St. Petersburg wins Russian Team Championship

by Alex Yermolinsky
5/11/2018 – Peter Svidler won eight Russian Individual National Championships and in 2000, 2001, and 2013 he became Russian Team Champion with St. Petersburg. At this year's Russian Team Championships Svidler won his fourth naional team title for St. Petersburg. Alex Yermolinsky analyses highlights from the event. | Photo: Eteri Kublashvili
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The last four rounds didn't bring any change in the tournament standings. As I mentioned in my previous report, the key match for the gold medals between The Bronze Horseman and Legacy Square took place earlier in the tournament leaving the Muscovites to play catch up. Legacy Square did their best by winning all of their remaining matches, but so did the team from Saint Petersburg, with only exception of the 3-3 tie against Molodezhka.

That team from from Tyumen, which can be called “Ivan Bukavshin's Legacy” confidently coasted to third place. Joining with the medal winners is the new look Siberia team, which has also earned a spot in the European Club Championship, to be held later this year.

Final standings

Rk. Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10  TB1   TB2   TB3   TB4 
1 "Медный всадник" (Санкт-Петербург)  *  3½ 3 4½ 3½ 3½ 4½ 4 4 5½ 17 36,0 0 8
2 "ШСМ Legacy Square Capital" (Москва) 2½  *  4 3½ 3½ 3½ 3½ 3½ 4 5½ 16 33,5 0 8
3 "Молодежка" (Тюменская область) 3 2  *  3½ 4 4 4½ 4 3 5½ 14 33,5 0 6
4 "Сибирь" (Новосибирская область) 1½ 2½ 2½  *  3 4½ 3½ 3 4 4½ 10 29,0 0 4
5 "СШОР по шахматам и шашкам" (Санкт-Петер 2½ 2½ 2 3  *  3½ 2 4 3½ 5 9 28,0 0 4
6 "Московская область" 2½ 2½ 2 1½ 2½  *  3 3½ 4½ 5 7 27,0 0 3
7 "Ладья" (Республика Татарстан) 1½ 2½ 1½ 2½ 4 3  *  1½ 4 4½ 7 25,0 0 3
8 Шахматный клуб "СИМА-ЛЭНД" (Свердловская 2 2½ 2 3 2 2½ 4½  *  3 6 6 27,5 0 2
9 "Южный Урал" (Челябинская область) 2 2 3 2 2½ 1½ 2 3  *  4 4 22,0 0 1
10 "Жигули" (Самарская область) ½ ½ ½ 1½ 1 1 1½ 0 2  *  0 8,5 0 0

Annotation:
Tie Break1: Matchpoints (2 for wins, 1 for Draws, 0 for Losses)
Tie Break2: points (game-points)
Tie Break3: The results of the teams in then same point group according to Matchpoints
Tie Break4: Matchpoints (variabel)

Let's look at best individual performers

“Yuzhny Ural”'s Pavel Ponkratov, rated only 2601, took the top honors on Board One with the score of 5.5 out of 8. His last round win was rather bizarre.

 
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1.Nf3 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.Nc3 Bg7 4.e4 0-0 5.d4 d6 6.Be2 c5 7.0-0 Bg4 8.d5 Re8 9.Be3 Nbd7 10.Re1 a6 11.Qc2 Rb8 12.a4 Bxf3 13.Bxf3 e6 14.h3 exd5 15.exd5
This is a standard Averbakh KID position, known to be significantly better for White since Polugaevsky's wins over Gligoric and Uhlmann in hte late 1960's. White's plan of slow strangulation is very well documented on chess literature and has had many copycat followers over the years. Once I witnessed a perfect execution of it in the game Kaidanov-Kamsky, U.S. Championship 1993. 15...Qa5 16.Bd2 Rxe1+ 17.Rxe1 Re8 18.Be2 Qd8 19.f4 Re7 20.Bf3 So far, Khismatullin is doing it by the book. The rooks have to leave the board. Rxe1+ 21.Bxe1 Qe7 22.Qe2 Qd8! The endgame s really bad for Black: 22...Qxe2 23.Bxe2 Ne8 24.g4 23.g4 Kf8 24.Kg2 Qb6 25.Qc2 Ng8 26.Ne4 Ndf6 27.a5 Qd8 28.Ng3 Nd7 29.g5 Ne7 30.h4 f5 31.h5 Kf7 32.h6! Bh8 33.Bd1 b5 34.Qe2! The first unexpected move, and quite a good one. 34.axb6 Qxb6 35.b3 seemed good enough to ensure progress on the Q-side, but it's a long slog. 34...Qb8 35.Qe6+ Ke8
36.b4 Very thematic. However, Denis had something way more decisive. 36.Nxf5! gxf5 37.g6 hxg6 38.Bh4 Qd8 39.Qxd6 Nf6 The picture of the black knights after 39...bxc4 40.Ba4 leaves me lost for words. 40.Qxa6 bxc4 41.d6 Ned5 42.Qc6+ Qd7 42...Kf7 43.Qxd5+ 43.Qa8+ Kf7 44.Qxh8 36...Nf8 37.Qe2 Nd7 38.Qe6 Nf8 39.Qe2 Nd7 40.Bb3 Bd4 41.Qd3 Qb7 42.Kh2 Kd8 43.Ne2 Bh8 44.Ba2 Qb8
45.Bd2 Khismatullin plays a great game of control, but it costs him a valuable time on the clock. 45.Bc3! Bxc3 46.Qxc3 and the white queen's invasion is immediately decisive, Ke8 47.bxc5 dxc5 48.Qh8+ Nf8 49.Qf6 45...Qb7 46.Be3? Suddenly White leaves his b4-pawn unattended. bxc4 47.Bxc4 47.Qxc4 cxb4 48.Bd2 Nc5 49.Qxb4 Kc7 50.Qxb7+ Kxb7 51.Bb4 should still get the job done. 47...Qxb4 48.Bd2 Qa4 49.Bxa6 Qd1 It's only the queen yet, but Black now has hopes. 50.Bc4 50.Bc3 Qxd3 51.Bxd3 Bxc3 52.Nxc3± 50...Qf1
51.Qe3?? Ne5! Jailbreak <playing a Thin Lizzy track of the same title> 52.fxe5 Bxe5+ 53.Ng3 Qxc4 54.Kh3 Qg4+ 0–1
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Khismatullin,D2632Ponkratov,P26010–12018E91TCh-RUS Premier 20189.1

