Sam Sevian and Abhimanyu Mishra triumph in Saint Louis

by André Schulz
3/13/2022 – The Saint Louis Spring Classic had a thrilling final day of action. In the A group, Sam Sevian prevailed after beating Ilya Nyzhnyk in a rapid playoff. In the B group, the youngest grandmaster in history Abhimanyu Mishra (pictured) won the event with an impressive Tournament Rating Performance. | Photo: Crytal Fuller

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Sevian beats Nyzhnyk

Samuel Sevian took down former sole leader Ray Robson in round 8 at the A Group of the Saint Louis Spring Classic 2022 to grab the lead himself, level on points with Ilya Nyzhnyk, who defeated Aram Hakobyan on the same day.

In the final round, Samuel Sevian played Jeffery Xiong with the black pieces, who still had a theoretical chance of winning the tournament. A double rook ending emerged from an English Opening, with Jeffery Xiong fighting for victory with an extra pawn. Sevian defended tenaciously and was eventually rewarded with a half point. 

On the next board, the game between Ilya Nyzhnyk and Ray Robson was also relevant in the fight for tournament victory. Robson was only half a point behind the leading duo. 

Robson and Nyzhnyk played a wild game. Robson employed a gambit line with White and was lucky to get a draw after a sharp struggle.

Robson, Ray (2676) - Nyzhnyk, Illya (2674)
Spring Chess Classic-A (9), 10.03.2022 [as]
 

1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nf6 3.d4 Nxe4 4.dxe5 [The main variation is 4.Bd3 d5 5.Nxe5]

4...Bc5 [After 4...d5 5.Nbd2 Nxd2 6.Qxd2 Be7 7.Qf4 White had good results.]

5.Bc4 [5.Be3 Bxe3 6.fxe3 d5 is pleasant for Black.]

 

5...Nxf2 6.Bxf7+ Kxf7 [6...Kf8 7.Qd5 Nxh1 8.Qxc5+ Kxf7 is similar to the game.]

7.Qd5+ Kg6 8.Qxc5 Nxh1 9.Nc3 h6 Black has an extra rook.

 

10.Qd4? [10.Qc4 Kh7 (10...d6 11.e6) 11.Nd5 Re8 12.Bxh6 gxh6 13.0–0–0 Re6 14.Nxc7 d5 15.exd6 Nf2 16.Nxe6 Bxe6 17.Qxe6 Nxd1 18.Qf7+ Kh8 19.Nh4 Qxh4 20.Qf8+ Kh7 21.Qf7+ Kh8 22.Qf8+ Kh7 23.Qf7+ ½–½ (23) Motylev, A (2624)-Esipenko, A (2720) Ufa 2021]

10...d6!? [10...Kh7 11.Qe4+ with the same position as after 10.Qc4]

11.Nd5 Nc6 12.Qe4+ Kf7 13.Be3 Re8 [Better is 13...dxe5 14.0–0–0 Be6]

 

14.Bxh6 Rxe5 [14...gxh6? 15.Qh7+ Kf8 16.0–0–0 with a decisive attack for White.]

15.Nxe5+ Nxe5 16.0–0–0 Nf2 The knight returns to the game.

17.Rf1

 

17... Qf6 A good-looking tactic, but it gives away the advantage. [Objectively better was 17...Kg8 18.Rxf2 c6 19.Nf6+ gxf6 20.Qh4 Ng4 21.Rf4 Qd7 22.Qg3 Qe7 23.Rxg4+ Bxg4 24.Qxg4+ Kh7 and White has too little for the exchange.]

18.Nxf6 Nxe4 19.Nxe4+ Kg8 20.Bf4 Ng6 21.Ng5 Bd7 After all the excitement, an even endgame emerged.

