsky Daniel 2633 5 1 - 0 5 GM Gao Rui 2533
 
 23
5 43
 
 IM Gunnarsson Jon Viktor 2443 5 0 - 1 5 GM Hansen Eric 2566
 
 16
6 36
 
 IM Georgiadis Nico 2468 4½ 0 - 1 4½ GM Melkumyan Hrant 2676
 
 4
7 5
 
 GM Movsesian Sergei 2665 4½ 1 - 0 4½ IM Bekker-Jensen Simon 2462
 
 37
8 44
 
 IM Petrov Nikita 2435 4½ 0 - 1 4½ GM Hammer Jon Ludvig 2651
 
 6
9 46
 
 IM Wang Yiye 2433 4½ 0 - 1 4½ GM Jones Gawain C B 2642
 
 8
10 48
 
 GM Thorhallsson Throstur 2428 4½ 0 - 1 4½ GM Gupta Abhijeet 2625
 
 10
11 25
 
 GM Steingrimsson Hedinn *) 2530 4 1 - 0 4½ WGM Maisuradze Nino 2302
 
 84
12 49
 
 IM Esserman Marc 2426 4½ ½ - ½ 4½ GM Grandelius Nils 2603
 
 12
13 50
 
 IM Norowitz Yaacov 2422 4½ ½ - ½ 4½ GM Jussupow Artur 2573
 
 15
14 63
 
 IM Sarkar Justin 2376 4½ 0 - 1 4½ IM Stopa Jacek 2544
 
 21
15 27
 
 GM Danielsen Henrik 2514 4½ 1 - 0 4½ IM Sequera Paolini Jose Rafael 2408
 
 52
16 78
 
 FM Antal Tibor Kende 2317 4½ 0 - 1 4½ GM Pakleza Zbigniew 2498
 
 30
17 31
 
 GM Idani Pouya 2496 4½ 1 - 0 4½   Edvardsson Kristjan 2176
 
 108
18 65
 
 WGM Khademalsharieh Sarasadat 2357 4 1 - 0 4 GM Brunello Sabino 2540
 
 22
19 66
 
 IM Welling Gerard 2355 4 0 - 1 4 GM Rasmussen Allan Stig 2532
 
 24
20 68
 
 FM Gulamali Kazim 2350 4 0 - 1 4 GM Grover Sahaj 2519
 
 26
21 29
 
 IM Tari Aryan 2509 4 0 - 1 4 FM Christiansen Johan-Sebastian 2351
 
 67
22 73
 
 FM Nguyen Thai Dai Van 2338 4 1 - 0 4 IM Kjartansson Gudmundur 2491
 
 32
23 33
 
 GM Rombaldoni Axel 2488 4 1 - 0 4 IM Vuilleumier Alexandre 2349
 
 69
24 34
 
 GM Colovic Aleksandar 2482 4 ½ - ½ 4 FM Bisby Daniel L 2321
 
 76
25 35
 
 GM Kristjansson Stefan 2482 4 ½ - ½ 4 WIM Ni Shiqun 2315
 
 80

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Standings after round 7

Rg. Snr     Name Typ FED EloI Pkt.  Wtg1   Wtg2   Wtg3 
1 11
 
 GM L'ami Erwin   NED 2605 6.5 31.0 22.5 28.75
2 3
 
 GM Eljanov Pavel   UKR 2727 6.0 32.0 23.0 26.75
3 9
 
 GM Naroditsky Daniel U20 USA 2633 6.0 31.5 23.0 26.50
4 7
 
 GM Granda Zuniga Julio E   PER 2646 6.0 29.5 21.0 25.75
5 16
 
 GM Hansen Eric   CAN 2566 6.0 29.5 21.0 25.50
6 2
 
 GM Navara David   CZE 2736 5.5 34.0 25.0 26.00
7 13
 
 GM Fier Alexandr   BRA 2601 5.5 34.0 25.0 25.50
8 21
 
 IM Stopa Jacek   POL 2544 5.5 34.0 24.5 24.50
9 1
 
 GM Mamedyarov Shakhriyar   AZE 2756 5.5 33.5 23.5 24.25
10 17
 
 GM Maze Sebastien   FRA 2564 5.5 31.5 22.5 24.00
11 10
 
 GM Gupta Abhijeet   IND 2625 5.5 31.0 22.5 23.75
12 27
 
 GM Danielsen Henrik   ISL 2514 5.5 30.5 22.5 23.25
13 30
 
 GM Pakleza Zbigniew   POL 2498 5.5 30.0 21.0 23.25
14 5
 
 GM Movsesian Sergei   ARM 2665 5.5 30.0 21.0 22.75
15 4
 