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Also, noted are solid scores of 5.5 out of 9 by Vladislav Artemiev (Ladya) and Vladimir Potkin (Molodezhka”). The former won arguably the most visually striking game of the tournament against his fellow talent and recent entrant into the 2700 club, Legacy Square's Daniil Dubov.

 
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1.e4 c5 2.Nc3 Nc6 3.g3 g6 4.Bg2 Bg7 5.d3 d6 6.Be3 e5 7.Nh3!? This idea didn't work out too well for Zherebukh in his US Championship game against Caruana, but here the situation is a bit different. Nge7 8.0-0 0-0 9.f4 exf4 Another common move is 9...Nd4 also fighting against White's idea of f4-f5. 10.Nxf4 White is trading his chances for a pawn storm which may never materialize for a firm control over the key d5-square. b5!? 10...Rb8 11.a3 Ne5 Spassky-Sax, 1988 11.a3 b4?! Perhaps, a bit too soon, but the young cubs (Russians are bears, right?) are itching for a fight. 11...Rb8 12.axb4 cxb4 13.Ncd5!? 13.Na4 Rb8 13...Bxb2 14.d4!?
What a concept! It's not just a pawn, it's the exchange as well. 14...Bxa1 15.Nf6+ Kh8 16.Qxa1 Qa5 17.Qd1 Ng8? This retreat was understandably caused by the concerns over the king safety, as seen from 17...Ba6 18.Qg4 Bxf1 19.Qh4 h5 20.Bxf1 with the unstoppable threat of Nf4xh5 Best plan was to create a diversion: 17...Qa3 18.Rf3 b3! and the direct mating attack, 19.g4 Ng8 20.N4d5 b2 21.Rh3 Nxf6 22.Nxf6 falls short after h5 23.Nxh5 Qa1 18.N4d5 Be6 19.Nxg8 Rxg8 20.Bg5 Rg7 21.Bf6
21...Rag8 Quite a comical situation for us, onlookers, but a real tragedy for Dubov. 21...Nb8 22.Ne3 Nd7 23.Bxg7+ Kxg7 24.d5 22.Ne3 Qb6 23.Qd2 Na5 24.h4 Artemiev's unhurried play leaves a great impression. 24.Rb1!? 24...b3 24...Nc4 25.Nxc4 Bxc4 26.Rf2 Be6 27.d5 Bg4 28.Bd4 Qb7 29.Rf6 25.Rb1 b2 26.c4 Rb8 As in the above note, a knight trade 26...Nxc4 27.Nxc4 Bxc4 only helps White to clarify matters. 28.Rxb2 Bb5 29.Kh2 27.Kh2 Qb4 28.Qf2 Nxc4 Finally, Dubov just had to do it. 29.Nxc4 Bxc4 30.d5! Qb6 31.Rxb2 Bb3 32.Qe1!
Vladislav concludes the game with a pretty roundabout queen manuever. 32...Qb4 33.Qa1 Rbg8 34.Qxa7 Qc4 35.Qxf7 1–0
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Artemiev,V2704Dubov,D26961–02018B25TCh-RUS Premier 20188.1

On Board Two best were Gata Kamsky and David Paravyan. White the veteran scored his wins in the first half of the event, the 20-year-old Molodezhka star won important games in Rounds 6 and 7.

 
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38.Bxh5‼ Points for style. I imagine Gata himself would have been quite content with something like 38.Qf4+ Ke7 39.Qg5+ Kf7 40.Bf3 inviting Rxf2 41.Qf4+ where the black king can no longer stay on the dark squares, and Kg8 42.Qf6 spells the end. 38...gxh5 39.Qxh5+ It's not the kill it's the thrill of a chase. Ke7 40.Qg5+ Ke8 41.Qg8+ Ke7 42.Qg7+ Kd6 43.Ra1 Qb2 44.Qf8+ Ke5 45.Kh2!
Very clever. The rook is taboo due to the skewer. 45...Rxf2! Bocharov shows no fear, but his time is ticking away. 46.Qg7+ Kf5 47.Ra5+ Ke4 48.Qg4+ Ke3 49.Ra3+! Again! Kd2 50.Qg3
And now a quiet move. 50...Ke1? The correct 50...Kc1 51.Qe3+ Is it possible Dmitry forgot about a tactical defense to 51.Rc3+ Kb1 52.Rb3?? which is the deflecting shot Rxg2+ 51...Rd2 52.Qe1+ Kc2 53.Qe4+ Kd1 54.Qf3+ ends in perpetual check. 51.Rb3! It was too early for 51.Kg1 as Black has Kd1! 51...Qc2 51...Qa2 52.Qe3+ Kd1 53.Rd3+ 52.Rc3 Qd2 53.Rd3 Qc2 53...Qf4 would only prolong the fight by a few moves: 54.Qxf4 Rxf4 55.Rxd7 Ke2 56.g4 Kf3 57.g5 Ke4 58.g6 etc. 54.Kg1! 1–0
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Paravyan,D2620Bocharov,D25941–02018B17TCh-RUS Premier 20186.2

Dmitry Bocharov didn't have a good tournament, only scoring 2.5 out of 9 for Siberia, but his younger teammate Ivan Bocharov (are these guys brothers?) lit up Board Five by posting 7 out of 9, the most points scored among all participants, and only bested by percentage points of Mikhail Antipov (6.5 out of 8). The swashbuckling affair between these two was really a feast for the eyes.