22.Be3 b6 23.Bd4 Rf8 24.Rxf8+ Nxf8 25.Kd2 Ne6 26.Nxe6 Bxe6 27.a3 Rf7 28.h4 Bf5 29.c3 c5 30.Be3 Ke6 31.Bf4 Be4 32.g3 Bf3 33.Ke3 Bd1 34.Kd2 Bf3 35.Ke3 Bd1 36.Kd2 Bf3 ½–½

This result left Sam Sevian and Ilya Nyzhnyk tied for first place. The rules provided for a rapid playoff. Sevian defeated Nyzhnyk by a 2-0 score.


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1.c4 e5 2.Nc3 Nf6 3.Nf3 Nc6 4.e4 Bb4 5.d3 d6 6.a3 A28: English Opening: Four Knights Variation. Bc5 7.b4 Bb6 8.Na4 The position is equal. Bd4! The main line 8...Bd4 scores better than 8...Bg4. 9.Rb1 a6
10.Qd2N Predecessor: 10.Nxd4 Nxd4 11.Be2 b5 12.Nc3 Bb7 13.cxb5 axb5 14.0-0 0-0 15.f4 Nd7 16.Bg4 0-1 (34) Petrosian,T (2573)-Andriasian,Z (2578) Yerevan 2022 10...Ba7 11.Be2 Nd7 12.0-0 Nf8 13.Bb2 Ne6 Prevents d4. 14.Bd1 0-0 15.b5 15.Nc3= 15...axb5 16.cxb5 Ncd4 17.b6 Nxf3+ 18.Bxf3 cxb6 19.Bg4 19.Nc3 19...Nf4 20.Bf3 f5 ...Qh4 is the strong threat. 21.Kh1 21.Nc3 21...fxe4 Black should play 21...Qh4!-+ 22.Bd1 Be6 22.dxe4 b5 23.Nc3 Nh3 24.Qe2
24.Nxb5= keeps the balance. Bc5 25.Qd1 24...Be6! 25.Nxb5 Don't blunder 25.gxh3? Bc4 26.Qd1 Bxf1 27.Qd5+ Kh8 28.Rxf1 Rxf3-+ 25...Nf4 26.Qd1 Bc5 27.Qc2 To avoid Bc4 27.Rc1 27...Rc8! Black is more active. 28.Bc3? 28.Bc1 28...Bc4? 28...Qh4-+ Strongly threatening ...Rf6. 29.g3 Qh3 29.Rfd1 Kh8 29...Qd7 might be stronger. 30.Bxe5 Bxb5 31.Bxf4 Ba4 30.Bxe5= Bxb5 30...Bd3!= 31.Rxd3 Nxd3 32.Bxg7+ Kxg7 33.Qxd3 Qg5 31.Bxf4 But not 31.Rxb5 Qe8 32.Bxg7+ Kxg7 33.Rxb7+ Rf7 34.Qc3+ Kg8 35.Rxf7 Kxf7 31...Qe8 32.Qd2 Bc6 33.Bg3 Qg6 34.Qe2 34.Bxd6 Rcd8 35.Bxf8 35.Bxc5 Rxd2 36.Rxd2 Bxe4= 35...Rxd2 36.Bxc5 Rxd1+ 37.Rxd1 34...Rce8 35.Bh5
