Russian Superfinals: Tomashevsky and Girya on top

by Antonio Pereira
8/18/2019 – Seven rounds of the open and women's Russian Superfinals have been completed before the second rest day in Izhevsk. Both tournaments have now sole leaders — Evgeny Tomashevsky is on an undefeated 4½ out of 7 score in the Open, while Olga Girya has taken more of a commanding lead amongst the women with 6 points after seven rounds. Four rounds are still left to go in the Republic of Udmurtia. | Photo: Eteri Kublashvili

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Tournaments of different nature

The 2019 Open and Women's Russian Superfinals have taken distinctly contrasting paths after seven rounds. A tense struggle has been transpiring in the main event, as Evgeny Tomashevsky was the one to get a half point ahead of a five-player chasing pack in Saturday's round...but only with a 'plus two' score. In the women's tournament, on the other hand, Olga Girya has collected a remarkable 6 out of 7 so far, but cannot win the competition 'on autopilot' as Natalija Pogonina is breathing down her neck on 5½.

Furthermore, seven players are only a point behind the Tomashevsky, which means any of them can end up taking home first place after a good last four rounds. Contrarily, it is hard to foresee someone other than Girya or Pogonina winning the women's championship.

Izhevsk, Udmurtia

Summer in Izhevsk | Photo: Eteri Kublashvili

Open: Artemiev's fall from grace

In 2019, 21-year-old Vladislav Artemiev won the strong Gibraltar Open, took gold with Russia at the World Teams Championship, became European champion and finished first at the Karpov Poikovsky Tournament, a strong ten-player round-robin. His astounding rise left him in thirteenth place at the August FIDE ratings list, ahead of compatriots Sergey Karjakin, Dmitry Andreikin and Peter Svidler, just to name a few.

The player from Omsk, therefore, arrived as first seed in the highly competitive Superfinal. After drawing in rounds one and two, he actually became sole leader by taking down Kirill Alekseenko with Black after the early rest day from Monday. 

But things turned sour for him in rounds 5-7, as he lost three games in a row, which means he is currently in penultimate place on 2½ points. We expect such a strong fighter to find a way to recover soon, however. The second rest day will probably be a good point to regroup.

Vladislav Artemiev

Vladislav Artemiev still has time to recover some rating points | Photo: Eteri Kublashvili

The nightmare began in his game against Aleksey Dreev, when he blundered away the game in one move:

 
Dreev vs. Artemiev
Position after 37.Ng2

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37...xg2 gives up the exchange after 38.h4 g4 39.xf6. Perhaps still flabbergasted by what had just happened — while in time trouble — Artemiev played 39...h3, but nonetheless resigned after 40.xf7+.

Aleksey Dreev

Aleksey Dreev | Photo: Eteri Kublashvili

In round six, he had the white pieces against Nikita Vitiugov, and was slowly outplayed from the very beginning of the middlegame. Vitiugov patiently converted his positional trumps into a more tangible advantage, until getting a well-deserved 66-move win. 

As it is frequently mentioned by chess commentators and players alike, when competitive sportsmen smell blood, they will not shy away from getting the most of their chances against a wounded opponent. And that is exactly what Evgeny Tomashevsky did in round seven against Artemiev. The game got really sharp around move 20, when, out of a Fianchetto Grünfeld Defence, Tomashevsky gave up a pawn for the initiative. The tactical skirmish turned completely in White's favour on move 27:

 
Tomashevsky vs. Artemiev
Position after 27...Qxb3

The previous 27...xb3 was a grave mistake, as Black lost his queen in the sequence 28.xe4 f6 29.d5+ xd5 30.xf6 xd1+ 31.xd1, and White went on to get the win. In the diagrammed position, 28.♖d7 was actually stronger, but Tomashevsky found a line that worked and got the job done nevertheless.

Evgeny Tomashevsky

The sole leader in Udmurtia — Evgeny Tomashevsky | Photo: Eteri Kublashvili

That was Tomashevsky's second win of the event. Back in round five, he had defeated Vladimir Fedoseev with White, also by showing good calculation in a tactical combat. Things came to a head for Black when the time control was approaching:

 
Tomashevsky vs. Fedoseev
Position after 38.Bxf4

Against 38...b6, both 39.♘e7+ and 39.c8 are good for White. Tomashevsky chose the latter and was clearly on top after 39...xa3 40.xa3 e8 41.a8. Fedoseev resigned three moves later.

