Ahmed Adly wins strong Tegernsee Open

by Marco Baldauf
11/10/2017 – The International Open Bavarian Championship in Gmund attracted 484 players, among them a lot of strong grandmasters. GM Ahmed Adly from Egypt started with 6.0/6 and after a dramatic finish won on tie-break with 7½ / 9. IM Marco Baldauf presents highlights and brilliancies. | Photo: Alina l'Ami
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A strong tournament with an exciting finish

The 21st International Bavarian Championship was a nine round open Swiss system tournament in Gmund am Tegernsee, Germany from October 28th to November 5th, 2017. The classical formant gave players 90 minutes for 40 moves, then 30 minutes for the rest of the game, with a 30-second increment starting from move one. The prize fund of €16,300 included a first prize of €3,000.

The town is located on the north shore of the Lake Tegernsee, in the Bavarian Alps.

The lake flows into the Mangfall River, a tributary of the Inn River and therefore of the Danube

Tournament finale

The tournament was decided in the final round. After eight rounds the Estonian Grandmaster Kaido Kulaots was sole leader with 7.0/8 but in the last round he drew a fantastic and exciting game against number one seed Eduardo Iturrizaga Bonelli, and this  allowed his rivals to catch up.

 
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1.Nf3 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.Nc3 d5 4.cxd5 Nxd5 5.Qb3 Nb6 6.d4 Bg7 7.e4 Bg4 8.Bb5+ c6 9.Ng5 0-0 10.Be2 Bxe2 11.Nxe2 c5!?
Kulaots was leading the tournament by half a point and he was playing with Black but he is not content with defending but tries to seize the initiative by sacrificing a pawn in the opening. No matter how good this move is theoritically, from a practical point of view it was a good decision because Iturrizaga now went into the tank and thought for 30 minutes. It should be noted that ...c5 had already been played by Grünfeld-experts such as Maxime Vachier-Lagrave and David Navara. However, it seems as if Iturrizaga was caught by surprise. Which shows that grandmasters are human and do not prepare everything. 12.dxc5 N6d7 13.Qa3 The text-move 13.Qa3 had been tried only once before and therefore Kulaots is no longer following theory. The principled continuation is 13.Qxb7 and now Black usually has enough compensation after Qa5+ 14.Bd2 Qa6 e.g. 15.Qxa6 Nxa6 16.c6 Bxb2 17.Rb1 Ne5 18.0-0 Rab8 19.Bf4 Rfc8 1-0 (78) Gajewski,G (2644)-Vachier Lagrave,M (2715) Reykjavik 2013 13...Na6 13...h6 14.Nf3 Nc6 15.0-0 b6 16.Be3 Nxc5 17.Rac1 a5 18.Rfd1 Qb8 19.Bxc5 bxc5 20.Qxc5 Rc8 21.b3 Qb7 22.Qe3 Nb4 23.a4 Rxc1 24.Nxc1 1/2-1/2 (24) Lupulescu,C (2614)-Safarli,E (2638) Skopje 2013 14.Be3 Ne5 15.Rd1 Qc7 16.Rc1 Rfd8 17.0-0 Rd3 White managed to keep his extra-pawn. Black's compensation is very dynamic and mainly due to Black's lead in development. But if White has time to consolidate Black will easily wind up in a bad endgame. 18.b3
18...Rxe3! Kulaots does not want to defend an endgame but prefers to give the exchange for dynamic play. 19.fxe3 Bh6 20.h4 20.Nf3 Bxe3+ 21.Kh1 Nxf3 22.gxf3 Bxc1 23.Qxc1 Rd8 20...f6 21.b4! Iturrizaga gives as good as he takes and sets his queenside pawns in motion. The game gets more and more dramatic. fxg5 22.hxg5 Bxg5 23.b5
23...Nb4! A nice tactical ressource. 23...Nb8? 24.Qb3+ Kg7 25.Nd4 and Black's king is suddenly in grave danger. 24.Qxb4 Bxe3+ 25.Kh1 Bxc1 26.Qb3+ Kh8 27.Rxc1 Ng4
A real fighting game! Now it is White who has to parry the mating threats. 28.Qc3+ Kg8 29.e5! White sacrifices a rather useless pawn to win some time. Nxe5 30.Nf4 Nf7 Is this the first passive move of the game? 30...Ng4 would have been more in the spirit of the previous moves. 31.Qc4 Qe5 32.c6 Now White is in charge. bxc6 33.bxc6 g5 34.c7 Rc8 35.Ne6 35.Nh5!± is the move recommended by the engine. True, the knight is on the rim but it troubles the black king somewhat. Moreover, the knight on f7 is still pinned and cannot reach its ideal square d6. 35...Nd6 36.Qb3 Kh8
Black consolidated and it is hard for White to make progress against the solid fortress Black erected. 37.Kg1 h6 38.Qh3 Kh7 39.Rf1 Kg6 40.Nf8+ Kg7 41.Ne6+ Kg6 42.Qb3 Qe4 43.Nf8+ Kg7 44.Ne6+ Kg6 45.Nf8+ Kg7 46.Ne6+ ½–½
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Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2665Kulaots,K2573½–½2017D9021st Bavarian Championship Open9.1

The Gruenfeld Defence is a popular opening for fighting players. Bobby Fischer and Garry Kasparov liked to play it, Peter Svidler, Maxime Vachier-Lagrave and Anish Giri like to play. On this DVD Lubomir Ftacnik shows why the Gruenfeld is such an attractive and strong opening.

Kaido Kulaots finished second, missing tournament victory by an inch | Photo: Official site

Adly started the tournament with six straight wins which did wonders for his tiebreak points. But in round seven he lost against Kulaots and in round eight he drew against Evgeny Romanov but in the last round he was back to form and won a fighting game and the tournament.

