US Championships: Yoo expelled after violating the code of conduct

by Johannes Fischer
10/17/2024 – The fifth round of the US Championships was overshadowed by a serious incident. After Christopher Yoo was defeated by Fabiano Caruana, he lost his nerve: he crumpled up his scoresheet and then stormed out of the tournament hall. In the process, he punched a videographer in the back. The organisers notified the police and Yoo was expelled from the tournament. His previous results were cancelled, including his defeat against Caruana. Nevertheless, Caruana is in the lead with 3 out of 4 points, ahead of Awonder Liang and Hans Niemann with 3 out of 5. In the women's tournament, Carissa Yip continued her winning streak and claimed her fifth victory in a row. | Photo: Screenshot from the Siant Louis Chess Club webcast
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Banned from the Saint Louis Chess Club

This video shows the final phase of the game between Christopher Yoo and Fabiano Caruana.

The video does not show Yoo storming out of the tournament hall and the subsequent incident with the videographer. However, the tournament organisers released a statement shortly afterwards in which they described the incidents. They expelled Yoo from the tournament and banned him from the Saint Louis Chess Club.

US Chess Championship 2024

Christopher Yoo - one of the greatest American talents

Born in 2006, 17-year-old Christopher Yoo was long regarded as one of the biggest talents in the United States. He won the IM title in 2019 and became the youngest American IM of all time, a record that was broken later that year by Abhimanyu Mishra.

Yoo became a grandmaster in 2021 and with a current Elo rating of 2590, he is currently ranked 19th among active players in the USA.

The game

The events after the game make it easy to forget how strongly Caruana played the game. He played with black and soon after the opening made a positional exchange sacrifice, forcing White to make one difficult decision after another. In the end, Caruana won the game with an outstanding mating attack.

After two draws at the start, this was Caruana's third win in a row, and it remains to be seen whether the drama surrounding Yoo upsets him and affects his game in the next rounds.

Yoo, Christopher Woojin25900–1Caruana, Fabiano2796
USA Championship 2024
Saint Louis16.10.2024[Johannes Fischer]
1.Nf3 c5 2.c4 b6 3.Nc3 Bb7 4.e4 e6 5.d4 cxd4 6.Nxd4 Nf6 7.Bd3 Nc6 8.Nxc6 dxc6 9.e5 Nd7 10.Bf4 Qc7 11.Qe2 0-0-0 12.Bg3 h5 13.Bh4
13...Nxe5!? Black's provocative and unusual opening suggests that Caruana wanted to win with Black. And so he seizes the opportunity to unbalance the position with a positional exchange sacrifice. The engines are not enthusiastic about this decision, but in the practical game it poses problems for White. 14.Bxd8 Nxd3+ 15.Qxd3 Qxd8 16.0-0-0 After 16.Qxd8+ Kxd8 17.0-0-0+ Kc7 the engines give White a clear advantage, but Black has a pawn and the exchange for the bishop pair. That gives him plenty of chances. 16...Qc7 17.Kb1 Be7 18.Rhe1 g6 19.g3 Kb8 20.Qe3 Ba6 After the exchange sacrifice Caruana has consolidated his position and is now trying to provoke a weakening of the white king's position. 21.b3?! White lets himself be provoked. Better was 21.Ne4 Rf8 21...Bxc4 fails because of the double attack 22.Qc3 22.Qc3 with an advantage for White. 21...Bc8 22.f4 h4 23.Qe5 f6 24.Qe3 hxg3 25.hxg3 e5! White doesn't seem to have a clear plan and Black takes the opportunity to open up the position for his bishops. 26.fxe5 fxe5 27.Rh1 Yoo did not want to take the pawn. After 27.Qxe5 Bf5+ 28.Ka1 Qxe5 29.Rxe5 Bf6 30.Re3 Rh2 the black bishops are strong and White has difficulties finding a move. 27...Bc5
28.Qg5? This neglects the defence and allows the black queen to become active. Safer and better was 28.Qe2 Rf8 29.Ne4 Bd4 and Black has compensation for the sacrificed material. 28...Rxh1 29.Rxh1 Qd6! Black makes a devastating threat of 30...Qd3+ - and White can't adequately parry this threat. 30.g4 Qd3+ 31.Kb2 Bd4 32.Rc1 a5 33.a4 Qe4 34.Qf6 Kc7 White has no counterplay and his king is very exposed. 35.g5 Qd3 Threatening 36...Qd2+ gaining material, since 37.Rd2 fails to 37...Bxc3+. 36.Qe7+ Kb8 37.Qd6+ Kb7 38.Qe7+ Ka6 39.b4 With the threat of 40.b5+ and mate. But Black can easily parry this threat and then exploit White's weakened king position. Qxc4 40.Qe8 Qxb4+ 41.Ka2 Qc4+ 42.Kb2 Kb7 43.Qe7+ Kb8 44.Qd6+ Ka8 45.Qxg6 Be6
White can no longer stop the mating attack. 46.Rc2 Qa2+ 47.Kc1 Be3+ 48.Kd1 Bg4+ White resigned. Checkmate is coming in a few moves. 0–1

