Alkaloid triumphs at the European Club Cup in Novi Sad

by Marco Baldauf
11/15/2016 – Alkaloid, a team from Macedonia, won the European Club Cup. Alkaloid won the first five matches and drew the last two to finish first. Best scorer on the team was Chinese Grandmaster Yu Yangyi (photo). Place two went to Mednyi Vsadnik with Peter Svidler on top board. Vasily Ivanchuk won gold for the best performance on board one.
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Alkaloid triumphs in Novi Sad

Photos: Lennart Ootes

From 5th to 13th November the European Club took place in Novi Sad (Serbia). Top players such as Vladimir Kramnik, Levon Aronian, Maxime Vachier-Lagrave, Anish Giri etc. played in Novi Sad. 62 teams competed in the Open, 14 in the Women's Tournament, both played seven rounds Swiss.

Gold: Alkaloid

The team Alkaloid started as the number two seed and deserved the win, particularly because they showed a real team effort: they lost only two single games, all players had good results and the team won or drew all crucial matches against its direct rivals.

The winners from team Alkaloid

In round five the Macedonians took a big step towards the title by winning narrowly against St. Petersburg, the team that eventually finished second. The game on board five was crucial:

Fedoseev-Kryvoruchko

 
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1.g3 e5 2.c4 Nf6 3.Bg2 Nc6 4.d3 d5 5.cxd5 Nxd5 6.Nc3 Be6 7.Nf3 Be7 8.0-0 0-0 9.Bd2 Qd7 10.Ne4 f6 11.Rc1 a5 12.Nc5 Bxc5 13.Rxc5 a4 14.Qc1 Nde7 15.Qb1 Nf5 16.Rfc1 Qf7 17.a3 Nfd4 18.Re1 Nb3 19.Rb5 Qd7 20.Bc3 Nd8 21.Rxb3 axb3 22.d4 exd4 23.Nxd4 Bd5 24.e4 Bc4 25.Qc1 Qf7 26.Nf5 Be6 27.Nd4 Bc4 28.Nf5 Be6 29.Ne3 Nc6 30.f4 Rad8 31.f5 Bc8 32.Nd5 Bxf5 33.exf5 Rxd5 34.Bxd5 Qxd5 35.Qd1 Qxd1 36.Rxd1 Rd8 37.Rxd8+ Nxd8 38.Kf2 Nf7 39.Ke3 Nd6 40.g4 h5 41.h3 Kf7 42.a4 hxg4 43.hxg4 g6
Previously, Black was an exchange up - in a complicated position - but pragmatically gave the exchange back before the time-control to reach this endgame. 44.fxg6+ Kxg6 45.Kd4 Fedoseev uses the chance and activates his king. Kg5 46.Kd5 Ne8! The knight defends the pawn f6 but what to do against the advance of White's king? 47.Ke6 Kxg4 48.Kd7 f5! Trusting the power of his pawns Black leaves the knight on e8 to its fate. 49.Kxe8 c5‼
While Fedoseev had confidently taken the knight he now suddenly realized that his opponent had two passed pawns in the race - one too many for his bishop. After looking several in disbelief on the board he resigned. He did not want to see how the pawns queen after 50.Kd7 f4 51.Kd6 f3 52.Be1 c4 53.Kc5 c3! . 0–1
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Fedoseev,V2673Kryvoruchko,Y27020–12016A2932nd ECC Open 20165.6

In round six Alkaloid played against top Syberia and went through some fearful before finally securing a 3-3 draw.