 
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1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 e6 4.Nc3 exd5 5.cxd5 d6 6.e4 g6 7.Nge2 Bg7 8.Ng3 0-0 9.Be2 Na6 10.0-0 Nc7 11.a4 a6 12.Bg5 h6 13.Be3 Re8 14.Qd2 h5 15.Bg5 Rb8 16.f4 b5 17.axb5 axb5 18.e5
Both sides are ready for a fight. Black managed to play ...b5, White counters in ther center. 18...dxe5 19.Rad1 c4 20.fxe5?! 20.f5 is the typical move in such positions. After 20.f5 the engines, in fact, do not like Black's position. And the human eye is also worried about Black's king. After all, the h-pawn should be on h7, not on h5. e4 is a typical counter in these positions but here it fails after 21.fxg6 fxg6 22.Bxf6 Bxf6 23.Qh6 with a devastating attack for White. 20...Rxe5 21.Qf4 Rxg5!
If you are a Benoni-player you love to play such a move. It is the black-squared bishop who keeps White's position together and usually it is more than okay to give an exchange to get rid of it. 22.Qxg5 Bd7 23.Qf4 Be8 24.Qf2 Na6 25.d6 The pawn on d6 looks as if it could spell trouble for Black and Adly tries to play around it. Bc6 26.Bf3 Bxf3 27.Qxf3 Qd7 28.Rfe1 Nc5 Heading for d3. 29.Re7 Qg4 30.Nge4 Qxf3 31.gxf3 Ne6
32.Ra7? White should have trusted his d-pawn. After 32.d7! he is close to winning. If Black wants to stop the d-pawn he has to give the pawn on b5. Rd8 32...Kf8? 33.Rxe6 fxe6 34.d8Q++- 33.Nxf6+ Bxf6 34.Re8+ Kh7 35.Nxb5+- 32...Nxe4 33.fxe4 Bd4+ 34.Rxd4 Nxd4 Now Black is a pawn up and the one who is in charge. 35.Kf2 Rd8 36.d7?! In this position it would have been better to keep the pawn on d6 where White can defend it more easily. 36.Ra6! f6 37.Nd5 Kf7 38.Ke3= 36...Kg7 37.Nd5 Nc6 38.Rc7?! Pushing Black's knight to e5 - the ideal square for the knight. Ne5 39.Nb6 Kf6 40.Rb7 Ke6
The time-control reachad and Black has a firm grip on the position. Adly now shows good technique to win the game and the tournament. 41.Ke3 Nxd7 42.Nd5 42.Nxd7 Rxd7 43.Rxb5 Rd3+ 44.Ke2 Rb3-+ 42...Rb8 43.Ra7 Kd6 44.Ra6+ Kc5 45.Ra7 Ne5 46.Re7 Kd6 47.Ra7 b4 48.Ra6+ Kc5 49.Ra5+ Rb5 50.Ra7 g5 51.h3 f5 52.Nc7 f4+ 53.Ke2 Rb6 0–1
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Peralta,F2551Adly,A26250–12017A6521st Bavarian Championship Open9.3

On this DVD, Mihail Marin presents the major tactical themes and options available for both sides in the Benoni. Based on an interactive format the well-known theoretician and Grandmaster invites you to take part and challenge yourself.

Adly played a couple of fine games in Gmund. Here's an example from round two:

 
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1.Nf3 d5 2.g3 e6 3.Bg2 Nf6 4.0-0 Be7 5.d3 c5 6.Nbd2 Nc6 7.e4 0-0 8.Re1 b5 9.e5 Nd7 10.Nf1 a5 11.h4 a4 12.a3 Qc7 13.Bf4 Bb7 14.Ne3 Rfc8 15.Nxd5 exd5 16.e6 Bd6 17.Bxd6 Qxd6 18.exd7 Qxd7 19.Ng5 Rd8? Now White has a surprising tactical shot. After the solid 19...Rf8 the position is about equal. 20.Qh5 Qf5
21.Re6! Suddenly Black ist lost. White threatens 22.Bh3 and after 22...fxe6 23.Bxe6+ Kh8 24.Nf7+ Kg8 25.Nxd8+ Kf8 26. Qxg6 hxg6 27.Nxb7 White has a huge material plus and is winning. And after 22.. .Nd4 White plays 23.Re7, attacking b7 and f7. 1–0
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Adly,A2625Cordes,H22221–02017C0021st OIBM 20172

The King’s Indian Attack is a unique opening system in that it offers White a dynamic and interesting game but without the need to know reams of theory. In addition to being easy to learn it has an excellent pedigree, leading exponents including great players such as Bobby Fischer, Tigran Petrosian, David Bronstein, Viktor Korchnoi, Leonid Stein and Lev Psakhis. GM Nigel Davies presents a complete repertoire for White.

The top seed Iturrizaga finished tenth but he probably played the most brilliant game of the tournament, sacrificing pieces and pawns left, right and center.

 
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1.Nf3 c5 2.c4 Nf6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 e6 5.g3 Qb6 6.Bg2 Bc5 7.e3 Nc6 8.0-0!?
A very interesting pawn sacrifice that already was tried in the 80s and ten years ago also was seen in a game between Magnus Carlsen and Judit Polgar. 8...Nxd4 9.exd4 Bxd4 10.Nc3 e5 10...0-0 11.Bg5 e5 12.c5 Qxc5 13.Bxf6 gxf6 14.Nd5 d6 15.Qh5 1-0 (27) Carlsen,M (2714)-Polgar,J (2708) Bilbao 2007 CBM 121 [Ftacnik,L] 10...Bxc3 11.bxc3 and the weak black squares give White fantastic compensation. 11.Nb5 Bc5 12.b4!? White invests another pawn to speed up his development. Bxb4 13.Be3 Bc5 14.a4 Bxe3 14...0-0 15.a5+- and White wins because Black cannot defend the bishop on c5. 15.Nd6+ Ke7 16.Nf5+ Kf8 17.fxe3 Black lags seriously behind in development - his rooks simply do not take part in the game. d5 With this pawn-break Ruck tries to coordinate his pieces somewhat. 18.Rb1 Played immediately - Iturrizaga was still following his preparation and walked around in the tournament hall while Ruck tried to find a safe harbour for his king. Qc7 19.Bxd5 Rb8
19...g6∞ is the move the engines want to play. 19...Bxf5? 20.Rxb7+- 20.Nh6! Ke7 21.Rxf6! Iturirzaga continues to sacrifice - now he invests an exchange to keep his attack going. gxf6 22.Qh5 Rf8 23.Ng8+! A pleasant move to make! Kd8 23...Rxg8 24.Qxf7+ Kd6 25.Qxf6+ Kc5 26.Rb5# 24.Rd1 Qb6 25.c5 Qxc5 26.Nxf6 Qxe3+ 27.Kh1 Kc7
28.Bxf7?! After 28.Be4! my engine claims mate in 13! White threatens Qe5# against which has no adequate defense. Qc5 29.Nd5+ and the black king bites the dust Kd8 30.Qxe5+- 28...Rd8 Now Black can cherish to save himself. 29.Nd5+ Rxd5 30.Bxd5 Bd7 31.Qxh7 Rd8 31...Qe2 32.Rc1+ Kd6∞ 32.Bg2! Kc8 33.Qe7 Black is still under great pressure. Qc3
34.a5! Even the a-pawn joins the attack. 34.Bxb7+? Kxb7 35.Rxd7+ Rxd7 36.Qxd7+ Kb6± and Black has drawing chances. 34...Qc7 After 34...a6 White has 35.Bxb7+! Kxb7 36.Rxd7+ Rxd7 37.Qxd7+ and White wins the pawn a6 with check: Kb8 38.Qd8+ Kb7 39.Qb6+ Kc8 40.Qxa6++- 35.a6! bxa6 36.Qg5 Now Black's king is exposed again and will be mated. Kb8 37.Rc1 Qa5 38.Qe7 Threatening Qd6# 1–0
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Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2665Ruck,R25331–02017A3221st Bavarian Championship Open7.3

Williams main teaching method behind this set of two DVDs is to teach you some simple yet effective set ups, without the need to rely on memorising numerous complicated variations.

