Five leaders after first German League weekend

by Klaus Besenthal
11/29/2019 – Last weekend the new season of the German League began with team matches in Bremen, Deizisau, Augsburg and Speyer-Schwegenheim. In the top match, Bremen Werder met Solingen. Perennial favourites OSG Baden-Baden played their season openers against Berlin and Dresden, winning both matches easily. Results, games and video. | Photo: Grenke Chess YouTube

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German league 2019/20 season

The chess Bundesliga, one of the jewels in German chess, began its  season last weekend with matches in four cities. The German Women's League kicked off already in mid-September.

Bundesliga logoShortly before the start of last season, the DJK Aufwärts Aachen withdrew from the league, leaving the 2018/19 season with only 15 teams. OSG Baden Baden won their 13th title ahead of Hockenheim and Solingen. Dusseldorf, Hofheim and Zugzwang Munich were relegated.

This year four teams have moved up from the second league: Aachen SV, Bayern München, SV Lingen and Speyer-Schwegenheim. And since no clubs have withdrawn at short notice, so the season will be played again with a full complement of 16 teams.

The newcomers from Aachen enter with a pure amateur team and the weakest average rating by some margin. 

The Bavarians from Munich are of course "old acquaintances". The past multiple-German Champion team has, in recent years always struggled against relegation, narrowly avoiding that fate thanks to another team's bowing out after the season. This tine around Bayern have significantly strengthened their squad. The ambitious Niclas Huschenbeth has moved from the Elbe to the Isar (rivers of Hamburg and Munich for those not familiar with German geography) and man's board one. Huschenbeth is always good for a surprise and can also be dangerous for the any top player. With Sebastian Bogner and Miguel Santoz, there are two more new players with strong prospects. 

An interesting newcomer to the league is SV Lingen. With Maxim Matlakov (2715), the team has a very strong first board and is also more than well staffed on the remaining boards. They should have to trouble staying in the premier league. 

Speyer-Schwegenheim was safely amonst the field of the first league in the prior season, but will probably have to fight against relegation this year.

Schachbundesliga in Deizisau 2019 Impressions Day 1 | Grenke Chess

The front runner's for the title is of course OSG Baden-Baden. With an average rating of 2752 on the first eight boards, the champions still have a clear edge over the competition. However, Hockenheim is also above the 2700 mark at 2715. Hockenheim has strengthened its team with the addition of Ian Nepomniachtchi and Vidit Gujrathi. Solingen and Viernheim also present serious hurdles for the two top teams. 

The 2019/20 season is scheduled to culminate once again with the magnificent central final round, brining all teams together in Berlin next Spring. For now, we'll focus on the results of Round 2.

Standings after Round 2

  Team Sp MP BP BW
1. OSG Baden-Baden 2 4 11½ 50
2. Schachfreunde Deizisau 2 4 11 44
3. Hamburger SK 2 4 10½ 50½
4. SV Hockenheim 2 4 10½ 41
5. SV Werder Bremen 2 4   9½ 43½
6. SG Turm Kiel 2 3   9 36½
7. SV Lingen 2 3   8½ 36
8. SG Speyer-Schwegenheim 2 2   9½ 45
9. SC Viernheim 2 2   8 39
10. BCA Augsburg 2 1   7 33
11. SV Mülheim Nord 2 1   7 32
12. SG Solingen 2 0   7 32½
13. FC Bayern München 2 0   5½ 24
14. SF Berlin 2 0   5 24
15. USV TU Dresden 2 0   4½ 26
16. Aachener SV 2 0   4 19

Speyer

Viernheim against Hockenheim battled at almost an even level, judging by ratings. Ultimately, the matter was decided on board 8, the only GM vs IM clash with a 200+ Elo edge to Hockenheim. There David Baramidze had to work hard before he could finally convert a passed pawn in the rook endgame.

SC Viernheim SV Hockenheim
3 GM 2683 Yuriy Kryvoruchko ½ : ½ Nikita Vitiugov 2751 GM 3
4 GM 2670 Anton Korobov ½ : ½ Vladimier Fedoseev 2672 GM 7
6 GM 2685 Dr. Bassem Amin ½ : ½ David W L Howell 2701 GM 8
8 GM 2621 Sergey A. Fedorchuk 1 : 0 Ernesto Inarkiev 2665 GM 9
9 GM 2541 Sebastien Maze ½ : ½ Ruslan Ponomariov 2648 GM 10
12 GM 2564 Konstantin Tarlev ½ : ½ Ivan Saric 2650 GM 11
13 GM 2503 Ilja Zaragatski 0 : 1 Dennis Wagner 2573 GM 13
15 IM 2372 Maximilian Meinhardt 0 : 1 David Baramidze 2593 GM 15

The other clash in Speyer was the duel of two up-and-comers, but the advantage was with the home team and Speyer scored a safe victory. Top board for Speyer, IM Christian Seel has begun analysing his games on his YouTube Channel, both this loss to Abasov and his draw against Nikita Vitiugov in the first round.