Korobov-Yu

 
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1.c4 Nf6 2.Nc3 c5 3.g3 d5 4.cxd5 Nxd5 5.Bg2 Nxc3 6.bxc3 e5 7.d3 Nc6 8.Nf3 Be7 9.0-0 0-0 10.Rb1 Rb8 11.Nd2 Be6 12.Bxc6 bxc6 13.Rxb8 Qxb8 14.Qa4 a5 15.Ba3 Qb5 16.Qc2 a4 17.Rb1 Qa5 18.c4 Ra8 19.Bb2 f6 20.Bc3 Qd8 21.Qb2 Qe8 22.Ne4 Bf5 23.f3 Bxe4 24.dxe4 Bd6 25.Qc2 Qf7 26.Bd2 Bf8 27.Be3 Qc7 28.Kf2 h6 29.Qb2 a3 30.Qc2 Kh7 31.Rb3 Ra4 32.Bc1 Qf7 33.Rc3 Qa7 34.Qd3 Qf7 35.Be3 Rb4 36.h4 Qe6 37.Kg2 Qf7 38.Bd2 Ra4 39.h5 Ra7 40.Be3 Ra4 41.g4 Rb4 42.Kf2 Ra4 43.Qd8 Rb4 44.Qa8 f5 45.exf5 Qf6 46.Qxa3 Bd6 47.Ke1 e4 48.f4 Qh4+ 49.Kd2 Qxg4 50.f6 Bxf4 51.fxg7 Be5 52.g8Q+ Kxg8 53.Rb3 Qd7+ 54.Ke1 Bg3+ 55.Bf2 Bf4 56.Rxb4 Bd2+ 57.Kf1 cxb4 58.Qg3+ Bg5 59.Kg2 Kh7 60.Qh3 Qf7 60...Qxh3+? 61.Kxh3 Kg7 62.Kg4 Kf6 63.Bd4+ Ke6 64.e3+- 61.Bd4 e3 62.Qg3 c5 63.Bb2
This was the last and decisive game of the match which at this moment stood 2.5-2.5. Korobov had tried to grind his opponent and with less and less time on the clock Yu Yangyi finally goes astray. 63...Bf4? putting the bishop into an awkward pin. 63...Qxh5? 64.Qc7+ Kg6 65.Qg7+ Kf5 66.Qe5+ Kg6 67.Qe8++- 63...Qd7± 64.Qf3 Qg8+ 65.Kf1 Qf7 66.Ke1?? 66.Be5 would have been very simple - White wins the bishop and the game. 66...Qd7 67.Qe4+? 67.Qd5! forces the exchange of queens and liquidates to a won endgame. Qxd5 68.cxd5 c4 69.Bd4 Kg8 70.Kd1 Kf7 71.Kc2+- 67...Kg8 68.Qg6+ 68.Qxf4 Qd2+ 69.Kf1 Qd1+ 70.Kg2 Qxe2+ 71.Kg3 Qxb2= 68...Kf8 69.Qf6+ Ke8 70.Qh8+ Ke7 71.Qg7+ Ke8 72.Qg8+ Ke7 73.Qh7+ Kd8 74.Qxd7+ Kxd7 75.Kf1 Ke6 76.Bg7 Kf7 77.Bb2 Ke6 78.Bg7 Kf7 79.Bb2 Ke6 ½–½
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Korobov,A2689Yu,Y2721½–½2016A2232nd ECC Open 20166.5

Yu Yangyi scored 5.5/7 and was a cornerstone of Alkaloid's triumph.

In the last round Alkaloid played against SHMS Legacy Square team from Moscow and needed only one team-point to win the title. They had no problems to secure this point.

Silver: Mednyi Vsadnik

Mednyi Vsadnik from St. Petersburg had a strong and motivated team and started the tournament with three clear wins, followed by a smooth 4.5-1.5 victory in round four against VSK Sveti Nikolaj Srpski from Serbia. After losing against Alkaloid in round five they came back with a vengeance, beating Beer Sheva (ISR) 5-1. In the last round match against top seed Syberia they secured the silver medal. Peter Svidler, board one of Petersburg, was in excellent shape: he won against Shakriyar Mamedyarov and Ding Liren, two world-class players.

Peter Svidler was in great shape and led his team to place two.

In the final round Mednyi Vsadnik played against Siberia and it took Peter Svidler and his team some effort to draw the match after Leinier Dominguez Perez - Mednyi Vsadniks' board two - fell victim to Anish Giri's fine endgame technique and Bu Xiangzhi Bu and Peter Svidler had to cope with a pawn-deficit in the endgame. But in the end they both managed to hold their games and Mednyi Vsadnik won silver.