 
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1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.Nd2 h6 4.Ngf3 Nf6 5.e5 Nfd7 6.Bd3 c5 7.c3 Nc6 8.0-0 g5
9.c4!? Instead of the usual 9.dxc5 9...g4 9...Bg7!? 10.cxd5 exd5 11.e6 White's center is collapsing anyway, so why not tsake a few pot shots at the black king? fxe6 12.Bg6+ Ke7 13.Nh4 cxd4 14.Qxg4 Nde5 15.Qh5 Kd6 16.f4 Nd7!? Trading pieces, 16...Nxg6 17.Nxg6 Qe8 18.Nf3 Rg8 19.f5 exf5 20.Bf4+ Kc5 was too bland for Antipov's taste. 17.Bd3 Bg7 17...Kc7 18.Ng6 Rg8 18.Re1 Nc5 19.Bb5 Nb4? This certainly is too much.
19...Kc7 20.b4 Ne4∞ 20.f5! Ncd3 20...e5 21.Ndf3 21.fxe6 People used to give a whole rook to get the enemy king travel the board, or so they say. Ivan Bocharov answers the call by actually giving a rook AFTER the black king has already gone out. Nxe1 22.Nf5+ 22.Ne4+!? Kc7 22...dxe4 23.Bf4+ Ke7 24.Qf7# 23.Qf7+ Kb6 24.e7 Qc7 25.Qxg7 dxe4 is still good for White but he has to avoid trading an important pawn for the irrelevant rook: 26.Qxh8 Qxe7 Such is the logic in this type of chess. 22...Kc5 23.e7 Qc7 24.Qg6 Unfortunate. Finding a win was a Herculean task: 24.Nb3+ Kxb5 25.e8Q+ Rxe8 26.Qxe8+ Bd7 27.Qxa8 Bxf5 28.Qe8+ Kc4 29.Bf4 Qxf4 30.Na5+ 24...Nc6? The first time either one of the players went back with his pieces proved to be a fatal mistake. There were many better options. 24...Be5 24...Nec2 24...Bxf5 25.Nxg7 Kxb5 26.e8Q Rxe8 27.Nxe8 Qe7
28.a4+ Ka6 29.b4! Bh3 30.gxh3 Rxe8 31.b5+ Kb6 32.bxc6 Rf8 33.Rb1+ Ka5 34.cxb7 Amazingly Black doesn't have a follow-up to his Qe3+ 1–0
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Bocharov,I2547Antipov,M25971–02018C03TCh-RUS Premier 20186.5

Build a first-class repertoire against the French with the help of one of its leading exponents in a new interactive video format! Includes tests with video feedback for every move. A must have for anyone wanting to beat the French with 3.Nd2!

I imagine the computer precision ratio for this game is not very high, but I'd take it over another one of those Anti-Berlin/Guoco Piano snoozefests from elite tournaments.

In this chess gone wild atmosphere it's pretty hard for rating favorites to keep away from upset. The following is one of the rare losses by the Bronze Horsemen.

 
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33.h5 gxh5 34.Bxh5 Qc3 35.Rd1 Rxa2 36.Kg2 Was Maxim still pushing for a win? 36.Qg5+ Kh7 37.Kg2 Ra1 38.Rxa1 Qxa1 39.f4 Qb2+ 40.Kh3 Qc1 41.Kg2 b3 42.Qe7 draws/ 36...Qc5 37.Qf6 b3 38.Rh1 Qc2 39.Qg5+? An extra check in time trouble. White fights on after 39.Bxf7+ Nxf7 40.Rh4 Qb2 41.Qg6+ Kf8 42.Rf4 Ra7 43.Qxe6 Qe5 44.Qxb3 39...Kf8 40.Qd8+ Kg7 41.Qg5+ Ng6 42.Bxg6 Qxf2+ 43.Kh3 fxg6 44.Qe7+ Qf7 45.Qxd6 Qf3 46.Qe5+ Kh7
47.Rc1 Surprisingly, the rook endgame after 47.Qc7+ Kh6 48.Qf4+ Qxf4 49.gxf4 Ra5 50.Kg4+ Kg7 51.Rb1 Rb5 52.e5! offers White plenty of drawing chances. not 52.Rb2 e5 52...b2 53.Kf3 g5 53...Kf7 54.Kg4 Ke7 55.Kg5 54.fxg5 Kg6 55.Ke4 Kxg5 56.Kd3 Kf5 57.Kc4 Rb8 58.Kd4 Kf4 59.Rf1+ Kg4 60.Rb1 Kf3 61.Kd3 Rb5 62.Rf1+ Kg2 63.Rb1 Rxe5 63...Kf2 64.Kc4 64.Rxb2+ Kf3 65.Rb8 Rd5+ 66.Kc4 Rd1 66...Ke4 67.Rb1= 67.Re8 Re1 68.Rh8 e5 69.Kd5 e4 70.Rh3+ Kg2 71.Rh8 e3 72.Ke4= 47...Qg2+ 48.Kh4 Qh2+ 48...g5+ 49.Kg4 Qe2+ 50.Kh4 50.Kh3! 50...g5+ Ilia didn't miss his second chance 51.Qxg5 Qxe4+ 52.Qf4 Rh2+ 53.Kg4 Qg6+ 54.Qg5 Rc2 55.Qxg6+ Kxg6 56.Rb1 Rc4+ 57.Kf3 Rb4 58.Rb2 Kg5 59.g4 e5 0–1
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Matlakov,M2704Iljiushenok,I25160–12018E63TCh-RUS Premier 20186.3

I apologize for not providing written notes, but the time for this report has already run out.

