American Cup, Day 6: Caruana and Krush qualify to the finals

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4/26/2022 – Both GM Fabiano Caruana (pictured) and GM Irina Krush managed to qualify to the finals of the American Cup, after drawing the second game and avoiding a playoff in their Champions Bracket matches against GM Leinier Dominguez and FM Alice Lee. | Photo courtesy of Saint Louis Chess Club, Lennart Ootes

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By IM Kostya Kavutskiy
Press release of the Saint Louis Chess Center

In the Elimination Bracket, GM Levon Aronian defeated GM Ray Robson 2-0, while WGM Tatev Abrahamyan ended up winning a playoff against WGM Begim Tokhirjonova. Taking place tomorrow will be the finals of the Elimination Bracket, with Aronian facing Dominguez and Lee taking on Abrahamyan for one more chance at overall tournament victory.

Open Field - Champions Bracket

Women’s Field - Champions Bracket

Open Field - Elimination Bracket

Women’s Field - Elimination Bracket

CHAMPIONS BRACKET

DOMINGUEZ - CARUANA ½-½ 

Good preparation by Dominguez in the Italian Game earned him a serious advantage on the clock, as well as a clearly better position where he could play against Black’s isolated pawn. But a very practical pawn sacrifice by Caruana changed the character of the game, not letting Dominguez to simply improve his position. Dominguez was then unable to keep his edge as the players entered a rook and knight endgame where Black always had enough counterplay to survive. Further good defense by Caruana allowed him to hold the game, clinching the classical match 1.5-0.5.

 

23…e3! threw a wrench into White’s plans, as there was no comfortable way to capture the pawn. | ½-½, 56 moves

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18...b6N 13:18 18...Rfb8= Predecessor: 18...Rfd8 19.Nbc5 Bc8 20.b4 axb4 21.axb4 Nxb4 22.Nxb7 Bxb7 23.Bxb7 Ra5 24.Be4 Qe8 25.Re2 Rb8 26.Nb2 Na2 27.Na4 Nb4 28.Nb2 Na2 29.Na4 Nb4 ½-½ (29) Lubbe,N (2427)-Can,E (2569) Reykjavik 2021 19.Bxc6 14:26 Bxc6 11 20.Nxd4 4 Bb7 1:20 21.Nb5 56 Qd7 0 22.Qe2 28 Rad8 2:42 23.d4 2:24 Qc6 6:31
Prevents f3. 24.f3! 0 Rd7 10:19 25.Kg2! 4:52 But not 25.Nxc7 Qxa4 26.Nb5 Ba6 25...Bd8 1:16 26.Nac3 1:53 Bf6 1:03 27.Rad1 3:20 Qc8 3:16 28.d5 0 Bxc3 4:57 29.Nxc3 28 exd5 28 30.Nxd5 1:33 Bxd5 34 31.Rxd5 2:00 Don't play 31.cxd5 Rfd8= 31...Rfd8 9:32 32.Qe4 0 b5 1:51
Black should try 32...Rxd5 33.cxd5 Qd7 33.Rxd7!± 1:29 0x0.0023821a128edp-1022s more active pieces. Don't take 33.Rxb5?! Rd4 34.Qe3 Qxc4 33...Qxd7 27       Endgame KQR-KQR 34.c5 24 b4 1:14 35.axb4 2:16 axb4 53       Black cannot hold the game after this. 35...Qd2+± 36.Re2 Qxb4 36.Qxb4+- 2:54 Qd2+? 35 36...Qd5 37.Re2 Qd3 37.Qxd2 6 White is clearly winning. Rxd2+ 6 KR-KR 38.Kh3 5 And now Rc1 would win. Rxb2 9 39.Rc1 4 Inhibits Rc2. Strongly threatening c6. Kf8 40 40.c6 1:22       White threatens c7 and mate. Rb8 13 41.Kg4 24 Ke7 1:41 42.c7 56 Rc8 0 43.Kh5 11 Kf6 1:10 44.Rc6+ 9 Ke5 27 45.f4+ 50       Kd5 33 46.Rc1 8 Kd6 30 47.f5 0 Ke5 30 48.g4 17 Kf6 31 49.Rc6+ 9 Ke7 28 50.f6+ 7 Kd7 32 51.Rc2 24 gxf6 12 52.Kxh6 13 Weighted Error Value: White=0.02 (flawless) /Black=0.29 (precise)
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Aronian,L2772Robson,R26761–02022A13American Cup Champions 20221.1
Dominguez Perez,L2752Shankland,S2708½–½2022C54American Cup Champions 20221.2
Shankland,S2708Dominguez Perez,L2752½–½2022B44American Cup Champions 20221.2
Xiong,J2686Caruana,F2792½–½2022A30American Cup Champions 20221.2
Sevian,S2684So,W2772½–½2022D35American Cup Champions 20221.2
Robson,R2676Aronian,L27721–02022A29American Cup Champions 20221.2
So,W2772Sevian,S26840–12022E48American Cup Champions 20221.3
Shankland,S2708Dominguez Perez,L2752½–½2022A56American Cup Champions 20221.3
Xiong,J2686Caruana,F2792½–½2022D00American Cup Champions 20221.3
Robson,R2676Aronian,L27720–12022A29American Cup Champions 20221.3
Caruana,F2792Xiong,J2686½–½2022C42American Cup Champions 20221.4
Aronian,L2772Robson,R2676½–½2022B50American Cup Champions 20221.4
Dominguez Perez,L2752Shankland,S27081–02022B90American Cup Champions 20221.4
Caruana,F2792Xiong,J26861–02022C10American Cup Champions 20221.5
Caruana,F2792Sevian,S2684½–½2022E49American Cup Champions 20222.1
Aronian,L2772Dominguez Perez,L27520–12022C42American Cup Champions 20222.1
Dominguez Perez,L2752Aronian,L2772½–½2022B12American Cup Champions 20222.2
Sevian,S2684Caruana,F2792½–½2022A33American Cup Champions 20222.2
Caruana,F2792Sevian,S26841–02022B06American Cup Champions 20222.3
Sevian,S2684Caruana,F27920–12022D02American Cup Champions 20222.3
Caruana,F2792Dominguez Perez,L27521–02022A33American Cup Champions 20223.1
Dominguez Perez,L2752Caruana,F2792½–½2022C50American Cup Champions 20223.2

