Superfinals: Nepomniachtchi beats Karjakin in key matchup

by Klaus Besenthal
12/13/2020 – A big point for Nepomniachtchi. In Round 7 of the Russian Superfinal, Ian Nepomniachtchi won the top match against Sergey Karjakin in fine style. With 5½ points, the leader now has a full-point lead over Karjakin, who despite the defeat managed to hold on to second place for the time being. In the women’s competition, Polina Shuvalova did not win for the first time in Round 7, as she “only” managed a draw against Leya Garifullina. | Photos: Eteri Kublashvili
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Striking when it matters the most

Some bad news from Moscow: Mikhail Antipov withdrew from the tournament, with the reasons not provided for the public immediately. The games played by him are rated, so whoever can no longer play against him receives a point without a fight. 

Should one make a safe move, aimed primarily at holding one’s position together, or is it justified to move forward risking getting in trouble? This might be the question of all questions in a game of chess, which simply cannot be answered satisfactorily under time pressure while at the board. Sergey Karjakin was faced with this problem on move 18. The former World Championship challenger opted for the brute liberation of his position constricted by the white pawn on d6 — but his decision was a mistake:

 
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1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.Nc3 Bb4 4.f3 d5 5.a3 Be7 6.e4 dxe4 7.fxe4 c5 8.d5 exd5 9.exd5 0-0 10.Be2 Re8 11.Nf3 Bg4 12.0-0 Nbd7 13.d6 Bf8 14.h3 Bh5
It's a familiar position - Karjakin had it on the board as Black in a recent online blitz game against Vidit Gujrathi. 15.Bf4 A new move that looks perfectly logical. Up to now, only 15.Nb5 had been tried. 15...Qb6 16.b3 Rad8 17.Ra2 h6 18.a4 Nepo wants to play a4-a5, challenging Black to find a a good square for his queen. Bxf3?! With this manoeuvre Black wants to free himself, but the attempt backfires. The best response was 18...Qa5! when a4-a5 is not possible and the black queen continues to stand unassailable on a good square, as 19.Bd2? fails due to Interesting was 19.Nb5 a6 20.Nc7 Re4 21.Bh2 Qc3 but it is White who needs to figure out how to hold everything together. 19...Bxd6 19.Bxf3 Ne5
This was the position Karjakin had in mind when he captured on f3: he gets the e5-square for his knight and the d-pawn seems difficult to defend. 20.Nb5 Bxd6 20...Nxf3+ 21.Qxf3 Qc6 22.Qxc6 bxc6 23.Nxa7 Bxd6 24.Nxc6 Bxf4 25.Rxf4 Rd1+ 26.Rf1 The computers think this is the best continuation, but Black has lost a pawn. 20...a6? 21.a5 Nxf3+ 22.Qxf3 Qc6 23.Qxc6 bxc6 24.Nc7 Re4 25.Nxa6 would be completely lost for Black. 21.a5 Qa6
This is what Karjakin had in mind: the white knight doesn't get to c7. 22.Rd2! However, the coordination of the white pieces is much better than that of the black pieces, and that decides the game. Nxf3+ 23.Rxf3 Ne4 The only move, but it is not enough. 24.Nxd6 Nxd2 24...Nxd6 25.Rxd6 does not work. 25.Qxd2 Re6 26.Rd3 b6 27.Nf5 Rxd3 28.Qxd3
From a purely material point of view things are still fine for Black, but his queen is completely offside, while the white pieces are magnificently positioned - a direct king attack is coming. 28...Qb7 29.Qd5! Qxd5 Or 29...Qc8 30.Be5! with a quick win. 30.cxd5 The passed pawn cannot be stopped. Re1+ 31.Kf2 Rd1 32.Ke2 1–0
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Nepomniachtchi,I2784Karjakin,S27521–0202073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20207.1

Ian Nepomniachtchi and Sergey Karjakin — two top players sitting opposite a real board, a rare sight during this terrible pandemic