Eduardo Iturrizaga Bonelli

Eduardo Iturrizaga Bonelli | Photo: Official site

The young Russian Andrey Esipenko made a grandmaster norm. In a crucial game against the Indian grandmaster G.N. Gopal Esipenko demonstrated his fighting spirit and tenacity.

 
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 Up to this point Gopal had been playing very well and now he is close to winning. 72.Qh6+? This gives the win away and allows Black to save himself with a nice trick. 72.Qc8! is the winning move. White wants to advance his b-pawn and if Black takes the b-pawn with Qxb4 White gives checks to bring his queen closer to Black's queen and then captures the g-pawn with check after which he will also pick up the c-pawn. 73.Qd7+ Kh8 74.Qe8+ Kg7 75.Qxg6+ Kf8 76.Qxc2 Qe7+ 77.Kh5+- 72...Kg8 73.Kf6 Qb7! 74.Qxg6+ Kh8
75.Qe8+ 75.Qxc2 fails because of Qg7+ 76.Kxe6 Qf7+! 77.Kd6 77.Kxf7= 77...Qg6+!= and if White takes the queen it's stalemate! 75...Kh7 76.Qh5+ Kg8 77.Qg6+ Kh8 78.g5! Gopal also tries a last trick. Qd7! Black defends against the mate on e8 and forces White to take the pawn on c2. 78...c1Q?? 79.Qe8+ Kh7 80.g6+ Kh6 81.Qh8+ Qh7 82.Qxh7# 79.Qxc2 Qf7+! 80.Kxf7=
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Gopal G.N.2589Esipenko,A2551½–½2017C9321st Bavarian Championship Open9.5

Rules of thumb are the key to everything when you are having to set the correct course in a complex endgame. In this final DVD of his series on the endgame, our endgame specialist introduces you to the most important of these rules of thumb.

Andrey Esipenko and Sebastian Siebrecht

(left) Andrey Esipenko / (right) Tournament director Sebastian Siebrecht | Photo: Official site

