2023 U.S. Open Champion
Patrick Tang said that his son, GM Andrew Tang, graduated from Princeton University and, at the end of August, will start as a quantitative trader at Susquehanna International Group (SIG). Tang will work at SIG’s Manhattan office. Before beginning that job, Patrick said that Andrew has one more tournament on his schedule, the Washington International on August 12–16.
Patrick Tang said that GM Nikola Mitkov is Andrew’s coach, both now and back when Andrew was very young. While Andrew was closing in on his International Master title, IM John Bartholomew was his coach.
In this Videocourse we deal with different aspects of the middlegame which are important to study and improve your general understanding of chess structures.
GM Tang said his favorite game was his last round win over Grandmaster Varuzhan Akobian. He also enjoyed his round 5 win over FM Sharvesh Deviprasath.
Like Tang, Grandmaster Aleksey Sorokin also won his last round game. Both Tang and Sorokin finished with 8 out of 9 points. For their Armageddon playoff game, which had no increment, Tang bid 7 minutes and 52 seconds and Sorokin had 10 minutes. Tang had Black and draw odds. When Tang drew, he won the U.S. Open trophy and a $200 bonus.
By winning the U.S. Open, Tang qualified for the U.S. Championship, October 4–18 at the Saint Louis Chess Club. U.S. Open results are on this webpage.

Alexey Sorokin | Photo: Daniel Day / U.S. Chess Federation
Committee Meetings
From August 2–4, US Chess committees met within the Amway Grand Plaza, which adjoins the DeVos Place Convention Center site of the U.S. Open chess games. With some committees meeting at the same time, but in different rooms, it was impossible to attend them all. For more about committees, check the Committee Reports webpage.
August 2 Meetings
Dan Lucas, Melinda Matthews, and Natasha Roberts shared successes of US Chess Communications. More people visit Chess Life Online post-Covid than pre-Covid. Pre-Covid, each month, Chess Life Online had 100,000 unique visitors; post-Covid, that number has grown to 120,000 unique visitors.
Lucas noted that Communications often promotes from within. His first role was Director of Publications; he is now Senior Director of Strategic Communication. Matthews started at US Chess as assistant editor and is now managing editor for all print publications. Art Director Roberts began her US Chess career as an editorial assistant.
Lucas is also a former Chess Journalists of America (CJA) President. The current CJA President, Joshua Anderson, and Mark Capron, editor of The Chess Journalist, led the CJA meeting. This year’s award recipients are posted at the CJA website. Anderson congratulated the Chess Journalist of the Year, Pete Tamburro. Tamburro founded American Chess Magazine, which won Best Overall Magazine.

Pete Tamburro (seated) and Joshua Anderson | Photo: Alexey Root
Andrew Schley is Chair of the College Chess Committee. Joining him at the front of the room were past Chair Grandmaster Alexander Onischuk and committee members Jonathon Singler and Al Lawrence. The next Pan-American Intercollegiate Team Chess Championship will be held January 4–7, 2024, in McAllen, Texas.
Most committees met for one hour, but the Scholastic Committee was scheduled for two hours. One contentious topic was the best time control for US Chess national scholastic tournaments: Game in 90 minutes, with a 10-second delay (the current time control) versus Game in 60 minutes with either a 30-second increment or 30-second delay. Under the current time control, players may stop notating when either player has less than five minutes. Under the proposed time control, championed by Scholastic Council and Scholastic Committee Chair John D. Rockefeller V, players must record their moves throughout.
In addition to volunteering for US Chess, Rockefeller is known for his $3 million donation. Another major donor is Dewain Barber, the US Chess Dean of Scholastic Chess. On August 1, Barber had a book signing for Humor in Chess, books 1, 2, and 3.

Dewain Barber | Photo: Alexey Root
August 3 Meetings
In a total of 6 chapters, we look at the following aspects: the right decision based on tactical factors, decisions in exchanges and moves, complex and psychological decisions in longer games and in defence.