So, with four rounds to go, five players are half a point behind the leader: Vitiugov, Matlakov, Inarkiev, Alekseenko and Predke. Tomashevsky has two games with White and two with Black in the final days of action. Will he be able to keep the lead and become Russian champion for a second time? We will find out by Thursday.

Maxim Matlakov

Maxim Matlakov is in the chasing pack | Photo: Eteri Kublashvili

Standings after Round 7

Rk.NameRtg.Nt.Pts.n
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
TBPerf.
1
2702
4.5
7
14.75
2796
2
2727
4.0
7
13.75
2742
3
2701
4.0
7
13.75
2731
4
2693
4.0
7
13.25
2730
5
2650
4.0
7
12.75
2740
6
2632
4.0
7
12.50
2731
7
2654
3.5
7
12.25
2673
8
2655
3.5
7
12.00
2694
9
2681
3.0
7
10.75
2631
10
2640
3.0
7
10.25
2642
11
2761
2.5
7
8.50
2572
12
2711
2.0
7
6.50
2518
TBs: Sonneborn-Berger

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1.c4 0 e5 0 2.Nc3 0 Bb4 0 3.Nd5 0 Be7 6 4.d4 55 exd4 24 5.Qxd4 41 Nf6 12 6.Nf3 20:02 Nxd5 10:00 7.cxd5 37 0-0 9 8.e4 15:24 d6 1:23 9.Bd3 1:10 c5 22:13 10.Qe3 8:40 Bf6 3:06 11.Qf4 3:55 b5 13:51 12.0-0 2:32 c4 23 13.Bc2 59 Na6 49 14.a4 2:04 b4 2:31 15.e5 25 dxe5 14 16.Qxc4 38 Bb7 35 17.Rd1 1:14 Rc8 3:08 18.Qe4 1:00 g6 9 19.Bh6 5:07 Re8 31 20.Rac1 6:07 Nc5 20:08 21.Qxb4 50 e4 1:06 22.Ne1 4:00 a5 1:47 23.Qa3 1:59 Bxd5 3:39 24.Bb1 2:29 Nd3 1:01 25.Nxd3 2:04 exd3 1 26.Qxd3 1:06 Rxc1 1:11 27.Bxc1 11 Qa8 33 28.Qg3 6:07 Qb7 1:40 29.h3 5:38 Bb3 2:09 30.Rf1 23 Bc4 2:56 31.Bd3 1:12 Be5 2:58 32.f4 22 Bd4+ 10 33.Kh2 6 Bd5 1:49 34.f5 1:06 Be4 4:23 35.Bb5 2:13 Rc8 9 36.fxg6 2:00 hxg6 15 37.Bd3 2:18 Rxc1 1:54 38.Rxc1 1:43 Qxb2 2 39.Rc8+ 1:13 Kg7 1 40.Bxe4 0 Be5 0 41.Bf3 26:59 Bxg3+ 1:12 42.Kxg3 4 Qb3 18 43.Ra8 22 Qxa4 36 44.h4 2:08 Qb5 4:10 45.Kh3 1:53 a4 50 46.Ra7 24 Qb3 26 47.h5 1:41 gxh5 1:31 48.Kh4 3 Qb4+ 2:14 49.Kh3 6 h4 44 50.Bh5 1:58 Qf4 1:03 0–1
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Charochkina,D2338Kashlinskaya,A24920–12019A2169th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20193.1
Shuvalova,P2418Girya,O24570–12019B1369th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20193.2
Kosteniuk,A2517Potapova,M22920–12019B9569th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20193.3
Pogonina,N2457Bodnaruk,A24401–02019A4869th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20193.4
Gunina,V2497Goryachkina,A2564½–½2019D1069th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20193.5
Shafigullina,Z2246Tomilova,E22811–02019A0169th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20193.6
Goryachkina,A2564Shafigullina,Z22461–02019C4269th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20194.1
Bodnaruk,A2440Gunina,V2497½–½2019C6769th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20194.2
Potapova,M2292Pogonina,N2457½–½2019D3769th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20194.3
Girya,O2457Kosteniuk,A25171–02019E3269th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20194.4
Charochkina,D2338Shuvalova,P24181–02019A0369th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20194.5
Kashlinskaya,A2492Tomilova,E22811–02019D4469th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20194.6
Shuvalova,P2418Kashlinskaya,A2492½–½2019C4369th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20195.1
Kosteniuk,A2517Charochkina,D23381–02019B1069th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20195.2
Pogonina,N2457Girya,O2457½–½2019A1369th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20195.3
Gunina,V2497Potapova,M22921–02019A0569th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20195.4
Shafigullina,Z2246Bodnaruk,A24400–12019D7069th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20195.5
Tomilova,E2281Goryachkina,A2564½–½2019A0969th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20195.6
Kashlinskaya,A2492Goryachkina,A25640–12019C0769th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20196.1
Bodnaruk,A2440Tomilova,E2281½–½2019C1169th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20196.2
Potapova,M2292Shafigullina,Z2246½–½2019E1569th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20196.3
Girya,O2457Gunina,V24971–02019E1169th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20196.4
