TePe Sigeman & Co. - Live!

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5/3/2024 – The TePe Sigeman & Co tournament is taking place from 27 April to 3 May at the Elite Plaza Hotel in Malmö, Sweden. The tournament is an 8-player single round-robin featuring Nodirbek Abdusattorov, Arjun Erigaisi and Vincent Keymer as the top seeds. Defending champion Peter Svidler and women’s world champion Ju Wenjun are also in the mix. | Follow the games live starting at 12.00 CEST (6.00 ET, 15.30 IST)
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Abdusattorov wins in tiebreaks

The TePe Sigeman & Co tournament has been held in Malmö every year since 1993. It was only cancelled in 2020 due to the pandemic.

The tournament is being played as a single round-robin with a time control of 90 minutes for 40 moves followed by 30 minutes for the remaining moves and 30-second increments from the first move. Draw agreements are not allowed before the 40th move.

Schedule

  • Rounds 1-6: April 27 to May 2 at 15.00 CEST
  • Round 7: May 3 at 12:00 CEST (three hours earlier than usual)

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1.d4 19 Nf6 5 2.c4 3 e6 4 3.Nf3 3 d5 4 4.Nc3 4 c6 3:26 5.Bg5 1:30 h6 45 6.Bxf6 1:06 Qxf6 5 7.a3 8 dxc4 8:39 8.e3 44 b5 6:05 9.Ne5 42 Bd6 13:47 10.Ne4 4 The position is equal. 10.f4 simplifies 0-0 11.Be2 Bxe5 12.fxe5 Qg5 13.Qd2 10...Qe7 8:28 10...Qd8 simplifies 11.Nxd6+ Qxd6 12.b3 cxb3 13.Qxb3 Nd7 11.Qh5 20 11.Nxd6+ simplifies Qxd6 12.b3 Nd7 13.Nxd7 Bxd7 14.bxc4 e5 15.Be2 11...Bc7 8:43 12.f4 28:57 Bb7 17:33 13.Nc5 15:39
Prevents Na6. 13.Be2= is more appropriate. 13...Bd6 11:13 13...Bxe5! 14.fxe5 Na6 15.Nxb7 Qxb7 14.Ne4 27:32 Excellent horsemanship. 0-0 15 15.g4 1:37 15.Rg1 15...c5 5:57 16.Bg2 3:12 cxd4 37 17.g5 6:55 Threatens to win with Nxd6. Bxe5 4:35 17...dxe3? 18.Nxd6 Bxg2 19.Rg1+- 18.gxh6? 2:57      
This move loses the game for White. 18.fxe5 d3 18...dxe3 19.0-0-0 18...Bxe4 19.Bxe4 Nd7 20.Bxa8= 19.0-0 18...Nd7!-+ 2:39 19.fxe5 7:09 And now hxg7 would win. g6 5 19...dxe3? perishes. 20.hxg7 f5 21.Qh8+ 21.gxf8R+ Rxf8 22.Nf6+ Nxf6+- 21.gxf8N Nxe5 22.Ng6 Nd3+ 23.Kf1 Qg7+- 21.gxf8B Qf7+- 21.exf6 Nxf6 22.gxf8Q+ Rxf8+- 21...Kf7 22.gxf8B+- 22.gxf8Q+ Qxf8 23.Qh7+ Ke8+- 20.Qh3 2 Nxe5 54 21.0-0 4 Bxe4 3:35 22.Bxe4 0 Qg5+ 20 23.Kh1 45 Rad8 4 Black is clearly winning. 23...Qxe3 24.Qxe3 dxe3 25.Bxa8 Rxa8 26.Rae1 24.Rg1 1:29 Qxe3 1:25 25.Qh4 2