Kicking off Thursday afternoon’s meeting was the Women’s Committee. Representing the committee were Leila D’Aquin, Kimberly Doo (Co-Chair), Maureen Grimaud (Co-Chair), and Robin Ramson. The committee repeated an announcement, first made in the Senior Committee, that Elizabeth Shaughnessy, with support from Jim Eade, will be organizing the first U.S. Senior Women’s Championship. At least six women aged 50 and older will be invited. A U.S. Senior Women’s Championship was initially proposed in my 2019 ChessBase article. The Women’s Committee’s initiatives are described in its report.

From left to right: Leila D’Aquin, Kimberly Doo, Maureen Grimaud and Robin Ramson | Photo: Alexey Root
The Development Committee met next. It reported 1,188 unique donors in the 2022-2023 fiscal year. Some donations provide financial support to eligible Title I Schools to participate in US Chess-run national scholastic tournaments.
During the meeting of the U.S. Chess Trust, Managing Director Al Lawrence, President Beatriz Marinello, and Vice President for Scholastic Chess Sunil Weeramantry asked Recognitions Committee Chair John McCrary to give a history of the World Chess Hall of Fame. Among its many initiatives, the US Chess Trust is a partner in the World Chess Hall of Fame.

From left to right: John McCrary, Al Lawrence, Beatriz Marinello and Sunil Weeramantry | Photo: Alexey Root
August 4 Meetings
Two of the meetings on Friday, the Finance/Life Management Asset meeting and the States/Affiliates meeting, discussed sensitive topics, such as draft financial statements and who should run state chapters in Rhode Island and in the District of Columbia.
At its Staff Forum, US Chess employees responded to compliments and queries. Outgoing board member Fun Fong, of Georgia, praised quick reporting by Chess Life Online about Georgia winning the state versus state invitationals. Responding to whether US Chess plans a bigger social media presence, Dan Lucas replied that ideally Communications would gain a dedicated social media person. Even if that new position does not happen, Lucas said social media will be emphasized going forward.

The Staff Forum | Photo: Alexey Root
When Friday’s meetings ended, the US Chess Awards Reception began. A list of award winners is at this link. Two of the winners were John D. Rockefeller V (Koltanowski Award: Gold) and Jon Edwards (Grandmaster of the Year). This past November, Edwards won the 32nd World Correspondence Championship and became an ICCF Grandmaster.
The Delegates Meeting on August 5 and 6 was wide-ranging and too long to summarize here. For an overview of what was debated, follow the linked documents on this US Chess webpage.

Jon Edwards at the Grand Rapids Art Museum | Photo: Alexey Root
President Ford and National Chess Day
The Gerald R. Ford Museum is the top tourist attraction in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The museum includes replicas of the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room. Gerald and his wife Betty grew up in Grand Rapids and they are buried on the grounds of the museum.
Let us learn together how to find the best spot for the queen in the early middlegame, how to navigate this piece around the board, how to time the queen attack, how to decide whether to exchange it or not, and much more!
In 1976, President Ford declared October 9 as National Chess Day. Annually since then, National Chess Day has been celebrated on the second Saturday of October.