Giri-Dominguez Perez

 
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1.c4 c5 2.Nf3 Nf6 3.Nc3 Nc6 4.e3 e6 5.b3 d5 6.cxd5 exd5 7.Bb2 Bd6 8.d4 cxd4 9.Nxd4 0-0 10.Be2 Re8 11.0-0 Nxd4 12.Qxd4 Be5 13.Qd3 Ne4 14.Nxe4 Bxb2 15.Rad1 Bf5 16.Qd2 Bxe4 17.Qxb2 Rc8 18.Rc1 Qb6 19.Rfd1 h6 20.Qd2 Red8 21.Bd3 Qg6?! leading more or less forced to a position in which Giri has a clear and solid endgame advantage. 21...g6 22.Bxe4 Qxe4 23.g3 Rxc1 23...h5 24.Rxc8 Rxc8 25.Qxd5± 24.Qxc1! 24.Rxc1 d4 25.Rd1? d3 24...Qf5 24...d4 25.Rxd4 Rxd4 26.exd4 Qxd4 27.Qc8+ Kh7 28.Qxb7 Qa1+ 29.Kg2 Qxa2 30.Qxf7± 25.Qc5 b6 26.Qc7 Qd7 27.Qe5 Qe6 28.Qd4 f5 a concession. 29.h4 Rd7 30.Qc3 Kf7 31.h5 Qf6 32.Rd4 Ke7 33.a4 Qe5 34.a5 bxa5 35.Qxa5 Qe6 36.Rf4 Qe5 37.Qc5+ Ke6 38.Qc8 Ke7 39.Qc5+ Ke6 Black has pawn weaknesses on a7, d5, f5 and g7 and his king is exposed. 40.Qc6+ Ke7 41.Qg6 Qf6 42.Rxf5 Grabbing a pawn and allowing the exchange of queens. However, the pawn on g6 will prove to be useful for White. Qxg6 43.hxg6 Ke6 44.Rf8 h5 45.Kg2 d4 46.exd4 Rxd4 47.f4! Skilfully liquidating into a rook ending that is an elementary win for White. Rd5 48.Rf7 Rb5 49.Rxg7 Kf6 50.Rxa7 Kxg6 51.Ra6+ Kg7 52.Kh3 Rxb3 53.Ra5 1–0
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Giri,A2767Dominguez Perez,L27521–02016D3232nd ECC Open 20167.2

 

A close match: Mednyi Vsadnik against Syberia

 

Bronze: SHSM Legacy Square Moskau

No doubt a surprisingly good result of the team from Moscow which ranked eighth in the starting list. Legacy Square played without their top player Sergey Karjakin and the experts doubted the chances of the Moscovites to win a medal. But Daniil Dubov had a fantastic 5.0/7 score on board two, and Vladimir Malakhov (5.5/7) and Vadim Zvjaginsev (5/6) also scored well.

The 20-year old Daniil Dubov from Legacy Square Moskau.

(By the way: I heard that "Legacy Square" is a mistranslation of the Russian name of the club. It should rather be "Allowed Square" or "Possible Square", indicating the idea of moving a piece or a pawn to a certain square while conforming to the rules.)

Ashdod finished fourth. With an Elo-performance of 2888 Ashdod's top board Vasily Ivanchuk played an excellent tournament.

After his excursion to the world of draughts Vasily Ivanchuk celebrated a comeback and won gold for the best performance on board one.

 

Final standings after seven rounds

Rg. Team  Wtg1 
1 Alkaloid 12
2 Mednyi Vsadnik 11
3 SHSM Legacy Square Moscow 11
4 Ashdod 11
5 Odlar Yurdu 11
6 Syberia 11
7 Zhiguli 10
8 AVE Novy Bor 10
9 VSK Sveti Nikolaj Srpski 10
10 Schachgesellschaft Zurich 10
11 Ladya Kazan 10
12 OR Padova 9
13 AEM Luxten Timisoara 9
14 SV Werder Bremen 9
15 SK Dunajska Streda 9
16 LugPokerChess 9
17 Crvena Zvezda 9
18 Beer Sheva Chess Club 8
19 LSG IntelliMagic 8
20 Schachgesellschaft Riehen 8

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62 teams

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The Women's Tournament was less exciting. The favorites from Monte Carlo won in round three against NONA Batumi, their greatest rival, and after that showed focus until the end of the tournament. Monte Carlo won all seven matches and Women's World Champion Hou Yifan scored 7.0/7 on board one. With 6.5/7 former Women's World Champion Mariya Muzychuk scored only half-a-point less on board three.