 GM Melkumyan Hrant   ARM 2676 5.5 29.0 22.0 22.00
16 8
 
 GM Jones Gawain C B   ENG 2642 5.5 29.0 20.5 22.00
17 31
 
 GM Idani Pouya U20 IRI 2496 5.5 28.5 20.5 21.00
18 6
 
 GM Hammer Jon Ludvig   NOR 2651 5.5 27.0 20.0 21.25
19 43
 
 IM Gunnarsson Jon Viktor   ISL 2443 5.0 34.0 25.0 22.50
20 23
 
 GM Gao Rui   CHN 2533 5.0 33.0 24.0 21.25
21 18
 
 GM Stefansson Hannes   ISL 2560 5.0 32.5 23.5 22.50
22 25
 
 GM Steingrimsson Hedinn   ISL 2530 5.0 32.0 23.5 21.50
23 19
 
 GM Gretarsson Hjorvar Steinn   ISL 2554 5.0 32.0 23.0 21.75
24 15
 
 GM Jussupow Artur   GER 2573 5.0 31.5 22.5 21.50
25 67
 
 FM Christiansen Johan-Sebastian U16 NOR 2351 5.0 31.0 23.0 20.00
26 28
 
 GM Libiszewski Fabien   FRA 2514 5.0 31.0 22.0 21.50
27 20
 
 GM Le Roux Jean-Pierre   FRA 2548 5.0 30.5 22.5 22.00
28 12
 
 GM Grandelius Nils   SWE 2603 5.0 30.5 22.0 21.00
  65
 
 WGM Khademalsharieh Sarasadat U18 IRI 2357 5.0 30.5 22.0 21.00
30 61
 
 FM Hauge Lars Oskar U16 NOR 2380 5.0 30.5 22.0 20.00

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1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e5 3.dxe5 Ne4 4.a3 Nc6 5.Nf3 d6 6.Bf4 g5 7.Be3 g4 8.Nfd2 Ng5 9.exd6 Bxd6 10.Nc3 f5 11.g3 Ne6 12.h3 f4 13.gxf4 Bxf4 14.Bxf4 Nxf4 15.e3 g3 16.fxg3 Qe7 17.gxf4 Qh4+ 18.Ke2 Bg4+ 19.hxg4 Qxh1 20.Nf3 Rd8 21.Nd5 0-0 22.Kf2 Rd6 23.Bd3 Qh6 24.g5 Qg7 25.Qc2 h6 26.Rg1 Kh8 27.gxh6 Qxh6 28.Qc3+ 1–0
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Mamedyarov,S2756Lux,G20651–02015A51Reykjavik Open 20151.1
Bergsson,S2063Navara,D27360–12015B94Reykjavik Open 20151.2
Eljanov,P2727Eijk,Y20621–02015E97Reykjavik Open 20151.3
Gyldenas,O1969Grover,S25190–12015A35Reykjavik Open 20151.4
Danielsen,H2514Jonsson,G19681–02015A03Reykjavik Open 20151.5
Benet Morant,D2044Hammer,J2651½–½2015A49Reykjavik Open 20151.6
Granda Zuniga,J2646Martinez Lopez,J20441–02015B12Reykjavik Open 20151.7
Skovgaard,T2042Jones,G26420–12015B52Reykjavik Open 20151.8
Naroditsky,D2633Knutsson,L20391–02015D11Reykjavik Open 20151.9
Chan,J2038Gupta,A26250–12015B67Reykjavik Open 20151.10
Steingrimsson,H2530Masungwini,M19721–02015A16Reykjavik Open 20151.11
L'Ami,E2605Strand,K20371–02015D10Reykjavik Open 20151.12
Lunn,M2034Grandelius,N26030–12015E32Reykjavik Open 20151.13
Fier,A2601Thiry,J20311–02015D00Reykjavik Open 20151.14
Cabello Aguilar,E2015Cornette,M25850–12015E60Reykjavik Open 20151.15
Jussupow,A2573Gschwendtner,S20091–02015A49Reykjavik Open 20151.16
Thorhallsson,S2009Hansen,E25660–12015D98Reykjavik Open 20151.17
Maze,S2564Murray,M20081–02015A25Reykjavik Open 20151.18
Edvardsen,R2001Stefansson,H25600–12015B49Reykjavik Open 20151.19
Gretarsson,H2554Hansen,L19941–02015A16Reykjavik Open 20151.20