Final standings after 9 rounds

Rk. Snr     Name FED Elo Pts.  TB1   TB2 
1 4
 
 GM Adly Ahmed EGY 2625 7,5 2448 51,0
2 10
 
 GM Kulaots Kaido EST 2573 7,5 2442 52,0
3 13
 
 GM Sandipan Chanda IND 2555 7,5 2384 50,0
4 14
 
 GM Heberla Bartlomiej POL 2551 7,5 2227 45,0
5 16
 
 FM Esipenko Andrey RUS 2551 7,0 2450 52,5
6 17
 
 GM Kveinys Aloyzas LTU 2535 7,0 2428 51,0
7 8
 
 GM Gopal G.N. IND 2589 7,0 2403 50,0
8 20
 
 GM Xu Yinglun CHN 2526 7,0 2378 49,0
9 28
 
 IM Li Di CHN 2459 7,0 2371 49,0
10 1
 
 GM Iturrizaga Bonelli Eduardo VEN 2665 7,0 2362 49,0
11 24
 
 IM Mons Leon GER 2500 7,0 2355 50,0
12 6
 
 GM Jumabayev Rinat KAZ 2603 7,0 2326 48,5
13 11
 
 GM Postny Evgeny ISR 2569 7,0 2325 48,5
14 23
 
 IM Dann Matthias GER 2506 7,0 2324 47,0
15 9
 
 GM Fier Alexandr BRA 2573 7,0 2285 48,0
16 5
 
 GM Zubov Alexander UKR 2623 7,0 2263 44,0
17 50
 
 IM Donchenko Anatoly GER 2301 7,0 2209 45,5
18 29
 
 IM Xu Yi CHN 2439 7,0 2173 45,0
19 3
 
 GM Romanov Evgeny RUS 2626 6,5 2450 52,5
20 2
 
 GM Korobov Anton UKR 2652 6,5 2435 52,5
21 18
 
 GM Ruck Robert HUN 2533 6,5 2390 50,5
22 15
 
 GM Peralta Fernando ARG 2551 6,5 2362 51,0
23 19
 
 GM Antal Gergely HUN 2529 6,5 2346 49,0
24 33
 
   Henderson De La Fuente Lance ESP 2410 6,5 2335 45,5
25 30
 
 GM Womacka Mathias GER 2434 6,5 2329 48,0
26 34
 
   Zajogin Alexander BLR 2409 6,5 2321 48,5
27 26
 
 IM Baldauf Marco GER 2483 6,5 2301 47,0
28 37
 
 IM Zysk Robert GER 2400 6,5 2295 48,0
29 45
 
 IM Chu Wei Chao CHN 2340 6,5 2280 47,5
30 7
 
 GM Huschenbeth Niclas GER 2596 6,5 2261 45,0
31 41
 
 FM Forchert Martin GER 2362 6,5 2233 45,0
32 12
 
 GM Nikolov Momchil BUL 2561 6,5 2194 46,0
33 48
 
 FM Bezemer Arno NED 2306 6,5 2183 45,0
34 40
 
 IM Zude Arno GER 2370 6,5 2180 43,0
35 53
 
 IM Köpke Christian GER 2290 6,5 2176 45,0
36 47
 
 FM Wacker Peter GER 2323 6,5 2173 46,5
37 43
 
 FM Schnepp Gunnar AUT 2349 6,5 2162 44,5
38 42
 
 FM Weber Ulrich GER 2357 6,5 2145 44,5
39 80
 
 FM Schneider Jana GER 2208 6,5 2139 40,0
40 27
 
 GM Hoffmann Michael GER 2462 6,5 2134 41,0
41 115
 
 FM Kalugampitiya R S SRI 2138 6,5 2102 41,0
42 49
 
 FM Promyshlyanskyy Vitaliy UKR 2303 6,5 2092 39,0
43 67
 
   Fischer André GER 2259 6,0 2351 47,5

...total 484 players

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1.Nf3 d5 2.c4 c6 3.e3 Nf6 4.Nc3 e6       5.Qc2 Bd6 6.d4 Nbd7 7.b3 0-0 8.Be2 Qe7 9.0-0 e5 D45: Semi-Slav: 5 e3 9...a6 10.Bb2 e5 11.cxd5 cxd5 12.dxe5 Nxe5 13.Rad1 1/2-1/2 (13) Riazantsev,A (2646)-Ponkratov,P (2604) Khanty-Mansiysk 2015 10.cxd5 e4 LiveBook: 4 Games 11.Nh4 11.Nd2 cxd5 12.Nb5 11...Nb6 The position is equal. 12.dxc6 Ng4N 12...bxc6= 13.g3 Bh3 Predecessor: 12...bxc6 13.f3 Ng4 14.fxg4 Qxh4 15.g3 Bxg3 16.Bd1 Bc7 17.Qg2 1/2-1/2 (78) Ogaard,L (2408)-Lund,T (2053) Oslo 2012 13.g3+- Strongly threatening cxb7. Don't blunder 13.Nxe4? Bxh2+ 14.Kh1 Qxh4-+ 13...Nxh2 14.Rd1 Stronger than 14.Kxh2 Qxh4+ 15.Kg1 Bxg3= And not 14.Qxe4 Nxf1 15.Bxf1 bxc6= 14...f5
15.Nb5! f4? 15...g5 16.exf4 Bxf4 16...Nf3+ 17.Nxf3 exf3 17.Qc5 White is clearly winning. Qxc5 18.dxc5 Be5 19.cxb6 bxc6 20.Nc7 Bxa1 21.Nxa8 axb6 22.Ba3 Precision: White = 73%, Black = 21%. 1–0
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Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2665Lettl,G-1–02017A0621st OIBM 20171
Romanov,E2626Huber,E21251–02017E1021st OIBM 20171
Gopal G N2589Rueberg,J21211–02017B4221st OIBM 20171
Postny,E2569Krahe,F2115½–½2017A0521st OIBM 20171
Sandipan,C2555Glaser,C21141–02017D0221st OIBM 20171
Peralta,F2551Zaho,S-1–02017D4521st OIBM 20171
Kveinys,A2535Kastek,T21091–02017D3721st OIBM 20171
Antal,G2529Pawelzik,M21071–02017C0621st OIBM 20171
Andersson,U2523Zunker,R21061–02017A4621st OIBM 20171
Dann,M2506Juergens,K2102½–½2017B3521st OIBM 20171
Vogel,R2493Kugelmann,W21001–02017E7321st OIBM 20171
Hoffmann,M2462Pollmann,S2098½–½2017A8421st OIBM 20171
Xu,Y2439Fehmer,D20970–12017A3721st OIBM 20171
Morawietz,D2420Simon,A20970–12017A4521st OIBM 20171
Henderson de La Fuente,L2410Gschwendtner,K20950–12017B5821st OIBM 20171
Seyb,A2403Weber,B20950–12017C5421st OIBM 20171
Zysk,R2400Kuhn,H20941–02017A2521st OIBM 20171
Singer,C2391Seul,G24011–02017B1221st OIBM 20171
Pirrot,D2372Ammon,T20931–02017D1521st OIBM 20171
Forchert,M2362Esswein,K20922017B1221st OIBM 20171
Schnepp,G2349Seisenberger,G20901–02017D4621st OIBM 20171
Chu,W2340Holgert,M20881–02017A4121st OIBM 20171
Wacker,P2323Yi,D2088½–½2017C6821st OIBM 20171
Dietze,F2154Baldauf,M24830–12017C6521st OIBM 20171
Astengo,C2125Korobov,A26520–12017B9421st OIBM 20171
Schweiger,G2123Adly,A26250–12017A0221st OIBM 20171
Baeuml,U2120Kulaots,K2573½–½2017E0621st OIBM 20171
Fischer,D2116Nikolov,M25611–02017B3221st OIBM 20171
Schoetzig,D2114Heberla,B2551½–½2017D0221st OIBM 20171
Fahland,M2109Esipenko,A25510–12017A0521st OIBM 20171