Standings after Round 7

Rk.NameRtg.Nt.Pts.n
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
TBPerf.
1
Nepomniachtchi,I
2784
5.5
7
1
½
½
½
1
1
1
16.75
2917
2
Karjakin,S
2752
4.5
7
0
½
1
½
1
½
1
12.75
2775
3
Chigaev,M
2619
4.0
7
½
½
½
1
1
½
0
14.50
2757
4
Fedoseev,V
2674
4.0
7
½
½
½
½
1
½
½
12.00
2718
5
Svidler,P
2723
3.5
7
½
½
½
½
½
½
½
12.50
2680
6
Artemiev,V
2711
3.5
7
½
0
½
½
½
1
½
12.50
2683
7
Vitiugov,N
2720
3.5
7
½
0
½
½
½
1
½
11.75
2690
8
Dubov,D
2702
3.5
7
0
½
½
½
1
½
½
10.50
2681
9
Esipenko,A
2686
3.0
7
½
½
½
0
0
½
1
9.25
2638
10
Matlakov,M
2698
2.5
7
0
0
1
0
½
½
½
9.00
2604
11
Goganov,A
2594
2.5
7
0
½
½
½
½
0
½
8.75
2609
12
Antipov,M
2611
2.0
7
0
0
½
½
½
0
½
6.75
2544
TBs: Sonneborn-Berger