Carlsen,H1986Le Roux,J25480–12015E12Reykjavik Open 20151.21
Stopa,J2544Vigdal,P19851–02015D37Reykjavik Open 20151.22
Valtysson,T1974Brunello,S25400–12015A48Reykjavik Open 20151.23
Gao,R2533Stuhr,P19731–02015C41Reykjavik Open 20151.24
Stam,B1972Rasmussen,A25320–12015B13Reykjavik Open 20151.25
Runarsson,G2049Melkumyan,H26760–12015B06Reykjavik Open 20151.26
Movsesian,S2665Prieto,A20451–02015C61Reykjavik Open 20151.27
Mehringer,J1955Libiszewski,F25141–02015B00Reykjavik Open 20151.28
Tari,A2509Petersson,B19511–02015B43Reykjavik Open 20151.29
Babijczuk,P1950Pakleza,Z24980–12015A00Reykjavik Open 20151.30
Idani,P2496Haraldsson,H19481–02015B42Reykjavik Open 20151.31
Baldvinsson,L1945Kjartansson,G24910–12015B11Reykjavik Open 20151.32
Rombaldoni,A2488Korning,P19441–02015D02Reykjavik Open 20151.33
Klausen,K1937Colovic,A24820–12015E00Reykjavik Open 20151.34
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Danielsen,H2514Abdumalik,Z23790–12015A03Reykjavik Open 20153.15
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Idani,P2496Christiansen,J23510–12015C07Reykjavik Open 20153.17
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Naroditsky,D2633Edvardsson,K21761–02015B09Reykjavik Open 20153.25
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Sarkar,J2376Johannsson,O2107½–½2015D52Reykjavik Open 20153.37
Kenney,J2104Khademalsharieh,S23570–12015A13Reykjavik Open 20153.38
Djurhuus,E2077Vuilleumier,A23490–12015A15Reykjavik Open 20153.39
Movsesian,S2665Van den Bersselaar,J20831–02015A05Reykjavik Open 20153.40
Thorhallsson,S2009Preotu,R24470–12015A88Reykjavik Open 20153.41
Edvardsen,R2001Thorhallsson,T24280–12015B73Reykjavik Open 20153.42
Carlsen,H1986Ragnarsson,D23471–02015A85Reykjavik Open 20153.43
Nguyen,T2338Gschwendtner,S20091–02015B75Reykjavik Open 20153.44
Valtysson,T1974Loos,R23371–02015A48Reykjavik Open 20153.45
Gislason,G2321Hansen,L19941–02015A15Reykjavik Open 20153.46
Hitzler,P2315Vigdal,P19851–02015D52Reykjavik Open 20153.47
Mihajlov,S2308Masungwini,M19721–02015A69Reykjavik Open 20153.48
Stam,B1972Haldorsen,B23070–12015C54Reykjavik Open 20153.49
Gyldenas,O1969Maisuradze,N23020–12015D02Reykjavik Open 20153.50
Tjomsland,S2300Haraldsson,H19481–02015E29Reykjavik Open 20153.51
Mehringer,J1955Kochetkova,J22880–12015B00Reykjavik Open 20153.52
Babijczuk,P1950Foisor,S22791–02015C20Reykjavik Open 20153.53
Wahlbom,M2278Korning,P19441–02015C61Reykjavik Open 20153.54
Baldvinsson,L1945Wege,J22770–12015C15Reykjavik Open 20153.55
Niemann,H2275Stefansson,V19091–02015E16Reykjavik Open 20153.56
Undheim,B1926Kristinsson,J22510–12015C44Reykjavik Open 20153.57