Final standings after seven rounds

Rg. Snr Team Anz   +    =    -   Wtg1   Wtg2 
1 1 Cercle d'Echecs Monte-Carlo 7 7 0 0 14 152,0
2 2 NONA Batumi 7 5 1 1 11 127,5
3 3 Ugra Chess Club 7 5 0 2 10 126,5
4 10 ASD C.S.R. Fischer Chieti 7 3 2 2 8 78,0
5 5 Odlar Yurdu 7 3 2 2 8 75,5
6 9 Ladya Kazan 7 4 0 3 8 62,0
7 6 Chigorin Chess Club St Petersburg 7 3 1 3 7 89,0
8 7 Jelica PEP - Goracici 7 3 1 3 7 65,0
9 4 SHSM Legacy Square Moscow 7 3 0 4 6 86,0
10 11 Midland Monarchs 7 1 3 3 5 61,0
11 8 SS Lazio Scacchi 7 2 0 5 4 65,5
12 13 ASVOE Pamhagen 7 2 0 5 4 27,0
13 12 Rishon Le Zion 7 1 1 5 3 41,5
14 14 Kaunas CC Margiris 7 1 1 5 3 39,0

Mariya Muzychuk ...

... and Hou Yifan shine and help Monte Carlo to win gold.

 

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1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 d6 3.c3 Nf6 4.Be2 Nbd7 5.Qc2 b6 6.d4 e6 7.Bg5 h6 8.Bh4 Qc7 9.0-0 cxd4 10.Nxd4 Bb7 11.Nd2 Be7 12.Rae1 g5 13.Bg3 a6 14.a4 Rg8 15.f3 Nh5 16.Bf2 Nf4 17.Nc4 Rc8 18.Ne3 Ne5 19.Bg3 Nh5 20.Bf2 Nf4 21.Bg3 Nh5 22.Bf2 ½–½
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Muzychuk,A2561Paehtz,E2474½–½2016B5032nd ECC Women 20161.1
Brunello,M2349Muzychuk,M25320–12016C5032nd ECC Women 20161.1
Cramling,P2461Di Benedetto,D2137½–½2016D3732nd ECC Women 20161.1
Messina,R2082Skripchenko,A24550–12016E6232nd ECC Women 20161.1
Galliamova,A2434Dzagnidze,N2507½–½2016E6032nd ECC Women 20161.2
Batsiashvili,N2489Ambartsumova,K22881–02016E6332nd ECC Women 20161.2
Nebolsina,V2178Khotenashvili,B24260–12016A2932nd ECC Women 20161.2
Mikadze,M2233Markelova,L21331–02016D0232nd ECC Women 20161.2
Ushenina,A2453Socko,M24281–02016D8532nd ECC Women 20161.3
Zimina,O2394Mkrtchian,L24391–02016A0732nd ECC Women 20161.3
Nechaeva,M2420Paolillo,G20131–02016A5832nd ECC Women 20161.3
Di Primio,E1928Kovanova,B23820–12016C5532nd ECC Women 20161.3
Sandu,M2207Kashlinskaya,A2450½–½2016C1132nd ECC Women 20161.4
Pustovoitova,D2427Srebrnic,A22161–02016E7032nd ECC Women 20161.4
Chevannes,S2012Savina,A23630–12016E6332nd ECC Women 20161.4
Shuvalova,P2390Manelidou,M20841–02016C6032nd ECC Women 20161.4
Mammadzada,G2371Efroimski,M2312½–½2016B5632nd ECC Women 20161.5
Lahav,M2251Mammadova,G23640–12016C0532nd ECC Women 20161.5
Kazimova,N2323Mdivani,M19581–02016E2132nd ECC Women 20161.5
Federovski,A1937Hojjatova,A23160–12016C0732nd ECC Women 20161.5
Hapala,E2042Bodnaruk,A2470½–½2016B9032nd ECC Women 20161.6
Ovod,E2375Mira,H20471–02016D0032nd ECC Women 20161.6
Horvath,M1975Belenkaya,D23320–12016D2732nd ECC Women 20161.6
Balaian,A2216Kosc,R20161–02016B4732nd ECC Women 20161.6
Zhukova,N2448Berzina,I2283½–½2016D1232nd ECC Women 20161.7
Sibajeva,M1869Velikic,A22070–12016B1732nd ECC Women 20161.7
