Stepan Avagyan Memorial - live

by ChessBase
6/18/2024 – Arjun Erigaisi won the 5th Stepan Avagyan Memorial in Jermuk, Armenia, with one round to spare. After 8 of 9 rounds he leads the field with 6.0/8 and is 1.5 points ahead of Samuel Sevian and Amin Tabatabaei who both have 4.5/8. The ninth and final round starts at 11.00 local time (9.00 CEST, 3.00 ET).

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Participants

No. Name Elo
3 Erigaisi Arjun 2761
1 Tabatabaei M. Amin 2713
2 Sevian Samuel 2687
5 Deac Bogdan-Daniel 2680
10 Martirosyan Haik M. 2662
6 Murzin Volodar 2650
4 Bluebaum Matthias 2647
9 Sargsyan Shant 2639
7 Petrosyan Manuel 2625
8 Hovhannisyan Robert 2611

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