Aachener SV 2 6 SG Speyer-Schwegenheim
1 IM 2485 Dr. Christian Seel 0 : 1 Nijat Abasov 2655 GM 2
2 IM 2474 Thomas Koch ½ : ½ Antonios Pavlidis 2556 GM 5
4 IM 2354 Tom Piceu 0 : 1 Adam Horvath 2487 GM 6
5 FM 2333 Felix Klein 0 : 1 Miklos Nemeth 2487 IM 8
6 IM 2346 Oscar Lemmers ½ : ½ Dr. Luca Shytaj 2483 GM 9
8 FM 2234 Rudolf Meessen 0 : 1 Gabor Kovacs 2457 IM 10
9 IM 2293 Norbert Coenen ½ : ½ Oleg Boguslawski 2391 IM 11
10 FM 2279 Nikolaos Begnis ½ : ½ Tomislav Bodrozic 2363 IM 12

Bremen

A mild upset of the opening weekend was of Solingen. In both of the first two rounds it was GM Vladimir Epishin, who played the longest game for the team of SV Lingen — and won both!

SG Solingen SV Lingen
6 GM 2629 Aryan Tari ½ : ½ Viktor Laznicka 2667 GM 3
7 GM 2632 Jorden van Foreest 1 : 0 Andrej Volokitin 2633 GM 4
8 GM 2601 Mads Andersen 0 : 1 Falko Bindrich 2602 GM 5
9 GM 2610 Loek Van Wely ½ : ½ Ivan Ivanisevic 2598 GM 6
10 GM 2621 Borki Predojevic ½ : ½ Milos Perunovic 2578 GM 7
11 GM 2596 Jan Smeets 0 : 1 Vladimir Epishin 2551 GM 8
13 GM 2543 Alexander Naumann ½ : ½ Felix Levin 2467 GM 13
14 GM 2529 Dr. Florian Handke ½ : ½ Danilo Milanovic 2455 GM 14
 
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1.e4 g6 2.d4 Bg7 3.Nc3 d6 4.Be3 a6 5.f4 b5 6.Bd3 B06: Modern Defence e6 6...Nd7 7.e5 c5 8.Nf3 Nh6 9.Be4 Rb8 10.dxc5 dxc5 11.h3 Bb7 12.Bxb7 Rxb7 13.g4 Qc8 0-1 (39) Hou,Y (2658)-Nakamura,H (2777) chess.com INT 2018 7.Nf3 Ne7 8.e5 White is slightly better. Bb7 9.Ne4 Nbc6N Predecessor: 9...Nd7 10.a4 0-0 11.Qe2 Nb6 12.a5 Nc4 13.Bc1 Bxe4 14.Bxe4 0-1 (55) Reinderman,D (2504)-Haub,T (2469) Germany 2007 10.c3 Nd5 11.Bd2 Nb6 12.Qe2 Ne7 13.0-0 0-0 14.Rae1 Rc8 15.Qf2 Bxe4 16.Bxe4 Qd7 17.g4 f5 18.exf6! Rxf6 19.Qg3 Rcf8 20.Bc1 20.Rf2± 20...a5 21.Ng5 b4 22.Bg2 bxc3 23.bxc3 Much worse is 23.Qxc3?! h6= 23...h6 24.Ne4 R6f7 25.Rf2 Na4 26.Qd3 Nd5 27.Ref1 c5 28.dxc5 dxc5 29.Ng3 29.Qc2!± 29...Naxc3= 30.Qxg6 Ne7! Black has the initiative. 31.Qc2 Bd4 32.Kh1! Bxf2 33.Qxf2 Qd4 33...Ncd5! 34.Nh5 Qd6 34.Qe1 next Bb2 is good for White. Nxa2 35.Be3 Qc3 Hoping for ...Qxe1. 36.Bd2 Qd4 36...Qc4= 37.Be3 37.f5! 37...Qc3 Black should play 37...Qb4= 38.Bd2 Qd4 39.Bxa5 White should try 39.f5! 39...Qc4 40.Bd2 Nb4 41.Ne4 Nd3 42.Qg3 Strongly threatening f5. Avoid the trap 42.Qh4? Nxf4 43.Re1 Nxg2-+ 42...Rg7 42...Qa6= 43.Qh3 43.Qh4! 43...Nd5!= 44.f5! Nf6 45.Nd6?
45.Nxf6+= Rxf6 46.Bxh6 Rxg4 47.Qh5 exf5 48.Rxf5 48.Qe8+? Kh7-+ 48...Rxf5 49.Qxf5 45...Nxg4!-+ ( -> ... Ngf2+) 46.Be3 Qc1 46...Qa2 47.Bxc5 Nxc5 47.Rxc1 Ndf2+ 48.Bxf2 Nxf2+ 49.Kg1 Nxh3+ 50.Kf1 Nf4 51.Bc6 exf5 52.Rxc5 Rg6 53.Nc4 Nd3 54.Bd5+ Kg7 55.Rc7+ Kf6 55...Kh8 And now ...Re8 would win. 56.Ne3 f4 56.Rc6+ Kg7? 56...Kg5! 57.h4+ Kh5 58.Bf3+ Rg4! 57.Rc7+
57...Kh8! Threatens to win with ...Re8.Black is clearly winning. 58.Rd7 Re8 59.Be6 Rexe6 60.Rxd3 Endgame KRR-KRN Rg4 61.Nd2 Kg7 62.Kf2 Rf4+ 63.Nf3 Kf6 64.Ra3 Rb6 65.Kg3 Rg4+ 66.Kh3 Rgb4 67.Nd2 Rb2 68.Rd3 Rc2 68...R6b4 69.Kg3 Ke5 69.Kh4 Rbc6 70.Rd8 R6c3 71.h3 Ke5 72.Re8+ Kf4 Accuracy: White = 39%, Black = 59%.
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Smeets,J2596Epishin,V25510–12019BL 2019-202.14