Haugli,P2247Andersen,N1900½–½2015D35Reykjavik Open 20153.58
Densing,G1903Ptacnikova,L22420–12015A40Reykjavik Open 20153.59
Sandberg,M1889Olafsson,T2230½–½2015C69Reykjavik Open 20153.60
Kenney,D1885Morshedi,A22210–12015A48Reykjavik Open 20153.61
Johannesson,O2212Bjarnason,V18951–02015A96Reykjavik Open 20153.62
Kolka,D1875Schou-Moldt,T22110–12015B28Reykjavik Open 20153.63
Quillien,E2202Valdimarsson,E18890–12015A10Reykjavik Open 20153.64
Milvang,O1872Arnold,M21890–12015C67Reykjavik Open 20153.65
Zhou,Q2182Nordquelle,D18741–02015C18Reykjavik Open 20153.66
Heimisson,H1861Bjerke,R21801–02015E68Reykjavik Open 20153.67
Haessel,D2174Meier,G18681–02015A52Reykjavik Open 20153.68
Hauksson,H1853Byron,A21720–12015E86Reykjavik Open 20153.69
Loftsson,H2171Johansen,L18551–02015D17Reykjavik Open 20153.70
Marshall,M1844Hardarson,J21700–12015A37Reykjavik Open 20153.71
Simpson,B1843Halldorsson,B21401–02015B19Reykjavik Open 20153.72
Gonzalez Pruneda,A2131Birkisson,B18451–02015C44Reykjavik Open 20153.73
Arroyo Figuero,F1835Sigeman,J21230–12015C47Reykjavik Open 20153.74
Tolhuizen,L2123Andersen,D18431–02015D30Reykjavik Open 20153.75
Jonsson,P1833Gonzalez Gonzalez,A21221–02015A00Reykjavik Open 20153.76
Thorsteinsson,E2119Birkisson,B1839½–½2015A05Reykjavik Open 20153.77
Lurdalen,S1824Risting,E21000–12015A00Reykjavik Open 20153.78
Gulbrandsen,T2095Haraldsson,S18331–02015A20Reykjavik Open 20153.79
Stuhr,F1823Bucher,G20870–12015C78Reykjavik Open 20153.80
Thorhallsson,G2084Borg,F18280–12015B01Reykjavik Open 20153.81
Machado,E1818Hald,J2069½–½2015E67Reykjavik Open 20153.82
Miller,D2066Johansen,A1819½–½2015B11Reykjavik Open 20153.83
Hansen,T1807Stray,G20650–12015B23Reykjavik Open 20153.84
Burgisser,C1724Lux,G20650–12015A46Reykjavik Open 20153.85
Bergsson,S2063Nicholson,J18081–02015C10Reykjavik Open 20153.86
Holm,F1700Prieto,A20450–12015C50Reykjavik Open 20153.87
Lee,G1676Martinez Lopez,J2044½–½2015B12Reykjavik Open 20153.88
Skovgaard,T2042Ontiveros,J17741–02015B01Reykjavik Open 20153.89
Johannsson,B-Strand,K20370–12015D10Reykjavik Open 20153.90
Lunn,M2034Sigurdsson,B1767½–½2015E32Reykjavik Open 20153.91
Cabello Aguilar,E2015Ragnarsson,H14971–02015A58Reykjavik Open 20153.92
Magnusdottir,V1571Benet Morant,D20440–12015B47Reykjavik Open 20153.93
Steinthorsson,F1634Jonsson,G19680–12015A45Reykjavik Open 20153.94
Halldorsson,H1575Petersson,B19510–12015D10Reykjavik Open 20153.95
Jonasson,H1562Jonsson,O18990–12015B83Reykjavik Open 20153.96
Ingason,S1880Luu,R13621–02015D05Reykjavik Open 20153.97
Sibiya,R1784Kristjansson,H13351–02015A21Reykjavik Open 20153.98
De Winter,E1776Thorsson,P-1–02015E68Reykjavik Open 20153.99