Strongly threatening Rae1. 25...Kh7! 56 26.Raf1 1:02 Qxh6 2:16 27.Qe7 31 Qg7 46 28.Rg5 31 f5 13 29.Qxe6 7 Rde8 29 Weighted Error Value: White=0.71/Black=0.09 (flawless) . Loses game: White=1 --- Mistake: White=2 Black=1 Inaccurate: White=2 --- OK: White=5 Black=9 Best: --- Black=5 Strong: --- Black=1 0–1
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WhiteEloWBlackEloBResYearECOEventRnd
Maurizzi,M2605Keymer,V27260–12024D43TePe Sigeman Co 20241.1
Korobov,A2651Abdusattorov,N27651–02024A22TePe Sigeman Co 20241.2
Erigaisi Arjun2756Ju,W25591–02024D77TePe Sigeman Co 20241.3
Svidler,P2689Grandelius,N2664½–½2024C55TePe Sigeman Co 20241.4
Maurizzi,M2605Korobov,A26510–12024E04TePe Sigeman Co 20242.1
Ju,W2559Svidler,P26890–12024A41TePe Sigeman Co 20242.2
Abdusattorov,N2765Erigaisi Arjun2756½–½2024D12TePe Sigeman Co 20242.3
Keymer,V2726Grandelius,N26641–02024D45TePe Sigeman Co 20242.4
Svidler,P2689Abdusattorov,N2765½–½2024A20TePe Sigeman Co 20243.1
Grandelius,N2664Ju,W2559½–½2024D35TePe Sigeman Co 20243.2
Korobov,A2651Keymer,V2726½–½2024E22TePe Sigeman Co 20243.3
Erigaisi Arjun2756Maurizzi,M26051–02024D35TePe Sigeman Co 20243.4
Abdusattorov,N2765Grandelius,N26641–02024C26TePe Sigeman Co 20244.1
Keymer,V2726Ju,W25590–12024D35TePe Sigeman Co 20244.2
Korobov,A2651Erigaisi Arjun2756½–½2024D46TePe Sigeman Co 20244.3
Maurizzi,M2605Svidler,P2689½–½2024C88TePe Sigeman Co 20244.4
Erigaisi Arjun2756Keymer,V2726½–½2024C88TePe Sigeman Co 20245.1
Svidler,P2689Korobov,A26511–02024B53TePe Sigeman Co 20245.2
Grandelius,N2664Maurizzi,M2605½–½2024C78TePe Sigeman Co 20245.3
Ju,W2559Abdusattorov,N2765½–½2024B22TePe Sigeman Co 20245.4
Maurizzi,M2605Ju,W2559½–½2024C42TePe Sigeman Co 20246.1
Korobov,A2651Grandelius,N26641–02024C55TePe Sigeman Co 20246.2
Erigaisi Arjun2756Svidler,P2689½–½2024C88TePe Sigeman Co 20246.3
Keymer,V2726Abdusattorov,N27650–12024D15TePe Sigeman Co 20246.4
Ju,W2559Korobov,A26511–02024B51TePe Sigeman Co 20247.1
Abdusattorov,N2765Maurizzi,M26051–02024E06TePe Sigeman Co 20247.2
Svidler,P2689Keymer,V2726½–½2024C77TePe Sigeman Co 20247.3
Grandelius,N2664Erigaisi Arjun2756½–½2024B51TePe Sigeman Co 20247.4

