Talents shine in Moscow Open

by Johannes Fischer
2/9/2016 – The Moscow Open is a huge chess festival, organized by the Russian State Social University, the RSSU. Several hundred chess fans play in a number of different tournaments. In the strongest group, the A-Open, two relatively unknown Russian talents finished first with 7.5/9 each: GM Yuri Eliseev and FM Dmitry Gordievsky. Eliseev won on tie-break.

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The Moscow Open offers a large variety of tournaments: for men, women, students, children, and veterans, not to forget the blitz-tournament and the study-competition. The Russian State Social University organizes the event and a number of strong players like to play in the A-Open to prepare for the Aeroflot-Open that is soon to start.

This year GM Anton Korobov (2710), GM Ernesto Inarkiev (2676), and GM Vladislav Artemiev (2673) were the Elo-favorites. However, after nine rounds GM Yuri Eliseev (2582) and FM (!) Dmitry Geordievsky (2506) shared first place with 7.5/9 each. First on tie-break was Eliseev.

Moscow Open A: Final standings

Rk. SNo   Name FED Rtg Club/City Pts.  TB1   TB2   TB3  w-we
1 11 GM Eliseev Urii RUS 2582 Москва 7,5 52,5 48,5 7,0 1,93
2 29 FM Gordievsky Dmitry RUS 2506 Москва 7,5 47,0 43,0 7,0 1,83
3 1 GM Korobov Anton UKR 2710 Харьков 7,0 60,5 55,0 5,0 0,30
4 12 GM Timofeev Artyom RUS 2570 Татарстан 7,0 54,0 49,5 6,0 1,71
5 3 GM Artemiev Vladislav RUS 2673 Омск 7,0 52,5 49,0 6,0 0,09
6 2 GM Inarkiev Ernesto RUS 2676 Москва 7,0 52,0 49,0 6,0 0,14
7 55 IM Moskalenko Alexander RUS 2442 Московская обл 7,0 52,0 48,5 6,0 3,34
8 7 GM Kokarev Dmitry RUS 2619 Пенза 7,0 51,5 48,0 6,0 0,81
9 71 IM Korchmar Vasiliy RUS 2405 Саратов 7,0 50,5 47,5 6,0 3,53
10 22 IM Ivanov Oleg V UKR 2519 Украина 6,5 49,5 46,5 5,0 1,05
11 6 GM Khismatullin Denis RUS 2626 Нефтекамск 6,5 47,5 43,5 6,0 -0,46
12 10 GM Ponkratov Pavel RUS 2591 Челябинск 6,5 47,0 43,5 5,0 -0,16
13 34 GM Gasanov Eldar UKR 2488 Харьков 6,5 46,5 44,0 4,0 0,58
14 4 GM Grachev Boris RUS 2652 Москва 6,5 46,5 43,0 4,0 -0,68
15 91 FM Shevchenko Kirill UKR 2373 Киев 6,5 46,5 42,5 5,0 2,68
16 40 IM Iljiushenok Ilia RUS 2470 Электросталь 6,5 46,0 41,5 4,0 0,88
17 76 IM Vorontsov Pavlo UKR 2395 Киев 6,5 45,5 42,5 5,0 2,40
18 74 GM Naumkin Igor RUS 2403 Москва 6,5 44,5 41,0 5,0 1,33
19 52 IM Tran Tuan Minh VIE 2447 Вьетнам 6,5 44,5 40,5 6,0 1,16
20 39   Triapishko Olexandr RUS 2471 Симферополь 6,5 40,5 37,5 5,0 0,33

... 225 players

Crucial for Eliseev was his fine win against Vladislav Artemiev in round six.