Rakic,M2334Gailiunaite,S18041–02016A8832nd ECC Women 20161.7
Perminaite,G1762Eric,J2209½–½2016B2232nd ECC Women 20161.7
Dzagnidze,N2507Bodnaruk,A24701–02016A1532nd ECC Women 20162.1
Ovod,E2375Batsiashvili,N2489½–½2016A4532nd ECC Women 20162.1
Khotenashvili,B2426Belenkaya,D23321–02016D2032nd ECC Women 20162.1
Balaian,A2216Melia,S23931–02016B3332nd ECC Women 20162.1
Kashlinskaya,A2450Hou,Y26350–12016A4032nd ECC Women 20162.2
Muzychuk,A2561Pustovoitova,D2427½–½2016B9132nd ECC Women 20162.2
Savina,A2363Muzychuk,M25320–12016D8532nd ECC Women 20162.2
Cramling,P2461Kovalevskaya,E2437½–½2016D0232nd ECC Women 20162.2
Ushenina,A2453Mamedjarova,Z23381–02016D2032nd ECC Women 20162.3
Mammadzada,G2371Pogonina,N2492½–½2016C7832nd ECC Women 20162.3
Nechaeva,M2420Mammadova,G2364½–½2016D9432nd ECC Women 20162.3
Kazimova,N2323Kovanova,B2382½–½2016E5332nd ECC Women 20162.3
Paehtz,E2474Zhukova,N2448½–½2016A5832nd ECC Women 20162.4
Velikic,A2207Brunello,M2349½–½2016D1032nd ECC Women 20162.4
Di Benedetto,D2137Eric,J22091–02016A3532nd ECC Women 20162.4
Prudnikova,S2296Santeramo,A20970–12016A3332nd ECC Women 20162.4
Socko,M2428Sandu,M22071–02016E8132nd ECC Women 20162.5
Srebrnic,A2216Zimina,O2394½–½2016A0732nd ECC Women 20162.5
Paolillo,G2013Chevannes,S2012½–½2016A1332nd ECC Women 20162.5
Serbanescu,D1989Di Primio,E1928½–½2016C4532nd ECC Women 20162.5
Berzina,I2283Efroimski,M23121–02016C0232nd ECC Women 20162.6
Mdivani,M1958Sibajeva,M18691–02016D2032nd ECC Women 20162.6
Gailiunaite,S1804Federovski,A19371–02016E9232nd ECC Women 20162.6
Vardi,S1889Perminaite,G1762½–½2016C5332nd ECC Women 20162.6
Hapala,E2042Galliamova,A24340–12016C6032nd ECC Women 20162.7
Ambartsumova,K2288Mira,H20471–02016C4532nd ECC Women 20162.7
Horvath,M1975Nebolsina,V21780–12016A8832nd ECC Women 20162.7
Markelova,L2133Kosc,R2016½–½2016A8032nd ECC Women 20162.7
Hou,Y2635Dzagnidze,N25071–02016C9232nd ECC Women 20163.1
Batsiashvili,N2489Muzychuk,A2561½–½2016D1032nd ECC Women 20163.1
Muzychuk,M2532Khotenashvili,B24261–02016D3132nd ECC Women 20163.1
Melia,S2393Cramling,P24611–02016B6632nd ECC Women 20163.1
Bodnaruk,A2470Ushenina,A2453½–½2016B2332nd ECC Women 20163.2
Pogonina,N2492Ovod,E23751–02016A6132nd ECC Women 20163.2
Belenkaya,D2332Mkrtchian,L2439½–½2016B4032nd ECC Women 20163.2
Nechaeva,M2420Balaian,A22161–02016E8132nd ECC Women 20163.2
Mamedjarova,Z2338Paehtz,E2474½–½2016D0232nd ECC Women 20163.3
Brunello,M2349Mammadzada,G23711–02016B9032nd ECC Women 20163.3
Mammadova,G2364Di Benedetto,D21371–02016B3132nd ECC Women 20163.3
Santeramo,A2097Kazimova,N23230–12016C6032nd ECC Women 20163.3
Zhukova,N2448Socko,M24280–12016A2932nd ECC Women 20163.4
Zimina,O2394Velikic,A22071–02016A1132nd ECC Women 20163.4