Gasanova,U1645Davidsson,J-1–02015C50Reykjavik Open 20153.100
Sigurjonsson,G-Davidsdottir,N16411–02015A40Reykjavik Open 20153.101
Ugland,T1636Hakonarson,S-1–02015C53Reykjavik Open 20153.102
Einarsson,O1574Eijk,Y20620–12015B34Reykjavik Open 20153.103
Chan,J2038Klofsrud,A15711–02015C02Reykjavik Open 20153.104
Babijczuk,W1549Thiry,J20310–12015C41Reykjavik Open 20153.105
Fjallheim,L1525Murray,M20080–12015B00Reykjavik Open 20153.106
D'Aste,F1499Stuhr,P19730–12015B00Reykjavik Open 20153.107
Klausen,K1937Paillat,C14851–02015E01Reykjavik Open 20153.108
Finnsson,J1491Fivelstad,J19290–12015B00Reykjavik Open 20153.109
Kravchuk,M1475Hojgaard,B1787½–½2015C30Reykjavik Open 20153.110
Opasiak,D1781Davidsson,O14541–02015B23Reykjavik Open 20153.111
Sigurvaldason,H1450Kruglyak,M17751–02015A45Reykjavik Open 20153.112
Nilsen,T1761Chadwick,S13701–02015B51Reykjavik Open 20153.113
Mai,A1320Kjartansson,D17560–12015B21Reykjavik Open 20153.114
Starosciak,A1304Steingrimsson,K17201–02015B30Reykjavik Open 20153.115
Olsen,W1716Magnusson,T13010–12015D43Reykjavik Open 20153.116
Lemery,J1273Gaarder,H17010–12015C00Reykjavik Open 20153.117
Davidsson,S1038Bogut,M16970–12015C45Reykjavik Open 20153.118
Miszkielo,B1694Kristofersson,S12241–02015B44Reykjavik Open 20153.119
Kriewall,D-Hauksdottir,H16921–02015C64Reykjavik Open 20153.120
Fjallheim,E1678Heidarsson,A11191–02015C45Reykjavik Open 20153.121
Olafsson,O-Rist,K16770–12015A80Reykjavik Open 20153.122
Runarsson,J-Edvardsen,O16620–12015B20Reykjavik Open 20153.123
Van Zyl-Rudd,J1648Steingrimsson,B-0–12015E20Reykjavik Open 20153.124
Fjallheim,B-Palmeri,R16420–12015B30Reykjavik Open 20153.125
Wang,M-Thoroddsen,A16110–12015C00Reykjavik Open 20153.126
Nordquelle,P1599Konrad,C-½–½2015A30Reykjavik Open 20153.127
Tari,A2509Eljanov,P27270–12015B48Reykjavik Open 20154.1
Georgiadis,N2468L'Ami,E2605½–½2015C70Reykjavik Open 20154.2
Hauge,L2380Fier,A26010–12015A01Reykjavik Open 20154.3
Abdumalik,Z2379Gretarsson,H25540–12015C60Reykjavik Open 20154.4
Christiansen,J2351Stopa,J25440–12015A13Reykjavik Open 20154.5
Bisby,D2321Gao,R25330–12015E54Reykjavik Open 20154.6
Navara,D2736Kristjansson,S24821–02015A61Reykjavik Open 20154.7
Melkumyan,H2676Akesson,R24561–02015D31Reykjavik Open 20154.8
Jones,G2642Gunnarsson,J24430–12015A37Reykjavik Open 20154.9
Norowitz,Y2422Naroditsky,D26330–12015D37Reykjavik Open 20154.10
Steingrimsson,H2530Mamedyarov,S27560–12015A42Reykjavik Open 20154.11
Thorfinnsson,B2403Gupta,A26250–12015A00Reykjavik Open 20154.12
Grandelius,N2603Pulvett Marin,D24341–02015B47Reykjavik Open 20154.13
Jussupow,A2573Thorfinnsson,B24291–02015A40Reykjavik Open 20154.14
Hansen,E2566Tania,S2404½–½2015C85Reykjavik Open 20154.15