 
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1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 a6 3.c3 e6 4.d4 d5 5.e5 After starting as a Sicilian the game transposed into a French Advance variation - however, ...a6 is not considered to be the theoretically most challenging move. Bd7 6.Bd3 cxd4 7.cxd4 Bb5 8.Bc2 Bb4+ 9.Bd2 a5 10.a3 Bxd2+ 11.Qxd2 Ne7 12.Nc3 Ba6 13.h4 h6 14.Rh3 With the idea to attack the weakness on g7. Nd7 15.h5 Qc7 16.Rg3 Qc4 17.0-0-0 b5 Black leaves kingside and g-pawn to their fate to seek counterplay on the queenside. However, in the game Black fails to obtain adequate compensation for his pawn. 18.b3 Qc7 19.Rxg7 b4 20.axb4 axb4 21.Na4 Bb5 Giving a second pawn. 22.Qxb4 Bxa4 23.bxa4 Nb6
Threatening to take on a4 or to invade on c4. But White has a strong defensive ressource: 24.Kd2 The king runs for shelter - and if Black can no longer harass the king, White is clearly better. Nc6 25.Qc3 Nxa4 26.Bxa4 Rxa4 27.Rb1 Kf8 28.Rg4 Ke7 29.Qc5+ Kd7 30.Rf4 White parried Black's attack and now goes on to convert his material advantage. f5 31.g4 Rb8 32.Rc1 Qa5+ 33.Qxa5 Nxa5 34.Ke1 Nb3 35.Rb1 fxg4 36.Rxg4 Rab4 37.Rg7+ Kc8 38.Rh7 R8b6 39.Rd1 Rc6 40.Rxh6 Kd7 41.Rh7+ Ke8 42.h6 Rc3 43.Rh8+ Ke7 44.Ng5 Nxd4 45.h7 Nc2+ 46.Kd2 1–0
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Eliseev,U2582Artemiev,V26731–02016B28Moscow Open 2016 A6.1

Vladislav Artemiev

In the following entertaining game Eliseev showed defensive and tacticals skills.

 
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1.e4 a6 2.d4 c5 3.d5 d6 4.c4 b5 5.cxb5 g6 6.Nc3 Bg7 7.Nf3 Nd7 8.a4 An unorthodox opening led Black to sacrifice a pawn in Wolga-Benko-Gambit fashion. But as he never gets adequate compensation for his pawn he soon seeks to stir up trouble. Ngf6 9.Ra3 0-0 10.Qc2 e6 11.dxe6 fxe6 12.e5 Ng4 Offering a piece sacrifice. 13.Bg5 Which White declines. But the engines see nothing wrong for White after 13.Qe4 Ndxe5 14.Qxa8 Nxf3+ 15.gxf3 Ne5 16.f4 13...Qa5 14.exd6 Bd4 15.Bh4
15...Rxf3 Continuing in style. But if White keeps his cool he should win. 16.gxf3 Bb7 17.Be2 Nge5 18.0-0 Bxf3 19.Ne4 Rf8 20.Bxf3 Nxf3+
21.Rxf3 White shows that he, too, does not mind a little sacrifice now and then and gives some of his material back to repel Black's attack and attack himself. Rxf3 22.Qc4 h6 23.Qxe6+ Rf7 24.Be7 Nf8 25.Bxf8 Kxf8 26.Qc8+ Kg7 27.d7 Rf8 28.Nd6 Rxf2 One final trick. Of course, White cannot take the rook because after 29.Rxf2 he will be mated with 29... Qe1+. But after 29.Ne8+ Kh7 30.d8Q Black's tricks came to an end. After, for instance, 30...Rf8+ White takes the bishop with 31.Qxd4! and after a few more moves Black will be mated. 1–0
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Eliseev,U2582Derbenev,A23671–02016A11Moscow Open 2016 A2.10

Crucial for Gordievsky was his win against Ernesto Inarkiev in the final round.

 
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1.d4 d5 2.c4 c6 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.e3 e6 5.Nf3 Nbd7 6.Qc2 Bd6 7.Bd3 0-0 8.0-0 dxc4 9.Bxc4 b5 10.Be2 a6 11.Ng5 Qc7 12.e4 h6 13.e5 hxg5 14.exd6 Qxd6 15.Bxg5 Qxd4 16.Rad1 Qc5 17.Be3 All this has been played before. White is a pawn down but Black's lack of development, the weakness on c6, White's active pieces and the gaping hole on d6 guarantee White compensation. Qf5 18.Bd3 Qh5 19.Ne4 Ng4 Black puts his hope on a counter-attack. Returning the extra pawn with 19...c5 20.Nxf6+ Nxf6 21.Bxc5 is safer but gives White a pleasant position and the pair of bishops. 20.Bf4 f5 21.Nd6 g5 22.h3 gxf4 23.hxg4 fxg4 Now White is two pawns down but Black is still not developed and his king is exposed. However, if White is careless Black suddenly mates him with ...g3. 24.Bg6 Qg5 25.Rfe1 Nf6 26.Bf7+ Kh8 After 26...Rxf7 27.Nxf7 Kxf7 28.Qxc6 Black loses material. 27.Qc3 Ra7 28.Re5 Qg7 29.Bxe6 Bxe6 30.Rxe6 g3 31.fxg3 fxg3 32.Rf1! Exploiting the various pins on the dark squares. Nh7 33.Rxf8+ Nxf8 34.Rf6 Threatening 35.Rxf8+. Kh7 35.Nf5 b4 36.Qxc6 36.Qd4 wins even quicker. 36...Qg4 37.Rh6+ Kg8 38.Qd5+ Rf7 39.Nd6 Ne6 40.Rxe6 Kg7 1–0
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Gordievsky,D2506Inarkiev,E26761–02016D45Moscow Open 2016 A9.1