Eric,J2209Paolillo,G20131–02016C0032nd ECC Women 20163.4
Di Primio,E1928Prudnikova,S22960–12016B2532nd ECC Women 20163.4
Galliamova,A2434Kashlinskaya,A24501–02016E2032nd ECC Women 20163.5
Pustovoitova,D2427Ambartsumova,K22880–12016A1532nd ECC Women 20163.5
Nebolsina,V2178Savina,A23630–12016A3732nd ECC Women 20163.5
Kovalevskaya,E2437Markelova,L2133½–½2016A0732nd ECC Women 20163.5
Sandu,M2207Berzina,I2283½–½2016B1032nd ECC Women 20163.6
Sibajeva,M1869Srebrnic,A22161–02016B1232nd ECC Women 20163.6
Manelidou,M2084Gailiunaite,S18041–02016B3132nd ECC Women 20163.6
Perminaite,G1762Serbanescu,D1989½–½2016C4132nd ECC Women 20163.6
Efroimski,M2312Hapala,E20420–12016B4732nd ECC Women 20163.7
Mira,H2047Lahav,M22511–02016A3832nd ECC Women 20163.7
Mdivani,M1958Horvath,M19750–12016A2032nd ECC Women 20163.7
Kosc,R2016Vardi,S18890–12016B0932nd ECC Women 20163.7
Ushenina,A2453Hou,Y26350–12016E1932nd ECC Women 20164.1
Muzychuk,A2561Pogonina,N2492½–½2016C6732nd ECC Women 20164.1
Mkrtchian,L2439Muzychuk,M2532½–½2016A3632nd ECC Women 20164.1
Skripchenko,A2455Kovanova,B2382½–½2016C4732nd ECC Women 20164.1
Dzagnidze,N2507Mamedjarova,Z23381–02016A1532nd ECC Women 20164.2
Mammadova,G2364Batsiashvili,N24891–02016C5532nd ECC Women 20164.2
Khotenashvili,B2426Kazimova,N2323½–½2016A0732nd ECC Women 20164.2
Hojjatova,A2316Melia,S2393½–½2016B3032nd ECC Women 20164.2
Zhukova,N2448Galliamova,A2434½–½2016D4332nd ECC Women 20164.3
Ambartsumova,K2288Velikic,A2207½–½2016C1132nd ECC Women 20164.3
Eric,J2209Nebolsina,V21780–12016C4332nd ECC Women 20164.3
Markelova,L2133Prudnikova,S2296½–½2016A3732nd ECC Women 20164.3
Socko,M2428Berzina,I2283½–½2016B1232nd ECC Women 20164.4
Sibajeva,M1869Zimina,O23940–12016D1132nd ECC Women 20164.4
Paolillo,G2013Gailiunaite,S18041–02016B3132nd ECC Women 20164.4
Perminaite,G1762Di Primio,E19281–02016B0632nd ECC Women 20164.4
Paehtz,E2474Bodnaruk,A24700–12016E7032nd ECC Women 20164.5
Ovod,E2375Brunello,M2349½–½2016A1132nd ECC Women 20164.5
Santeramo,A2097Belenkaya,D23320–12016B1532nd ECC Women 20164.5
Balaian,A2216Messina,R20821–02016B8532nd ECC Women 20164.5
Kashlinskaya,A2450Hapala,E20421–02016D1932nd ECC Women 20164.6
Mira,H2047Pustovoitova,D24270–12016A0432nd ECC Women 20164.6
Savina,A2363Horvath,M19751–02016A0932nd ECC Women 20164.6
Kosc,R2016Shuvalova,P23900–12016A0332nd ECC Women 20164.6
Efroimski,M2312Sandu,M22070–12016B4332nd ECC Women 20164.7
Srebrnic,A2216Lahav,M2251½–½2016A0532nd ECC Women 20164.7
Federovski,A1937Manelidou,M2084½–½2016C6032nd ECC Women 20164.7
Serbanescu,D1989Vardi,S18890–12016B0632nd ECC Women 20164.7
Hou,Y2635Galliamova,A24341–02016B4832nd ECC Women 20165.1