Klee,H2109Ruck,R25330–12017D9221st OIBM 20171
Schwierskott,M2107Xu,Y25260–12017A1321st OIBM 20171
Nent,A2106Lubbe,N2515½–½2017E0421st OIBM 20171
Fauth,D2100Mons,L25000–12017B0621st OIBM 20171
Obermeier,H2097Womacka,M24340–12017C1021st OIBM 20171
Gnegel,B2096Meins,G24100–12017B9221st OIBM 20171
Scheckenbach,F2095Zajogin,A24090–12017C5421st OIBM 20171
Roettig,H2094Singer,C23911–02017B0621st OIBM 20171
Dietzsch,H2093Zude,A23700–12017C7121st OIBM 20171
Boehm,U2091Weber,U23570–12017A4521st OIBM 20171
Czap,B2089Fuchs,F2347½–½2017A1521st OIBM 20171
Thiel,F2088Stillger,B2332½–½2017B9921st OIBM 20171
Osthoff,M2086Bezemer,A2306½–½2017A4521st OIBM 20171
Thiele,F1810Stillger,B23322017B9921st OIBM 20171
Farber,C-Li,D24590–12017A8421st OIBM 20171
Korobov,A2652Fieberg,S22491–02017D1021st OIBM 20172
Adly,A2625Cordes,H22221–02017A0821st OIBM 20172
Kulaots,K2573Zuse,P22051–02017A0521st OIBM 20172
Esipenko,A2551Moeldner,J21951–02017D8521st OIBM 20172
Ruck,R2533Zill,C21801–02017A0421st OIBM 20172
Xu,Y2526Friedel,M21761–02017D1121st OIBM 20172
Mons,L2500Kraich,K21731–02017A0621st OIBM 20172
Baldauf,M2483Lutz,A21621–02017D8521st OIBM 20172
Li,D2459Tillmann,M21571–02017A3421st OIBM 20172
Womacka,M2434Schatz,C21401–02017B1221st OIBM 20172
Meins,G2410Tong,K2140½–½2017A0621st OIBM 20172
Zajogin,A2409Schaffarczyk,A21381–02017D0021st OIBM 20172
Seul,G2401Muetsch,A2133½–½2017D3021st OIBM 20172
Singer,C2391Gruettner,R2130½–½2017C4921st OIBM 20172
Zude,A2370Walter,T21291–02017C1821st OIBM 20172
Weber,U2357Fischer,D21160–12017A0621st OIBM 20172
Schuster,K2291Weber,B20601–02017E3821st OIBM 20172
Kaufeld,J2289Linner,C20521–02017C4121st OIBM 20172
Tonndorf,M2285Prueske,W20461–02017B1221st OIBM 20172
Hess,M2271Marentini,M20381–02017A4621st OIBM 20172
Loew,G2262Brychcy,F20150–12017A2821st OIBM 20172
Fischer,A2259Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2665½–½2017B3121st OIBM 20172
Osmanodja,F2245Romanov,E26260–12017B4321st OIBM 20172
Schultz,A2215Gopal G N25890–12017D8021st OIBM 20172
Pieper,T2204Sandipan,C25550–12017B0621st OIBM 20172
Kaiser,E2198Peralta,F25510–12017B0721st OIBM 20172
Goldbeck,L2191Kveinys,A25350–12017E2021st OIBM 20172
Becker,T2183Antal,G25290–12017A0021st OIBM 20172
Ehrke,M2176Andersson,U25230–12017A4521st OIBM 20172
Lederle,V2170Vogel,R24931–02017B1221st OIBM 20172
Galunova,T2164Hoffmann,M2462½–½2017D8521st OIBM 20172
Li,X2157Morawietz,D24200–12017A6221st OIBM 20172
Bopp,T2153Henderson de La Fuente,L24100–12017A4021st OIBM 20172
Linsenmeyer,M2147Seyb,A24030–12017D8121st OIBM 20172
Buechmann,O2143Zysk,R24000–12017A1021st OIBM 20172
Schatz,D2140Pirrot,D23720–12017B0121st OIBM 20172
Babar,M2130Forchert,M2362½–½2017D9421st OIBM 20172
Demir,B2069Schnepp,G2349½–½2017B2221st OIBM 20172
Staudacher,T2064Chu,W23400–12017B1221st OIBM 20172
Reck,M2060Promyshlyanskiy,V2303½–½2017A2721st OIBM 20172
Lindam,I2058Koepke,C2290½–½2017A4521st OIBM 20172
Stuemer,P2052Lubbe,M22860–12017A4821st OIBM 20172
Basener,W2035Dehlinger,A22760–12017A1321st OIBM 20172
Hoeller,A2015Hedke,F22650–12017A1321st OIBM 20172
Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2665Danninger,J16061–02017A1421st OIBM 20173
Romanov,E2626Lederle,V21701–02017A2021st OIBM 20173
Gopal G.N.2589Ellemann,S19941–02017B1221st OIBM 20173
Postny,E2569Schallner,M19691–02017D1021st OIBM 20173
Sandipan,C2555Schoen,R19821–02017E0021st OIBM 20173
Kveinys,A2535Berglitz,R19671–02017D3721st OIBM 20173
Antal,G2529Just,A19601–02017A2021st OIBM 20173
Andersson,U2523Valenta,R19581–02017A0621st OIBM 20173
Dann,M2506Noack,M19451–02017B2321st OIBM 20173
Hoffmann,M2462Chennaoui,Y19400–12017A4121st OIBM 20173
Morawietz,D2420Giovannini,R19431–02017B4221st OIBM 20173
Henderson de La Fuente,L2410Slabicki,A19431–02017B0321st OIBM 20173
Seyb,A2403Wolf,P19401–02017B9021st OIBM 20173
Zysk,R2400Felser,M19151–02017E6521st OIBM 20173
Pirrot,D2372Ott,J18981–02017A5021st OIBM 20173
Forchert,M2362Boecker,J19251–02017D0121st OIBM 20173
Schnepp,G2349Kleinert,J19181–02017D2021st OIBM 20173
Chu,W2340Frank,W18901–02017A0621st OIBM 20173
Lubbe,M2286Walter,M18701–02017A4521st OIBM 20173
Dehlinger,A2276Manco,M18411–02017A0621st OIBM 20173
Hedke,F2265Beck,A18201–02017B2221st OIBM 20173
Ruecker,B2261Lohvinov,P18031–02017A1621st OIBM 20173
Stoeber,M2261Korobov,A26520–12017B2021st OIBM 20173
Fischer,D2114Adly,A26250–12017B0621st OIBM 20173
Brychcy,F2015Kulaots,K25730–12017A4621st OIBM 20173
Koch,Y1989Esipenko,A25510–12017E3221st OIBM 20173
Harringer,M1973Ruck,R25330–12017B5121st OIBM 20173
Walda,M1969Xu,Y25260–12017B2321st OIBM 20173
Hoehfeld,M1966Heberla,B25510–12017A4021st OIBM 20173
Mantel,R1965Mons,L25000–12017D0221st OIBM 20173
Wiendieck,J1963Lubbe,N25150–12017A1521st OIBM 20173
Reuter,R1961Meins,G24100–12017B3321st OIBM 20173
Troidl,T1958Seul,G24010–12017B0021st OIBM 20173
Engelhardt,E1951Singer,C23910–12017C5421st OIBM 20173