35...Rxe4! 36.Bxg6 36.Qf3 with more complications. Rxf3 37.Bxg6 Re6 38.gxf3 Bxf3+ 39.Kg1 36...Rxe2       37.Bh5 Ra2 37...Rfxf2 feels hotter. 38.Bxf2 Rxf2 39.Rg1 Ra2 40.Bf3 Bxf3 41.gxf3 Bxg1 42.Kxg1 Rxa3 43.Rxb7 h6 38.Bxd6 Bxd6 39.Rxd6 Raxf2 40.Bf3! Bxf3 41.gxf3 R2xf3 42.Rxb7 Rxa3       Endgame KRR-KRR 43.Rdd7 Rg8 44.Kg2 h6 45.Rdc7 Ra6 46.Rc3 Rd8 47.Rf3 47.Rg3 47...Rd2+ 48.Rf2 Rg6+ 49.Kf1 Rd1+ 50.Ke2 Rh1 51.Ke3 Better is 51.Rb2 51...Kh7 51...Re6+! 52.Kf3 Rg6 52.Rbb2 Re6+ 53.Kf3 Rg1 54.Rg2 54.Ra2 54...Rf6+ 55.Ke3 Ra1 55...Re1+ 56.Kd2 Ra1 56.Rgf2 56.Ke2 56...Ra3+ Black should try 56...Re1+!-+ 57.Kd4 Rd6+ 58.Kc5 Rd8 57.Ke2 Rg6 58.Kf1 Ra1+ 59.Ke2 Rg5 60.Kf3 Ra3+ 61.Kf4
61.Ke2 was forced. 61...Rh5 61...Kg6!-+ has better winning chances. 62.Rg2 Raa5 62.Rg2? 62.Rf3 is the only way for White. Ra4+ 63.Kg3 62...Rh4+-+ 63.Kf5 Ra5+ 64.Ke6 Re4+ 65.Kd6 Ra7 Inhibits Rb7. 66.Kd5 Rae7 67.Kd6 h5 68.Rbf2 Ra7 69.Kd5 Rea4 70.Rc2 70.Rg3 keeps fighting. 70...Rf4 70...R7a5+-+ 71.Ke6 Re4+ 72.Kd6 g5 71.Ke5 Raf7 71...Rf8 72.Rc5 g6 72.Rce2? 72.Rc7! 72...Kh6 73.Re3? 73.Re4 Rf2 74.Rxf2 Rxf2 75.h3 73...g5-+ aiming for ...Re7+. 74.Rd3 Re7+ 75.Kd6 Re8 Threatens to win with ...Rd8+. 76.Kd7 Inhibits Rd8+. Rg8 77.Ke7 Rg7+ 77...Rg6 And now ...Ra4 would win. 78.Rd8 g4 79.Rh8+ Kg5 78.Ke6 h4 79.Rd8 Rg6+ 80.Ke5 Rgf6 White must now prevent ...R6f5+. 81.Rh8+ Kg7 82.Rd8?
82.Rh5 R6f5+ 83.Kd6 82...R6f5+! 83.Ke6 Ra5 84.Rd7+ Kg6 85.Rd8 Rf6+ 86.Ke7 Ra7+ 87.Ke8 Kh6 ( -> ...Rg6) 88.Re2 Rg6 89.Kf8 g4 90.Rd5 Rf6+ 91.Ke8 Rb6 92.Re4 Rb8+ 93.Rd8 Rxd8+ 94.Kxd8 Kg5 Weighted Error Value: White=0.28 (precise) /Black=0.24 (precise)
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Nyzhnyk,I2674Sevian,S26840–12022A28Spring Chess Classic-A TB 20221.1
Sevian,S2684Nyzhnyk,I26741–02022B84Spring Chess Classic-A TB 20221.2