One more for the road.

 
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26...f6! 27.Bxe6 Nxe6 28.Nd5 Qa7 29.gxf6 Rf8 White's position only looks good, and it won't stand up to scrutiny of tactics. 30.Re3 30.Qg4 Nd4 30.b4!? was worth a look. 30...Qf7 31.Ne2 Ng5! 32.Nb6 Rad8 33.f4
33...Nxf6‼ 34.fxg5 Ng4! What a finish! 35.hxg4 Qf2+ 36.Kh1 Qxe3 37.Nc4 Qh3+ 38.Kg1 Qxg4+ 39.Kh1 Rf2 0–1
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Rublevsky,S2665Alekseenko,K26250–12018B92TCh-RUS Premier 20189.5

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1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.Nc3 d5 4.Nf3 Bg7 5.cxd5 Nxd5 6.e4 Nxc3 7.bxc3 c5 8.Be3 Qa5 9.Nd2 0-0 10.Rc1 cxd4 11.cxd4 Nc6 12.d5 Ne5 13.Be2 Bd7 14.0-0 Rfc8 15.Qb3 b5 16.h3 Rab8 17.Bf4 Ra8 18.Rfd1 h6 19.a3 g5 20.Be3 e6 21.Nf3 Nxf3+ 22.Bxf3 Rc3 23.Rxc3 Qxc3 24.Qxc3 Bxc3 25.e5 Rc8 26.Bxa7 Bxe5 27.Re1 Bd6 28.Bg4 Re8 29.dxe6 Bxe6 30.Re3 Ra8 31.Bxe6 Rxa7 32.Rd3 Bxa3 33.Rd7 Rxd7 34.Bxd7 b4 35.Ba4 Kg7 36.Kf1 Bb2 37.Ke2 Bd4 38.Bb3 Bb6 39.Bc4 Bd4 40.Bb3 Bb6 41.Bc4 ½–½
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Ponkratov,P2601Svidler,P2760½–½2018D85TCh-RUS Premier 20181.1
Fedoseev,V2706Looshnikov,N24351–02018D41TCh-RUS Premier 20181.1
Drygalov,A2431Matlakov,M27040–12018B09TCh-RUS Premier 20181.1
Rodshtein,M2678Gutenev,A2474½–½2018B63TCh-RUS Premier 20181.1
Drygalov,S2418Alekseenko,K26251–02018E11TCh-RUS Premier 20181.1
Goganov,A2572Frolov,I22431–02018E18TCh-RUS Premier 20181.1
Romanov,E2619Khismatullin,D2632½–½2018C42TCh-RUS Premier 20181.2
Bocharov,D2594Alekseev,E26220–12018A28TCh-RUS Premier 20181.2
Lobanov,S2515Maletin,P25720–12018C84TCh-RUS Premier 20181.2
Tsydypov,Z2525Usmanov,V2472½–½2018C02TCh-RUS Premier 20181.2
Palchun,G2454Bocharov,I25470–12018C43TCh-RUS Premier 20181.2
Khanin,S2477Pershin,D23920–12018B19TCh-RUS Premier 20181.2
Artemiev,V2704Sarana,A25871–02018D85TCh-RUS Premier 20181.3
Esipenko,A2587Kamsky,G2670½–½2018E15TCh-RUS Premier 20181.3
Timofeev,A2579Kobalia,M2601½–½2018C47TCh-RUS Premier 20181.3
Iljiushenok,I2516Iljin,A2528½–½2018C42TCh-RUS Premier 20181.3
Hasangatin,R2502Triapishko,A2510½–½2018D00TCh-RUS Premier 20181.3
Chernobay,A2510Faizrakhmanov,R24191–02018A46TCh-RUS Premier 20181.3
Shinkevich,V2433Potkin,V25740–12018D43TCh-RUS Premier 20181.4
Paravyan,D2620Palachev,P24021–02018B31TCh-RUS Premier 20181.4
Skatchkov,V2338Stupak,K2556½–½2018A41TCh-RUS Premier 20181.4
Yuffa,D2566Natacheev,P22431–02018D45TCh-RUS Premier 20181.4
Pogorelskikh,S2142Antipov,M25970–12018B48TCh-RUS Premier 20181.4
Golubov,S2491Vdovin,M21391–02018A18TCh-RUS Premier 20181.4
Gelfand,B2695Dubov,D2696½–½2018D16TCh-RUS Premier 20181.5
Najer,E2667Shirov,A26521–02018C78TCh-RUS Premier 20181.5
Malakhov,V2691Motylev,A2660½–½2018A06TCh-RUS Premier 20181.5
Grachev,B2647Riazantsev,A2662½–½2018A13TCh-RUS Premier 20181.5
Rublevsky,S2665Zvjaginsev,V2625½–½2018C09TCh-RUS Premier 20181.5
Oparin,G2584Lysyj,I2630½–½2018A10TCh-RUS Premier 20181.5
Svidler,P2760Dubov,D2696½–½2018A33TCh-RUS Premier 20182.1
Inarkiev,E2686Vitiugov,N2740½–½2018C50TCh-RUS Premier 20182.1
Fedoseev,V2706Najer,E26671–02018B23TCh-RUS Premier 20182.1
Motylev,A2660Matlakov,M2704½–½2018C83TCh-RUS Premier 20182.1
Rodshtein,M2678Grachev,B26471–02018E06TCh-RUS Premier 20182.1
Zvjaginsev,V2625Goganov,A25721–02018A07TCh-RUS Premier 20182.1
Potkin,V2574Gelfand,B26951–02018A04TCh-RUS Premier 20182.2
Tomashevsky,E2714Paravyan,D2620½–½2018A48TCh-RUS Premier 20182.2
Stupak,K2556Malakhov,V2691½–½2018D10TCh-RUS Premier 20182.2
Riazantsev,A2662Yuffa,D25660–12018D10TCh-RUS Premier 20182.2