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1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Bc5 4.d3 Nf6 5.Bg5 Be7 6.Nc3 C50: Hungarian Defence and Giuoco Pianissimo. d6 7.a4 0-0 8.h3 White has an edge. Be6 9.Bxf6 Bxf6 10.Bxe6 fxe6
11.Ne2N Predecessor: 11.0-0 d5 12.Qe2 Qd7 13.Nb1 a5 14.Nbd2 Rad8 15.Nb1 Ra8 16.Nbd2 Rad8 17.g3 1-0 (38) Yu,Y (2738)-Vidit,S (2707) Danzhou 2019 11...Qd7 12.c3 Rf7 13.h4 Raf8 14.b4 Kh8 15.Ra2 Bd8 16.Neg1 Ne7 17.Ng5 aiming for Qh5! Rf6 18.Kf1 c5 19.bxc5 dxc5 20.N5f3 Nc6 21.Rd2       Ba5 22.Qb3 a6 23.Rd1 h6 24.h5 Kh7 25.Qc4 Qd6 26.Ne2 Rb8 27.Rb1 Bc7 28.Rh3 Na5 29.Qa2 b5 30.axb5 axb5 31.Rd1 b4 32.cxb4 cxb4 33.d4
33.Qa1 33...b3!-+ 34.Qb1 Qb6 35.dxe5 35.Nc1 35...Rf7 36.g4 b2 37.g5 Black must now prevent g6+. Kh8 Strongly threatening ...hxg5. 38.gxh6? 38.g6 Rff8 39.Ned4 38...gxh6 39.Ned4 Nc6 40.Nxc6 Qxc6 41.Nh4 Qc4+ 42.Rhd3 Rb3 43.Ng6+ Kg7 Black mates. 44.Kg1 Rxd3      
Overworked Piece 45.Rxd3 Qc1+ Weighted Error Value: White=0.55/Black=0.06 0–1
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Antipov,M2611Karjakin,S27520–12020C5073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20201.1
Vitiugov,N2720Artemiev,V2711½–½2020B4073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20201.2
Goganov,A2594Svidler,P2723½–½2020D8573rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20201.3
Nepomniachtchi,I2784Matlakov,M26981–02020D3573rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20201.4
Fedoseev,V2674Chigaev,M2619½–½2020D9073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20201.5
Dubov,D2702Esipenko,A26861–02020E0673rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20201.6
Karjakin,S2752Esipenko,A2686½–½2020C4273rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20202.1
Chigaev,M2619Dubov,D27021–02020B3173rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20202.2
Matlakov,M2698Fedoseev,V26740–12020C4573rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20202.3
Svidler,P2723Nepomniachtchi,I2784½–½2020B9073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20202.4
Artemiev,V2711Goganov,A2594½–½2020A3673rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20202.5
Antipov,M2611Vitiugov,N2720½–½2020B9073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20202.6
Vitiugov,N2720Karjakin,S27520–12020C6773rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20203.1
Goganov,A2594Antipov,M2611½–½2020D9773rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20203.2
Nepomniachtchi,I2784Artemiev,V2711½–½2020C7973rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20203.3
Fedoseev,V2674Svidler,P2723½–½2020D8573rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20203.4
Dubov,D2702Matlakov,M2698½–½2020D3773rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20203.5
Esipenko,A2686Chigaev,M2619½–½2020C8473rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20203.6
Karjakin,S2752Chigaev,M2619½–½2020C8873rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20204.1
Matlakov,M2698Esipenko,A2686½–½2020E0673rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20204.2
Svidler,P2723Dubov,D2702½–½2020C7873rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20204.3
Artemiev,V2711Fedoseev,V2674½–½2020A2873rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20204.4
Antipov,M2611Nepomniachtchi,I27840–12020B9073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20204.5
Vitiugov,N2720Goganov,A25941–02020D3773rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20204.6
Goganov,A2594Karjakin,S2752½–½2020E0173rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20205.1
Nepomniachtchi,I2784Vitiugov,N2720½–½2020C4573rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20205.2
Fedoseev,V2674Antipov,M2611½–½2020D7073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20205.3
Dubov,D2702Artemiev,V2711½–½2020B8373rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20205.4
Esipenko,A2686Svidler,P2723½–½2020D7073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20205.5
Chigaev,M2619Matlakov,M26980–12020B9073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20205.6
Karjakin,S2752Matlakov,M26981–02020E1073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20206.1
Svidler,P2723Chigaev,M2619½–½2020C8473rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20206.2
Artemiev,V2711Esipenko,A26861–02020A0673rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20206.3
Antipov,M2611Dubov,D2702½–½2020A0673rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20206.4
Vitiugov,N2720Fedoseev,V2674½–½2020E2173rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20206.5
Goganov,A2594Nepomniachtchi,I27840–12020D3773rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20206.6
Nepomniachtchi,I2784Karjakin,S27521–02020E2073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20207.1
Fedoseev,V2674Goganov,A2594½–½2020A4573rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20207.2
Dubov,D2702Vitiugov,N2720½–½2020D1073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20207.3
Esipenko,A2686Antipov,M26111–0202073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20207.4
Chigaev,M2619Artemiev,V27111–02020B6973rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20207.5
Matlakov,M2698Svidler,P2723½–½2020D9773rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20207.6
Karjakin,S2752Svidler,P27231–02020B9673rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20208.1
Artemiev,V2711Matlakov,M26981–02020A0173rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20208.2
Antipov,M2611Chigaev,M26190–1202073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20208.3
Vitiugov,N2720Esipenko,A2686½–½2020C4273rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20208.4
Goganov,A2594Dubov,D27020–12020E0473rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20208.5
Nepomniachtchi,I2784Fedoseev,V2674½–½2020B5173rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20208.6
Fedoseev,V2674Karjakin,S2752½–½2020E2573rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20209.1
Dubov,D2702Nepomniachtchi,I27841–02020D8573rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20209.2
Esipenko,A2686Goganov,A25941–02020C6573rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20209.3
Chigaev,M2619Vitiugov,N2720½–½2020B9773rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20209.4
Matlakov,M2698Antipov,M26111–0202073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20209.5
Svidler,P2723Artemiev,V2711½–½2020B4073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 20209.6
Karjakin,S2752Artemiev,V27111–02020C7573rd RUS-ch Superfinal 202010.1
Antipov,M2611Svidler,P27230–1202073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 202010.2
Vitiugov,N2720Matlakov,M2698½–½2020C6773rd RUS-ch Superfinal 202010.3
Goganov,A2594Chigaev,M26191–02020A2573rd RUS-ch Superfinal 202010.4
Nepomniachtchi,I2784Esipenko,A26861–02020C4273rd RUS-ch Superfinal 202010.5
Fedoseev,V2674Dubov,D27021–02020C5073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 202010.6
Dubov,D2702Karjakin,S27521–02020C5473rd RUS-ch Superfinal 202011.1
Esipenko,A2686Fedoseev,V2674½–½2020C8373rd RUS-ch Superfinal 202011.2
Chigaev,M2619Nepomniachtchi,I2784½–½2020B9073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 202011.3
Matlakov,M2698Goganov,A25941–02020A4073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 202011.4
Svidler,P2723Vitiugov,N2720½–½2020C7873rd RUS-ch Superfinal 202011.5
Artemiev,V2711Antipov,M26111–0202073rd RUS-ch Superfinal 202011.6