Charochkina,D2338Pogonina,N24570–12019D3569th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20196.5
Shuvalova,P2418Kosteniuk,A25171–02019C4369th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20196.6
Kosteniuk,A2517Kashlinskaya,A24920–12019C1169th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20197.1
Pogonina,N2457Shuvalova,P24181–02019E0669th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20197.2
Gunina,V2497Charochkina,D23381–02019D4569th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20197.3
Shafigullina,Z2246Girya,O24570–12019B1269th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20197.4
Tomilova,E2281Potapova,M2292½–½2019A0569th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20197.5
Goryachkina,A2564Bodnaruk,A2440½–½2019E8169th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20197.6
Kashlinskaya,A2492Bodnaruk,A24401–02019E9769th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20198.1
Potapova,M2292Goryachkina,A2564½–½2019D5269th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20198.2
Girya,O2457Tomilova,E22811–02019E4769th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20198.3
Charochkina,D2338Shafigullina,Z22461–02019A4569th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20198.4
Shuvalova,P2418Gunina,V24970–12019C6069th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20198.5
Kosteniuk,A2517Pogonina,N24571–02019C5069th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20198.6
Pogonina,N2457Kashlinskaya,A2492½–½2019D7069th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20199.1
Gunina,V2497Kosteniuk,A25171–02019E2069th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20199.2
Shafigullina,Z2246Shuvalova,P24180–12019A0469th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20199.3
Tomilova,E2281Charochkina,D23380–12019A0469th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20199.4
Goryachkina,A2564Girya,O24571–02019B1869th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20199.5
Bodnaruk,A2440Potapova,M22920–12019B9069th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20199.6
Kashlinskaya,A2492Potapova,M22920–12019A4569th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 201910.1
Girya,O2457Bodnaruk,A2440½–½2019E8169th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 201910.2
Charochkina,D2338Goryachkina,A2564½–½2019A0169th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 201910.3
Shuvalova,P2418Tomilova,E2281½–½2019C5469th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 201910.4
Kosteniuk,A2517Shafigullina,Z22461–02019B3069th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 201910.5
Pogonina,N2457Gunina,V24971–02019A4569th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 201910.6
Gunina,V2497Kashlinskaya,A24921–02019C2969th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 201911.1
Shafigullina,Z2246Pogonina,N24570–12019D0269th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 201911.2
Tomilova,E2281Kosteniuk,A25170–12019A4669th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 201911.3
Goryachkina,A2564Shuvalova,P24181–02019E0669th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 201911.4
Bodnaruk,A2440Charochkina,D2338½–½2019B1269th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 201911.5
Potapova,M2292Girya,O2457½–½2019D3869th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 201911.6
Girya,O2457Pogonina,N24571–02019D3069th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 201912
Pogonina,N2457Girya,O24571–02019E0669th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 201913
Girya,O2457Pogonina,N24571–02019D3069th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 201914

Women's: Girya and Pogonina neck and neck

Many more decisive results have been seen in the women's event, but there are two players that are clearly on the spotlight. After drawing their round five direct encounter, Olga Girya and defending champion Natalija Pogonina went on to win their next two games, thus maintaining the half-point difference in the standings that was established when Girya won and Pogonina drew in round four.