Antipov,M2597Rublevsky,S26651–02018B40TCh-RUS Premier 20182.2
Bologan,V2610Lomasov,S25591–02018E11TCh-RUS Premier 20182.2
Sarana,A2587Shinkevich,V2433½–½2018A39TCh-RUS Premier 20182.3
Palachev,P2402Esipenko,A25870–12018D45TCh-RUS Premier 20182.3
Iljiushenok,I2516Skatchkov,V23381–02018E32TCh-RUS Premier 20182.3
Natacheev,P2243Triapishko,A25100–12018D38TCh-RUS Premier 20182.3
Chernobay,A2510Pogorelskikh,S2142½–½2018A48TCh-RUS Premier 20182.3
Vdovin,M2139Ofitserian,B24210–12018A49TCh-RUS Premier 20182.3
Khismatullin,D2632Artemiev,V27041–02018B12TCh-RUS Premier 20182.4
Kamsky,G2670Bocharov,D25941–02018D02TCh-RUS Premier 20182.4
Maletin,P2572Timofeev,A25790–12018A14TCh-RUS Premier 20182.4
Iljin,A2528Tsydypov,Z2525½–½2018E09TCh-RUS Premier 20182.4
Bocharov,I2547Hasangatin,R25021–02018B40TCh-RUS Premier 20182.4
Faizrakhmanov,R2419Khanin,S24770–12018D37TCh-RUS Premier 20182.4
Ponkratov,P2601Romanov,E26191–02018D02TCh-RUS Premier 20182.5
Alekseev,E2622Bezgodov,A2460½–½2018A15TCh-RUS Premier 20182.5
Looshnikov,N2435Lobanov,S25150–12018B10TCh-RUS Premier 20182.5
Usmanov,V2472Drygalov,A24311–02018D45TCh-RUS Premier 20182.5
Gutenev,A2474Pershin,D2392½–½2018B19TCh-RUS Premier 20182.5
Saveliev,A2354Drygalov,S2418½–½2018C92TCh-RUS Premier 20182.5
Romanov,E2619Svidler,P2760½–½2018A45TCh-RUS Premier 20183.1
Vitiugov,N2740Alekseev,E26221–02018A05TCh-RUS Premier 20183.1
Lobanov,S2515Fedoseev,V2706½–½2018B92TCh-RUS Premier 20183.1
Matlakov,M2704Usmanov,V2472½–½2018C02TCh-RUS Premier 20183.1
Popov,V2528Alekseenko,K26251–02018A26TCh-RUS Premier 20183.1
Goganov,A2572Pershin,D23921–02018E18TCh-RUS Premier 20183.1
Artemiev,V2704Ponkratov,P2601½–½2018A04TCh-RUS Premier 20183.2
Bezgodov,A2460Kamsky,G26700–12018B32TCh-RUS Premier 20183.2
Timofeev,A2579Gutenev,A24741–02018D97TCh-RUS Premier 20183.2
Drygalov,S2418Iljin,A2528½–½2018D37TCh-RUS Premier 20183.2
Hasangatin,R2502Frolov,I22431–02018A05TCh-RUS Premier 20183.2
Yumakhuzhin,V2184Faizrakhmanov,R24191–02018B12TCh-RUS Premier 20183.2
Shinkevich,V2433Khismatullin,D2632½–½2018D37TCh-RUS Premier 20183.3
Bocharov,D2594Palachev,P2402½–½2018A15TCh-RUS Premier 20183.3
Skatchkov,V2338Maletin,P25720–12018D45TCh-RUS Premier 20183.3
Tsydypov,Z2525Natacheev,P22431–02018B33TCh-RUS Premier 20183.3
Pogorelskikh,S2142Bocharov,I2547½–½2018C85TCh-RUS Premier 20183.3
Khanin,S2477Vdovin,M21391–02018C55TCh-RUS Premier 20183.3
Tomashevsky,E2714Sarana,A25871–02018A15TCh-RUS Premier 20183.4
Esipenko,A2587Shirov,A26521–02018D47TCh-RUS Premier 20183.4
Malakhov,V2691Kobalia,M26010–12018B91TCh-RUS Premier 20183.4
Iljiushenok,I2516Riazantsev,A2662½–½2018B12TCh-RUS Premier 20183.4
Bologan,V2610Triapishko,A25100–12018C55TCh-RUS Premier 20183.4
Ofitserian,B2421Lysyj,I26300–12018D00TCh-RUS Premier 20183.4
Dubov,D2696Potkin,V25741–02018D43TCh-RUS Premier 20183.5
Paravyan,D2620Inarkiev,E2686½–½2018C84TCh-RUS Premier 20183.5
Najer,E2667Stupak,K25561–02018C18TCh-RUS Premier 20183.5
Antipov,M2597Motylev,A26601–02018D12TCh-RUS Premier 20183.5
Zvjaginsev,V2625Lomasov,S25591–02018A05TCh-RUS Premier 20183.5
Golubov,S2491Popov,I2610½–½2018B13TCh-RUS Premier 20183.5
Svidler,P2760Potkin,V2574½–½2018C65TCh-RUS Premier 20184.1
Paravyan,D2620Vitiugov,N2740½–½2018B46TCh-RUS Premier 20184.1
Fedoseev,V2706Stupak,K2556½–½2018C02TCh-RUS Premier 20184.1
Yuffa,D2566Matlakov,M2704½–½2018E00TCh-RUS Premier 20184.1
Rodshtein,M2678Antipov,M2597½–½2018D12TCh-RUS Premier 20184.1
Lomasov,S2559Goganov,A2572½–½2018C53TCh-RUS Premier 20184.1
Sarana,A2587Dubov,D2696½–½2018D80TCh-RUS Premier 20184.2
Inarkiev,E2686Esipenko,A2587½–½2018B13TCh-RUS Premier 20184.2