LEE - KRUSH ½-½ 

Also needing just a draw to clinch the match was Krush, who opted for the solid Cambridge Springs Variation against her young opponent. Lee played quite solidly in the middlegame, but wasn’t able to outplay Krush, who slowly managed to trade down into a drawish heavy piece endgame. Krush even ended up with an extra pawn in a rook endgame, but the position offered no winning chances for Black and the players soon repeated moves to draw the game.

GM Irina Krush | Photo courtesy of Saint Louis Chess Club, Lennart Ootes

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1.d4 3 Nf6 0 2.c4 9 e6 17 3.Nc3 9 Bb4 13 4.Nf3 11 d5 25 5.cxd5 0 exd5 11 6.Bg5 15 0-0 4:05 7.e3 25 Bf5 3:36 D38: Queen's Gambit Declined: Ragozin Defence (4 Nf3 Bb4). 8.Qb3 1:38 Bxc3+ 16 9.bxc3 1:19 Nbd7 9 The position is equal. 10.Be2 0 c5! 16 11.dxc5 32 Nxc5 7:23 12.Qb4 1:40 Nce4 7:04 13.Bh4 12:07
13...h6N 6:08 Predecessor: 13...Rc8 14.Rc1 Qb6 15.Qxb6 axb6 16.Nd4 Bd7 17.Bxf6 gxf6 18.Bf3 Nxc3 19.Kd2 Ne4+ 20.Bxe4 dxe4 21.Rxc8 Rxc8 ½-½ (29) Altini,N (2419)-Menezes,C (2409) Balatonszarszo 2017 14.Nd4 2:32 Bh7 8:18 15.Qxb7 9:44 Re8 0 16.0-0 8:27 Qd6 30:42 17.Qa6 8:31 Qe5 5:18 17...g5 18.Rac1 5:19 Nd7 3:21 19.c4 4:42 Nd2 1:37 19...dxc4± 20.Bxc4 Qh5 20.Rfd1 49 Nxc4 1:01 21.Bxc4 11:15 dxc4 7 22.Qxc4 8 Nb6 1:29 23.Qb3 1:54 Be4 1:23 24.Bg3 3:22 Qf6 0 24...Qa5± 25.Qb2 25.Rc7 Bd5± 25...Qa4 25.Nb5 0 Black must now prevent Nc7. Red8 1:08 26.Nd6 38 Bg6 39 27.e4 1:02 Qe7 54 28.f3 38 Nc8 1:03 29.Nc4 4:37 0x0. 0017ad110bf2dp-1022s more active pieces. Rxd1+ 42 30.Rxd1 40 Nb6 12 31.Ne5 41 Bh5 0 32.h3 3:50 Re8 25 32...Kh8± 33.Qb5 f6 33.Kh2+- 27 Rc8 59 34.a4 3:10 Qc5 1:05 35.Rd2 2:21 Qc1 36 35...Qa5 was called for. 36.Rd6 Rc3 37.Rd8+ Kh7 36.Rd6 2:51 Qc5 49 37.Qd1 2:41 f6 40 38.Qb3+ 1:54 Kh7 35 39.Nd7 43 39.Nd3+- Qc4 40.Qxc4 Nxc4 41.Ra6 39...Nxd7± 13 40.Rxd7 2 Strongly threatening Qb7. Be8 41 41.Rb7 37 Hoping for Qe6. Qd4 28
41...Bc6± might work better. 42.Qa3 2:53 42.Bf4!+- and the rest is easy. 42...Bc6 35 43.Rb4 46 Qd7 37 44.Qa1 1:53 Bb7 25 Black should try 44...Qd2 45.Rb2 Qe3 45.Rd4 50       White is in control. Qf7 29 46.Qd1 31
Prevents Rc2. Rd7 is the strong threat. 46...Qa2? 38       This move loses the game for Black. 46...Re8± is tougher. 47.Rd6 47.Rd7 Re7± 47...Bc8 47.Rd2+- 24 Qc4 45 48.Rd7? 13 48.e5 48...Qc6 20 48...Bc6 49.Qd4 33 aiming for e5. White is clearly winning. Rf8 56 49...Ba8 50.Qxa7 Rg8 50.Rc7 50 Qa6 23 51.Qd7 15 Weighted Error Value: White=0.28 (precise) /Black=0.49