In the B group, Christopher Repka and Abhimanyu Mishra were sharing the lead before the final day of play. Repka lost in the final round to Lithuanian Grandmaster Titas Stremavicius, while the youngest grandmaster in history managed to defeat Christoper Yoo.

The 13-year-old Abhimanyu thus won the B tournament with an impressive 7 out of 9 score, and a 2735 Tournament Rating Performance. 

Final standings - A group

Rk.NameRtg.Nt.Pts.n
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TBPerf.
1
2684
6.0
9
26.25
2763
2
2674
6.0
9
26.00
2764
3
2656
5.5
9
21.75
2721
4
2676
5.5
9
20.75
2719
5
2601
5.0
9
20.00
2690
6
2686
5.0
9
19.75
2681
7
2642
4.0
9
16.25
2599
8
2600
3.0
9
12.00
2522
9
2590
3.0
9
11.75
2523
10
2615
2.0
9
10.00
2425
TBs: Sonneborn-Berger

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1.c4 e5 2.Nc3 Nf6 3.Nf3 e4 4.Ng5 c6 5.Ngxe4 Nxe4 6.Nxe4       A22: English Opening: 1...e5 2 Nc3 Nf6. d5 7.cxd5 cxd5 8.Ng3 White is slightly better. Avoid the trap 8.Qa4+? Bd7 9.Qd4 dxe4 10.Qxe4+ Be7-+ 8...h5      
aiming for ...h4. 9.e3 h4 10.Bb5+ Nc6 11.Ne2 11.Nh5 looks sharper. Bd6 12.0-0 Qg5 13.Nf4 0-0 14.d4 11...h3 12.g3 a6 13.Bxc6+ bxc6
14.Qa4N Predecessor: 14.0-0 Bf5 15.d3 Qd7 16.b3 Bd6 17.Bb2 f6 18.Rc1 0-0 19.Nd4 Rac8 20.Nxf5 Qxf5 0-1 (39) Mickiewicz,P (2308)-Harshavardhan,G (2397) Chess.com INT 2021 14...Qf6 15.Qf4 Qe6 16.Nd4 Qg6 Strongly threatening ...Bd6. 17.Qe5+ Be7 18.b4 Bd7 19.Bb2 Kd8 Don't take 19...Rh5 20.Qc7 20.f4       Qg4! Threatens to win with ...f6. 21.f5! Bxb4 And now ...Re8 would win. 22.Rf1 Rf4 is the strong threat. Re8 23.Ne6+! fxe6 24.Rf4
24...exf5 25.Rxg4 Dancing on a razor blade. Rxe5 26.Rxb4 Re4 27.Bd4 c5 28.Bxc5 Rxb4 29.Bxb4=       Endgame KRB-KRB Bb5 30.Bc3 g6 31.Rb1 Kd7 32.Rb4 g5! To avoid Rh4 33.a4 Bc6 34.Kf2 a5 35.Rb1 Bxa4 36.Ra1 Bc2 37.Rxa5 Rxa5 38.Bxa5 g4 38...Bd3!? 39.d4 Ke6 40.Bc7 Be4 Weighted Error Value: White=0.07 (flawless) /Black=0.05 (flawless)
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Nyzhnyk,I2674Sevian,S2684½–½2022A22Spring Chess Classic-A 20221.6
Niemann,H2642Robson,R2676½–½2022A28Spring Chess Classic-A 20221.7
Lenderman,A2600Hakobyan,A2601½–½2022D79Spring Chess Classic-A 20221.8
Dragun,K2590Swiercz,D2656½–½2022C54Spring Chess Classic-A 20221.9
Xiong,J2686Antipov,M26151–02022C45Spring Chess Classic-A 20221.10
Sevian,S2684Antipov,M2615½–½2022D85Spring Chess Classic-A 20222.6
Swiercz,D2656Xiong,J26860–12022E04Spring Chess Classic-A 20222.7
Hakobyan,A2601Dragun,K25901–02022C43Spring Chess Classic-A 20222.8