Kobalia,M2601Najer,E2667½–½2018B47TCh-RUS Premier 20184.2
Motylev,A2660Iljiushenok,I25161–02018B46TCh-RUS Premier 20184.2
Triapishko,A2510Grachev,B2647½–½2018B46TCh-RUS Premier 20184.2
Zvjaginsev,V2625Chernobay,A2510½–½2018B29TCh-RUS Premier 20184.2
Khismatullin,D2632Gelfand,B2695½–½2018B31TCh-RUS Premier 20184.3
Tomashevsky,E2714Bocharov,D2594½–½2018D37TCh-RUS Premier 20184.3
Maletin,P2572Shirov,A26521–02018D43TCh-RUS Premier 20184.3
Riazantsev,A2662Tsydypov,Z25251–02018E51TCh-RUS Premier 20184.3
Bocharov,I2547Rublevsky,S26651–02018B46TCh-RUS Premier 20184.3
Lysyj,I2630Khanin,S24771–02018E10TCh-RUS Premier 20184.3
Bezgodov,A2460Shinkevich,V2433½–½2018C78TCh-RUS Premier 20184.4
Palachev,P2402Looshnikov,N24351–02018A13TCh-RUS Premier 20184.4
Drygalov,A2431Skatchkov,V23381–02018E17TCh-RUS Premier 20184.4
Natacheev,P2243Gutenev,A2474½–½2018A48TCh-RUS Premier 20184.4
Drygalov,S2418Pogorelskikh,S21421–02018C55TCh-RUS Premier 20184.4
Vdovin,M2139Yumakhuzhin,V21840–12018E62TCh-RUS Premier 20184.4
Romanov,E2619Artemiev,V2704½–½2018B52TCh-RUS Premier 20184.5
Kamsky,G2670Lobanov,S25151–02018A07TCh-RUS Premier 20184.5
Usmanov,V2472Timofeev,A2579½–½2018D30TCh-RUS Premier 20184.5
Iljin,A2528Popov,V2528½–½2018A06TCh-RUS Premier 20184.5
Palchun,G2454Hasangatin,R25020–12018B32TCh-RUS Premier 20184.5
Faizrakhmanov,R2419Saveliev,A2354½–½2018E15TCh-RUS Premier 20184.5
Artemiev,V2704Svidler,P2760½–½2018D42TCh-RUS Premier 20185.1
Vitiugov,N2740Kamsky,G2670½–½2018B90TCh-RUS Premier 20185.1
Timofeev,A2579Fedoseev,V2706½–½2018B51TCh-RUS Premier 20185.1
Matlakov,M2704Iljin,A25281–02018C43TCh-RUS Premier 20185.1
Hasangatin,R2502Rodshtein,M26780–12018D02TCh-RUS Premier 20185.1
Alekseenko,K2625Faizrakhmanov,R24191–02018C65TCh-RUS Premier 20185.1
Shinkevich,V2433Lobanov,S25150–12018D43TCh-RUS Premier 20185.2
Usmanov,V2472Palachev,P2402½–½2018A28TCh-RUS Premier 20185.2
Skatchkov,V2338Popov,V25280–12018E10TCh-RUS Premier 20185.2
Palchun,G2454Natacheev,P22431–02018D00TCh-RUS Premier 20185.2
Pogorelskikh,S2142Pershin,D23920–12018B32TCh-RUS Premier 20185.2
Saveliev,A2354Vdovin,M2139½–½2018C43TCh-RUS Premier 20185.2
Tomashevsky,E2714Ponkratov,P26010–12018E17TCh-RUS Premier 20185.3
Bezgodov,A2460Shirov,A2652½–½2018C48TCh-RUS Premier 20185.3
Malakhov,V2691Drygalov,A24311–02018C77TCh-RUS Premier 20185.3
Gutenev,A2474Riazantsev,A2662½–½2018B18TCh-RUS Premier 20185.3
Bologan,V2610Drygalov,S2418½–½2018C92TCh-RUS Premier 20185.3
Frolov,I2243Lysyj,I2630½–½2018A07TCh-RUS Premier 20185.3
Dubov,D2696Khismatullin,D2632½–½2018E10TCh-RUS Premier 20185.4
Bocharov,D2594Inarkiev,E26860–12018A20TCh-RUS Premier 20185.4
Najer,E2667Maletin,P2572½–½2018C53TCh-RUS Premier 20185.4
Tsydypov,Z2525Motylev,A2660½–½2018A07TCh-RUS Premier 20185.4
Grachev,B2647Bocharov,I2547½–½2018A15TCh-RUS Premier 20185.4
Khanin,S2477Oparin,G2584½–½2018B15TCh-RUS Premier 20185.4
Potkin,V2574Sarana,A2587½–½2018E53TCh-RUS Premier 20185.5
Esipenko,A2587Paravyan,D2620½–½2018E65TCh-RUS Premier 20185.5
Stupak,K2556Kobalia,M2601½–½2018A81TCh-RUS Premier 20185.5
Iljiushenok,I2516Yuffa,D2566½–½2018B12TCh-RUS Premier 20185.5
Antipov,M2597Triapishko,A25101–02018D30TCh-RUS Premier 20185.5
Chernobay,A2510Lomasov,S25590–12018A30TCh-RUS Premier 20185.5
Svidler,P2760Sarana,A25871–02018B90TCh-RUS Premier 20186.1
Esipenko,A2587Fedoseev,V2706½–½2018D37TCh-RUS Premier 20186.1
Matlakov,M2704Iljiushenok,I25160–12018E63TCh-RUS Premier 20186.1
Triapishko,A2510Rodshtein,M2678½–½2018A07TCh-RUS Premier 20186.1
Alekseenko,K2625Chernobay,A2510½–½2018B29TCh-RUS Premier 20186.1