Ambartsumova,K2288Muzychuk,A25610–12016B3032nd ECC Women 20165.1
Muzychuk,M2532Nebolsina,V21781–02016C5032nd ECC Women 20165.1
Markelova,L2133Cramling,P24610–12016A0432nd ECC Women 20165.1
Dzagnidze,N2507Ushenina,A2453½–½2016A0432nd ECC Women 20165.2
Pogonina,N2492Batsiashvili,N2489½–½2016E0432nd ECC Women 20165.2
Khotenashvili,B2426Mkrtchian,L2439½–½2016E0032nd ECC Women 20165.2
Nechaeva,M2420Melia,S23930–12016E3232nd ECC Women 20165.2
Mamedjarova,Z2338Socko,M24280–12016A4832nd ECC Women 20165.3
Zimina,O2394Mammadzada,G2371½–½2016A0432nd ECC Women 20165.3
Mammadova,G2364Paolillo,G20131–02016C1032nd ECC Women 20165.3
Di Primio,E1928Hojjatova,A2316½–½2016C0132nd ECC Women 20165.3
Berzina,I2283Kashlinskaya,A24501–02016C0232nd ECC Women 20165.4
Pustovoitova,D2427Sibajeva,M18691–02016A6132nd ECC Women 20165.4
Gailiunaite,S1804Savina,A23630–12016E9132nd ECC Women 20165.4
Shuvalova,P2390Perminaite,G17621–02016C7532nd ECC Women 20165.4
Bodnaruk,A2470Zhukova,N2448½–½2016C7532nd ECC Women 20165.5
Velikic,A2207Ovod,E23750–12016C6532nd ECC Women 20165.5
Belenkaya,D2332Eric,J22091–02016B5132nd ECC Women 20165.5
Prudnikova,S2296Balaian,A22161–02016A3132nd ECC Women 20165.5
Hapala,E2042Sandu,M22070–12016B4232nd ECC Women 20165.6
Srebrnic,A2216Mira,H2047½–½2016A0532nd ECC Women 20165.6
Horvath,M1975Chevannes,S20120–12016D3132nd ECC Women 20165.6
Manelidou,M2084Kosc,R20161–02016B3132nd ECC Women 20165.6
Paehtz,E2474Efroimski,M2312½–½2016A2832nd ECC Women 20165.7
Lahav,M2251Brunello,M2349½–½2016B9432nd ECC Women 20165.7
Di Benedetto,D2137Federovski,A19370–12016E6832nd ECC Women 20165.7
Vardi,S1889Santeramo,A20971–02016C5032nd ECC Women 20165.7
Bodnaruk,A2470Hou,Y26350–12016B8032nd ECC Women 20166.1
Muzychuk,A2561Ovod,E2375½–½2016C1632nd ECC Women 20166.1
Belenkaya,D2332Muzychuk,M25320–12016B4032nd ECC Women 20166.1
Skripchenko,A2455Balaian,A22160–12016C0132nd ECC Women 20166.1
Socko,M2428Dzagnidze,N25071–02016E3832nd ECC Women 20166.2
Batsiashvili,N2489Zimina,O2394½–½2016D2032nd ECC Women 20166.2
Paolillo,G2013Khotenashvili,B24260–12016A3732nd ECC Women 20166.2
Melia,S2393Di Primio,E19281–02016C5332nd ECC Women 20166.2
Pustovoitova,D2427Ushenina,A2453½–½2016A3432nd ECC Women 20166.3
Pogonina,N2492Savina,A23631–02016D0732nd ECC Women 20166.3
Kovalevskaya,E2437Mkrtchian,L2439½–½2016A1332nd ECC Women 20166.3
Kovanova,B2382Shuvalova,P23901–02016A1232nd ECC Women 20166.3
Sandu,M2207Mammadzada,G23711–02016B9232nd ECC Women 20166.4
Mammadova,G2364Srebrnic,A22161–02016C1632nd ECC Women 20166.4
Manelidou,M2084Kazimova,N2323½–½2016B5432nd ECC Women 20166.4
Hojjatova,A2316Serbanescu,D19891–02016C4132nd ECC Women 20166.4
Galliamova,A2434Berzina,I22831–02016D7932nd ECC Women 20166.5
