GM Alexandr Fier wins Georgi Tringov Chess Memorial
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Hi everyone,
GM Alexander Fier has won the 2013 Georgi Tringov Chess Memorial convincingly by clocking all wins and just one draw in nine rounds. The Brazilin Grandmaster collected 8,5/9 points, conceding only one draw to GM Bartlomiej Heberla, who finished clear second with 7,5/9. Third position went to GM Nikola Djukic who had the best tiebreak of eleven finishers with 7,0/9. With the same points at 6th position was last year’s winner GM Ivan Cheparinov, according to the tournament report at Chessdom.
Top women participant was the 17 year old Denitza Dragieva(2039), she finished with 6,5/9, ahead of established local stars WGM Adriana Nikolova, WGM Iva Videnova, and WGM Margarita Voiska. The top senior player prize went to GM Ivan Radulov for his 6,0/9 score. With 50 titled players participating, the untitled Lyubomir Danov impressed by scoring 7,0/9 and sharing 3rd-11th.
Top final standings
Rk. Name FED RtgI Pts.
1 GM Fier Alexandr BRA 2577 8.5
2 GM Heberla Bartlomiej POL 2545 7.5
3 GM Djukic Nikola MNE 2537 7
4 GM Jianu Vlad-Cristian ROU 2500 7
5 GM Vasilev Milen BUL 2473 7
6 GM Cheparinov Ivan BUL 2709 7
7 GM Grigorov Grigor BUL 2513 7
8 GM Petrov Marijan BUL 2518 7
9 Danov Lyubomir BUL 2158 7
10 GM Spasov Vasil BUL 2567 7
11 GM Nedev Trajko MKD 2505 7
12 IM Rombaldoni Axel ITA 2472 7
13 GM Paichadze Luka GEO 2520 7
14 GM Nevednichy Vladislav ROU 2542 6.5
15 GM Petkov Vladimir BUL 2559 6.5
16 GM Drenchev Petar BUL 2486 6.5
17 IM Enchev Ivajlo BUL 2441 6.5
18 IM Pantev Veselin BUL 2407 6.5
19 GM Stanojoski Zvonko MKD 2410 6.5
20 IM Dimitrov Radoslav BUL 2403 6.5
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Hi everyone,
GM Alexander Fier has won the 2013 Georgi Tringov Chess Memorial convincingly by clocking all wins and just one draw in nine rounds. The Brazilin Grandmaster collected 8,5/9 points, conceding only one draw to GM Bartlomiej Heberla, who finished clear second with 7,5/9. Third position went to GM Nikola Djukic who had the best tiebreak of eleven finishers with 7,0/9. With the same points at 6th position was last year’s winner GM Ivan Cheparinov, according to the tournament report at Chessdom.
Top women participant was the 17 year old Denitza Dragieva(2039), she finished with 6,5/9, ahead of established local stars WGM Adriana Nikolova, WGM Iva Videnova, and WGM Margarita Voiska. The top senior player prize went to GM Ivan Radulov for his 6,0/9 score. With 50 titled players participating, the untitled Lyubomir Danov impressed by scoring 7,0/9 and sharing 3rd-11th.
Top final standings
Rk. Name FED RtgI Pts.
1 GM Fier Alexandr BRA 2577 8.5
2 GM Heberla Bartlomiej POL 2545 7.5
3 GM Djukic Nikola MNE 2537 7
4 GM Jianu Vlad-Cristian ROU 2500 7
5 GM Vasilev Milen BUL 2473 7
6 GM Cheparinov Ivan BUL 2709 7
7 GM Grigorov Grigor BUL 2513 7
8 GM Petrov Marijan BUL 2518 7
9 Danov Lyubomir BUL 2158 7
10 GM Spasov Vasil BUL 2567 7
11 GM Nedev Trajko MKD 2505 7
12 IM Rombaldoni Axel ITA 2472 7
13 GM Paichadze Luka GEO 2520 7
14 GM Nevednichy Vladislav ROU 2542 6.5
15 GM Petkov Vladimir BUL 2559 6.5
16 GM Drenchev Petar BUL 2486 6.5
17 IM Enchev Ivajlo BUL 2441 6.5
18 IM Pantev Veselin BUL 2407 6.5
19 GM Stanojoski Zvonko MKD 2410 6.5
20 IM Dimitrov Radoslav BUL 2403 6.5
From Alexandra Kosteniuk's
www.chessblog.com
Also see her personal blog at
www.chessqueen.com
Don't miss Chess Queen™
YouTube Channel
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