Sellmair,R1949Baldauf,M24830–12017B4021st OIBM 20173
Hoffmann,S1940Li,D24590–12017C4721st OIBM 20173
McAndrew,R1920Fuchs,F23470–12017A1521st OIBM 20173
Narendran Gouthaman1918Womacka,M2434½–½2017B9621st OIBM 20173
Metodiev,M1900Zajogin,A24090–12017A1321st OIBM 20173
Graf,P1895Zude,A2370½–½2017C5421st OIBM 20173
Poelt,C1894Schuster,K22910–12017E0121st OIBM 20173
Aigner,G1875Kaufeld,J22890–12017B4021st OIBM 20173
Hornstein,A1770Tonndorf,M22850–12017E1121st OIBM 20173
Schnegelberg,C1640Hess,M22710–12017A4021st OIBM 20173
Korobov,A2652Morawietz,D24201–02017E1021st OIBM 20174
Adly,A2625Seyb,A24031–02017D7121st OIBM 20174
Zubov,A2623Graf,H19371–02017E1221st OIBM 20174
Huschenbeth,N2596Prueske,W20461–02017B1221st OIBM 20174
Kulaots,K2573Zysk,R24001–02017C1121st OIBM 20174
Nikolov,M2561Marentini,M20381–02017E1521st OIBM 20174
Esipenko,A2551Pirrot,D23721–02017D0221st OIBM 20174
Heberla,B2551Fischer,A22590–12017A3021st OIBM 20174
Ruck,R2533Chu,W23401–02017A3021st OIBM 20174
Xu,Y2526Lubbe,M22861–02017E9721st OIBM 20174
Lubbe,N2515Raahul V S21531–02017A4821st OIBM 20174
Mons,L2500Dehlinger,A22761–02017A0521st OIBM 20174
Baldauf,M2483Hedke,F22650–12017D3521st OIBM 20174
Li,D2459Ruecker,B22611–02017A4921st OIBM 20174
Womacka,M2434Tong,K21401–02017C6821st OIBM 20174
Henderson de La Fuente,L2410Romanov,E26260–12017B4821st OIBM 20174
Meins,G2410Muetsch,A21331–02017E4421st OIBM 20174
Zajogin,A2409Gopal G N25890–12017A4521st OIBM 20174
Seul,G2401Gruettner,R21301–02017C9021st OIBM 20174
Singer,C2391Remensberger,P20571–02017C0321st OIBM 20174
Zude,A2370Li,Z2007½–½2017B3221st OIBM 20174
Fuchs,F2347Wuest,K1996½–½2017A4521st OIBM 20174
Stillger,B2332Guggenberger,G19941–02017A0521st OIBM 20174
Bezemer,A2306Harsch,M19911–02017B1321st OIBM 20174
Donchenko,A2301Kasueschke,L20241–02017A0421st OIBM 20174
Schuster,K2291Sandipan,C25550–12017A8721st OIBM 20174
Kaufeld,J2289Peralta,F25510–12017B0721st OIBM 20174
Tonndorf,M2285Kveinys,A25350–12017B4221st OIBM 20174
Hort,A2276Seickel,R2018½–½2017D0021st OIBM 20174
Bente,B2272Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2665½–½2017A5021st OIBM 20174
Hess,M2271Antal,G25290–12017D0021st OIBM 20174
Cordts,I2259Postny,E25690–12017D0221st OIBM 20174
Oberhofer,C2229Dann,M25060–12017A6221st OIBM 20174
Wenner,T2133Forchert,M23621–02017A0621st OIBM 20174
Babar,M2130Schnepp,G2349½–½2017A0121st OIBM 20174
Reck,M2060Wacker,P2323½–½2017C2621st OIBM 20174
Lindam,I2058Promyshlyanskiy,V23031–02017A4521st OIBM 20174
Strozewski,F2047Jumabayev,R26030–12017A2121st OIBM 20174
Huber,B2044Fier,A25730–12017A4521st OIBM 20174
Proschmann,T2039Xu,Y24390–12017C6821st OIBM 20174
Basener,W2035Stoeber,M22610–12017B0821st OIBM 20174
Deues,E2022Heimrath,R22600–12017A4121st OIBM 20174
Chennaoui,Y1940Kniest,O23000–12017C0521st OIBM 20174
Narendran Gouthaman1918Koepke,C22900–12017B3821st OIBM 20174
Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2665Goldbeck,L21911–02017A0421st OIBM 20175
Romanov,E2626Esipenko,A2551½–½2017B1321st OIBM 20175
Jumabayev,R2603Ehrke,M21761–02017A0621st OIBM 20175
Gopal G N2589Ruck,R2533½–½2017B9021st OIBM 20175
Fier,A2573Lederle,V21701–02017B4121st OIBM 20175
Postny,E2569Li,D2459½–½2017D5121st OIBM 20175
Sandipan,C2555Xu,Y25261–02017D0221st OIBM 20175
Peralta,F2551Mons,L2500½–½2017E2921st OIBM 20175
Kveinys,A2535Korobov,A2652½–½2017E3221st OIBM 20175
Antal,G2529Adly,A26250–12017B2921st OIBM 20175
Dann,M2506Bezemer,A23061–02017B3821st OIBM 20175
Xu,Y2439Galunova,T21641–02017C5021st OIBM 20175
Morawietz,D2420Bopp,T21531–02017B1021st OIBM 20175
Seyb,A2403Kayser,F21491–02017B3521st OIBM 20175
Zysk,R2400Linsenmeyer,M21471–02017A4821st OIBM 20175
Pirrot,D2372Buechmann,O21430–12017B1221st OIBM 20175
Forchert,M2362Lettl,G21281–02017C4421st OIBM 20175
Schnepp,G2349Wenner,T2133½–½2017E9121st OIBM 20175
Chu,W2340Babar,M21301–02017E0921st OIBM 20175
Stillger,B2332Lubbe,N2515½–½2017D0221st OIBM 20175
Wacker,P2323Huber,E21251–02017B0021st OIBM 20175
Kniest,O2300Womacka,M2434½–½2017A4621st OIBM 20175
Koepke,C2290Meins,G24100–12017B6621st OIBM 20175
Lubbe,M2286Glaser,C21141–02017D0021st OIBM 20175
Dehlinger,A2276Zhao,S21131–02017E0421st OIBM 20175
Hedke,F2265Kulaots,K25730–12017B0721st OIBM 20175
Ruecker,B2261Kugelmann,W21001–02017A4921st OIBM 20175
Fischer,A2259Seul,G2401½–½2017C5521st OIBM 20175
Tillmann,M2157Zubov,A26230–12017D0221st OIBM 20175
Shahin,W2150Huschenbeth,N25960–12017E1621st OIBM 20175
Ryzhkov,V2145Nikolov,M2561½–½2017C6821st OIBM 20175
Schatz,C2140Andersson,U25230–12017A0521st OIBM 20175
Krause,T2139Baldauf,M24830–12017A0521st OIBM 20175
Schaffarczyk,A2138Henderson de La Fuente,L24100–12017C1121st OIBM 20175
Walter,T2129Zajogin,A24090–12017C5521st OIBM 20175
Astengo,C2125Zude,A2370½–½2017C5521st OIBM 20175
Fischer,D2116Fuchs,F2347½–½2017B6721st OIBM 20175