The expulsion of Yoo from the tournament has thrown the results and table into disarray, as one player is simply missing.

Round 4 results

US Chess Championship 2024

Standings after round 5

US Chess Championship 2024

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1.e4 4 e5 15 2.Nf3 8 Nc6 3 3.Bc4 12 Nf6 28 4.d3 9 Bc5 32 5.c3 29 d6 0 6.0-0 18 0-0 0 7.Re1 44 a6 1:39 8.h3 2:32 h6 1:40 9.a4 39 Ba7 58 10.Nbd2 23 Qe7 17 11.b4 8:33       Be6 1:41 12.Rb1 9:14 Qd7 2:38 13.b5 12:11 Ne7 2:50 14.d4 6:24 Bxc4 11:44 15.Nxc4 2:13 exd4 50 16.cxd4 3:13 axb5 13:47 17.Rxb5 10:46 c6 4:11 18.Rb3 11 d5 4:12 19.Nfe5 3:59 19.exd5!? cxd5 20.Nce5 Qxa4 21.Rxb7 Qxd1 22.Rxd1± 19...Qd8 17:08 20.exd5 58 cxd5 7 21.Ne3 4:19
And now Ba3! would win. White has more active pieces. 21...Qc8 5:34 22.Ba3 10:01 Re8 5 23.Qd3 2:14 23.Bxe7± Rxe7 24.Rb5 23...Nc6!= 3:07 The position is equal. 24.Rc1 3:31 Qe6 6:34 25.Rxb7 1:18 Nxe5 2:15 26.dxe5 8 Qxe5 2:24 27.Rcc7 5:55 Bxe3 2:45 28.fxe3 6 Qa1+ 3:33 29.Rc1 1:51 Qe5 4 30.Rcc7 16 Qa1+ 1:01 31.Rc1 6       Qe5 4 32.Bb2 8:15 Qe4 16 33.Rd1 2:53 33.Qxe4 simplifies Nxe4 34.Rf1 f6 35.Ra1 33...Qxd3 34.Rxd3 2 Rxa4 4:43 35.Bxf6 6 gxf6 4 36.Rxd5 7       Endgame. KRR-KRR Raa8 17 37.Rdd7 1:01 Rab8 16 38.Rxf7 12
Strongly threatening Rxb8. 38...Rxb7 5 39.Rxb7 7 Rxe3 4 KR-KR 40.Kf2! 8 Ra3 6 41.Kg1 30:05 Re3 30:04 42.Kf2 5 Ra3 3 43.Kg1 6 Re3 9 Weighted Error Value: White=0.07 (flawless) /Black=0.05 (flawless) . Mistake: White=1 --- Inaccurate: White=1 Black=1 OK: White=15 Black=14 Best: --- Black=2 Strong: White=1 Black=1 ½–½
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Dominguez Perez,L2741So,W2751½–½2024C54USA Championship 20241.1
Shankland,S2677Liang,A2677½–½2024D41USA Championship 20241.2
Niemann,H2733Caruana,F2796½–½2024C50USA Championship 20241.3
Aronian,L2738Sevian,S2689½–½2024C07USA Championship 20241.4
Robson,R2693Oparin,G2662½–½2024E49USA Championship 20241.5
Mishra,A2630Yoo,C2590½–½2024C43USA Championship 20241.6
Caruana,F2796Aronian,L2738½–½2024C11USA Championship 20242.1
Sevian,S2689Robson,R26931–02024D00USA Championship 20242.2
So,W2751Yoo,C25901–02024A20USA Championship 20242.3
Oparin,G2662Mishra,A2630½–½2024C78USA Championship 20242.4
Liang,A2677Niemann,H2733½–½2024C67USA Championship 20242.5
Dominguez Perez,L2741Shankland,S2677½–½2024B90USA Championship 20242.6
Robson,R2693Caruana,F27960–12024D35USA Championship 20243.1
Niemann,H2733Dominguez Perez,L27411–02024C54USA Championship 20243.2
Yoo,C2590Oparin,G2662½–½2024D37USA Championship 20243.3
Mishra,A2630Sevian,S2689½–½2024C54USA Championship 20243.4
Shankland,S2677So,W2751½–½2024C65USA Championship 20243.5