Alexey Root at the Gerald R. Ford Museum’s Cabinet Room
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1.d4 d5 2.Bf4 c5 3.e3 Nc6 4.Nf3 Nf6 5.Nbd2 e6 6.c3 Bd6 7.Bg3 0-0 8.Bd3 b6 9.e4 dxe4 10.Nxe4 Nxe4 11.Bxe4 Bb7 12.dxc5 Bxc5 13.Qa4 b5 14.Qxb5 Qb6 15.Qxb6 axb6 16.Ne5 Na5 17.Bxb7 Nxb7 18.b4 Bd6 19.Nd7 Bxg3 20.hxg3 Rfd8 21.Nxb6 Ra6 22.Nc4 Rc8 23.Ne3 Rxc3 24.a4 Rb3 25.Rh4 g5 26.Rg4 h6 27.Nc2 Rb2 28.0-0-0 Ra2 29.a5 Rc6 30.Rd2 Ra4 31.Rgd4 e5 32.Rd7 Rxb4 33.a6 1–0
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Andrew Tang | - | Francesco Bortolussi | - | 1–0 | | D00 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
Peter L Thau | - | David Brodsky | - | 0–1 | | E20 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
Alexander Shabalov | - | Gary Scott Pratt | - | 1–0 | | E60 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
Charles H Craigmile | - | Bryce Tiglon | - | 0–1 | | A05 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
Sharvesh R Deviprasath | - | Evan Qianyuan Fan | - | 1–0 | | A00 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
Falilou Guinee Keita | - | Brewington Hardaway | - | 0–1 | | E67 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
Jason Liang | - | Seth Homa | - | 1–0 | | C79 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
Nicholas Ladan | - | Joshua Posthuma | - | 0–1 | | A47 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
Rahul P Srivatshav | - | Avi Harrison Kaplan | - | 1–0 | | A67 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
Kostya Kavutskiy | - | Steven J Szpisjak | - | ½–½ | | D37 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
Dmitry Gurevich | - | Kevin Czuhai | - | 0–1 | | E16 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
Bojanovic Ratko | - | Austin Thomas Earsley | - | ½–½ | | A56 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
Marcus Zheng | - | Manis Davidovich | - | ½–½ | | A50 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
Aaron Jing | - | Henry L Terrie | - | ½–½ | | C63 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
Andrew M Schremser | - | Mihir A Kotbagi | - | ½–½ | | B12 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
Jashith Karthi | - | John Leighton | - | 1–0 | | E15 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
Wayne W Ballantyne | - | Derek Paitrick | - | 1–0 | | C13 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
Luke Kong | - | Deshawn L Kelley | - | 0–1 | | B23 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
Eric V Fischvogt | - | Abhinav Suresh | - | 0–1 | | A45 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
Robert E O'donnell | - | Brian Bannon | - | 1–0 | | E21 | 2023 US Open Championships | 1 |
John M Drippe | - | Andrew Tang | - | 0–1 | | D31 | 2023 US Open Championships | 2 |
David Brodsky | - | James Wei | - | 1–0 | | B36 | 2023 US Open Championships | 2 |
Logan C Shafer | - | Alexander Shabalov | - | ½–½ | | B06 | 2023 US Open Championships | 2 |
Bryce Tiglon | - | Harvey Hanke | - | 1–0 | | C63 | 2023 US Open Championships | 2 |
Paul D Lane | - | Sharvesh R Deviprasath | - | 0–1 | | E76 | 2023 US Open Championships | 2 |