Sibajeva,M1869Ambartsumova,K22880–12016B2832nd ECC Women 20166.5
Nebolsina,V2178Gailiunaite,S18041–02016A8032nd ECC Women 20166.5
Perminaite,G1762Markelova,L21330–12016B2232nd ECC Women 20166.5
Efroimski,M2312Zhukova,N2448½–½2016C0332nd ECC Women 20166.6
Velikic,A2207Mdivani,M19581–02016B4032nd ECC Women 20166.6
Federovski,A1937Eric,J22090–12016B3232nd ECC Women 20166.6
Prudnikova,S2296Vardi,S18891–02016E9332nd ECC Women 20166.6
Hapala,E2042Brunello,M23490–12016B9032nd ECC Women 20166.7
Di Benedetto,D2137Mira,H2047½–½2016D1232nd ECC Women 20166.7
Horvath,M1975Santeramo,A20971–02016E4432nd ECC Women 20166.7
Messina,R2082Kosc,R20160–12016B2032nd ECC Women 20166.7
Hou,Y2635Mammadzada,G23711–02016B2332nd ECC Women 20167.1
Mammadova,G2364Muzychuk,A25610–12016C5032nd ECC Women 20167.1
Muzychuk,M2532Kazimova,N23231–02016A5032nd ECC Women 20167.1
Hojjatova,A2316Cramling,P24610–12016B3032nd ECC Women 20167.1
Dzagnidze,N2507Kashlinskaya,A24501–02016A0632nd ECC Women 20167.2
Pustovoitova,D2427Batsiashvili,N2489½–½2016E0432nd ECC Women 20167.2
Khotenashvili,B2426Savina,A23630–12016E6032nd ECC Women 20167.2
Shuvalova,P2390Melia,S23930–12016A1332nd ECC Women 20167.2
Pogonina,N2492Galliamova,A24342016D4532nd ECC Women 20167.3
Ambartsumova,K2288Mkrtchian,L2439½–½2016B1232nd ECC Women 20167.3
Nechaeva,M2420Nebolsina,V21781–02016A8532nd ECC Women 20167.3
Markelova,L2133Kovanova,B23820–12016D3832nd ECC Women 20167.3
Sandu,M2207Bodnaruk,A24701–02016B9232nd ECC Women 20167.4
Ovod,E2375Chevannes,S20121–02016D4332nd ECC Women 20167.4
Manelidou,M2084Belenkaya,D23320–12016B1232nd ECC Women 20167.4
Balaian,A2216Serbanescu,D19890–12016C4132nd ECC Women 20167.4
Socko,M2428Efroimski,M23121–02016D2032nd ECC Women 20167.5
Lahav,M2251Zimina,O23940–12016B1232nd ECC Women 20167.5
Paolillo,G2013Mdivani,M19581–02016A8832nd ECC Women 20167.5
Federovski,A1937Di Primio,E19281–02016C7732nd ECC Women 20167.5
Zhukova,N2448Hapala,E20421–02016D1732nd ECC Women 20167.6
Mira,H2047Velikic,A22071–02016D1932nd ECC Women 20167.6
Eric,J2209Horvath,M19751–02016C0032nd ECC Women 20167.6
Kosc,R2016Prudnikova,S22960–12016B3132nd ECC Women 20167.6
Berzina,I2283Paehtz,E24741–02016C0232nd ECC Women 20167.7
Brunello,M2349Sibajeva,M18691–02016B0132nd ECC Women 20167.7
Gailiunaite,S1804Di Benedetto,D21370–12016D3532nd ECC Women 20167.7
Santeramo,A2097Perminaite,G17621–02016C7232nd ECC Women 20167.7

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Marco Baldauf, born 1990, has been playing since he was eight. In 2000 and 2002 he became German Junior Champion, in 2014 he became International Master. He plays for SF Berlin in the Bundesliga.

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