The SV Werder assembled a strong team for the first home weekend of the new season and managed to reap the benefits in the form of two victories.

SV Mülheim Nord 3 5 SV Werder Bremen
1 GM 2703 David Navara ½ : ½ Laurent Fressinet 2633 GM 1
2 GM 2548 Thai Dai Van Nguyen ½ : ½ Luke J McShane 2675 GM 2
4 GM 2627 Daniel Fridman 0 : 1 Tamir Nabaty 2639 GM 3
5 GM 2588 Pavel V. Tregubov ½ : ½ Zahar Efimenko 2601 GM 5
8 GM 2471 Michael Feygin 0 : 1 Romain Edouard 2635 GM 6
9 IM 2469 Valentin Buckels ½ : ½ Zbynek Hracek 2559 GM 9
12 GM 2480 Daniel Hausrath ½ : ½ Vlastimil Babula 2572 GM 11
13 IM 2445 Patrick Zelbel ½ : ½ Alexander Markgraf 2483 IM 12

Deizisau

No surprises for OSG Baden-Baden in the chess Bundesliga thus far. Hou Yifan played for the first time since June, and won both her games. In the first round she calculated a nice combination against Jan Michael Sprenger:

 
Sprenger vs Hou, Round 1
Position after 23.Bf5

White's last move was a blunder; can you find the sequence Hou used to refute it?

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Hou Yifan Checkmates a Grandmaster | Grenke Chess

In the second round, Baden-Baden dominated the lower boards where the rating differentials were the largest: 

USV TU Dresden 2 6 OSG Baden-Baden
3 GM 2623 Grzegorz Gajewski ½ : ½ Maxime Vachier-Lagrave 2777 GM 2
4 GM 2636 Mateusz Bartel ½ : ½ Richard Rapport 2752 GM 7
5 IM 2459 Roven Vogel 0 : 1 Michael Adams 2692 GM 8
8 GM 2516 Uwe Bönsch 1 : 0 Arkadij Naiditsch 2630 GM 10
9 GM 2443 Jens-Uwe Maiwald 0 : 1 Yifan Hou 2659 GM 12
11 IM 2392 Paul Hoffmann 0 : 1 Rustam Kasimdzhanov 2660 GM 14
14 FM 2370 Hans Möhn 0 : 1 Sergei Movsesian 2640 GM 15
15 WIM 2225 Filiz Osmanodja 0 : 1 Jan Gustafsson 2645 GM 16

The Deizisau team starts the new season again among the top contenders. They certainly have the potential to be an unpleasant surprise for one or the other championship contenders later in the season. We can already look forward to these upcoming top shelf fights! But Berlin was no match for them.