Tiebreaks

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1.e4 1 e6 1 2.d4 2 d5 1 3.exd5 2 exd5 2 4.Nf3 1 Nf6 2 5.Bd3 1 Bd6 2 6.0-0 2 0-0 2 7.h3 1 c5 3 C01: French: Exchange Variation. 8.dxc5 4 Bxc5 2 9.Nbd2 10 Nc6 3 10.Nb3 4 Bb6 1 11.c3 1 Re8 3 12.Re1 13 h6 12 13.Bf4 11 Ne4 12 14.Be3 12 Bc7 1 15.Nbd4 3 Qf6 11 16.Qb3N 9 Predecessor: 16.Qc2 a6 17.Rad1 Bd7 18.Nxc6 Bxc6 19.Bd4 Qf4 20.Qc1 Qd6 21.Bxg7 Nxf2 22.Be5 Rxe5 23.Nxe5 1-0 Gheng,J (2333)-Riedel,H (2177) Staufer op 22nd 2010 (8) 16...Nxd4 1:26 17.Bxd4 5 Qd6 2 18.Qb4 17 Qg6 14 19.Re3 49 Bf4 16 20.Rae1 5 Bxe3 3 21.Rxe3 1 b6 8 22.Ne5 15 Qh5 10 23.Qb5 9 Be6 14 24.Be2 21 Qh4 2 25.g3 9 Qf6 5 26.Rf3 6 Qe7 2 27.h4 3 Nd6 2 28.Qb4 2 Nf5 2 29.Qa4 8 Nxd4 5 30.Qxd4 5 Bh3 7 31.Re3 0 Qd6 2 32.Bf3 1 Rad8 2 33.Kh2 2 Bf5 1 34.Qf4 2 Be6 2 35.Qd4 4 Qc5 1 36.b4 8 Qxd4 2 37.cxd4 1 Rc8 2 38.Ra3 1 Rc7 6 39.b5 1 Kf8 1 40.g4 3 Ree7 2 40...Ke7 Threatens to win with ...f6. 41.Kg3 g5 42.Nc6+ Kd6 43.hxg5 hxg5 41.Kg3 2 Ke8 2 42.Nc6 1 Red7 1 43.Kf4 4 f6 3 44.h5 2 Bf7 1 44...Rd6 45.Nxa7 Bd7 45.Be2 2 Kf8 2 Black should try 45...Rc8! 46.Bd3!= 1 Be8 1 47.Bf5? 3 47.Bg6!= 47...Rd6!-+ 3 48.Nxa7 1 Rd8 2 49.Nc6 5 Bxc6 1 50.Rc3 1 Rd6! 2 51.a4 0 51.Bc2 51...Ke7-+ 1 52.bxc6 3 Rdxc6 1 53.Rb3 Ra7 2 54.Rb4 2 Kd6 3 54...Rc4 55.Rxb6 Rxd4+ 56.Kg3 Rdxa4 56...Raxa4 57.Rb7+ Kd6 58.Rd7+ Kc5 59.Rc7+ Kb4 60.Rxg7 57.Re6+ Kf8 55.Bd3-+ 1 Kc7 2 56.Kf5 2 Rc3 3 57.Bb5 1 Rf3+ 2 58.Kg6 2 Kd8 5 Better is 58...Rxf2 Hoping for ...Kd6. 59.Kxg7 Rg2 60.Kxh6 Ra8 60...Rxg4? 61.Bd3-+ 59.Bc6= 1 Rf4 1 60.f3! 5 Rxf3 2 61.Bxd5 0 Rf4 1 62.Be6 Ke7 5 63.Rxb6 4 Rxd4 1 64.Bf5 2 Rd6 2 65.Rb4 1 Rda6? 2       65...Ke8= and Black has nothing to worry. 66.Kxg7+- 1 Rxa4 2 67.Rb3 0 67.Rb2+- 67...Ra3? 1
67...R4a5± might work better. 68.Rb8 68.Kxh6 Kf7± 68...Rc5 68.Rb8? 2 68.Rb6!+- is the precise move to win. 68...Ra8? 3
68...Rg3± 69.Rb7+? 0 69.Rb6!+- and the rest is easy. 69...Kd6± 1 70.Kxh6 2 R3a7? 0       70...Rg8± 71.Rb6+? 1 71.Rxa7+- Rxa7 72.Kg6 71...Ke5= 2 72.Re6+ 2 Kf4 2 73.Rxf6 1 Rh8+ 2 74.Kg6! 1 Rg8+ 1 75.Kh6 1 Rh8+ 0 76.Kg6! 0 Rg8+ 1 ½–½
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WhiteEloWBlackEloBResYearECOEventRnd
Abdusattorov,N2765Erigaisi Arjun2756½–½2024C01TePe Sigeman Co-TB 20241
Erigaisi Arjun2756Abdusattorov,N27650–12024D13TePe Sigeman Co-TB 20241
Erigaisi Arjun2756Svidler,P26891–02024D31TePe Sigeman Co-TB 20241
Svidler,P2689Abdusattorov,N27650–12024A20TePe Sigeman Co-TB 20241

Commentary by GMs Stellan Brynell & Laurent Fressinet

Current standings

Rk.NameRtg.Nt.Pts.n
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
TBPerf.
1
Svidler,P
2689
4.5
7
½
½
1
1
½
½
½
15.50
2777
2
Erigaisi Arjun
2756
4.5
7
½
½
½
1
½
½
1
14.25
2768
3
Abdusattorov,N
2765
4.5
7
½
½
0
½
1
1
1
13.25
2766
4
Korobov,A
2651
4.0
7
0
½
1
0
½
1
1
12.00
2731
5
Ju,W
2559
3.5
7
0
0
½
1
1
½
½
11.50
2694
6
Keymer,V
2726
3.5
7
½
½
0
½
0
1
1
10.00
2670
7
Grandelius,N
2664
2.0
7
½
½
0
0
½
0
½
7.00
2521
8
Maurizzi,M
2605
1.5
7
½
0
0
0
½
0
½
5.00
2457
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