Aronian,L2738Liang,A26770–12024C84USA Championship 20243.6
So,W2751Oparin,G2662½–½2024D31USA Championship 20244.1
Shankland,S2677Niemann,H2733½–½2024E05USA Championship 20244.2
Liang,A2677Robson,R26930–12024B90USA Championship 20244.3
Dominguez Perez,L2741Aronian,L2738½–½2024C11USA Championship 20244.4
Sevian,S2689Yoo,C2590½–½2024D41USA Championship 20244.5
Caruana,F2796Mishra,A26301–02024C11USA Championship 20244.6
Aronian,L2738Shankland,S26771–02024B72USA Championship 20245.1
Oparin,G2662Sevian,S2689½–½2024A04USA Championship 20245.2
Mishra,A2630Liang,A26770–12024D27USA Championship 20245.3
Niemann,H2733So,W2751½–½2024C42USA Championship 20245.4
Yoo,C2590Caruana,F27960–12024A34USA Championship 20245.5
Robson,R2693Dominguez Perez,L27411–02024D45USA Championship 20245.6
Dominguez Perez,L2741Mishra,A26301–02024B90USA Championship 20246.1
Caruana,F2796Oparin,G26621–02024C50USA Championship 20246.2
Niemann,H2733Aronian,L2738½–½2024C11USA Championship 20246.3
Shankland,S2677Robson,R26931–02024C11USA Championship 20246.4
So,W2751Sevian,S2689½–½2024A29USA Championship 20246.5
Oparin,G2662Liang,A26770–12024C50USA Championship 20247.1
Mishra,A2630Shankland,S2677½–½2024B31USA Championship 20247.2
Sevian,S2689Caruana,F2796½–½2024E46USA Championship 20247.3
Aronian,L2738So,W2751½–½2024C24USA Championship 20247.4
Robson,R2693Niemann,H27331–02024C65USA Championship 20247.5
Liang,A2677Sevian,S2689½–½2024C01USA Championship 20248.1
So,W2751Caruana,F2796½–½2024D38USA Championship 20248.2
Dominguez Perez,L2741Oparin,G2662½–½2024C54USA Championship 20248.3
Niemann,H2733Mishra,A26301–02024C54USA Championship 20248.4
Aronian,L2738Robson,R2693½–½2024B50USA Championship 20248.5
Sevian,S2689Dominguez Perez,L27410–12024A33USA Championship 20249.1
Robson,R2693So,W2751½–½2024D33USA Championship 20249.2
Oparin,G2662Shankland,S2677½–½2024B48USA Championship 20249.3
Caruana,F2796Liang,A2677½–½2024C54USA Championship 20249.4
Mishra,A2630Aronian,L2738½–½2024E48USA Championship 20249.5
Dominguez Perez,L2741Caruana,F2796½–½2024B31USA Championship 202410.1
Niemann,H2733Oparin,G2662½–½2024B83USA Championship 202410.2
So,W2751Liang,A2677½–½2024C77USA Championship 202410.3
Robson,R2693Mishra,A26301–02024C54USA Championship 202410.4
Shankland,S2677Sevian,S26890–12024E04USA Championship 202410.5
Mishra,A2630So,W2751½–½2024C54USA Championship 202411.1
Sevian,S2689Niemann,H2733½–½2024C54USA Championship 202411.2
Caruana,F2796Shankland,S26771–02024B95USA Championship 202411.3
Liang,A2677Dominguez Perez,L27410–12024A00USA Championship 202411.4
Oparin,G2662Aronian,L27380–12024C02USA Championship 202411.5