Ernesto Inarkiev

In the following game Gordievsky showed active chess and a keen tactical eye:

 
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1.Nf3 c5 2.c4 g6 3.Nc3 Bg7 4.g3 Nc6 5.Bg2 Nh6 6.d4 Nxd4 7.Nxd4 cxd4 8.Bxh6 Bxh6 9.Qxd4 0-0 10.h4 Bg7 11.Qd2 An entertaining new move. Rb8 In a previous game Black played more carefully: 11...d6 12.h5 Be6 13.hxg6 hxg6 14.b3 Rb8 15.Rc1 a6 16.Ne4 Bd7 17.Ng5 Bc6 18.Kf1 e6 19.Qf4 Qe7 20.Rd1 Rfd8 21.Bxc6 bxc6 22.Rd3 d5 23.Rf3 f5 24.Qh4 Kf8 25.g4 dxc4 26.gxf5 gxf5 27.e4 Rd1+ 28.Kg2 Rxh1 29.Kxh1 cxb3 30.axb3 Rb5 31.Qh5 Qe8 32.Qh7 Qe7 33.Qg6 Kg8 34.Rh3 fxe4 35.Rh8+ 1-0 (35) Kjartansson,G (2446)-Fedorchuk, S (2660) Legnica 2013 12.h5 b5!? Black wants to exploit the strength of his black-squared bishop and the fact that White's king feels a little insecure. Objectively, Black should not get much but White soon loses control. 13.hxg6 hxg6 14.cxb5 d6 15.a4 Bb7 16.e4 It was safer to exchange pieces with 16.Bxb7 Rxb7 and now after 17.Kf1 Black still has to prove his compensation. 16...a6 17.Bf1 e6 18.bxa6
White opens the b-file and probably underestimated Black's possibilities. 18...Bxe4! 19.Nxe4 Rxb2 20.Qg5 White's queen has to prevent ...Qa5+. But now Black has a surprising tactical shot: Bc3+! Maybe White missed this possibility when he played 18.bxa6. 21.Kd1 Qb6 Black's attack is overwhelming. 22.Ra3 Qd4+ 23.Kc1 Qxe4 0–1
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Solovjev,N2332Gordievsky,D25060–12016A37Moscow Open 2016 A2.22