Shuvalova draws

In the women's tournament, the leader Polina Shuvalova gave up half a point for the first time in the tournament — against Leya Garifullina. Formally, the game was drawn by a threefold repetition, but in fact the players repeated the position no fewer than five times!

Leya Garifullina facing leader Polina Shuvalova

Aleksandra Goryachkina, one of the favourites to win the title, came within one point of Shuvalova. The two players are scheduled to meet directly in the tenth round on Tuesday.

In her game against Olga Girya, Goryachkina was on the better side of an uncommon ending:

 
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1.Nf3 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.Nc3 d5 4.d4 dxc4 5.e3 a6 6.a4 c5 7.Bxc4 Nc6 8.0-0 Be7 9.Qe2 0-0 10.Rd1 Qc7 11.dxc5 Bxc5 12.h3 b6 13.e4 Bb7 14.Be3 Rfd8
Games with this structure, without c- and d-pawns, tend towards a draw, but it is of course up to the players to come up with something. 15.Rxd8+ Rxd8 Girya sacrifices her pawn on a6 - she went for activity with her rook. 15...Qxd8 would have been "normal". 16.Bxa6 16.Bxc5 bxc5 17.Bxa6 Nd4 was objectively balanced, but White would initially have been on the defensive, which was certainly not in Goryachkina's interest. 16...Bxa6 17.Qxa6 Bxe3 18.fxe3 Na5 19.Qb5 h6 20.Ne5 Rd2
Now Girya has quite a good amount of compensation - and the position has become interesting! 21.Rf1 Rc2 It looks strange, but Girya could now answer Tf2 with Tc1+ - after all, the active rook should be preserved. 22.Rd1 Nb7 With this move Girya allows her opponent to force her into giving up an exchange. 23.Qb3 Rxg2+ 24.Kxg2 Nc5 25.Qc2 After 25.Qb5 Qxe5 26.Qxb6 Nfxe4 Black would have gained at least one more pawn, which, together with the open white king, would have been sufficient compensation for the exchange. 25...Qxe5 26.Qf2 Always a good strategy when your own king is threatened: to place the queen nearby. Nfxe4 27.Qf4 Qxf4 28.exf4 Nxc3 29.bxc3 Nxa4 30.c4 Nb2
Two pawns are plenty of compensation for the exchange, but the knight is slow, while the rook is fast and there are pawns on both sides of the board. The coming tasks were certainly easier to solve for White than for Black. 31.Rd8+ Kh7 32.Rc8 g5 33.Kf3 Kg6 34.Ke4 gxf4 35.Kxf4
The black knight is actually in an optimal position: the white rook is tied to the defence of the c4-pawn, the knight cannot be attacked by the rook and the white king has a long way to go to reach the knight. 35...Nd3+? The knight begins to wander haphazardly around the board. After 35...f6! 36.Rc6 e5+ 37.Ke4 h5 38.h4 Na4 39.Kd3 Kg7 40.Kc2 Kg6 41.Kb3 Nc5+ 42.Kb4 Nd3+ 43.Kc3 Nc5 it is tough to find a way for White to win. 36.Ke4 Nf2+ 37.Ke5 Nd3+ In case of 37...Nxh3 38.Rg8+ Kh5 39.Rb8 White would have held all the trumps, especially as the c4-pawn would have started moving forward quickly. 38.Kd4 Nb2 39.Kc3 Na4+ 40.Kb4 Nb2 41.Rd8 f5 42.Rd2 A tragedy! Nxc4 43.Kxc4 f4 44.Kd3 Kf5 45.Rb2 e5 46.Rxb6 e4+ 47.Kd4 1–0
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Goryachkina,A2592Girya,O24691–0202070th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20207.6