Brewington Hardaway | - | Dale Eugene Sharp | - | 1–0 | | C77 | 2023 US Open Championships | 2 |
Ronald Wayne Burnett | - | Will Joseph Brooks | - | 1–0 | | A16 | 2023 US Open Championships | 2 |
Justin J Yu | - | Eugene Yanayt | - | 1–0 | | B40 | 2023 US Open Championships | 2 |
Bryan Enming Lin | - | Pranav Sairam | - | ½–½ | | C42 | 2023 US Open Championships | 2 |
Alan Kantor | - | Michael Takahashi | - | 0–1 | | C01 | 2023 US Open Championships | 2 |
Ujan Ray | - | John Riddell | - | ½–½ | | A40 | 2023 US Open Championships | 2 |
Karl Dehmelt | - | Stephen A Fairbairn | - | 1–0 | | B13 | 2023 US Open Championships | 2 |
Dexter Thompson | - | Benjamin E Durost | - | 0–1 | | C44 | 2023 US Open Championships | 2 |
Joshua Arden Campbell | - | James Neal | - | 0–1 | | D37 | 2023 US Open Championships | 2 |
William Donham | - | Gregory Markzon | - | 0–1 | | B22 | 2023 US Open Championships | 2 |
Andrew Tang | - | Kalman Vanderhoek | - | 1–0 | | D00 | Round 3: Andrew Tang - Kalman Vanderhoek | |
Cole Foreseter Blakeman | - | David Brodsky | - | 0–1 | | A15 | Round 3: Cole Foreseter Blakeman - David Brodsky | |
Jack Heller | - | Bryce Tiglon | - | ½–½ | | B23 | Round 3: Jack Heller - Bryce Tiglon | |
Puwit Sky Moerlien | - | Brewington Hardaway | - | ½–½ | | D53 | Round 3: Puwit Sky Moerlien - Brewington Hardaway | |
Sharvesh R Deviprasath | - | Eric Starkman | - | 1–0 | | B23 | Round 3: Sharvesh R Deviprasath - Eric Starkman | |
Brian Zhang | - | Ronald Wayne Burnett | - | 0–1 | | B06 | Round 3: Brian Zhang - Ronald Wayne Burnett | |
Jason Liang | - | Rahul P Srivatshav | - | 1–0 | | C02 | Round 3: Jason Liang - Rahul P Srivatshav | |
Joshua Posthuma | - | Dmitry Gurevich | - | 0–1 | | D30 | Round 3: Joshua Posthuma - Dmitry Gurevich | |
Austin Thomas Earsley | - | Kostya Kavutskiy | - | 0–1 | | B33 | Round 3: Austin Thomas Earsley - Kostya Kavutskiy | |
Seth Homa | - | Steven J Szpisjak | - | 1–0 | | A46 | Round 3: Seth Homa - Steven J Szpisjak | |
Nicholas Ladan | - | Aaron Jing | - | 1–0 | | C47 | Round 3: Nicholas Ladan - Aaron Jing | |
Avi Harrison Kaplan | - | David G Arganian | - | 1–0 | | A09 | Round 3: Avi Harrison Kaplan - David G Arganian | |
Kevin Czuhai | - | Jason G Luchan | - | ½–½ | | E67 | Round 3: Kevin Czuhai - Jason G Luchan | |
Henry L Terrie | - | Grant S Perks | - | 1–0 | | A13 | Round 3: Henry L Terrie - Grant S Perks | |
Manis Davidovich | - | Aayush Wadwha | - | ½–½ | | D04 | Round 3: Manis Davidovich - Aayush Wadwha | |
Karl Dehmelt | - | Andrew Tang | - | 0–1 | | C69 | Round 4: Karl Dehmelt - Andrew Tang | |
David Brodsky | - | Gregory Markzon | - | 1–0 | | B76 | Round 4: David Brodsky - Gregory Markzon | |
Luis Armando Suarez | - | Sharvesh R Deviprasath | - | 0–1 | | A40 | Round 4: Luis Armando Suarez - Sharvesh R Deviprasath | |
Ronald Wayne Burnett | - | Bryan A Weisz | - | 1–0 | | B27 | Round 4: Ronald Wayne Burnett - Bryan A Weisz | |
Justin J Yu | - | Michael Takahashi | - | 0–1 | | C00 | Round 4: Justin J Yu - Michael Takahashi | |
Bryce Tiglon | - | Siddharth Singh | - | 1–0 | | C06 | Round 4: Bryce Tiglon - Siddharth Singh | |