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1.d4 Nf6 2.Nf3 g6 3.c4 Bg7 4.Nc3 0-0 5.g3 d6 6.Bg2 Nc6 7.0-0 a6 8.d5 Na5 9.Nd2 c5 10.Qc2 Rb8 11.a4 e5 12.b3 b6 13.e4 Nb7 14.Bb2 Nh5 15.Rae1 Bd7 16.Ne2 Qc7 17.f4 f5 18.Nf3 Rbe8 19.Ng5 exf4 20.Bxg7 Nxg7 21.Nxf4 Nd8 22.Qc3 Bc8 23.h4 fxe4 24.Nxe4 Re5 25.Nd3 Ref5 26.g4 Rxf1+ 27.Bxf1 Ne8 28.g5 Qg7 29.Qxg7+ Kxg7 30.Kg2 Bd7 31.Kg3 Rf7 32.Nf4 Re7 33.h5 Nf7 34.h6+ Kf8 35.Re2 Bf5 36.Bg2 Re5 37.Nd3 Re7 38.Kh4 Nc7 39.Ndf2 Ne8 40.Ng4 Bxe4 41.Bxe4 a5 42.Nh2 Ne5 43.Kg3 Rf7 44.Re1 Re7 45.Rf1+ Kg8 46.Bg2 Nc7 47.Bh3 Nf7 48.Kf4 Ne5 49.Rd1 Rf7+ 50.Kg3 Re7 51.Re1 Kf8 52.Be6 Nxe6 53.dxe6 Ke8 54.Re3 Rxe6 55.Ng4 Re7 56.Nf6+ Kd8 57.Re2 Rf7 58.Rf2 Nd7 59.Nd5 Rxf2 60.Kxf2 Ke8 61.Ke3 Kf7 62.Ke4 Ke6 63.Nf4+ Ke7 64.Nxg6+ Kf7 65.Nf4 Ne5 66.Kd5 Nf3 67.Kxd6 Nxg5 68.Kc6 Ne4 69.Kxb6 Nd2 70.Kxa5 Nxb3+ 71.Kb6 Kf6 72.a5 1–0
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Korobov,A2710Afanasiev,N23351–02016E63Moscow Open 2016 A1.1
Maximov,O2333Inarkiev,E26760–12016B91Moscow Open 2016 A1.2
Artemiev,V2673Tolstikh,N23321–02016A35Moscow Open 2016 A1.3
Ibadov,D2332Timofeev,A25700–12016B47Moscow Open 2016 A1.4
Grachev,B2652Mikhailov,V23321–02016E14Moscow Open 2016 A1.5
Solovjev,N2332Mamedov,R26501–02016A40Moscow Open 2016 A1.6
Khismatullin,D2626Nyudleev,D23281–02016A05Moscow Open 2016 A1.7
Oganisian,R2328Kokarev,D26190–12016E61Moscow Open 2016 A1.8
Turov,M2610Prikhodko,A23261–02016C00Moscow Open 2016 A1.9
Kholopov,A2325Goganov,A25910–12016E35Moscow Open 2016 A1.10
Ponkratov,P2591Savenkov,K23251–02016C16Moscow Open 2016 A1.11
Rychkov,O2323Eliseev,U25820–12016D92Moscow Open 2016 A1.12
Antal,G2566Krylov,I23221–02016C26Moscow Open 2016 A1.13
Fakhrutdinov,T2320Frolyanov,D25631–02016B94Moscow Open 2016 A1.14
Vorontsov,P2395Korobov,A27100–12016B53Moscow Open 2016 A2.1
Inarkiev,E2676Bublei,P23912016B12Moscow Open 2016 A2.2
Vakhlamov,I2390Artemiev,V26732016B42Moscow Open 2016 A2.3
Agmanov,Z2389Grachev,B26522016B31Moscow Open 2016 A2.4
Kalashnikov,K2381Khismatullin,D26262016A04Moscow Open 2016 A2.5
Kokarev,D2619Musaev,R23792016C81Moscow Open 2016 A2.6
Geivondian,A2374Turov,M26102016A48Moscow Open 2016 A2.7
Goganov,A2591Shevchenko,K23732016A18Moscow Open 2016 A2.8
Yeletsky,I2373Ponkratov,P2591½–½2016E40Moscow Open 2016 A2.9
Eliseev,U2582Derbenev,A23671–02016A11Moscow Open 2016 A2.10
Timofeev,A2570Kopylov,A24011–02016C65Moscow Open 2016 A2.11
Alikulov,E2365Antal,G25662016B19Moscow Open 2016 A2.12
Alekseenko,K2560Vdovin,V23611–02016C84Moscow Open 2016 A2.13
Palachev,P2358Pridorozhni,A25502016A50Moscow Open 2016 A2.14
Bernadskiy,V2546Drygalov,S23561–02016B41Moscow Open 2016 A2.15
Gevorgyan,D2356Yudin,S25452016C41Moscow Open 2016 A2.16
Vokhidov,S2352Predke,A25202016B18Moscow Open 2016 A2.17
Ivanov,O2519Chos,A23482016B90Moscow Open 2016 A2.18
Lomasov,S2344Meskovs,N25152016A45Moscow Open 2016 A2.19
Sviridov,V2511Sorokin,A23442016D80Moscow Open 2016 A2.20
Belenkaya,D2343Paravyan,D25092016B07Moscow Open 2016 A2.21
Solovjev,N2332Gordievsky,D25060–12016A37Moscow Open 2016 A2.22
Frolov,I2318Igonin,T2498½–½2016B22Moscow Open 2016 A2.23
Zhu,Y2295Geller,J2487½–½2016D31Moscow Open 2016 A2.24
Badmatsyrenov,O2473Natacheev,P23412016C50Moscow Open 2016 A2.25
Korobov,A2710Tran,T24471–02016E58Moscow Open 2016 A3.1
Vavulin,M2448Inarkiev,E2676½–½2016C68Moscow Open 2016 A3.2
Artemiev,V2673Sarana,A24351–02016A15Moscow Open 2016 A3.3
Grachev,B2652Shtembuliak,E2420½–½2016A40Moscow Open 2016 A3.4
Khismatullin,D2626Litvinov,M24081–02016A06Moscow Open 2016 A3.5
Moskalenko,A2442Kokarev,D2619½–½2016B20Moscow Open 2016 A3.6
Harutjunyan,G2436Goganov,A25910–12016A37Moscow Open 2016 A3.7