Fahland,M2109Donchenko,A23010–12017A0521st OIBM 20175
Schwierskott,M2107Schuster,K2291½–½2017A0021st OIBM 20175
Fauth,D2100Kaufeld,J22890–12017B2121st OIBM 20175
Roettig,H2094Tonndorf,M22850–12017B2121st OIBM 20175
Osthoff,M2086Bente,B2272½–½2017D0021st OIBM 20175
Staudacher,T2064Hess,M22710–12017B4421st OIBM 20175
Lindam,I2058Singer,C23910–12017A4521st OIBM 20175
Adly,A2626Sandipan,C25541–02017A0421st OIBM 20176
Zubov,A2624Chu,W2389½–½2017A4521st OIBM 20176
Jumabayev,R2604Stillger,B23241–02017B3621st OIBM 20176
Huschenbeth,N2601Kniest,O23041–02017C1821st OIBM 20176
Kulaots,K2562Korobov,A2652½–½2017B9621st OIBM 20176
Nikolov,M2561Kraich,K21731–02017D2521st OIBM 20176
Heberla,B2558Lutz,A21621–02017C4321st OIBM 20176
Esipenko,A2551Dann,M25131–02017E1521st OIBM 20176
Ruck,R2531Romanov,E2626½–½2017A0521st OIBM 20176
Andersson,U2524Lubbe,M2301½–½2017A0521st OIBM 20176
Xu,Y2518Dehlinger,A22761–02017A1721st OIBM 20176
Mons,L2504Gopal G N2589½–½2017A3421st OIBM 20176
Baldauf,M2487Ruecker,B22641–02017E8121st OIBM 20176
Lubbe,N2487Hedke,F22651–02017A1321st OIBM 20176
Li,D2479Peralta,F2551½–½2017D3821st OIBM 20176
Womacka,M2435Fischer,A22531–02017B9021st OIBM 20176
Meins,G2410Kveinys,A25450–12017E4621st OIBM 20176
Zajogin,A2404Schneider,J22141–02017E4621st OIBM 20176
Seul,G2401Zuse,P2189½–½2017B2321st OIBM 20176
Singer,C2401Iturrizaga Bonelli,E26650–12017B0621st OIBM 20176
Zude,A2370Heimerdinger,J21471–02017C1821st OIBM 20176
Weber,U2357Ryzhkov,V21231–02017A0021st OIBM 20176
Wacker,P2325Fier,A25830–12017B4021st OIBM 20176
Fuchs,F2304Tong,K21460–12017C9521st OIBM 20176
Donchenko,A2301Postny,E25750–12017A2221st OIBM 20176
Bezemer,A2300Muetsch,A21621–02017B4021st OIBM 20176
Tonndorf,M2297Xu,Y2465½–½2017C4521st OIBM 20176
Hess,M2293Morawietz,D2411½–½2017B4021st OIBM 20176
Kaufeld,J2292Antal,G25250–12017B3121st OIBM 20176
Schuster,K2291Astengo,C21081–02017D1021st OIBM 20176
Hort,A2276Fischer,D21161–02017A4521st OIBM 20176
Cordts,I2259Schwierskott,M2103½–½2017A3421st OIBM 20176
Nagel,B2220Osthoff,M20860–12017A1321st OIBM 20176
Schultz,A2213Henderson de La Fuente,L2410½–½2017E4821st OIBM 20176
Pieper,T2204Seyb,A2400½–½2017B5621st OIBM 20176
Li,X2194Hoffmann,M2459½–½2017A5821st OIBM 20176
Buechmann,O2143Forchert,M23620–12017A1621st OIBM 20176
Schatz,D2139Schnepp,G23490–12017B5121st OIBM 20176
Kalugampitiya,R2138Koepke,C23040–12017B3521st OIBM 20176
Wenner,T2135Bente,B2230½–½2017A0621st OIBM 20176
Kastek,T2109Stoeber,M22610–12017A1021st OIBM 20176
Juergens,K2096Fieberg,S22481–02017A0621st OIBM 20176
Kuhn,H2094Cordes,H22220–12017A0621st OIBM 20176
Reck,M2071Zysk,R24070–12017C0121st OIBM 20176
Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2665Ruck,R25311–02017A3221st OIBM 20177
Korobov,A2652Xu,Y2518½–½2017B5021st OIBM 20177
Romanov,E2626Lubbe,N24871–02017A2921st OIBM 20177
Gopal G N2589Baldauf,M2487½–½2017B1221st OIBM 20177
Fier,A2583Mons,L2504½–½2017D3721st OIBM 20177
Postny,E2575Womacka,M24352017E1121st OIBM 20177
Kulaots,K2562Adly,A26261–02017B6021st OIBM 20177
Sandipan,C2554Li,D2479½–½2017A5021st OIBM 20177
Peralta,F2551Zajogin,A2404½–½2017E1121st OIBM 20177
Kveinys,A2545Esipenko,A2551½–½2017E3221st OIBM 20177
Antal,G2525Jumabayev,R2604½–½2017A1521st OIBM 20177
Dann,M2513Hort,A22761–02017A8521st OIBM 20177
Vogel,R2477Li,X21941–02017A0621st OIBM 20177
Xu,Y2465Hess,M2293½–½2017B3121st OIBM 20177
Hoffmann,M2459Bopp,T2153½–½2017D3721st OIBM 20177
Morawietz,D2411Schultz,A22131–02017C0221st OIBM 20177
Henderson de La Fuente,L2410Pieper,T22041–02017C6521st OIBM 20177
Zysk,R2407Huschenbeth,N2601½–½2017D2021st OIBM 20177
Seyb,A2400Steinbacher,M21881–02017B3221st OIBM 20177
Chu,W2389Juergens,K20961–02017D0221st OIBM 20177
Forchert,M2362Engel,J21751–02017B0721st OIBM 20177
Schnepp,G2349Buechmann,O2143½–½2017D3021st OIBM 20177
Stillger,B2324Linsenmeyer,M2176½–½2017D9121st OIBM 20177
Kniest,O2304Wenner,T2135½–½2017E7721st OIBM 20177
Koepke,C2304Nikolov,M25610–12017B4221st OIBM 20177
Lubbe,M2301Heberla,B25580–12017B3221st OIBM 20177
Tonndorf,M2297Andersson,U2524½–½2017B2721st OIBM 20177
Schuster,K2291Zubov,A26240–12017E7021st OIBM 20177
Dehlinger,A2276Pawelzik,M2107½–½2017A4921st OIBM 20177
Hedke,F2265Fehmer,D2097½–½2017C0121st OIBM 20177
Ruecker,B2264Weber,B2095½–½2017D3021st OIBM 20177
Stoeber,M2261Meins,G24100–12017E1521st OIBM 20177
Heimrath,R2243Proschmann,T20391–02017A0421st OIBM 20177
Bente,B2230Zhao,S2132½–½2017D4521st OIBM 20177
Cordes,H2222Seul,G24010–12017E2021st OIBM 20177
Zuse,P2189Singer,C24011–02017C4421st OIBM 20177
Zill,C2180Zude,A23700–12017C5121st OIBM 20177
Tong,K2146Bezemer,A23000–12017B3521st OIBM 20177
Krause,T2141Wacker,P23250–12017D3121st OIBM 20177
Schatz,C2140Pirrot,D23720–12017A0421st OIBM 20177
Schoetzig,D2114Donchenko,A23011–02017A0521st OIBM 20177
Fahland,M2109Kaufeld,J22921–02017A0921st OIBM 20177