Yip still perfect

Things were less dramatic in the women's tournament. Carissa Yip continues to set the pace in that even: she claimed her fifth win in a row and is already 1½ points ahead of Tatev Abrahamyan, who is in sole second place with 3½ out of 5 points.

Round 5 in the women's event saw all six games ending decisively.

Carissa Yip

Carissa Yip | Photo: Lennart Ootes

Tatev Abrahamyan

Tatev Abrahamyan beat Anna Zatonskih with black | Photo: Lennart Ootes

Round 5 results

NameRtg.Nt.Pts.Pts.NameRtgNt.
Yip,C
2418
4
1-0
3
Tokhirjonova,G
2374
Pourkashiyan,A
2269
2
0-1
2
Lee,A
2395
Cervantes Landeiro,T
2302
2
0-1
2
Krush,I
2388
Zatonskih,A
2312
1
0-1
2½
Abrahamyan,T
2327
Atwell,R
2185
2
0-1
1
Yu,J
2267
Lee,M
2253
1½
1-0
1
Paikidze,N
2314

Standings after round 5

Rk.NameRtg.Nt.Pts.n
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
TBPerf.
1
Yip,C
2418
5.0
5
1
1
1
1
1
12.00
3103
2
Abrahamyan,T
2327
3.5
5
½
0
1
1
1
5.50
2458
3
Lee,A
2395
3.0
5
½
1
½
½
½
6.25
2351
4
Krush,I
2388
3.0
5
0
1
½
1
½
6.00
2383
5
Tokhirjonova,G
2374
3.0
5
0
1
0
1
1
4.50
2385
6
Lee,M
2253
2.5
5
1
0
0
½
1
5.50
2334
7
Pourkashiyan,A
2269
2.0
5
0
0
½
1
½
5.00
2288
8
Cervantes Landeiro,T
2302
2.0
5
0
½
0
1
½
4.50
2259
9
Yu,J
2267
2.0
5
0
½
0
1
½
3.75
2222
10
Atwell,R
2185
2.0
5
0
½
½
0
1
3.50
2267
11
Paikidze,N
2314
1.0
5
0
½
0
0
½
2.50
2084
12
Zatonskih,A
2312
1.0
5
0
½
0
½
0
2.50
2068
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1.e4 3 c5 28 2.Nf3 12 Nc6 21 3.Bb5 13 d6 43 4.0-0 59 Bd7 28 5.Re1 25 Nf6 33 6.c3 33 a6 36 7.Bf1 1:16 Bg4 45 8.h3 1:27 Bxf3 41 9.Qxf3 4 e6 31 10.d3 5:43 Be7 26 11.Be3 21 d5 4:43 12.Bg5 18:08 0-0 1:38 13.exd5 3:06 Nxd5 11:32 14.Bxe7 12 Qxe7 28 15.Nd2 1:34 Rfd8 6:27 16.Rad1 8:54 b5 8:21 17.Nb3 6:42 Rac8 12:23 18.d4 2:40 cxd4 4:08 19.Nxd4 22 Qc7 6:35 20.Nxc6 26:05 Qxc6 6 21.Rd4 46 Ne7 2:10 22.Qd3 5:09 Rxd4 8:53 23.Qxd4 6 Nf5 12 24.Qd2 5:24 g6 2:10 25.Rd1 1:19 Kg7 43 26.Qe2 3:15 Qc5 6:06 27.Rd3 46 Ne7 4:46 28.g3 1:44 Nc6 2:06 29.Bg2 1:42 Ne5 4:17 30.Rd4 53 Nc4 1:18 31.Bb7 2:34 Rc7 11 32.Bxa6 2:43 e5 2:34 33.Rd1 25 Ra7 54 34.b3 1:04 Na3 3:41 35.c4 37 Rxa6 31 36.Rd5 3 Qc7 1:37 37.cxb5 35 Re6 2:02 38.Qb2 44 Qb7 1:50 39.Rxe5 38 Rxe5 20 40.Qxe5+ 3 f6 11 41.Qc5 2:29 Nxb5 36 42.a4 3:20 Na7 24 43.b4 7 Nc6 3:39 44.b5 2:27 Ne5 6:15 