Ofitserian,B2421Goganov,A25720–12018D11TCh-RUS Premier 20186.1
Khismatullin,D2632Potkin,V25740–12018D43TCh-RUS Premier 20186.2
Paravyan,D2620Bocharov,D25941–02018B17TCh-RUS Premier 20186.2
Maletin,P2572Stupak,K2556½–½2018D02TCh-RUS Premier 20186.2
Yuffa,D2566Tsydypov,Z25251–02018D80TCh-RUS Premier 20186.2
Bocharov,I2547Antipov,M25971–02018C03TCh-RUS Premier 20186.2
Lomasov,S2559Khanin,S24770–12018C42TCh-RUS Premier 20186.2
Ponkratov,P2601Dubov,D2696½–½2018D85TCh-RUS Premier 20186.3
Inarkiev,E2686Looshnikov,N24351–02018A29TCh-RUS Premier 20186.3
Drygalov,A2431Grachev,B26471–02018B46TCh-RUS Premier 20186.3
Zvjaginsev,V2625Gutenev,A24741–02018A05TCh-RUS Premier 20186.3
Drygalov,S2418Popov,I2610½–½2018E04TCh-RUS Premier 20186.3
Oparin,G2584Yumakhuzhin,V21841–02018E65TCh-RUS Premier 20186.3
Romanov,E2619Tomashevsky,E27141–02018A29TCh-RUS Premier 20186.4
Shirov,A2652Alekseev,E2622½–½2018C10TCh-RUS Premier 20186.4
Lobanov,S2515Malakhov,V26911–02018C53TCh-RUS Premier 20186.4
Rublevsky,S2665Usmanov,V24721–02018C10TCh-RUS Premier 20186.4
Palchun,G2454Bologan,V26101–02018D00TCh-RUS Premier 20186.4
Lysyj,I2630Pershin,D2392½–½2018A07TCh-RUS Premier 20186.4
Artemiev,V2704Shinkevich,V24331–02018A15TCh-RUS Premier 20186.5
Palachev,P2402Kamsky,G2670½–½2018A90TCh-RUS Premier 20186.5
Timofeev,A2579Skatchkov,V2338½–½2018C42TCh-RUS Premier 20186.5
Natacheev,P2243Iljin,A25280–12018A46TCh-RUS Premier 20186.5
Hasangatin,R2502Pogorelskikh,S21421–02018A15TCh-RUS Premier 20186.5
Vdovin,M2139Faizrakhmanov,R2419½–½2018E69TCh-RUS Premier 20186.5
Shinkevich,V2433Vitiugov,N2740½–½2018A28TCh-RUS Premier 20187.1
Fedoseev,V2706Palachev,P24021–02018B10TCh-RUS Premier 20187.1
Skatchkov,V2338Matlakov,M27040–12018E10TCh-RUS Premier 20187.1
Rodshtein,M2678Natacheev,P22431–02018E67TCh-RUS Premier 20187.1
Pogorelskikh,S2142Alekseenko,K26250–12018B56TCh-RUS Premier 20187.1
Goganov,A2572Vdovin,M21391–02018E18TCh-RUS Premier 20187.1
Gelfand,B2695Artemiev,V2704½–½2018A04TCh-RUS Premier 20187.2
Kamsky,G2670Shirov,A2652½–½2018C46TCh-RUS Premier 20187.2
Malakhov,V2691Timofeev,A25791–02018B52TCh-RUS Premier 20187.2
Iljin,A2528Riazantsev,A2662½–½2018A13TCh-RUS Premier 20187.2
Rublevsky,S2665Hasangatin,R25021–02018B31TCh-RUS Premier 20187.2
Faizrakhmanov,R2419Lysyj,I26300–12018D37TCh-RUS Premier 20187.2
Dubov,D2696Romanov,E2619½–½2018A29TCh-RUS Premier 20187.3
Alekseev,E2622Inarkiev,E2686½–½2018C84TCh-RUS Premier 20187.3
Najer,E2667Lobanov,S2515½–½2018B12TCh-RUS Premier 20187.3
Usmanov,V2472Motylev,A2660½–½2018A06TCh-RUS Premier 20187.3
Zvjaginsev,V2625Pershin,D2392½–½2018B11TCh-RUS Premier 20187.3
Saveliev,A2354Oparin,G25840–12018B30TCh-RUS Premier 20187.3
Potkin,V2574Ponkratov,P2601½–½2018A30TCh-RUS Premier 20187.4
Bezgodov,A2460Paravyan,D26200–12018B96TCh-RUS Premier 20187.4
Stupak,K2556Drygalov,A2431½–½2018E20TCh-RUS Premier 20187.4
Drygalov,S2418Yuffa,D25660–12018E60TCh-RUS Premier 20187.4
Lomasov,S2559Frolov,I22430–12018E00TCh-RUS Premier 20187.4
Yumakhuzhin,V2184Golubov,S24911–02018A45TCh-RUS Premier 20187.4
Sarana,A2587Khismatullin,D2632½–½2018B07TCh-RUS Premier 20187.5
Bocharov,D2594Esipenko,A2587½–½2018E15TCh-RUS Premier 20187.5
Kobalia,M2601Maletin,P2572½–½2018C84TCh-RUS Premier 20187.5
Tsydypov,Z2525Iljiushenok,I25161–02018B47TCh-RUS Premier 20187.5
Triapishko,A2510Bocharov,I25470–12018C47TCh-RUS Premier 20187.5
Khanin,S2477Chernobay,A25101–02018C72TCh-RUS Premier 20187.5
Svidler,P2760Khismatullin,D2632½–½2018B90TCh-RUS Premier 20188.1
Bocharov,D2594Vitiugov,N2740½–½2018D45TCh-RUS Premier 20188.1
Fedoseev,V2706Maletin,P2572½–½2018E10TCh-RUS Premier 20188.1