Aleksandra Goryachkina is still in the hunt

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1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.Nf3 d5 4.Nc3 Bb4 5.Qb3 c5 6.dxc5 Na6 D38: Queen's Gambit Declined: Ragozin Defence (4 Nf3 Bb4). 7.a3 Bxc3+ 8.Qxc3 Strongly threatening b4. Nxc5 9.cxd5 Qxd5 10.Be3 Black must now prevent Rd1. Nce4 11.Qe5 Qxe5 12.Nxe5 next f3 is good for White. Nd5 13.Bc1 Bd7 14.f3 Nc5 15.e4 Nb3 16.Rb1 16.exd5 Nxa1 17.Nxd7 Rc8 16...Nb6 17.Be3 Rc8 18.g4
18...Ke7N Predecessor: 18...Ba4 19.g5 Ke7 20.Rg1 Rhd8 21.Rg4 Nd7 22.Nxd7 Rxd7 23.Rh4 Rc2 24.Rxh7 Nd2 25.Bxd2 Rdxd2 26.Rxg7 ½-½ (33) Vitiugov,N (2722)-Inarkiev,E (2689) St Petersburg 2017 19.g5 Rhd8 20.Rg1 Be8 21.Rg2 Nd4 22.Kf2 Rc2+ 23.Kg3 Rxc2 is the strong threat. Rxg2+ 24.Kxg2 aiming for Rd1. f6 25.Ng4 Nc2 26.gxf6+ gxf6 27.Bh6 Kf7 28.Rc1 Ba4 29.Kf2 Kg6 30.Be2 30.h4 30...Nd4= 31.Bf1 Nc6 32.h4 Rd1 33.Rxd1 Bxd1 34.Be3 h5 35.Nh2! e5 36.Bb5 Ba4 37.Bd3 Bb3 38.Nf1 38.Bxb6 axb6 39.Nf1 38...Nc4 39.Bc1 Nd4 40.Ne3 b5 41.f4 exf4 42.Nd5 Ne5 43.Nxf4+ Kf7 44.Bf1 Bd1 45.Bd2 Ndf3 46.Bc3 Nxh4 47.Bxb5 Nhg6 48.Nxg6 Kxg6       Endgame KBB-KBN 49.b4 h4 The position is equal. 50.Bd4 h3! 51.Be8+ 51.Bxa7? Ng4+ 52.Ke1 h2-+ 51.Kg3? h2!-+       51...Kg7 52.Bxe5 52.Bxa7? Ng4+ 53.Kg3 h2-+ Don't go for 52.Kg3?
52...h2!-+       52...fxe5= KB-KB 53.Kg3 Bg4! 54.a4 Wrong is 54.Kxg4? h2-+ 54...Kf6 55.a5 Not 55.Kxg4? h2-+ 55...Bc8 56.Bc6 Hoping for b5. Ke7 57.Bd5 Kd6 58.Kh2 Bd7 59.Kg3 Bc8 60.Kh2 Weighted Error Value: White=0.05/Black=0.05 ½–½
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Kashlinskaya,A2494Kosteniuk,A2471½–½2020D3870th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20201.1
Shuvalova,P2454Guseva,M23521–02020B9070th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20201.2
Getman,T2303Girya,O2469½–½2020E1270th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20201.3
Gunina,V2451Goryachkina,A25920–12020D7870th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20201.4
Pogonina,N2475Grigorieva,Y23431–02020E2070th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20201.5
Garifullina,L2348Galliamova,A2438½–½2020C9570th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20201.6
Kosteniuk,A2471Galliamova,A24380–12020C9570th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20202.1
Grigorieva,Y2343Garifullina,L23480–12020B9070th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20202.2
Goryachkina,A2592Pogonina,N2475½–½2020A2870th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20202.3
Girya,O2469Gunina,V24510–12020D1270th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20202.4
Guseva,M2352Getman,T23031–02020E1270th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20202.5
Kashlinskaya,A2494Shuvalova,P24540–12020E1570th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20202.6
Shuvalova,P2454Kosteniuk,A24711–02020E0470th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20203.1
Getman,T2303Kashlinskaya,A24940–12020E2070th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20203.2
Gunina,V2451Guseva,M23520–12020D4570th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20203.3
Pogonina,N2475Girya,O2469½–½2020A2870th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20203.4
Garifullina,L2348Goryachkina,A2592½–½2020B1570th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20203.5
Galliamova,A2438Grigorieva,Y2343½–½2020A4670th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20203.6
Kosteniuk,A2471Grigorieva,Y23431–02020C7770th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20204.1
Goryachkina,A2592Galliamova,A24381–02020A2770th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20204.2
Girya,O2469Garifullina,L2348½–½2020E1670th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20204.3
Guseva,M2352Pogonina,N24750–12020E1070th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20204.4
Kashlinskaya,A2494Gunina,V24510–12020B1070th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20204.5
Shuvalova,P2454Getman,T23031–02020E0170th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20204.6