45.b6 8:52 Nf3+ 2:20 46.Kf1 1:06 Nd2+ 5:38 47.Kg1 4:11 Ne4 1:08 48.Qd4 3:31 Ng5 59 49.Qc5 2:03 Ne4 4:09 50.Qd4 11 Qc6 2:00 51.Qb2 5:14 Nc5 3:02 52.a5 23 Nd3 41 53.Qd2 1:41 Ne5 17 54.Qb2 1:08 Nf3+ 1:40 55.Kf1 3 Qc4+ 54 56.Kg2 45 Ne1+ 2:05 57.Kg1 12 Nf3+ 3 58.Kg2 5 Ne1+ 3 59.Kg1 17 Qe4 1:30 60.Kf1 1:14 Qh1+ 2:30 61.Ke2 1 Qe4+ 4 62.Kf1 6 Nd3 2:17 63.Qc2 2:05 Qe1+ 35 64.Kg2 1 Qxa5 40 65.Qxd3 14 Qxb6 4 66.Qd7+ 9 Kg8 2 67.Qe8+ 9 Kg7 4 68.Qd7+ 3 Kg8 4 69.Qe8+ 1 Kg7 5 70.Qd7+ 17 ½–½
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Abrahamyan,T2327Lee,A2395½–½2024B51USA-ch Women 20241.1
Paikidze,N2314Tokhirjonova,G23740–12024D45USA-ch Women 20241.2
Pourkashiyan,A2269Krush,I2388½–½2024B41USA-ch Women 20241.3
Lee,M2253Yu,J2267½–½2024B75USA-ch Women 20241.4
Zatonskih,A2312Atwell,R21850–12024A05USA-ch Women 20241.5
Yip,C2418Cervantes Landeiro,T23021–02024D34USA-ch Women 20241.6
Lee,A2395Cervantes Landeiro,T2302½–½2024D87USA-ch Women 20242.1
Abrahamyan,T2327Paikidze,N23141–02024B12USA-ch Women 20242.2
Atwell,R2185Yip,C24180–12024A11USA-ch Women 20242.3
Krush,I2388Lee,M22531–02024D91USA-ch Women 20242.4
Tokhirjonova,G2374Pourkashiyan,A22690–12024D48USA-ch Women 20242.5
Yu,J2267Zatonskih,A2312½–½2024D02USA-ch Women 20242.6
Yip,C2418Yu,J22671–02024B75USA-ch Women 20243.1
Zatonskih,A2312Krush,I2388½–½2024D00USA-ch Women 20243.2
Cervantes Landeiro,T2302Atwell,R2185½–½2024D27USA-ch Women 20243.3
Paikidze,N2314Lee,A2395½–½2024E04USA-ch Women 20243.4
Pourkashiyan,A2269Abrahamyan,T23270–12024C04USA-ch Women 20243.5
Lee,M2253Tokhirjonova,G23740–12024B06USA-ch Women 20243.6
Tokhirjonova,G2374Zatonskih,A23121–02024C13USA-ch Women 20244.1
Yu,J2267Cervantes Landeiro,T23020–12024D02USA-ch Women 20244.2
Abrahamyan,T2327Lee,M22530–12024C55USA-ch Women 20244.3
Lee,A2395Atwell,R2185½–½2024D87USA-ch Women 20244.4
Krush,I2388Yip,C24180–12024A40USA-ch Women 20244.5
Paikidze,N2314Pourkashiyan,A2269½–½2024B23USA-ch Women 20244.6
Cervantes Landeiro,T2302Krush,I23880–12024A42USA-ch Women 20245.1
Pourkashiyan,A2269Lee,A23950–12024B50USA-ch Women 20245.2
Zatonskih,A2312Abrahamyan,T23270–12024C02USA-ch Women 20245.3
Yip,C2418Tokhirjonova,G23741–02024A08USA-ch Women 20245.4
Lee,M2253Paikidze,N23141–02024B67USA-ch Women 20245.5
Atwell,R2185Yu,J22670–12024E11USA-ch Women 20245.6