Robson,R2676Lenderman,A26001–02022A35Spring Chess Classic-A 20222.9
Nyzhnyk,I2674Niemann,H2642½–½2022A28Spring Chess Classic-A 20222.10
Niemann,H2642Sevian,S2684½–½2022C81Spring Chess Classic-A 20223.6
Lenderman,A2600Nyzhnyk,I2674½–½2022D27Spring Chess Classic-A 20223.7
Dragun,K2590Robson,R26760–12022C54Spring Chess Classic-A 20223.8
Xiong,J2686Hakobyan,A26010–12022D78Spring Chess Classic-A 20223.9
Antipov,M2615Swiercz,D26560–12022C54Spring Chess Classic-A 20223.10
Sevian,S2684Swiercz,D2656½–½2022D31Spring Chess Classic-A 20224.6
Hakobyan,A2601Antipov,M2615½–½2022C65Spring Chess Classic-A 20224.7
Robson,R2676Xiong,J2686½–½2022D27Spring Chess Classic-A 20224.8
Nyzhnyk,I2674Dragun,K25901–02022A21Spring Chess Classic-A 20224.9
Niemann,H2642Lenderman,A26001–02022E08Spring Chess Classic-A 20224.10
Lenderman,A2600Sevian,S26840–12022C54Spring Chess Classic-A 20225.6
Dragun,K2590Niemann,H26421–02022C47Spring Chess Classic-A 20225.7
Xiong,J2686Nyzhnyk,I26740–12022B90Spring Chess Classic-A 20225.8
Antipov,M2615Robson,R26760–12022C54Spring Chess Classic-A 20225.9
Swiercz,D2656Hakobyan,A2601½–½2022C80Spring Chess Classic-A 20225.10
Sevian,S2684Hakobyan,A26011–02022B92Spring Chess Classic-A 20226.6
Robson,R2676Swiercz,D2656½–½2022D38Spring Chess Classic-A 20226.7
Nyzhnyk,I2674Antipov,M2615½–½2022B41Spring Chess Classic-A 20226.8
Niemann,H2642Xiong,J2686½–½2022B51Spring Chess Classic-A 20226.9
Lenderman,A2600Dragun,K25901–02022E14Spring Chess Classic-A 20226.10
Dragun,K2590Sevian,S2684½–½2022E04Spring Chess Classic-A 20227.6
Xiong,J2686Lenderman,A2600½–½2022B30Spring Chess Classic-A 20227.7
Antipov,M2615Niemann,H26420–12022C54Spring Chess Classic-A 20227.8
Swiercz,D2656Nyzhnyk,I2674½–½2022D46Spring Chess Classic-A 20227.9
Hakobyan,A2601Robson,R2676½–½2022C65Spring Chess Classic-A 20227.10
Sevian,S2684Robson,R26761–02022A29Spring Chess Classic-A 20228.6
Nyzhnyk,I2674Hakobyan,A26011–02022E06Spring Chess Classic-A 20228.7
Niemann,H2642Swiercz,D26560–12022C88Spring Chess Classic-A 20228.8
Lenderman,A2600Antipov,M2615½–½2022D85Spring Chess Classic-A 20228.9
Dragun,K2590Xiong,J26860–12022D35Spring Chess Classic-A 20228.10
Xiong,J2686Sevian,S2684½–½2022A20Spring Chess Classic-A 20229.6
Antipov,M2615Dragun,K25900–12022E09Spring Chess Classic-A 20229.7
Swiercz,D2656Lenderman,A26001–02022B31Spring Chess Classic-A 20229.8
Hakobyan,A2601Niemann,H26421–02022B51Spring Chess Classic-A 20229.9
Robson,R2676Nyzhnyk,I2674½–½2022C43Spring Chess Classic-A 20229.10