Maze,S2564Hagen,A24121–02015C86Reykjavik Open 20154.16
Khademalsharieh,S2357Stefansson,H2560½–½2015D02Reykjavik Open 20154.17
Brunello,S2540Welling,G23551–02015A14Reykjavik Open 20154.18
Karlsson,M2138Libiszewski,F25140–12015A00Reykjavik Open 20154.19
Pakleza,Z2498Jensson,E2390½–½2015D00Reykjavik Open 20154.20
Kjartansson,G2491Gulamali,K2350½–½2015A17Reykjavik Open 20154.21
Colovic,A2482Poley,V22691–02015B06Reykjavik Open 20154.22
Mamedyarov,S2756Gretarsson,H25541–02015D37Reykjavik Open 20155.1
Eljanov,P2727Stopa,J2544½–½2015E06Reykjavik Open 20155.2
Fier,A2601Gao,R2533½–½2015D85Reykjavik Open 20155.3
Navara,D2736Jussupow,A25731–02015A80Reykjavik Open 20155.4
Libiszewski,F2514Melkumyan,H2676½–½2015A07Reykjavik Open 20155.5
Naroditsky,D2633Maze,S2564½–½2015B32Reykjavik Open 20155.6
Gupta,A2625Georgiadis,N24681–02015A13Reykjavik Open 20155.7
L'Ami,E2605Brunello,S25401–02015D18Reykjavik Open 20155.8
Gunnarsson,J2443Grandelius,N26031–02015B90Reykjavik Open 20155.9
Movsesian,S2665Soors,S24081–02015A25Reykjavik Open 20155.10
Khademalsharieh,S2357Steingrimsson,H2530½–½2015A40Reykjavik Open 20155.11
Tania,S2404Hammer,J2651½–½2015D85Reykjavik Open 20155.12
Shen,V2401Granda Zuniga,J26460–12015C45Reykjavik Open 20155.13
Cornette,M2585Ahlander,B23801–02015A14Reykjavik Open 20155.14
Jensson,E2390Hansen,E25660–12015A15Reykjavik Open 20155.15
Stefansson,H2560Hauge,L23801–02015A58Reykjavik Open 20155.16
Le Roux,J2548Abdumalik,Z23791–02015D97Reykjavik Open 20155.17
Sarkar,J2376Rasmussen,A25321–02015D43Reykjavik Open 20155.18
Danielsen,H2514Christiansen,J23511–02015C00Reykjavik Open 20155.19
Gulamali,K2350Tari,A25090–12015B18Reykjavik Open 20155.20
Nguyen,T2338Pakleza,Z24980–12015B06Reykjavik Open 20155.21
Idani,P2496Loos,R23371–02015D11Reykjavik Open 20155.22
Mamedyarov,S2756Navara,D2736½–½2015E60Reykjavik Open 20156.1
Gao,R2533Eljanov,P2727½–½2015C92Reykjavik Open 20156.2
Gupta,A2625Fier,A26010–12015E12Reykjavik Open 20156.3
Stopa,J2544L'Ami,E26050–12015A80Reykjavik Open 20156.4
Melkumyan,H2676Gunnarsson,J2443½–½2015A90Reykjavik Open 20156.5
Pakleza,Z2498Movsesian,S2665½–½2015E94Reykjavik Open 20156.6
Granda Zuniga,J2646Tari,A25091–02015B10Reykjavik Open 20156.7
Kjartansson,G2491Naroditsky,D26330–12015D38Reykjavik Open 20156.8
Cornette,M2585Idani,P2496½–½2015B94Reykjavik Open 20156.9
Hansen,E2566Rombaldoni,A24881–02015B51Reykjavik Open 20156.10
Arngrimsson,D2366Steingrimsson,H2530½–½2015E39Reykjavik Open 20156.11
Maze,S2564Colovic,A24821–02015A07Reykjavik Open 20156.12
Preotu,R2447Stefansson,H25600–12015C92Reykjavik Open 20156.13
Gretarsson,H2554Sarkar,J2376½–½2015A45Reykjavik Open 20156.14