SF Berlin Schachfreunde Deizisau
3 GM 2664 Alexey Sarana ½ : ½ Peter Leko 2666 GM 1
6 GM 2581 Martin Krämer ½ : ½ Gata Kamsky 2684 GM 2
8 IM 2489 Szymon Gumularz ½ : ½ Andreas Heimann 2617 GM 3
9 GM 2495 Marco Baldauf ½ : ½ Georg Meier 2628 GM 4
10 GM 2492 Dr. Jan Michael Sprenger 0 : 1 Matthias Blübaum 2641 GM 6
11 IM 2453 Peter Schreiner ½ : ½ Alexander Donchenko 2650 GM 7
12 IM 2434 Felix Blohberger 0 : 1 Vincent Keymer 2518 IM 8
14 IM 2449 Thore Perske 0 : 1 Dmitrij Kollars 2580 GM 11

Augsburg

It was a successful start into the new season for Hamburger SK: Even without Niclas Huschenbeth (now on board 1 at Bayern) and Jonathan Carlstedt (recently appointed coach at SV Werder Bremen) the Hanseatic heros scored two wins on the weekend. 

Hamburger SK FC Bayern München
2 GM 2681 Nils Grandelius 1 : 0 Niclas Huschenbeth 2628 GM 1
3 GM 2594 Rasmus Svane 1 : 0 Sebastian Bogner 2572 GM 2
6 GM 2576 Robert Kempinski 0 : 1 Valentin Dragnev 2550 GM 4
8 IM 2519 Luis Engel 1 : 0 Nicolas Georgiadis 2529 GM 5
9 IM 2532 Jonas Lampert ½ : ½ Noel Studer 2541 GM 6
12 GM 2501 Thies Heinemann ½ : ½ Klaus Bischoff 2511 GM 7
14 IM 2452 Dirk Sebastian 1 : 0 Linus Johansson 2475 IM 8
16 FM 2377 Felix Meißner ½ : ½ Philip Lindgren 2353 IM 13

IM Luis Engel's win against Swiss GM Nico Georgiadis was praised by IM Lawrence Trent in The Weekly Show:

Lawrence is live most Tuesdays at 17:00 UTC (18:00 CET / 12 Noon EST)

Rasmus Svane won both his games, one of which was analysed by IM Merijn van Delft as the Game of the Week:

Merijn is live on Wednesdays at 19:00 UTC (20:00 CET / 4 PM EST)

Svane

Rasmus Svane | Photo: Peter Baudrexel

SG Turm Kiel also started well in their second year in the "big league", beating Munich and battling Augsburg to a 4:4 tie.

SG Turm Kiel 4 4 BCA Augsburg
2 GM 2654 Anton Demchenko 0 : 1 Evgeny Postny 2615 GM 2
3 GM 2545 Igor Khenkin ½ : ½ Gabor Papp 2589 GM 3
5 GM 2582 Marcin Dziuba ½ : ½ Nikola Nestorovic 2458 GM 4
6 GM 2550 Jakob Vang Glud ½ : ½ Michael Prusikin 2522 GM 5
9 IM 2529 Jonas Bjerre ½ : ½ Eduardas Rozentalis 2547 GM 6
10 IM 2454 David Gavrilescu ½ : ½ Milos Stankovic 2468 IM 7
12 GM 2501 Zbigniew Pakleza ½ : ½ Frank Zeller 2363 IM 11
17 IM 2448 Ashot Parvanyan 1 : 0 Andreas Rupprecht 2390 IM 13