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Krush,I2421Yan,R23151–02022D38American Cup Women Champions 20221.1
Nemcova,K2335Tokhirjonova,G23350–12022A48American Cup Women Champions 20221.2
Tokhirjonova,G2335Nemcova,K2335½–½2022D61American Cup Women Champions 20221.2
Yan,R2315Krush,I2421½–½2022B45American Cup Women Champions 20221.2
Abrahamyan,T2311Zatonskih,A24051–02022C43American Cup Women Champions 20221.2
Lee,A2237Tsolakidou,S2359½–½2022E49American Cup Women Champions 20221.2
Tsolakidou,S2359Lee,A2237½–½2022D27American Cup Women Champions 20221.3
Abrahamyan,T2311Zatonskih,A24051–02022C43American Cup Women Champions 20221.3
Lee,A2237Tsolakidou,S23591–02022D36American Cup Women Champions 20221.3
Zatonskih,A2405Abrahamyan,T23111–02022E46American Cup Women Champions 20221.4
Tsolakidou,S2359Lee,A22370–12022D20American Cup Women Champions 20221.4
Krush,I2421Tokhirjonova,G2335½–½2022E53American Cup Women Champions 20222.1
Lee,A2237Abrahamyan,T23111–02022D30American Cup Women Champions 20222.1
Tokhirjonova,G2335Krush,I24210–12022A30American Cup Women Champions 20222.2
Abrahamyan,T2311Lee,A22370–12022B33American Cup Women Champions 20222.2
Krush,I2421Lee,A22371–02022A13American Cup Women Champions 20223.1
Lee,A2237Krush,I2421½–½2022D52American Cup Women Champions 20223.2

ELIMINATION BRACKET

ARONIAN - ROBSON 2-0

In a rematch of the Champions Bracket, Aronian started out the first playoff game with an interesting setup in a Reverse Benoni, forcing Robson to burn a lot of time in the opening. Unfortunately for Robson, his time-trouble would end up being the deciding factor in the match, as he eventually went down to 1 minute versus 15 and couldn’t maintain his accuracy. A few moves later, Aronian setup a nice tactic to win the exchange and converted the first game with ease.

 

37.Nxc5! was Aronian’s winning trick, with idea 37…Qxc5 38.d4 and 37…Qxf4 38.Nxd7+ | 1-0, 45 moves

In the second game Robson again started spending a lot of time out of the opening, looking to keep the position as complicated as possible. But Aronian played quickly and confidently, even sacrificing an exchange for a strong initiative on the kingside. Robson was then forced to enter a position with two rooks for the queen, but his king was too exposed and a further blunder allowed Aronian to win the second game as well.