Kiren Nasta | - | Alexander Shabalov | - | 0–1 | | B47 | Round 4: Kiren Nasta - Alexander Shabalov | |
Brewington Hardaway | - | Benson Schexnaydre | - | 1–0 | | B06 | Round 4: Brewington Hardaway - Benson Schexnaydre | |
Justin Joseph Sarkar | - | Jack Heller | - | ½–½ | | E32 | Round 4: Justin Joseph Sarkar - Jack Heller | |
Luke Widjaja | - | Stephen Richard Mannion | - | ½–½ | | C44 | Round 4: Luke Widjaja - Stephen Richard Mannion | |
Nathaniel Philip Moor | - | Minh Binh Tran | - | 0–1 | | B78 | Round 4: Nathaniel Philip Moor - Minh Binh Tran | |
Anjaneya Sripathy Rao | - | Adhvaith Rajanish | - | 1–0 | | C25 | Round 4: Anjaneya Sripathy Rao - Adhvaith Rajanish | |
Puwit Sky Moerlien | - | Pranav Sairam | - | 1–0 | | D31 | Round 4: Puwit Sky Moerlien - Pranav Sairam | |
Havish Nagasai Kunchanapallil | - | John Riddell | - | 0–1 | | A42 | Round 4: Havish Nagasai Kunchanapallil - John Riddell | |
Roger Zhang | - | Michelle Zhang | - | 1–0 | | B15 | Round 4: Roger Zhang - Michelle Zhang | |
Andrew Tang | - | Sharvesh R Deviprasath | - | 1–0 | | E81 | Round 5: Andrew Tang - Sharvesh R Deviprasath | |
Michael Takahashi | - | David Brodsky | - | ½–½ | | E46 | Round 5: Michael Takahashi - David Brodsky | |
Alexander Shabalov | - | Roger Zhang | - | 1–0 | | D38 | Round 5: Alexander Shabalov - Roger Zhang | |
Bryce Tiglon | - | Hersh Singh | - | 1–0 | | C70 | Round 5: Bryce Tiglon - Hersh Singh | |
Minh Binh Tran | - | Brewington Hardaway | - | 0–1 | | C72 | Round 5: Minh Binh Tran - Brewington Hardaway | |
John Riddell | - | Puwit Sky Moerlien | - | 0–1 | | C44 | Round 5: John Riddell - Puwit Sky Moerlien | |
Dmitry Gurevich | - | Jason Liang | - | ½–½ | | D02 | Round 5: Dmitry Gurevich - Jason Liang | |
Kostya Kavutskiy | - | Joshua Posthuma | - | 0–1 | | E12 | Round 5: Kostya Kavutskiy - Joshua Posthuma | |
Rahul P Srivatshav | - | Anthony Thomas Nichols | - | 1–0 | | A13 | Round 5: Rahul P Srivatshav - Anthony Thomas Nichols | |
Matthew K Ng | - | Seth Homa | - | 1–0 | | B50 | Round 5: Matthew K Ng - Seth Homa | |
Matthew Miller Coy | - | Nicholas Ladan | - | 0–1 | | C60 | Round 5: Matthew Miller Coy - Nicholas Ladan | |
Wayne W Ballantyne | - | Avi Harrison Kaplan | - | 0–1 | | B90 | Round 5: Wayne W Ballantyne - Avi Harrison Kaplan | |
Paul Royal | - | Henry L Terrie | - | 1–0 | | C63 | Round 5: Paul Royal - Henry L Terrie | |
Bojanovic Ratko | - | Alicia Paans | - | 1–0 | | A13 | Round 5: Bojanovic Ratko - Alicia Paans | |
Mihir A Kotbagi | - | Kevin Czuhai | - | 1–0 | | E06 | Round 5: Mihir A Kotbagi - Kevin Czuhai | |
David Brodsky | - | Andrew Tang | - | ½–½ | | C60 | Round 6: David Brodsky - Andrew Tang | |
Ronald Wayne Burnett | - | Alexander Shabalov | - | 1–0 | | A20 | Round 6: Ronald Wayne Burnett - Alexander Shabalov | |
Puwit Sky Moerlien | - | Bryce Tiglon | - | 0–1 | | D27 | Round 6: Puwit Sky Moerlien - Bryce Tiglon | |
Brewington Hardaway | - | Michael Takahashi | - | 1–0 | | C10 | Round 6: Brewington Hardaway - Michael Takahashi | |
Sharvesh R Deviprasath | - | Eshaan Hebbar | - | 1–0 | | C47 | Round 6: Sharvesh R Deviprasath - Eshaan Hebbar | |