Abdusattorov,N2430Eliseev,U25820–12016B67Moscow Open 2016 A3.8
Martinez,R2410Timofeev,A25700–12016D70Moscow Open 2016 A3.9
Korchmar,V2405Alekseenko,K25601–02016A62Moscow Open 2016 A3.10
Savitskiy,S2405Bernadskiy,V25460–12016B53Moscow Open 2016 A3.11
Alikulov,E2365Ivanov,O25190–12016B57Moscow Open 2016 A3.12
Gordievsky,D2506Vokhidov,S2352½–½2016E21Moscow Open 2016 A3.13
Natacheev,P2341Golubov,S24691–02016E62Moscow Open 2016 A3.14
Elistratov,S2277Andreev,E24581–02016B90Moscow Open 2016 A3.15
Turov,M2610Yandemirov,V2386½–½2016D87Moscow Open 2016 A3.16
Ponkratov,P2591Geivondian,A2374½–½2016C02Moscow Open 2016 A3.17
Pridorozhni,A2550Yeletsky,I23731–02016D70Moscow Open 2016 A3.18
Timofeev,A2570Korobov,A2710½–½2016D45Moscow Open 2016 A4.1
Bernadskiy,V2546Artemiev,V2673½–½2016D10Moscow Open 2016 A4.2
Ivanov,O2519Khismatullin,D26261–02016B67Moscow Open 2016 A4.3
Goganov,A2591Korchmar,V24050–12016D11Moscow Open 2016 A4.4
Eliseev,U2582Natacheev,P23411–02016C84Moscow Open 2016 A4.5
Inarkiev,E2676Elistratov,S22771–02016E17Moscow Open 2016 A4.6
Vavulin,M2448Grachev,B2652½–½2016B40Moscow Open 2016 A4.7
Kokarev,D2619Gevorgyan,D23561–02016C65Moscow Open 2016 A4.8
Moskalenko,A2442Pridorozhni,A25501–02016B01Moscow Open 2016 A4.9
Faizrakhmanov,R2426Meskovs,N25151–02016E73Moscow Open 2016 A4.10
Shtembuliak,E2420Paravyan,D25091–02016B50Moscow Open 2016 A4.11
Oganian,M2405Gordievsky,D25061–02016E91Moscow Open 2016 A4.12
Vokhidov,S2352Matinian,N24761–02016B52Moscow Open 2016 A4.13
Parvanyan,A2197Zakhartsov,V24620–12016E06Moscow Open 2016 A4.14
Aslanov,F2089Kostenko,P24490–12016A95Moscow Open 2016 A4.15
Bublei,P2391Turov,M2610½–½2016D83Moscow Open 2016 A4.16
Vakhlamov,I2390Ponkratov,P25910–12016B01Moscow Open 2016 A4.17
Agmanov,Z2389Antal,G25660–12016B13Moscow Open 2016 A4.18
Korchmar,V2405Eliseev,U25820–12016A40Moscow Open 2016 A5.1
Korobov,A2710Ivanov,O25191–02016D18Moscow Open 2016 A5.2
Kostenko,P2449Inarkiev,E26760–12016C50Moscow Open 2016 A5.3
Artemiev,V2673Moskalenko,A24421–02016A13Moscow Open 2016 A5.4
Faizrakhmanov,R2426Kokarev,D26190–12016E73Moscow Open 2016 A5.5
Shtembuliak,E2420Timofeev,A25700–12016B23Moscow Open 2016 A5.6
Oganian,M2405Bernadskiy,V25461–02016D93Moscow Open 2016 A5.7
Zakhartsov,V2462Vokhidov,S23520–12016A20Moscow Open 2016 A5.8
Grachev,B2652Litvinov,M2408½–½2016D00Moscow Open 2016 A5.9
Khismatullin,D2626Savitskiy,S24051–02016E62Moscow Open 2016 A5.10
Abdusattorov,N2430Goganov,A2591½–½2016B44Moscow Open 2016 A5.11
Ponkratov,P2591Naumkin,I24031–02016E32Moscow Open 2016 A5.12
Antal,G2566Khanin,S23931–02016B47Moscow Open 2016 A5.13
Bigaliev,R2422Frolyanov,D2563½–½2016E04Moscow Open 2016 A5.14
Kopylov,A2401Alekseenko,K25601–02016B90Moscow Open 2016 A5.15
Yudin,S2545Samusenko,M2362½–½2016B01Moscow Open 2016 A5.16
Palachev,P2358Potapov,P2492½–½2016A88Moscow Open 2016 A5.17
Sorokin,A2344Gasanov,E2488½–½2016E00Moscow Open 2016 A5.18
Eliseev,U2582Artemiev,V26731–02016B28Moscow Open 2016 A6.1
Kokarev,D2619Korobov,A27100–12016C11Moscow Open 2016 A6.2
Inarkiev,E2676Oganian,M24051–02016B48Moscow Open 2016 A6.3
Timofeev,A2570Vokhidov,S23521–02016B48Moscow Open 2016 A6.4
Andreev,E2458Khismatullin,D26261–02016B90Moscow Open 2016 A6.5
Seliverstov,V2449Ponkratov,P25911–02016A62Moscow Open 2016 A6.6
Vavulin,M2448Antal,G25660–12016B40Moscow Open 2016 A6.7
Ivanov,O2519Korchmar,V2405½–½2016C89Moscow Open 2016 A6.8
Elistratov,S2277Badmatsyrenov,O24730–12016B33Moscow Open 2016 A6.9
Grachev,B2652Kopylov,A2401½–½2016D02Moscow Open 2016 A6.10
Goganov,A2591Moskalenko,A24420–12016A21Moscow Open 2016 A6.11
Frolyanov,D2563Abdusattorov,N24301–02016C99Moscow Open 2016 A6.12
Lintchevski,D2563Faizrakhmanov,R24261–02016B12Moscow Open 2016 A6.13