Getman,T2303Kosteniuk,A24710–12020A0570th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20205.1
Gunina,V2451Shuvalova,P24540–12020D3870th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20205.2
Pogonina,N2475Kashlinskaya,A2494½–½2020E9470th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20205.3
Garifullina,L2348Guseva,M23521–02020B1870th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20205.4
Galliamova,A2438Girya,O24691–02020E2070th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20205.5
Grigorieva,Y2343Goryachkina,A25920–12020B1270th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20205.6
Kosteniuk,A2471Goryachkina,A2592½–½2020C2470th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20206.1
Girya,O2469Grigorieva,Y23431–02020E1070th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20206.2
Guseva,M2352Galliamova,A24381–02020D2070th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20206.3
Kashlinskaya,A2494Garifullina,L2348½–½2020E1270th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20206.4
Shuvalova,P2454Pogonina,N24751–02020E0170th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20206.5
Getman,T2303Gunina,V24511–02020D1070th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20206.6
Gunina,V2451Kosteniuk,A24710–12020E0470th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20207.1
Pogonina,N2475Getman,T23031–02020A1370th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20207.2
Garifullina,L2348Shuvalova,P2454½–½2020C9270th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20207.3
Galliamova,A2438Kashlinskaya,A24940–12020A0570th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20207.4
Grigorieva,Y2343Guseva,M23520–12020B1270th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20207.5
Goryachkina,A2592Girya,O24691–02020A0570th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20207.6
Kosteniuk,A2471Girya,O2469½–½2020C8070th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20208.1
Guseva,M2352Goryachkina,A2592½–½2020D3570th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20208.2
Kashlinskaya,A2494Grigorieva,Y23431–02020E1070th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20208.3
Shuvalova,P2454Galliamova,A24380–12020C6570th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20208.4
Getman,T2303Garifullina,L23480–12020A2270th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20208.5
Gunina,V2451Pogonina,N24751–02020D3770th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20208.6
Pogonina,N2475Kosteniuk,A24710–12020E3970th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20209.1
Garifullina,L2348Gunina,V2451½–½2020B1570th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20209.2
Galliamova,A2438Getman,T23031–02020E0170th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20209.3
Grigorieva,Y2343Shuvalova,P2454½–½2020E1470th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20209.4
Goryachkina,A2592Kashlinskaya,A2494½–½2020A2170th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20209.5
Girya,O2469Guseva,M23520–12020D4370th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 20209.6
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Kashlinskaya,A2494Girya,O2469½–½2020D3870th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 202010.2
Shuvalova,P2454Goryachkina,A2592½–½2020C6770th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 202010.3
Getman,T2303Grigorieva,Y2343½–½2020E9070th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 202010.4
Gunina,V2451Galliamova,A24380–12020D0270th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 202010.5
Pogonina,N2475Garifullina,L2348½–½2020E1070th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 202010.6
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Grigorieva,Y2343Gunina,V24511–02020B1270th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 202011.3
Goryachkina,A2592Getman,T23031–02020A1370th RUS-ch Women Superfinal 202011.4
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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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