Final standings - B group

Rk.NameRtg.Nt.Pts.n
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TBPerf.
1
2505
7.0
9
29.50
2735
2
2508
6.0
9
24.50
2639
3
2524
4.5
9
20.25
2512
4
2540
4.5
9
19.25
2511
5
2514
4.5
9
18.25
2514
6
2509
4.5
9
17.75
2514
7
2520
3.5
9
18.00
2433
8
2497
3.5
9
15.50
2435
9
2482
3.5
9
13.75
2437
10
2537
3.5
9
13.25
2431
TBs: Sonneborn-Berger

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1.d4 Nf6 2.Nf3 d5 3.Bf4 Bf5 4.c4 e6 5.Qb3 Nc6 6.Nbd2
D02: 1 d4 d5 2 Nf3 sidelines, including 2...Nf6 3 g3 and 2...Nf6 3 Bf4. 6...dxc4N 6...Bb4= remains equal. Predecessor: 6...Rb8 7.e3 Bd6 8.Bxd6 Qxd6 9.Be2 0-0 10.0-0 Na5 11.Qc3 Nxc4 12.Nxc4 dxc4 13.Qxc4 ½-½ (31) Xiong,J (2699)-Sevian,S (2668) Riga 2021 7.Qxc4 7.Qxb7± Nb4 8.Rc1 8.Bxc7 Qc8 7...h6 7...Nd5!? 8.Bg3 Nb6= 8.e3 White has an edge. Bd6 9.Bg3 Ne4 10.Bd3 Nxd2 11.Nxd2 Bxg3 12.hxg3 Bxd3 13.Qxd3 Qd5 14.0-0 e5 15.Rfd1 exd4 16.Nb3 Rd8 17.exd4 0-0 Active counter play! 18.a4 Nb4 19.Qc3 a5 20.Qf3 b6 21.Qxd5 Nxd5 22.Rac1 Rd7 23.Re1 f6 24.g4 Kf7 25.g3 Nb4 Hoping for ...Nd3. 26.Re3 To avoid Nd3 Re8! 27.Kf1 27.Rd1 27...Rxe3 28.fxe3       Endgame KRN-KRN Re7! 29.e4 Prevents Nd5. 29.Nd2 29...Rxe4 29...Kg6-+ 30.Nd2 Kg5 30.Rxc7+ Kg6 31.Kf2 Inhibits Re3. Rxg4 32.Kf3 32.Rb7 32...h5!-+ 33.Rb7 Nd5 Better is 33...Nc2!-+ 34.Rxb6 Nxd4+ 35.Nxd4 Rxd4 34.Rd7 Rg5 Black should try 34...Ne3! aiming for ...Nf5. 35.Nc1 Nf5 35.Rb7?
White does not recover from this. White should play 35.Nc1! 35...Ne3!-+       36.Nd2 36.Nc1 Nf1 36...Nf5 37.Ne4 Nxd4+ 38.Ke3 Rd5 39.Rxb6 Nc2+ 40.Kf2 Rd4 41.Nc5 Rd2+ 42.Kf3 Kf5 43.Ra6 Ne1+! 44.Ke3 Rd5 And not 44...Rxb2 45.Ra7 45.Nb7 45.Rxa5 was the only defense. Nd3 46.b4 Nxb4 47.Rb5 45...Re5+ 45...Kg4 46.Rxa5 Rxa5 47.Nxa5 Kxg3 46.Kd2? 46.Kf2 46...Nf3+ 47.Kc3 Re3+ 48.Kc2 Nd4+ 49.Kd2 49.Kb1 Rxg3 50.Rxa5+ Kg6 51.Rd5 49...Rxg3 50.Rxa5+ Kg4 White must now prevent ...Nb3+. 51.Ra7 h4 52.Nd6 Kf3 53.Ra8 h3 54.Rh8 Kg2 Threatens to win with ...h2. 55.a5 Nb3+ 56.Ke2 Nxa5 57.Nf5 Rb3 Strongly threatening ...g5. 58.Nh4+ Kg1 59.Nf3+
59...Rxf3! Black mates. 60.Kxf3 h2 61.b4 Nb7 Weighted Error Value: White=0.79/Black=0.20 (precise) 61...Nc4 62.Kf4 Nd6 63.Ke3 h1Q 64.Rxh1+ Kxh1 65.Kd4 g5 66.Ke3 Kh2 67.Kd3 g4 68.Kd4 g3 69.Kc5
69...f5! 70.b5 f4! 71.b6 g2! 72.Kxd6 g1Q 73.Ke5 Qxb6 74.Kxf4 Qe6 75.Kf3 Qe5 76.Kf2 Qe4 77.Kf1 Kg3 78.Kg1 Qg2#
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Hungaski,R2537Yoo,C25140–12022D02Spring Chess Classic-B 20221.1
Mikaelyan,A2497Khanin,S2509½–½2022D38Spring Chess Classic-B 20221.2
Moradiabadi,E2540Raja Harshit24821–02022D58Spring Chess Classic-B 20221.3
Repka,C2508Ali Marandi,C25241–02022E61Spring Chess Classic-B 20221.4
Mishra,A2505Stremavicius,T2520½–½2022B30Spring Chess Classic-B 20221.5