GM Levon Aronian | Photo courtesy of Saint Louis Chess Club, Lennart Ootes

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1.d4 1 Nf6 2 2.c4 1 e6 3 3.Nf3 3 d5 2 4.g3 0 Bb4+ 13 5.Bd2 2       Be7 2 6.Bg2 2 0-0 5 7.0-0 4 Nbd7 8 8.Qc2 3 c6 0 9.Bf4 4 b6 46 10.cxd5 2 cxd5 22 11.Rc1 1 Bb7 6:14 12.Bc7 2 Qe8 28 13.Qb3 1 E08: Closed Catalan: Main Line: 7 Qc2. Ne4 5:52 14.Nc3 2 Nxc3 2:26 15.Rxc3 16
The position is equal. 15...Rc8N 3:05 Predecessor: 15...Ba6 16.Qd1 Nf6 17.Ne5 Rc8 18.Rac1 Ne4 19.R3c2 Qa4 20.Bf1 f6 21.Nf3 Qxa2 0-1 (57) Dreev,A (2671)-Bosiocic,M (2598) Zagreb 2019 16.Rac1 2:31 Nb8 37 17.Ne5 0 Na6 2 18.Bh3 58 Nxc7 1:16 19.Rxc7 2
Strongly threatening Nxf7! 19...Bd6 0 20.Rxc8 1:00 Bxc8 1 21.e3 30 Bb7 30 22.Bf1 15 Bxe5 1:26 23.dxe5 1 Qb8 3 24.f4 3:35 Rc8 0 25.Rc3 31 h6 1:36 26.h4 1:50 Rxc3 54 27.Qxc3 1:39 Qc8 3 28.Kf2 37 Qc5 22 29.Ke1 30 Kf8 0 30.Kd2 10 Ke7 48 31.b4 29 Qxc3+ 15 32.Kxc3= 1       Endgame KB-KB Bc6 15 33.b5 49 Bd7 22 34.Kd4 5 Bc8 57 35.a4 24 Bb7 0 36.g4 1:14       Bc8 16 37.h5 1:04 Bb7 12 38.g5 45 Bc8 9 39.Bd3 32 Bd7 14 40.e4 0 dxe4 1 41.Bxe4 1 Bc8 17 42.Bc6 28 Bd7 8 43.Bb7 1:27 Kf8 7 44.Ke3 9 Ke7 9 45.Kf3 0 Kf8 6 46.Kg3 1:09 Ke7 3 47.Be4 28 Bc8 8 48.Bc6 35 Bd7 10 49.Be4 31 Bc8 2 50.Bc6 0 50.gxh6= gxh6 51.Kf3 50...Bd7 1 51.Be4 1 51.Kf3 feels stronger. 51...Bc8= 0 52.Bc6 1 Bd7 3 53.Be4 9 Weighted Error Value: White=0.09 (flawless) /Black=0.06 (flawless)
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Shankland,S2709Robson,R2681½–½2022E08American Cup Elimination 20221.1
So,W2778Xiong,J26851–02022D73American Cup Elimination 20221.2
Xiong,J2685So,W2778½–½2022C65American Cup Elimination 20221.2
Robson,R2681Shankland,S2709½–½2022C67American Cup Elimination 20221.2
Shankland,S2709Robson,R26811–02022A20American Cup Elimination 20221.4
Robson,R2681Shankland,S27091–02022C84American Cup Elimination 20221.4
Aronian,L2785So,W2778½–½2022A14American Cup Elimination 20222.1
Sevian,S2693Robson,R2681½–½2022C67American Cup Elimination 20222.1
So,W2778Aronian,L27850–12022E46American Cup Elimination 20222.2
Robson,R2681Sevian,S2693½–½2022E04American Cup Elimination 20222.2
Robson,R2681Sevian,S26931–02022E04American Cup Elimination 20222.3
Sevian,S2693Robson,R2681½–½2022D31American Cup Elimination 20222.4
Aronian,L2785Robson,R26811–02022A13American Cup Elimination 20223.1
Robson,R2681Aronian,L27850–12022C54American Cup Elimination 20223.2

TOKHIRJONOVA - ABRAHAMYAN | 1-3

The initial two games in the Elimination Match both came down to a complicated rook endgame. First Abrahamyan missed a serious chance to win as Black, allowing a draw–then Tokhirjonova was better in the next game but couldn’t make anything of her advantage, leading to a 1-1 tie and forcing a playoff.

The first game of the playoff was quite a sharp struggle in the Italian Game, with very few pieces getting traded before the players entered time-trouble. As the clocks ticked down, the position opened up, with many possible tactics under the surface. A strategic blunder by Tokhirjonova allowed Abrahamyan to trade off the light-squared bishops, leaving Black’s kingside extremely vulnerable. Abrahamyan pounced on the chance and immediately decided the game with a powerful attack.