Roettig,H2094Cordts,I22590–12017C7721st OIBM 20177
Osthoff,M2086Weber,U23570–12017B0621st OIBM 20177
Korobov,A2652Henderson de La Fuente,L2410½–½2017E1721st OIBM 20178
Zubov,A2624Kveinys,A2545½–½2017A0421st OIBM 20178
Jumabayev,R2604Kulaots,K2562½–½2017A0521st OIBM 20178
Nikolov,M2561Morawietz,D2411½–½2017E3921st OIBM 20178
Heberla,B2558Seyb,A24001–02017B2321st OIBM 20178
Esipenko,A2551Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2665½–½2017E1821st OIBM 20178
Ruck,R2531Heimrath,R22431–02017E6321st OIBM 20178
Andersson,U2524Fischer,A22531–02017A0421st OIBM 20178
Xu,Y2518Zysk,R24071–02017D4121st OIBM 20178
Mons,L2504Forchert,M2362½–½2017D7021st OIBM 20178
Baldauf,M2487Chu,W23891–02017A6121st OIBM 20178
Lubbe,N2487Szabo,M22460–12017A3021st OIBM 20178
Li,D2479Zuse,P21891–02017A0521st OIBM 20178
Womacka,M2435Huschenbeth,N2601½–½2017B9221st OIBM 20178
Meins,G2410Gopal G N25890–12017D8221st OIBM 20178
Zajogin,A2404Fier,A25830–12017A4921st OIBM 20178
Seul,G2401Postny,E25750–12017C2921st OIBM 20178
Singer,C2401Ryzhkov,V2123½–½2017C0321st OIBM 20178
Zude,A2370Sandipan,C25540–12017B0621st OIBM 20178
Weber,U2357Dann,M25130–12017A0421st OIBM 20178
Wacker,P2325Schneider,J2214½–½2017C0721st OIBM 20178
Fuchs,F2304Muetsch,A21620–12017C7021st OIBM 20178
Donchenko,A2301Moeldner,J22041–02017A3521st OIBM 20178
Bezemer,A2300Peralta,F25510–12017C0721st OIBM 20178
Hess,M2293Vogel,R24770–12017B1021st OIBM 20178
Hort,A2276Astengo,C21081–02017D0021st OIBM 20178
Wessendorf,T2268Fauth,D21000–12017B3021st OIBM 20178
Cordts,I2259Antal,G25250–12017A0421st OIBM 20178
Osmanodja,F2242Xu,Y24650–12017B8321st OIBM 20178
Linsenmeyer,M2176Hoffmann,M24590–12017E2021st OIBM 20178
Galunova,T2156Stillger,B2324½–½2017E1121st OIBM 20178
Bopp,T2153Promyshlyanskiy,V23030–12017A4121st OIBM 20178
Goldbeck,L2149Pirrot,D23721–02017E2021st OIBM 20178
Tong,K2146Kniest,O23040–12017B1221st OIBM 20178
Buechmann,O2143Tonndorf,M2297½–½2017A3621st OIBM 20178
Kalugampitiya,R2138Schuster,K22911–02017B1821st OIBM 20178
Wenner,T2135Koepke,C23040–12017E6821st OIBM 20178
Zhao,S2132Hedke,F2265½–½2017E0121st OIBM 20178
Lettl,G2128Lubbe,M23010–12017B2221st OIBM 20178
Kastek,T2109Bente,B2230½–½2017D3721st OIBM 20178
Pawelzik,M2107Ruecker,B22641–02017C5521st OIBM 20178
Juergens,K2096Stoeber,M2261½–½2017A0421st OIBM 20178
Reck,M2071Schnepp,G23490–12017B2621st OIBM 20178
Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2665Kulaots,K2573½–½2017A0521st OIBM 20179
Romanov,E2626Heberla,B25510–12017A2921st OIBM 20179
Huschenbeth,N2596Henderson de La Fuente,L2410½–½2017C2621st OIBM 20179
Gopal G N2589Esipenko,A2551½–½2017C9221st OIBM 20179
Fier,A2573Li,D2459½–½2017D4721st OIBM 20179
Postny,E2569Xu,Y2526½–½2017D3721st OIBM 20179
Sandipan,C2555Baldauf,M24831–02017D9421st OIBM 20179
Peralta,F2551Adly,A26250–12017A6521st OIBM 20179
Kveinys,A2535Jumabayev,R2603½–½2017A3421st OIBM 20179
Antal,G2529Womacka,M2434½–½2017A3421st OIBM 20179
Dann,M2506Korobov,A2652½–½2017B9021st OIBM 20179
Vogel,R2493Donchenko,A23010–12017D2621st OIBM 20179
Hoffmann,M2462Hort,A22761–02017A6121st OIBM 20179
Xu,Y2439Goldbeck,L21911–02017B5221st OIBM 20179
Morawietz,D2420Zubov,A26230–12017B0621st OIBM 20179
Seyb,A2403Wessendorf,T2268½–½2017B7521st OIBM 20179
Zysk,R2400Ciolek,A22011–02017E6321st OIBM 20179
Pirrot,D2372Gruettner,R21301–02017E7321st OIBM 20179
Forchert,M2362Nikolov,M2561½–½2017C6821st OIBM 20179
Schnepp,G2349Ruck,R2533½–½2017E1521st OIBM 20179
Chu,W2340Schultz,A22151–02017A4521st OIBM 20179
Promyshlyanskiy,V2303Buechmann,O21431–02017B1221st OIBM 20179
Kniest,O2300Kalugampitiya,R21380–12017E3221st OIBM 20179
Koepke,C2290Pawelzik,M21071–02017A4821st OIBM 20179
Lubbe,M2286Meins,G2410½–½2017B5821st OIBM 20179
Tonndorf,M2285Zajogin,A24090–12017C4521st OIBM 20179
Bente,B2272Hoppe,T2128½–½2017A5021st OIBM 20179
Hedke,F2265Kastek,T21091–02017B2221st OIBM 20179
Stoeber,M2261Zhao,S2113½–½2017A0621st OIBM 20179
Heimrath,R2260Schwierskott,M21071–02017B0621st OIBM 20179
Fischer,A2253Juergens,K20961–02017B3821st OIBM 20179
Fieberg,S2249Weber,B20951–02017B1221st OIBM 20179
Szabo,M2246Mons,L25000–12017B0621st OIBM 20179
Sieglen,J2226Fehmer,D2097½–½2017A4021st OIBM 20179
Schneider,J2214Seul,G24011–02017C2421st OIBM 20179
Schaffarczyk,A2138Lubbe,N25150–12017B5021st OIBM 20179
Muetsch,A2133Weber,U23570–12017B0621st OIBM 20179
Walter,T2129Stillger,B23320–12017B0621st OIBM 20179
Fischer,D2116Hess,M22710–12017C5521st OIBM 20179
Scheckenbach,F2095Cordts,I2259½–½2017C5421st OIBM 20179
Roettig,H2094Osmanodja,F22450–12017C7721st OIBM 20179
Ammon,T2093Wacker,P23230–12017C4721st OIBM 20179
Link,K1970Bezemer,A23060–12017B2221st OIBM 20179

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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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