Bigaliev,R2422Pridorozhni,A25500–12016A90Moscow Open 2016 A6.14
Bernadskiy,V2546Shtembuliak,E24201–02016A46Moscow Open 2016 A6.15
Tsydypov,Z2420Yudin,S25450–12016D30Moscow Open 2016 A6.16
Bajarani,U2540Khegay,D2416½–½2016E32Moscow Open 2016 A6.17
Kozionov,K2416Kornev,A2517½–½2016C05Moscow Open 2016 A6.18
Timofeev,A2570Eliseev,U25821–02016B67Moscow Open 2016 A7.1
Korobov,A2710Inarkiev,E2676½–½2016E47Moscow Open 2016 A7.2
Antal,G2566Andreev,E24581–02016B53Moscow Open 2016 A7.3
Badmatsyrenov,O2473Seliverstov,V2449½–½2016A01Moscow Open 2016 A7.4
Artemiev,V2673Gasanov,E2488½–½2016A14Moscow Open 2016 A7.5
Kostenko,P2449Kokarev,D26190–12016B51Moscow Open 2016 A7.6
Moskalenko,A2442Frolyanov,D25631–02016D00Moscow Open 2016 A7.7
Korchmar,V2405Lintchevski,D2563½–½2016A40Moscow Open 2016 A7.8
Pridorozhni,A2550Iljiushenok,I2470½–½2016C45Moscow Open 2016 A7.9
Kopylov,A2401Bernadskiy,V2546½–½2016A45Moscow Open 2016 A7.10
Yudin,S2545Oganian,M2405½–½2016B31Moscow Open 2016 A7.11
Vokhidov,S2352Ivanov,O2519½–½2016B31Moscow Open 2016 A7.12
Gordievsky,D2506Kukhmazov,A24141–02016A11Moscow Open 2016 A7.13
Sarana,A2435Grachev,B2652½–½2016E11Moscow Open 2016 A7.14
Khismatullin,D2626Kozionov,K2416½–½2016A28Moscow Open 2016 A7.15
Ponkratov,P2591Savitskiy,S24051–02016B32Moscow Open 2016 A7.16
Khegay,D2416Alekseenko,K25601–02016E46Moscow Open 2016 A7.17
Naumkin,I2403Bajarani,U2540½–½2016A87Moscow Open 2016 A7.18
Inarkiev,E2676Timofeev,A25701–02016D70Moscow Open 2016 A8.1
Eliseev,U2582Korobov,A2710½–½2016B94Moscow Open 2016 A8.2
Kokarev,D2619Antal,G25661–02016B48Moscow Open 2016 A8.3
Seliverstov,V2449Gordievsky,D25060–12016A50Moscow Open 2016 A8.4
Moskalenko,A2442Badmatsyrenov,O24731–02016A46Moscow Open 2016 A8.5
Geller,J2487Artemiev,V26730–12016B94Moscow Open 2016 A8.6
Triapishko,O2471Ponkratov,P2591½–½2016A05Moscow Open 2016 A8.7
Iljiushenok,I2470Lintchevski,D2563½–½2016D10Moscow Open 2016 A8.8
Andreev,E2458Pridorozhni,A2550½–½2016C02Moscow Open 2016 A8.9
Bernadskiy,V2546Khegay,D24161–02016C00Moscow Open 2016 A8.10
Vorontsov,P2395Yudin,S25451–02016A04Moscow Open 2016 A8.11
Ivanov,O2519Kopylov,A2401½–½2016C89Moscow Open 2016 A8.12
Yuffa,D2516Korchmar,V24050–12016B14Moscow Open 2016 A8.13
Oganian,M2405Lugovskoy,M24891–02016A91Moscow Open 2016 A8.14
Gasanov,E2488Vokhidov,S23521–02016A46Moscow Open 2016 A8.15
Elistratov,S2277Khismatullin,D26260–12016B94Moscow Open 2016 A8.16
Kukhmazov,A2414Grachev,B26520–12016E12Moscow Open 2016 A8.17
Frolyanov,D2563Naumkin,I24030–12016C11Moscow Open 2016 A8.18
Gordievsky,D2506Inarkiev,E26761–02016D45Moscow Open 2016 A9.1
Korobov,A2710Moskalenko,A2442½–½2016D38Moscow Open 2016 A9.2
Timofeev,A2570Kokarev,D2619½–½2016B52Moscow Open 2016 A9.3
Antal,G2566Eliseev,U25820–12016B31Moscow Open 2016 A9.4
Artemiev,V2673Oganian,M24051–02016A04Moscow Open 2016 A9.5
Korchmar,V2405Bernadskiy,V25461–02016A62Moscow Open 2016 A9.6
Vorontsov,P2395Gasanov,E2488½–½2016D43Moscow Open 2016 A9.7
Grachev,B2652Andreev,E24581–02016A04Moscow Open 2016 A9.8
Khismatullin,D2626Ulko,J24561–02016E67Moscow Open 2016 A9.9
Ponkratov,P2591Kostenko,P24491–02016A47Moscow Open 2016 A9.10
Lintchevski,D2563Seliverstov,V2449½–½2016A04Moscow Open 2016 A9.11
Pridorozhni,A2550Tran,T24470–12016B50Moscow Open 2016 A9.12
Vavulin,M2448Ivanov,O25190–12016B35Moscow Open 2016 A9.13
Naumkin,I2403Sviridov,V25111–02016A41Moscow Open 2016 A9.14
Badmatsyrenov,O2473Kozionov,K2416½–½2016A01Moscow Open 2016 A9.15
Kopylov,A2401Triapishko,O24710–12016D11Moscow Open 2016 A9.16
Petrosian,D2394Iljiushenok,I24700–12016C47Moscow Open 2016 A9.17
Zakhartsov,V2462Shevchenko,K23730–12016B90Moscow Open 2016 A9.18