Aleksandra Goryachkina and Alina Kashlinskaya are a full point behind Pogonina and still have chances to fight for the title in the final four rounds. The direct match-ups of round nine between those in contention will be crucial — Goryachkina will face Girya with White, while Kashlinskaya will have the black pieces against Pogonina.

Much like Dreev vs Artemiev from the Open, Girya vs Gunina from round six was decided by a single blunder — and it was also a capture near the white king:

 
Girya vs. Gunina
Position after 29.Qb7

29...xf2 is the kind of blunder that one might easily find in a blitz game. Gunina simply 'forgot' that 30.xe4+ is check, as otherwise she would have simply gobbled up a pawn after 30...♜xf1+ (check...an illegal one in this case) 31.♔xf1 ♜xe4. Resignation came immediately.

Olga Girya, Valentina Gunina

Olga Girya versus Valentina Gunina | Photo: Eteri Kublashvili

In the same round, Pogonina obtained a win after her opponent made a serious mistake as well. But curiously the error came right after the time control. Daria Charochkina chose the wrong piece to block a check and her position quickly crumbled afterwards:

 
Charochkina vs. Pogonina
Position after 40...Qxh5+

White needed to block the check with 41.♖h4 — after 41...♛f5 or 41...♛g6, she has 42.♖f4+, and Black is forced to go for a draw to avoid problems along the f-file. Instead, Charochkina faltered with 41.h4, as 41...g6 is a killer blow. White spent almost twenty minutes before her mistake on move 41 and quickly played 42.f7+ after the knight manoeuvre — she had probably missed that after 42...h7 42.xb4 Black has 43...d4:

 
Position after 43...d4

White cannot capture with 44.♖xd4 due to 44...♛xe5+ gaining the rook. She opted for 44.g3, but Black went on to show a nice winning line to get the full point: 44...d1 45.b7 g1+ 46.h3 xf2 47.e4 e1 48.g2 f5+ 49.g4 d3+ and White finally gave up.

Pogonina defeated Polina Shuvalova with White on Saturday, but Girya did not allow her colleague to catch up with her by taking down Zarina Shafigullina with the black pieces. 

Natalija Pogonina

Defending Russian champion Natalija Pogonina | Photo: Eteri Kublashvili

Standings after Round 7

Rk.NameRtg.Nt.Pts.n
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
TBPerf.
1
2457
6.0
7
18.00
2733
2
2457
5.5
7
16.75
2629
3
2564
4.5
7
15.25
2521
4
2492
4.5
7
12.25
2505
5
2497
4.0
7
10.75
2424
6
2440
3.0
7
8.75
2376
7
2292
3.0
7
8.75
2343
8
2281
2.5
7
9.25
2325
9
2418
2.5
7
7.75
2326
10
2517
2.5
7
7.25
2327
11
2246
2.0
7
6.25
2274
12
2338
2.0
7
5.50
2289
TBs: Sonneborn-Berger