All games of Rounds 1 and 2

 
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1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Nc3 g6 4.d4 cxd4 5.Nxd4 Bg7 6.Be3 Nf6 7.f4 d6 8.Be2 0-0 9.0-0 Qb6 10.Qd3 Ng4 11.Bxg4 Bxd4 12.Bxd4 Qxd4+ 13.Qxd4 Nxd4 14.Bd1 Be6 15.Nd5 Bxd5 16.exd5 h5 17.Re1 Nf5 18.c3 Kg7 19.Re4 Rfc8 20.Bb3 a5 21.Rd1 b5 22.a3 Rc7 23.g3 Nh6 24.Rde1 Ng8 25.h3 f5 26.Rd4 Nf6 27.Bd1 Rb8 28.Bf3 Kf7 29.Re3 Rc4 ½–½
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WhiteEloWBlackEloBResYearECOEventRnd
Kryvoruchko,Y2683Abasov,N2655½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Pavlidis,A2556Korobov,A2670½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Amin,B2685Horvath,A2487½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Nemeth,M2488Fedorchuk,S2621½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Maze,S2547Shytaj,L24831–02019Schachbundesliga1
Kovacs,G2457Tarlev,K2559½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Zaragatski,I2489Bodrozic,T2363½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Flierl,P2210Meinhardt,M2372½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Seel, Christian, Dr.2481Vitiugov,N2751½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Fedoseev,V2672Koch,T24741–02019Schachbundesliga1
Piceu,T2359Howell,D27011–02019Schachbundesliga1
Inarkiev,E2665Klein,F23331–02019Schachbundesliga1
Lemmers,O2346Saric,I2667½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Wagner,D2565Meessen,R22401–02019Schachbundesliga1
Coenen,N2293Buhmann,R25650–12019Schachbundesliga1
Baramidze,D2593Begnis,N22791–02019Schachbundesliga1
Tari,A2630Fressinet,L2633½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
McShane,L2675Van Foreest,J2622½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Andersen,M2601Nabaty,T2658½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Efimenko,Z2601Van Wely,L26151–02019Schachbundesliga1
Predojevic,B2618Edouard,R2635½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Hracek,Z2559Smeets,J2596½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Naumann,A2543Babula,V2572½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Markgraf,A2483Handke, Florian, Dr.2529½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Navara,D2703Laznicka,V26671–02019Schachbundesliga1
Volokitin,A2627Nguyen,T2545½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Fridman,D2627Bindrich,F2602½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Ivanisevic,I2598Tregubov,P2588½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Feygin,M2471Perunovic,M25690–12019Schachbundesliga1
Epishin,V2551Buckels,V24691–02019Schachbundesliga1
Hausrath,D2480Levin,F2467½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Milanovic,D2449Zelbel,P24390–12019Schachbundesliga1
Gajewski,G2623Leko,P2666½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Kamsky,G2684Bartel,M2636½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Vogel,R2465Heimann,A2617½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Meier,G2628Boensch,U25161–02019Schachbundesliga1
Maiwald,J2439Bluebaum,M2641½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Donchenko,A2650Hoffmann,P23921–02019Schachbundesliga1
Moehn,H2370Keymer,V2518½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Kollars,D2580Osmanodja,F22251–02019Schachbundesliga1
Sarana,A2651Vachier-Lagrave,M27740–12019Schachbundesliga1
Rapport,R2752Kraemer,M25811–02019Schachbundesliga1
Gumularz,S2489Adams,M2692½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Naiditsch,A2643Baldauf,M24950–12019Schachbundesliga1
Sprenger, Jan Michael, Dr.2492Hou,Y26590–12019Schachbundesliga1
Kasimdzhanov,R2660Schreiner,P24641–02019Schachbundesliga1
Blohberger,F2434Movsesian,S2654½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Gustafsson,J2645Perske,T2449½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Grandelius,N2681Postny,E2601½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Papp,G2587Svane,R25920–12019Schachbundesliga1
Kempinski,R2576Nestorovic,N24681–02019Schachbundesliga1
Prusikin,M2518Engel,L2519½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Lampert,J2532Rozentalis,E2533½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Stankovic,M2466Heinemann,T2501½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Sebastian,D2453Pitl,G2373½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Rupprecht,A2390Meissner,F2377½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Demchenko,A2654Huschenbeth,N26281–02019Schachbundesliga1
Bogner,S2572Khenkin,I2544½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Dziuba,M2582Dragnev,V25501–02019Schachbundesliga1
Georgiadis,N2529Glud,J25501–02019Schachbundesliga1
Bjerre,J2529Studer,N25330–12019Schachbundesliga1
Bischoff,K2511Gavrilescu,D2454½–½2019Schachbundesliga1
Pakleza,Z2491Lokander,M23961–02019Schachbundesliga1
Lindgren,P2353Parvanyan,A24480–12019Schachbundesliga1
Vitiugov,N2732Kryvoruchko,Y2669½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Korobov,A2679Fedoseev,V2672½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Howell,D2701Amin,B2685½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Fedorchuk,S2621Inarkiev,E26931–02019Schachbundesliga2
Ponomariov,R2675Maze,S2547½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Tarlev,K2559Saric,I2650½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Wagner,D2565Zaragatski,I24891–02019Schachbundesliga2
Meinhardt,M2371Baramidze,D25930–12019Schachbundesliga2
Abasov,N2655Seel, Christian, Dr.24811–02019Schachbundesliga2
Koch,T2474Pavlidis,A2556½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Horvath,A2495Piceu,T23591–02019Schachbundesliga2
Klein,F2350Nemeth,M24880–12019Schachbundesliga2
Shytaj,L2483Lemmers,O2347½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Meessen,R2240Kovacs,G24570–12019Schachbundesliga2
Boguslawski,O2391Coenen,N2293½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Begnis,N2279Bodrozic,T2363½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Laznicka,V2667Tari,A2630½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Van Foreest,J2622Volokitin,A26271–02019Schachbundesliga2
Bindrich,F2602Andersen,M26011–02019Schachbundesliga2
Van Wely,L2615Ivanisevic,I2618½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Perunovic,M2569Predojevic,B2618½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Smeets,J2604Epishin,V25510–12019Schachbundesliga2
Levin,F2466Naumann,A2537½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Handke, Florian, Dr.2529Milanovic,D2449½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Fressinet,L2633Navara,D2724½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Nguyen,T2545McShane,L2682½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Nabaty,T2658Fridman,D26271–02019Schachbundesliga2
Tregubov,P2588Efimenko,Z2601½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Edouard,R2635Feygin,M24711–02019Schachbundesliga2
Buckels,V2469Hracek,Z2572½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Babula,V2572Hausrath,D2466½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Zelbel,P2439Markgraf,A2486½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Vachier-Lagrave,M2774Gajewski,G2623½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Bartel,M2636Rapport,R2752½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Adams,M2692Vogel,R24651–02019Schachbundesliga2
Boensch,U2516Naiditsch,A26431–02019Schachbundesliga2
Hou,Y2659Maiwald,J24391–02019Schachbundesliga2
Hoffmann,P2392Kasimdzhanov,R26570–12019Schachbundesliga2
Movsesian,S2654Moehn,H23701–02019Schachbundesliga2
Osmanodja,F2225Gustafsson,J26450–12019Schachbundesliga2
Leko,P2670Sarana,A2651½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Kraemer,M2583Kamsky,G2685½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Heimann,A2617Gumularz,S2489½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Baldauf,M2495Meier,G2628½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Bluebaum,M2641Sprenger, Jan Michael, Dr.24921–02019Schachbundesliga2
Schreiner,P2464Donchenko,A2650½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Keymer,V2506Blohberger,F24341–02019Schachbundesliga2
Perske,T2449Kollars,D25870–12019Schachbundesliga2
Huschenbeth,N2628Grandelius,N26810–12019Schachbundesliga2
Svane,R2592Bogner,S25721–02019Schachbundesliga2
Dragnev,V2550Kempinski,R25791–02019Schachbundesliga2
Engel,L2519Georgiadis,N25291–02019Schachbundesliga2
Studer,N2533Lampert,J2532½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Heinemann,T2501Bischoff,K2511½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Johansson,L2467Sebastian,D24530–12019Schachbundesliga2
Meissner,F2376Lindgren,P2348½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Postny,E2601Demchenko,A26541–02019Schachbundesliga2
Khenkin,I2544Papp,G2587½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Nestorovic,N2468Dziuba,M2582½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Glud,J2550Prusikin,M2522½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Rozentalis,E2533Bjerre,J2529½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Gavrilescu,D2454Stankovic,M2466½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Zeller,F2368Pakleza,Z2491½–½2019Schachbundesliga2
Parvanyan,A2448Rupprecht,A23901–02019Schachbundesliga2