Yoo,C2514Stremavicius,T2520½–½2022B45Spring Chess Classic-B 20222.1
Ali Marandi,C2524Mishra,A25051–02022E01Spring Chess Classic-B 20222.2
Raja Harshit2482Repka,C25080–12022E18Spring Chess Classic-B 20222.3
Khanin,S2509Moradiabadi,E25401–02022C45Spring Chess Classic-B 20222.4
Hungaski,R2537Mikaelyan,A24971–02022B06Spring Chess Classic-B 20222.5
Mikaelyan,A2497Yoo,C2514½–½2022E51Spring Chess Classic-B 20223.1
Moradiabadi,E2540Hungaski,R2537½–½2022C76Spring Chess Classic-B 20223.2
Repka,C2508Khanin,S25091–02022A07Spring Chess Classic-B 20223.3
Mishra,A2505Raja Harshit24821–02022B51Spring Chess Classic-B 20223.4
Stremavicius,T2520Ali Marandi,C2524½–½2022A21Spring Chess Classic-B 20223.5
Yoo,C2514Ali Marandi,C25241–02022E01Spring Chess Classic-B 20224.1
Raja Harshit2482Stremavicius,T2520½–½2022B51Spring Chess Classic-B 20224.2
Khanin,S2509Mishra,A25050–12022D30Spring Chess Classic-B 20224.3
Hungaski,R2537Repka,C25080–12022C02Spring Chess Classic-B 20224.4
Mikaelyan,A2497Moradiabadi,E2540½–½2022D24Spring Chess Classic-B 20224.5
Moradiabadi,E2540Yoo,C2514½–½2022E05Spring Chess Classic-B 20225.1
Repka,C2508Mikaelyan,A2497½–½2022A11Spring Chess Classic-B 20225.2
Mishra,A2505Hungaski,R25371–02022C55Spring Chess Classic-B 20225.3
Stremavicius,T2520Khanin,S2509½–½2022A03Spring Chess Classic-B 20225.4
Ali Marandi,C2524Raja Harshit2482½–½2022A17Spring Chess Classic-B 20225.5
Yoo,C2514Raja Harshit24820–12022C58Spring Chess Classic-B 20226.1
Khanin,S2509Ali Marandi,C25241–02022C45Spring Chess Classic-B 20226.2
Hungaski,R2537Stremavicius,T25201–02022A92Spring Chess Classic-B 20226.3
Mikaelyan,A2497Mishra,A25050–12022D46Spring Chess Classic-B 20226.4
Moradiabadi,E2540Repka,C2508½–½2022C77Spring Chess Classic-B 20226.5
Repka,C2508Yoo,C25141–02022A14Spring Chess Classic-B 20227.1
Mishra,A2505Moradiabadi,E2540½–½2022B51Spring Chess Classic-B 20227.2
Stremavicius,T2520Mikaelyan,A24970–12022B14Spring Chess Classic-B 20227.3
Ali Marandi,C2524Hungaski,R25371–02022B01Spring Chess Classic-B 20227.4
Raja Harshit2482Khanin,S25090–12022C88Spring Chess Classic-B 20227.5
Yoo,C2514Khanin,S25091–02022C26Spring Chess Classic-B 20228.1
Hungaski,R2537Raja Harshit2482½–½2022D02Spring Chess Classic-B 20228.2
Mikaelyan,A2497Ali Marandi,C2524½–½2022D64Spring Chess Classic-B 20228.3
Moradiabadi,E2540Stremavicius,T25201–02022A92Spring Chess Classic-B 20228.4
Repka,C2508Mishra,A25050–12022E01Spring Chess Classic-B 20228.5
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Ali Marandi,C2524Moradiabadi,E25401–02022C54Spring Chess Classic-B 20229.3
Raja Harshit2482Mikaelyan,A24971–02022B06Spring Chess Classic-B 20229.4
Khanin,S2509Hungaski,R2537½–½2022C11Spring Chess Classic-B 20229.5

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