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1.c4 0 e5 0 2.Nc3 0 Bb4 0 3.Nd5 0 Be7 6 4.d4 55 exd4 24 5.Qxd4 41 Nf6 12 6.Nf3 20:02 Nxd5 10:00 7.cxd5 37 0-0 9 8.e4 15:24 d6 1:23 9.Bd3 1:10 c5 22:13 10.Qe3 8:40 Bf6 3:06 11.Qf4 3:55 b5 13:51 12.0-0 2:32 c4 23 13.Bc2 59 Na6 49 14.a4 2:04 b4 2:31 15.e5 25 dxe5 14 16.Qxc4 38 Bb7 35 17.Rd1 1:14 Rc8 3:08 18.Qe4 1:00 g6 9 19.Bh6 5:07 Re8 31 20.Rac1 6:07 Nc5 20:08 21.Qxb4 50 e4 1:06 22.Ne1 4:00 a5 1:47 23.Qa3 1:59 Bxd5 3:39 24.Bb1 2:29 Nd3 1:01 25.Nxd3 2:04 exd3 1 26.Qxd3 1:06 Rxc1 1:11 27.Bxc1 11 Qa8 33 28.Qg3 6:07 Qb7 1:40 29.h3 5:38 Bb3 2:09 30.Rf1 23 Bc4 2:56 31.Bd3 1:12 Be5 2:58 32.f4 22 Bd4+ 10 33.Kh2 6 Bd5 1:49 34.f5 1:06 Be4 4:23 35.Bb5 2:13 Rc8 9 36.fxg6 2:00 hxg6 15 37.Bd3 2:18 Rxc1 1:54 38.Rxc1 1:43 Qxb2 2 39.Rc8+ 1:13 Kg7 1 40.Bxe4 0 Be5 0 41.Bf3 26:59 Bxg3+ 1:12 42.Kxg3 4 Qb3 18 43.Ra8 22 Qxa4 36 44.h4 2:08 Qb5 4:10 45.Kh3 1:53 a4 50 46.Ra7 24 Qb3 26 47.h5 1:41 gxh5 1:31 48.Kh4 3 Qb4+ 2:14 49.Kh3 6 h4 44 50.Bh5 1:58 Qf4 1:03 0–1
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Charochkina,D2338Kashlinskaya,A24920–12019A2169th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20193.1
Shuvalova,P2418Girya,O24570–12019B1369th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20193.2
Kosteniuk,A2517Potapova,M22920–12019B9569th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20193.3
Pogonina,N2457Bodnaruk,A24401–02019A4869th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20193.4
Gunina,V2497Goryachkina,A2564½–½2019D1069th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20193.5
Shafigullina,Z2246Tomilova,E22811–02019A0169th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20193.6
Goryachkina,A2564Shafigullina,Z22461–02019C4269th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20194.1
Bodnaruk,A2440Gunina,V2497½–½2019C6769th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20194.2
Potapova,M2292Pogonina,N2457½–½2019D3769th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20194.3
Girya,O2457Kosteniuk,A25171–02019E3269th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20194.4
Charochkina,D2338Shuvalova,P24181–02019A0369th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20194.5
Kashlinskaya,A2492Tomilova,E22811–02019D4469th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20194.6
Shuvalova,P2418Kashlinskaya,A2492½–½2019C4369th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20195.1
Kosteniuk,A2517Charochkina,D23381–02019B1069th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20195.2
Pogonina,N2457Girya,O2457½–½2019A1369th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20195.3
Gunina,V2497Potapova,M22921–02019A0569th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20195.4
Shafigullina,Z2246Bodnaruk,A24400–12019D7069th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20195.5
Tomilova,E2281Goryachkina,A2564½–½2019A0969th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20195.6
Kashlinskaya,A2492Goryachkina,A25640–12019C0769th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20196.1
Bodnaruk,A2440Tomilova,E2281½–½2019C1169th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20196.2
Potapova,M2292Shafigullina,Z2246½–½2019E1569th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20196.3
Girya,O2457Gunina,V24971–02019E1169th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20196.4
Charochkina,D2338Pogonina,N24570–12019D3569th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20196.5
Shuvalova,P2418Kosteniuk,A25171–02019C4369th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20196.6
Kosteniuk,A2517Kashlinskaya,A24920–12019C1169th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20197.1
Pogonina,N2457Shuvalova,P24181–02019E0669th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20197.2
Gunina,V2497Charochkina,D23381–02019D4569th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20197.3
Shafigullina,Z2246Girya,O24570–12019B1269th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20197.4
Tomilova,E2281Potapova,M2292½–½2019A0569th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20197.5
Goryachkina,A2564Bodnaruk,A2440½–½2019E8169th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20197.6
Kashlinskaya,A2492Bodnaruk,A24401–02019E9769th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20198.1
Potapova,M2292Goryachkina,A2564½–½2019D5269th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20198.2
Girya,O2457Tomilova,E22811–02019E4769th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20198.3
Charochkina,D2338Shafigullina,Z22461–02019A4569th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20198.4
Shuvalova,P2418Gunina,V24970–12019C6069th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20198.5
Kosteniuk,A2517Pogonina,N24571–02019C5069th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20198.6
Pogonina,N2457Kashlinskaya,A2492½–½2019D7069th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20199.1
Gunina,V2497Kosteniuk,A25171–02019E2069th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20199.2
Shafigullina,Z2246Shuvalova,P24180–12019A0469th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20199.3
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Antonio is a freelance writer and a philologist. He is mainly interested in the links between chess and culture, primarily literature. In chess games, he skews towards endgames and positional play.

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