Full schedule

Round 1 + 2
Host: SG Speyer-Schwegenheim Date Time
Sa 23.11.19 14:00 SG Speyer-Schwegenheim SC Viernheim
Sa 23.11.19 14:00 SV Hockenheim Aachener SV
 
So 24.11.19 10:00 SC Viernheim SV Hockenheim
So 24.11.19 10:00 Aachener SV SG Speyer-Schwegenheim
Host: SV Werder Bremen    
Sa 23.11.19 14:00 SV Werder Bremen SG Solingen
Sa 23.11.19 14:00 SV Lingen SV Mülheim Nord
 
So 24.11.19 10:00 SG Solingen SV Lingen
So 24.11.19 10:00 SV Mülheim Nord SV Werder Bremen
Host: Schachfreunde Deizisau    
Sa 23.11.19 14:00 Schachfreunde Deizisau USV TU Dresden
Sa 23.11.19 14:00 OSG Baden-Baden SF Berlin
 
So 24.11.19 10:00 USV TU Dresden OSG Baden-Baden
So 24.11.19 10:00 SF Berlin Schachfreunde Deizisau
Host: BCA Augsburg
Sa 23.11.19 14:00 BCA Augsburg Hamburger SK
Sa 23.11.19 14:00 FC Bayern München SG Turm Kiel
 
So 24.11.19 10:00 Hamburger SK FC Bayern München
So 24.11.19 10:00 SG Turm Kiel BCA Augsburg
Round 3 + 4
Host: Hamburger SK    
Sa 07.12.19 14:00 Hamburger SK SC Viernheim
Sa 07.12.19 14:00 SG Turm Kiel Aachener SV
 