Anastasia Bodnaruk from Russia won the women's tournament. After nine rounds she had 7.5/9 and shared first place with Swaminathan Soumya from India and Alexandra Obolentseva (also Russia) but Bodnaruk had the best tie-break.

Moscow Open B (Women's tournament): Final standings

Rk. SNo   Name FED Rtg Club/City Pts.  TB1   TB2   TB3 
1 1 IM Bodnaruk Anastasia RUS 2453 Санкт-Петербург 7,5 57,0 52,5 6,0
2 10 WGM Soumya Swaminathan IND 2345 Пуне 7,5 53,5 49,5 6,0
3 36 WFM Obolentseva Alexandra RUS 2194 Москва 7,5 52,0 48,5 7,0
4 5 WGM Kovanova Baira RUS 2381 Саратов 7,0 54,0 50,5 5,0
5 12 WIM Tsolakidou Stavroula GRE 2338 Греция 7,0 49,5 45,5 5,0
6 56 WFM Utiatskaja Irina RUS 2108 Москва 7,0 47,0 44,0 6,0
7 11 WFM Osmak Iulija UKR 2343 Киев 6,5 51,0 46,5 6,0
8 21 WGM Schneider Veronika HUN 2259 Будапешт 6,5 49,5 45,5 5,0
9 17 WIM Schepetkova Margarita RUS 2283 Владимир 6,5 48,0 44,5 5,0
10 24 WFM Martynkova Olena UKR 2245 Краматорск 6,5 43,0 40,0 6,0
11 44 WFM Balajayeva Khanim AZE 2151 Баку 6,5 42,0 39,5 6,0