 

34.Qc2+! was the game-winner, taking control over the light-squares on the kingside. After 34…f5 35.Ne5+ Black could not go 35…Kf6 in view of 36.Nh5 mate! | 1-0, 36 moves 

In the second game Tokhirjonova got a bit of pressure as White out of the opening, but it was quickly neutralized as Abrahamyan was able to generate decent counterplay on the queenside. The players then traded down into a heavy-piece endgame where only Black (Abrahamyan) had chances to push for the win. In the ensuing time scramble Tokhirjonova ended up blundering her queen, and was forced to resign on the spot.

Abrahamyan vs. Tokhirjonova during their Elimination Match | Photo courtesy of Saint Louis Chess Club, Austin Fuller

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1.e4 3 c5 2 2.Nf3 2 d6 0 3.Bb5+ 2 Nd7 3 4.a4 1 a6 8 5.Be2 5 Ngf6 7 6.Nc3 0 e6 12 7.0-0 4 Be7 5 8.d4 3 cxd4 2 9.Qxd4 3 0-0 0 10.Rd1 54 Qc7 25 11.Qc4 15 Qb8 1:40 12.a5 2:25 b5 26 13.axb6 7 Nxb6 2 14.Qb3 16 Qc7 0 15.Be3 1:08 Rb8 1:25 16.Qa2 2 Nbd7 3:53 17.Nd4 3:01 Nc5 3:25 18.f3 5:42 Bb7 1:36 19.Rd2 2:23 Rfc8 0 20.Rad1 1:17 Bf8 1:21 21.Bf2 30 Ncd7 1:22 22.Nb3 1:35 d5 2:44 23.exd5 2:07 Nxd5 1:38 24.Nxd5 11 Bxd5 0 25.Bg3 6:01 Bd6 2:42 26.Bxd6 2 Qxd6 1 27.Qxa6 11 Qe5 1:37 28.c4 31 Bb7 34 29.Qd6 33 Qe3+ 0 30.Kf1 5 Nf8 20 31.Rd3 24 Qg5 5 32.R3d2 14 Bxf3 13 33.Bxf3 6 Rxb3 1 34.Qd4 4 Rb4 0 35.Rc2 3 e5 10 36.Qd3 20 Qf4 3 37.g3 17 Qf6 7 38.Rdc1 3 Rcb8 6 39.Qe2 5 Ne6 0 40.Qe3 20 Rb3 7 41.Rc3 7 Rxb2 2 42.c5 9 Rb1 27 43.c6 8 e4 14 44.c7 Nxc7 1 45.Rxc7 4 Rxc1+ 4 46.Rxc1 2 exf3 0 47.Rc3 37 Rb1+ 17 48.Kf2 17 Rb2+ 1 49.Kf1 2 Qa6+ 5 50.Rd3 3 Qa1+ 9 0–1
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Zatonskih,A2393Tsolakidou,S23590–12022E21American Cup Women Elimination 20221.2
Tsolakidou,S2359Zatonskih,A23930–12022E20American Cup Women Elimination 20221.2
Yan,R2283Nemcova,K23350–12022C77American Cup Women Elimination 20221.2
Zatonskih,A2393Tsolakidou,S2359½–½2022E46American Cup Women Elimination 20221.4
Nemcova,K2335Yan,R22831–02022A18American Cup Women Elimination 20221.4
Yan,R2283Nemcova,K23350–12022C84American Cup Women Elimination 20221.5
Tsolakidou,S2359Tokhirjonova,G23350–12022E49American Cup Women Elimination 20222.1
Nemcova,K2335Abrahamyan,T23110–12022E14American Cup Women Elimination 20222.1
Tokhirjonova,G2335Tsolakidou,S23591–02022E41American Cup Women Elimination 20222.2
Abrahamyan,T2311Nemcova,K23351–02022B35American Cup Women Elimination 20222.2
Tokhirjonova,G2335Abrahamyan,T2311½–½2022E48American Cup Women Elimination 20223.1
Abrahamyan,T2311Tokhirjonova,G2335½–½2022C54American Cup Women Elimination 20223.2
Abrahamyan,T2311Tokhirjonova,G23351–02022C54American Cup Women Elimination 20223.3
Tokhirjonova,G2335Abrahamyan,T23110–12022E48American Cup Women Elimination 20223.4

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