Luis Armando Suarez | - | Stephen Richard Hannion | - | ½–½ | | D26 | Round 6: Luis Armando Suarez - Stephen Richard Hannion | |
Karl Dehmelt | - | Alaa-Addin Moussa | - | 0–1 | | B30 | Round 6: Karl Dehmelt - Alaa-Addin Moussa | |
Sho Glashausser | - | Gregory Markzon | - | 0–1 | | B51 | Round 6: Sho Glashausser - Gregory Markzon | |
Lester L Vanmeter | - | Cole Foreseter Blakeman | - | 0–1 | | E11 | Round 6: Lester L Vanmeter - Cole Foreseter Blakeman | |
Luke Widjaja | - | James Neal | - | 1–0 | | C02 | Round 6: Luke Widjaja - James Neal | |
Vaibhav Robinjith Kalpaka | - | Anjaneya Sripathy Rao | - | ½–½ | | C10 | Round 6: Vaibhav Robinjith Kalpaka - Anjaneya Sripathy Rao | |
Nathaniel Philip Moor | - | Stan Halstead | - | 1–0 | | A40 | Round 6: Nathaniel Philip Moor - Stan Halstead | |
Justin Joseph Sarkar | - | Minh Binh Tran | - | 1–0 | | E32 | Round 6: Justin Joseph Sarkar - Minh Binh Tran | |
Ujan Ray | - | Adhvaith Rajanish | - | ½–½ | | D02 | Round 6: Ujan Ray - Adhvaith Rajanish | |
Andrew Jing | - | Pranav Sairam | - | 1–0 | | E06 | Round 6: Andrew Jing - Pranav Sairam | |
Bryce Tiglon | - | Aleksey Sorokin | - | ½–½ | | B33 | Round 7: Bryce Tiglon - Aleksey Sorokin | |
Andrew Tang | - | Dmitry Gurevich | - | 1–0 | | D00 | Round 7: Andrew Tang - Dmitry Gurevich | |
Jason Liang | - | Brewington Hardaway | - | 1–0 | | C72 | Round 7: Jason Liang - Brewington Hardaway | |
Semen Khanin | - | Ronald Wayne Burnett | - | ½–½ | | D10 | Round 7: Semen Khanin - Ronald Wayne Burnett | |
Varuzhan Akobian | - | Ralph Tan | - | 1–0 | | E61 | Round 7: Varuzhan Akobian - Ralph Tan | |
Gregory Markzon | - | Viktor Matviishen | - | 0–1 | | B91 | Round 7: Gregory Markzon - Viktor Matviishen | |
Alaa-Addin Moussa | - | David Brodsky | - | 0–1 | | D37 | Round 7: Alaa-Addin Moussa - David Brodsky | |
Joshua Posthuma | - | Bojanovic Ratko | - | 1–0 | | A40 | Round 7: Joshua Posthuma - Bojanovic Ratko | |
Kameron Lee Tolliver | - | Rahul P Srivatshav | - | 0–1 | | E76 | Round 7: Kameron Lee Tolliver - Rahul P Srivatshav | |
George Li | - | Luke Widjaja | - | 1–0 | | D38 | Round 7: George Li - Luke Widjaja | |
Cole Foreseter Blakeman | - | Sharvesh R Deviprasath | - | ½–½ | | A04 | Round 7: Cole Foreseter Blakeman - Sharvesh R Deviprasath | |
Nicholas Ladan | - | Esther Jou | - | 1–0 | | D00 | Round 7: Nicholas Ladan - Esther Jou | |
Avi Harrison Kaplan | - | Matthew K Ng | - | 1–0 | | E70 | Round 7: Avi Harrison Kaplan - Matthew K Ng | |
Matias Shundi | - | Paul Royal | - | 1–0 | | C11 | Round 7: Matias Shundi - Paul Royal | |
Alexander Shabalov | - | Advaith Vijayakumar | - | 1–0 | | E25 | Round 7: Alexander Shabalov - Advaith Vijayakumar | |
Andrew Tang | - | Jason Liang | - | ½–½ | | D45 | Round 8: Andrew Tang - Jason Liang | |
Aleksey Sorokin | - | Nicholas Ladan | - | 1–0 | | D30 | Round 8: Aleksey Sorokin - Nicholas Ladan | |
Ronald Wayne Burnett | - | Varuzhan Akobian | - | 0–1 | | A20 | Round 8: Ronald Wayne Burnett - Varuzhan Akobian | |
Viktor Matviishen | - | George Li | - | 1–0 | | E47 | Round 8: Viktor Matviishen - George Li | |
