US Chess Championships Round 7: Nakamura, Kamsky (Men's Section) & Zatonskih, Krush (Women's Section) in Joint Lead,
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Hi everyone,
There were some great games at the 2012 U.S. Chess Championship on Tuesday in Round 7. IM Anna Zatonskih beat WIM Iryna Zenyuk in a bishop-and-pawn endgame. This helped her draw level with the leader of the tournament IM Irina Krush.
Nakamura and Shulman played the longest game of the tournament. After five and a half hours and 101 moves, they were down to just their kings.
Hi everyone,
There were some great games at the 2012 U.S. Chess Championship on Tuesday in Round 7. IM Anna Zatonskih beat WIM Iryna Zenyuk in a bishop-and-pawn endgame. This helped her draw level with the leader of the tournament IM Irina Krush.
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Nakamura and Shulman played the longest game of the tournament. After five and a half hours and 101 moves, they were down to just their kings.
You can read a complete and nice report by FM Mike Klein at the official website with games.
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Labels: anna zatonskih, gata kamsky, Hikaru nakamura, irina krush, us chess championships 2012
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