Tsydypov,Z2525Matlakov,M27040–12018C50TCh-RUS Premier 20188.1
Rodshtein,M2678Bocharov,I25471–02018D12TCh-RUS Premier 20188.1
Khanin,S2477Alekseenko,K26250–12018C70TCh-RUS Premier 20188.1
Ponkratov,P2601Sarana,A2587½–½2018B91TCh-RUS Premier 20188.2
Esipenko,A2587Bezgodov,A24601–02018D32TCh-RUS Premier 20188.2
Drygalov,A2431Kobalia,M2601½–½2018B90TCh-RUS Premier 20188.2
Iljiushenok,I2516Gutenev,A24741–02018B65TCh-RUS Premier 20188.2
Drygalov,S2418Triapishko,A2510½–½2018E60TCh-RUS Premier 20188.2
Chernobay,A2510Frolov,I22431–02018C45TCh-RUS Premier 20188.2
Romanov,E2619Potkin,V2574½–½2018A06TCh-RUS Premier 20188.3
Paravyan,D2620Alekseev,E2622½–½2018C84TCh-RUS Premier 20188.3
Lobanov,S2515Yuffa,D25661–02018B04TCh-RUS Premier 20188.3
Antipov,M2597Usmanov,V24721–02018B12TCh-RUS Premier 20188.3
Popov,V2528Lomasov,S25590–12018A35TCh-RUS Premier 20188.3
Golubov,S2491Pershin,D23921–02018D10TCh-RUS Premier 20188.3
Artemiev,V2704Dubov,D26961–02018B26TCh-RUS Premier 20188.4
Inarkiev,E2686Kamsky,G2670½–½2018E16TCh-RUS Premier 20188.4
Timofeev,A2579Najer,E2667½–½2018E53TCh-RUS Premier 20188.4
Motylev,A2660Iljin,A25281–02018C42TCh-RUS Premier 20188.4
Hasangatin,R2502Grachev,B2647½–½2018B31TCh-RUS Premier 20188.4
Popov,I2610Faizrakhmanov,R24191–02018C53TCh-RUS Premier 20188.4
Shinkevich,V2433Tomashevsky,E27140–12018A28TCh-RUS Premier 20188.5
Malakhov,V2691Palachev,P24021–02018C03TCh-RUS Premier 20188.5
Skatchkov,V2338Riazantsev,A26620–12018E10TCh-RUS Premier 20188.5
Rublevsky,S2665Natacheev,P22431–02018B30TCh-RUS Premier 20188.5
Pogorelskikh,S2142Bologan,V26100–12018B42TCh-RUS Premier 20188.5
Lysyj,I2630Vdovin,M2139½–½2018A15TCh-RUS Premier 20188.5
Gelfand,B2695Svidler,P2760½–½2018A33TCh-RUS Premier 20189.1
Vitiugov,N2740Tomashevsky,E2714½–½2018E11TCh-RUS Premier 20189.1
Malakhov,V2691Matlakov,M2704½–½2018D77TCh-RUS Premier 20189.1
Rodshtein,M2678Riazantsev,A26621–02018B12TCh-RUS Premier 20189.1
Rublevsky,S2665Alekseenko,K26250–12018B92TCh-RUS Premier 20189.1
Goganov,A2572Lysyj,I2630½–½2018C50TCh-RUS Premier 20189.1
Najer,E2667Shinkevich,V24331–02018E11TCh-RUS Premier 20189.2
Palachev,P2402Motylev,A26600–12018A07TCh-RUS Premier 20189.2
Grachev,B2647Skatchkov,V2338½–½2018A28TCh-RUS Premier 20189.2
Natacheev,P2243Zvjaginsev,V26250–12018A10TCh-RUS Premier 20189.2
Popov,I2610Pogorelskikh,S21421–02018B00TCh-RUS Premier 20189.2
Vdovin,M2139Oparin,G25840–12018A88TCh-RUS Premier 20189.2
Potkin,V2574Artemiev,V2704½–½2018B08TCh-RUS Premier 20189.3
Kamsky,G2670Paravyan,D2620½–½2018B22TCh-RUS Premier 20189.3
Yuffa,D2566Timofeev,A2579½–½2018D91TCh-RUS Premier 20189.3
Iljin,A2528Antipov,M25970–12018D12TCh-RUS Premier 20189.3
Lomasov,S2559Hasangatin,R25021–02018B32TCh-RUS Premier 20189.3
Faizrakhmanov,R2419Golubov,S24910–12018A28TCh-RUS Premier 20189.3
Sarana,A2587Romanov,E26190–12018D30TCh-RUS Premier 20189.4
Alekseev,E2622Esipenko,A25871–02018B13TCh-RUS Premier 20189.4
Kobalia,M2601Lobanov,S25151–02018B13TCh-RUS Premier 20189.4
Palchun,G2454Iljiushenok,I25160–12018A45TCh-RUS Premier 20189.4
Chernobay,A2510Pershin,D2392½–½2018B12TCh-RUS Premier 20189.4
Saveliev,A2354Ofitserian,B24211–02018B94TCh-RUS Premier 20189.4
Khismatullin,D2632Ponkratov,P26010–12018E91TCh-RUS Premier 20189.5
Looshnikov,N2435Bocharov,D2594½–½2018B22TCh-RUS Premier 20189.5
Maletin,P2572Drygalov,A24311–02018A05TCh-RUS Premier 20189.5
Gutenev,A2474Tsydypov,Z2525½–½2018B33TCh-RUS Premier 20189.5
Bocharov,I2547Drygalov,S24181–02018C92TCh-RUS Premier 20189.5
Yumakhuzhin,V2184Khanin,S24770–12018A45TCh-RUS Premier 20189.5

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