David Brodsky | - | Bryce Tiglon | - | 1–0 | | B50 | Round 8: David Brodsky - Bryce Tiglon | |
Joshua Posthuma | - | Avi Harrison Kaplan | - | ½–½ | | A30 | Round 8: Joshua Posthuma - Avi Harrison Kaplan | |
Rahul P Srivatshav | - | Matias Shundi | - | 1–0 | | D85 | Round 8: Rahul P Srivatshav - Matias Shundi | |
Nathaniel Philip Moor | - | Semen Khanin | - | 1–0 | | D02 | Round 8: Nathaniel Philip Moor - Semen Khanin | |
Eugene Yanayt | - | Alexander Shabalov | - | 1–0 | | A04 | Round 8: Eugene Yanayt - Alexander Shabalov | |
Michael Takahashi | - | Kostya Kavutskiy | - | ½–½ | | E94 | Round 8: Michael Takahashi - Kostya Kavutskiy | |
Ben Li | - | Stephen Richard Mannion | - | 1–0 | | D27 | Round 8: Ben Li - Stephen Richard Mannion | |
Dmitry Gurevich | - | Vaibhav Robinjith Kalpaka | - | ½–½ | | A09 | Round 8: Dmitry Gurevich - Vaibhav Robinjith Kalpaka | |
Hersh Singh | - | John P Fedorowicz | - | ½–½ | | E33 | Round 8: Hersh Singh - John P Fedorowicz | |
Brewington Hardaway | - | Cole Foreseter Blakeman | - | 1–0 | | B00 | Round 8: Brewington Hardaway - Cole Foreseter Blakeman | |
Sharvesh R Deviprasath | - | Derek Paitrick | - | 1–0 | | A01 | Round 8: Sharvesh R Deviprasath - Derek Paitrick | |
Jason Liang | - | Aleksey Sorokin | - | 0–1 | | A45 | Round 9: Jason Liang - Aleksey Sorokin | |
Varuzhan Akobian | - | Andrew Tang | - | 0–1 | | D38 | Round 9: Varuzhan Akobian - Andrew Tang | |
Viktor Matviishen | - | Rahul P Srivatshav | - | ½–½ | | A72 | Round 9: Viktor Matviishen - Rahul P Srivatshav | |
David Brodsky | - | Joshua Posthuma | - | ½–½ | | B32 | Round 9: David Brodsky - Joshua Posthuma | |
Nathaniel Philip Moor | - | Ben Li | - | 0–1 | | E04 | Round 9: Nathaniel Philip Moor - Ben Li | |
Avi Harrison Kaplan | - | Sharvesh R Deviprasath | - | 0–1 | | A00 | Round 9: Avi Harrison Kaplan - Sharvesh R Deviprasath | |
Brewington Hardaway | - | Justin Joseph Sarkar | - | 0–1 | | B48 | Round 9: Brewington Hardaway - Justin Joseph Sarkar | |
Bryce Tiglon | - | Eugene Yanayt | - | 1–0 | | B76 | Round 9: Bryce Tiglon - Eugene Yanayt | |
George Li | - | Hersh Singh | - | 1–0 | | D38 | Round 9: George Li - Hersh Singh | |
Kostya Kavutskiy | - | Kiren Nasta | - | ½–½ | | D85 | Round 9: Kostya Kavutskiy - Kiren Nasta | |
Eshaan Hebbar | - | Dmitry Gurevich | - | 0–1 | | E10 | Round 9: Eshaan Hebbar - Dmitry Gurevich | |
Vaibhav Robinjith Kalpaka | - | Ronald Wayne Burnett | - | 0–1 | | B01 | Round 9: Vaibhav Robinjith Kalpaka - Ronald Wayne Burnett | |
Seth Homa | - | Kameron Lee Tolliver | - | 1–0 | | D02 | Round 9: Seth Homa - Kameron Lee Tolliver | |
Nicholas Ladan | - | Sho Glashausser | - | ½–½ | | D02 | Round 9: Nicholas Ladan - Sho Glashausser | |
Ryan Daniel Clayton | - | Esther Jou | - | 1–0 | | A07 | Round 9: Ryan Daniel Clayton - Esther Jou | |
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These video courses feature a black repertoire against 1.d4, 1.Nf3 and 1.c4. The recommended variations are easy to learn and not difficult to remember, but also pose White serious challenges.
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