So 08.12.19 10:00 SC Viernheim SG Turm Kiel
So 08.12.19 10:00 Aachener SV Hamburger SK
Host: USV TU Dresden    
Sa 07.12.19 14:00 USV TU Dresden BCA Augsburg
Sa 07.12.19 14:00 SF Berlin FC Bayern München
 
So 08.12.19 10:00 BCA Augsburg SF Berlin
So 08.12.19 10:00 FC Bayern München USV TU Dresden
Host: OSG Baden-Baden    
Sa 07.12.19 14:00 OSG Baden-Baden SG Solingen
Sa 07.12.19 14:00 Schachfreunde Deizisau SV Mülheim Nord
 
So 08.12.19 10:00 SG Solingen Schachfreunde Deizisau
So 08.12.19 10:00 SV Mülheim Nord OSG Baden-Baden
Host: SV Lingen
Sa 07.12.19 14:00 SV Lingen SV Hockenheim
Sa 07.12.19 14:00 SV Werder Bremen SG Speyer-Schwegenheim
 
So 08.12.19 10:00 SV Hockenheim SV Werder Bremen
So 08.12.19 10:00 SG Speyer-Schwegenheim SV Lingen
Round 5 + 6
Host: FC Bayern München    
Sa 08.02.20 14:00 FC Bayern München SC Viernheim
Sa 08.02.20 14:00 BCA Augsburg Aachener SV
 
So 09.02.20 10:00 SC Viernheim BCA Augsburg
So 09.02.20 10:00 Aachener SV FC Bayern München
Host: SG Turm Kiel    
Sa 08.02.20 14:00 SG Turm Kiel OSG Baden-Baden
Sa 08.02.20 14:00 Hamburger SK Schachfreunde Deizisau
 
So 09.02.20 10:00 OSG Baden-Baden Hamburger SK
So 09.02.20 10:00 Schachfreunde Deizisau SG Turm Kiel
Host: SV Werder Bremen    
Sa 08.02.20 14:00 SV Werder Bremen USV TU Dresden
Sa 08.02.20 14:00 SV Lingen SF Berlin
 
So 09.02.20 10:00 USV TU Dresden SV Lingen
So 09.02.20 10:00 SF Berlin SV Werder Bremen
Host: SG Speyer-Schwegenheim    
Sa 08.02.20 14:00 SG Speyer-Schwegenheim SG Solingen
Sa 08.02.20 14:00 SV Hockenheim SV Mülheim Nord
 
So 09.02.20 10:00 SG Solingen SV Hockenheim
So 09.02.20 10:00 SV Mülheim Nord SG Speyer-Schwegenheim
Round 7 + 8
Host: Aachener SV    
Sa 22.02.20 14:00 Aachener SV USV TU Dresden
Sa 22.02.20 14:00 SC Viernheim SF Berlin
 
So 23.02.20 10:00 USV TU Dresden SC Viernheim
So 23.02.20 10:00 SF Berlin Aachener SV
Host: SV Mülheim Nord    
Sa 22.02.20 14:00 SV Mülheim Nord Hamburger SK
Sa 22.02.20 14:00 SG Solingen SG Turm Kiel
 
So 23.02.20 10:00 Hamburger SK SG Solingen
So 23.02.20 10:00 SG Turm Kiel SV Mülheim Nord
Host: SV Hockenheim    
Sa 22.02.20 14:00 SV Hockenheim BCA Augsburg
Sa 22.02.20 14:00 SG Speyer-Schwegenheim FC Bayern München
 
So 23.02.20 10:00 BCA Augsburg SG Speyer-Schwegenheim
So 23.02.20 10:00 FC Bayern München SV Hockenheim
Host: SV Lingen    
Sa 22.02.20 14:00 SV Lingen OSG Baden-Baden
Sa 22.02.20 14:00 SV Werder Bremen Schachfreunde Deizisau
 
So 23.02.20 10:00 OSG Baden-Baden SV Werder Bremen
So 23.02.20 10:00 Schachfreunde Deizisau SV Lingen
Round 9 + 10
Host: SC Viernheim    
Sa 14.03.20 14:00 SC Viernheim OSG Baden-Baden
Sa 14.03.20 14:00 Aachener SV Schachfreunde Deizisau
 
So 15.03.20 10:00 OSG Baden-Baden Aachener SV
So 15.03.20 10:00 Schachfreunde Deizisau SC Viernheim
Host: FC Bayern München    
Sa 14.03.20 14:00 FC Bayern München SV Werder Bremen
Sa 14.03.20 14:00 BCA Augsburg SV Lingen
 