Pourkashiyan,A2269Lee,M2253½–½2024D00USA-ch Women 20246.1
Krush,I2388Atwell,R21851–02024A28USA-ch Women 20246.2
Lee,A2395Yu,J22671–02024D30USA-ch Women 20246.3
Abrahamyan,T2327Yip,C24180–12024C54USA-ch Women 20246.4
Paikidze,N2314Zatonskih,A2312½–½2024D05USA-ch Women 20246.5
Tokhirjonova,G2374Cervantes Landeiro,T23021–02024D00USA-ch Women 20246.6
Atwell,R2185Tokhirjonova,G23740–12024C88USA-ch Women 20247.1
Cervantes Landeiro,T2302Abrahamyan,T23271–02024E29USA-ch Women 20247.2
Lee,M2253Lee,A23951–02024B30USA-ch Women 20247.3
Yip,C2418Paikidze,N23141–02024B12USA-ch Women 20247.4
Yu,J2267Krush,I23881–02024B21USA-ch Women 20247.5
Zatonskih,A2312Pourkashiyan,A2269½–½2024E17USA-ch Women 20247.6
Lee,A2395Krush,I23881–02024E94USA-ch Women 20248.1
Lee,M2253Zatonskih,A2312½–½2024C11USA-ch Women 20248.2
Paikidze,N2314Cervantes Landeiro,T2302½–½2024D30USA-ch Women 20248.3
Tokhirjonova,G2374Yu,J2267½–½2024A11USA-ch Women 20248.4
Pourkashiyan,A2269Yip,C24180–12024B06USA-ch Women 20248.5
Abrahamyan,T2327Atwell,R21851–02024B57USA-ch Women 20248.6
Krush,I2388Tokhirjonova,G23740–12024A25USA-ch Women 20249.1
Yu,J2267Abrahamyan,T23271–02024A17USA-ch Women 20249.2
Yip,C2418Lee,M22530–12024C54USA-ch Women 20249.3
Zatonskih,A2312Lee,A2395½–½2024C00USA-ch Women 20249.4
Atwell,R2185Paikidze,N2314½–½2024B06USA-ch Women 20249.5
Cervantes Landeiro,T2302Pourkashiyan,A2269½–½2024D02USA-ch Women 20249.6
Lee,M2253Cervantes Landeiro,T23020–12024B32USA-ch Women 202410.1
Lee,A2395Tokhirjonova,G23741–02024D07USA-ch Women 202410.2
Abrahamyan,T2327Krush,I23880–12024B43USA-ch Women 202410.3
Zatonskih,A2312Yip,C24181–02024B07USA-ch Women 202410.4
Paikidze,N2314Yu,J2267½–½2024D02USA-ch Women 202410.5
Pourkashiyan,A2269Atwell,R21850–12024D00USA-ch Women 202410.6
Yip,C2418Lee,A2395½–½2024C42USA-ch Women 202411.1
Atwell,R2185Lee,M22530–12024A12USA-ch Women 202411.2
Tokhirjonova,G2374Abrahamyan,T23271–02024C18USA-ch Women 202411.3
Yu,J2267Pourkashiyan,A2269½–½2024A07USA-ch Women 202411.4
Cervantes Landeiro,T2302Zatonskih,A2312½–½2024D02USA-ch Women 202411.5
Krush,I2388Paikidze,N2314½–½2024E27USA-ch Women 202411.6

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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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