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Bodnaruk,A2453Maltsevskaya,A22581–02016C41Moscow Open 2016 B3.19
Drozdova,D2238Nechaeva,M2438½–½2016D10Moscow Open 2016 B3.20
Charochkina,D2396Zhou,G2237½–½2016A09Moscow Open 2016 B3.21
Travkina,A2222Vasilevich,T23800–12016B28Moscow Open 2016 B3.22
Mirzoeva,E2361Kochukova,A22121–02016E17Moscow Open 2016 B3.23
Stepovaia,T2351Semenova,E22070–12016C43Moscow Open 2016 B3.24
Dimitrova,A2196Soumya,S23450–12016B67Moscow Open 2016 B3.25
Soumya,S2345Bodnaruk,A2453½–½2016B94Moscow Open 2016 B4.19
Vasilevich,T2380Khlichkova,T22851–02016D11Moscow Open 2016 B4.20
Semenova,E2207Mirzoeva,E2361½–½2016B24Moscow Open 2016 B4.21
Obolentseva,A2194Charochkina,D23961–02016A05Moscow Open 2016 B4.22
Nechaeva,M2438Schneider,V2259½–½2016D80Moscow Open 2016 B4.23
Drozdova,D2238Kovanova,B23810–12016E11Moscow Open 2016 B4.24
Zhou,G2237Osmak,I23430–12016B07Moscow Open 2016 B4.25
Obolentseva,A2194Vasilevich,T23801–02016A86Moscow Open 2016 B5.19
Bodnaruk,A2453Osmak,I23431–02016C41Moscow Open 2016 B5.20
Kovanova,B2381Semenova,E22071–02016C55Moscow Open 2016 B5.21
Mirzoeva,E2361Khokhlova,D21831–02016D20Moscow Open 2016 B5.22
Tokhirjonova,G2188Soumya,S23450–12016A45Moscow Open 2016 B5.23
Galojan,L2295Nechaeva,M24381–02016A11Moscow Open 2016 B5.24
Alekseeva,I2119Tsolakidou,S23380–12016A46Moscow Open 2016 B5.25
Bodnaruk,A2453Obolentseva,A21941–02016B84Moscow Open 2016 B6.19
Soumya,S2345Kovanova,B2381½–½2016C92Moscow Open 2016 B6.20
Galojan,L2295Mirzoeva,E23611–02016B38Moscow Open 2016 B6.21
Vasilevich,T2380Tarasova,V2226½–½2016A46Moscow Open 2016 B6.22
Tsolakidou,S2338Solozhenkina,E1997½–½2016E06Moscow Open 2016 B6.23
Zhemchuzhina,E1890Schneider,V22590–12016E42Moscow Open 2016 B6.24
Pustovoitova,D2356Khlichkova,T22851–02016D19Moscow Open 2016 B6.25
Kovanova,B2381Bodnaruk,A2453½–½2016E11Moscow Open 2016 B7.19
Schneider,V2259Galojan,L22951–02016C47Moscow Open 2016 B7.20
Obolentseva,A2194Soumya,S2345½–½2016D44Moscow Open 2016 B7.21
Charochkina,D2396Martynkova,O22450–12016A05Moscow Open 2016 B7.22
Bulmaga,I2389Khokhlova,D21831–02016B20Moscow Open 2016 B7.23
Schepetkova,M2283Vasilevich,T2380½–½2016A59Moscow Open 2016 B7.24
Mirzoeva,E2361Zhou,G2237½–½2016D37Moscow Open 2016 B7.25
Bodnaruk,A2453Schneider,V2259½–½2016B43Moscow Open 2016 B8.19
Osmak,I2343Bulmaga,I23891–02016B12Moscow Open 2016 B8.20
Tsolakidou,S2338Kovanova,B2381½–½2016E04Moscow Open 2016 B8.21
Pustovoitova,D2356Obolentseva,A21940–12016E68Moscow Open 2016 B8.22
Soumya,S2345Galojan,L22951–02016C84Moscow Open 2016 B8.23
Martynkova,O2245Mirzoeva,E23610–12016D16Moscow Open 2016 B8.24
Vasilevich,T2380Protopopova,A21810–12016D41Moscow Open 2016 B8.25
Schneider,V2259Soumya,S23450–12016B06Moscow Open 2016 B9.19
Obolentseva,A2194Osmak,I23431–02016D18Moscow Open 2016 B9.20
Drozdova,D2238Bodnaruk,A24530–12016A41Moscow Open 2016 B9.21
Protopopova,A2181Kovanova,B23810–12016D37Moscow Open 2016 B9.22
Mirzoeva,E2361Tsolakidou,S23380–12016E11Moscow Open 2016 B9.23
Utiatskaja,I2108Charochkina,D23962016B32Moscow Open 2016 B9.24
Bulmaga,I2389Balajayeva,K21510–12016C88Moscow Open 2016 B9.25

 

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Johannes Fischer was born in 1963 in Hamburg and studied English and German literature in Frankfurt. He now lives as a writer and translator in Nürnberg. He is a FIDE-Master and regularly writes for KARL, a German chess magazine focusing on the links between culture and chess. On his own blog he regularly publishes notes on "Film, Literature and Chess".

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