So 15.03.20 10:00 SV Werder Bremen BCA Augsburg
So 15.03.20 10:00 SV Lingen FC Bayern München
Host: Hamburger SK    
Sa 14.03.20 14:00 Hamburger SK SV Hockenheim
Sa 14.03.20 14:00 SG Turm Kiel SG Speyer-Schwegenheim
 
So 15.03.20 10:00 SV Hockenheim SG Turm Kiel
So 15.03.20 10:00 SG Speyer-Schwegenheim Hamburger SK
Host: SG Solingen    
Sa 14.03.20 14:00 SG Solingen USV TU Dresden
Sa 14.03.20 14:00 SV Mülheim Nord SF Berlin
 
So 15.03.20 10:00 USV TU Dresden SV Mülheim Nord
So 15.03.20 10:00 SF Berlin SG Solingen
Round 11 + 12
Host: Aachener SV    
Sa 04.04.20 14:00 Aachener SV SG Solingen
Sa 04.04.20 14:00 SC Viernheim SV Mülheim Nord
 
So 05.04.20 10:00 SG Solingen SC Viernheim
So 05.04.20 10:00 SV Mülheim Nord Aachener SV
Host: USV TU Dresden    
Sa 04.04.20 14:00 USV TU Dresden SV Hockenheim
Sa 04.04.20 14:00 SF Berlin SG Speyer-Schwegenheim
 
So 05.04.20 10:00 SV Hockenheim SF Berlin
So 05.04.20 10:00 SG Speyer-Schwegenheim USV TU Dresden
Host: SG Turm Kiel
Sa 04.04.20 14:00 SG Turm Kiel SV Werder Bremen
Sa 04.04.20 14:00 Hamburger SK SV Lingen
 
So 05.04.20 10:00 SV Werder Bremen Hamburger SK
So 05.04.20 10:00 SV Lingen SG Turm Kiel
Host: OSG Baden-Baden
Sa 04.04.20 14:00 OSG Baden-Baden BCA Augsburg
Sa 04.04.20 14:00 Schachfreunde Deizisau FC Bayern München
 
So 05.04.20 10:00 BCA Augsburg Schachfreunde Deizisau
So 05.04.20 10:00 FC Bayern München OSG Baden-Baden
Round 13 + 14 + 15
Host: SF Berlin
Do 30.04.20 16:00 SC Viernheim Aachener SV
Do 30.04.20 16:00 SV Werder Bremen SV Lingen
 
Fr 01.05.20 14:00 SC Viernheim SV Werder Bremen
Fr 01.05.20 14:00 Aachener SV SV Lingen
 
Sa 02.05.20 10:00 SV Werder Bremen Aachener SV
Sa 02.05.20 10:00 SV Lingen SC Viernheim
 
Host: SF Berlin
Do 30.04.20 16:00 OSG Baden-Baden Schachfreunde Deizisau
Do 30.04.20 16:00 SG Speyer-Schwegenheim SV Hockenheim
 
Fr 01.05.20 14:00 OSG Baden-Baden SV Hockenheim
Fr 01.05.20 14:00 Schachfreunde Deizisau SG Speyer-Schwegenheim
 
Sa 02.05.20 10:00 SV Hockenheim Schachfreunde Deizisau
Sa 02.05.20 10:00 SG Speyer-Schwegenheim OSG Baden-Baden
 
Host: SF Berlin
Do 30.04.20 16:00 BCA Augsburg FC Bayern München
Do 30.04.20 16:00 SV Mülheim Nord SG Solingen
 
Fr 01.05.20 14:00 BCA Augsburg SG Solingen
Fr 01.05.20 14:00 FC Bayern München SV Mülheim Nord
 
Sa 02.05.20 10:00 SG Solingen FC Bayern München
Sa 02.05.20 10:00 SV Mülheim Nord BCA Augsburg
 
Host: SF Berlin
Do 30.04.20 16:00 SG Turm Kiel Hamburger SK
Do 30.04.20 16:00 USV TU Dresden SF Berlin
 
Fr 01.05.20 14:00 Hamburger SK USV TU Dresden
Fr 01.05.20 14:00 SG Turm Kiel SF Berlin
 
Sa 02.05.20 10:00 USV TU Dresden SG Turm Kiel
Sa 02.05.20 10:00 SF Berlin Hamburger SK

Translation from German and additional reporting: Macauley Peterson

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Klaus Besenthal is computer scientist, has followed and still follows the chess scene avidly since 1972 and since then has also regularly played in tournaments.

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