Petrov,N2435Le Roux,J2548½–½2015A13Reykjavik Open 20156.15
Wang,Y2433Danielsen,H2514½–½2015B07Reykjavik Open 20156.16
Sequera Paolini,J2408Libiszewski,F2514½–½2015C00Reykjavik Open 20156.17
Hammer,J2651Hagen,A24121–02015C67Reykjavik Open 20156.18
Jones,G2642Tania,S24041–02015A22Reykjavik Open 20156.19
Grandelius,N2603Thorfinnsson,B24031–02015C42Reykjavik Open 20156.20
Jussupow,A2573Foisor,C23941–02015A40Reykjavik Open 20156.21
Brunello,S2540L'Ami,A2393½–½2015A15Reykjavik Open 20156.22
L'Ami,E2605Mamedyarov,S27561–02015A41Reykjavik Open 20157.1
Fier,A2601Eljanov,P27270–12015E46Reykjavik Open 20157.2
Stefansson,H2560Granda Zuniga,J26460–12015B17Reykjavik Open 20157.3
Naroditsky,D2633Gao,R25331–02015B94Reykjavik Open 20157.4
Gunnarsson,J2443Hansen,E25660–12015C16Reykjavik Open 20157.5
Georgiadis,N2468Melkumyan,H26760–12015C92Reykjavik Open 20157.6
Movsesian,S2665Bekker-Jensen,S24621–02015B90Reykjavik Open 20157.7
Petrov,N2435Hammer,J26510–12015A20Reykjavik Open 20157.8
Wang,Y2433Jones,G26420–12015B52Reykjavik Open 20157.9
Thorhallsson,T2428Gupta,A26250–12015B67Reykjavik Open 20157.10
Steingrimsson,H2530Maisuradze,N23021–02015A09Reykjavik Open 20157.11
Esserman,M2426Grandelius,N2603½–½2015C95Reykjavik Open 20157.12
Norowitz,Y2422Jussupow,A2573½–½2015E11Reykjavik Open 20157.13
Sarkar,J2376Stopa,J25440–12015D17Reykjavik Open 20157.14
Danielsen,H2514Sequera Paolini,J24081–02015A91Reykjavik Open 20157.15
Antal,T2317Pakleza,Z24980–12015C41Reykjavik Open 20157.16
Idani,P2496Edvardsson,K21761–02015A15Reykjavik Open 20157.17
Khademalsharieh,S2357Brunello,S25401–02015E10Reykjavik Open 20157.18
Welling,G2355Rasmussen,A25320–12015D04Reykjavik Open 20157.19
Gulamali,K2350Grover,S25190–12015C49Reykjavik Open 20157.20
Tari,A2509Christiansen,J23510–12015C11Reykjavik Open 20157.21
Nguyen,T2338Kjartansson,G24911–02015B19Reykjavik Open 20157.22

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Johannes Fischer was born in 1963 in Hamburg and studied English and German literature in Frankfurt. He now lives as a writer and translator in Nürnberg. He is a FIDE-Master and regularly writes for KARL, a German chess magazine focusing on the links between culture and chess. On his own blog he regularly publishes notes on "Film, Literature and Chess".

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superboyo superboyo 3/16/2015 04:32
Congratulate the largest of america, Julio Granda for winning this round.
Too bad here on the page in Spanish does not leave the comment itself out in the English version. Greetings from Colombia for the big Granda!
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