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EICC round 7

Mar 11

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Women’s top board round 7 pairings:

Bo.

Name FED Rtg Pts. Result Pts.
Name FED Rtg
1
WGM Galojan Lilit ARM 2380 5
5½ GM Socko Monika POL 2465
2
GM Stefanova Antoaneta BUL 2555 5
5 IM Cmilyte Viktorija LTU 2485
3
IM Kosintseva Nadezhda RUS 2554 4½
4½ IM Dembo Yelena GRE 2457
4
IM Muzychuk Anna SLO 2533 4½
4½ IM Skripchenko Almira FRA 2456
5
GM Kosintseva Tatiana RUS 2524 4½
4½ IM Muzychuk Mariya UKR 2444
6
GM Cramling Pia SWE 2523 4½
4½ IM Kovalevskaya Ekaterina RUS 2438
7
IM Khurtsidze Nino GEO 2434 4½
4½ WGM Zhukova Natalia UKR 2492
8
GM Dzagnidze Nana GEO 2479 4½
4½ GM Arakhamia-Grant Ketevan SCO 2447
9
IM Rajlich Iweta POL 2459 4½
4½ WGM Savina Anastasia RUS 2391
10
GM Sebag Marie FRA 2506 4
4½ WGM Nebolsina Vera RUS 2310

Top board pairings:

Bo.

Name FED Rtg Pts. Result Pts.
Name FED Rtg
1
GM Jobava Baadur GEO 2695 5½
5 GM Riazantsev Alexander RUS 2660
2
GM Vuckovic Bojan SRB 2630 5
5½ GM Efimenko Zahar UKR 2640
3
GM Almasi Zoltan HUN 2720 5
5 GM Nepomniachtchi Ian RUS 2656
4
GM Movsesian Sergei SVK 2709 4½
5 GM Mamedov Rauf AZE 2639
5
GM Delchev Aleksander BUL 2625 4½
4½ GM Vallejo Pons Francisco ESP 2708
6
GM Zvjaginsev Vadim RUS 2643 4½
4½ GM Motylev Alexander RUS 2705
7
GM Adams Michael ENG 2704 4½
4½ GM Macieja Bartlomiej POL 2625
8
GM Tomashevsky Evgeny RUS 2701 4½
4½ GM Tregubov Pavel V RUS 2625
9
GM Akopian Vladimir ARM 2688 4½
4½ GM Sjugirov Sanan RUS 2602
10
GM Sokolov Ivan BIH 2638 4½
4½ GM Caruana Fabiano ITA 2680
11
GM Hracek Zbynek CZE 2615 4½
4½ GM Kurnosov Igor RUS 2674
12
GM Iordachescu Viorel MDA 2621 4½
4½ GM Fressinet Laurent FRA 2670
13
GM Georgiev Kiril BUL 2669 4½
4½ GM Berg Emanuel SWE 2594
14
GM Inarkiev Ernesto RUS 2667 4½
4½ GM Lupulescu Constantin ROU 2598
15
GM Nisipeanu Liviu-Dieter ROU 2661 4½
4½ GM Stocek Jiri CZE 2591
16
GM Khismatullin Denis RUS 2657 4½
4½ IM Skoberne Jure SLO 2509
17
GM Reinderman Dimitri NED 2576 4½
4½ GM Timofeev Artyom RUS 2655
18
GM Navara David CZE 2708 4
4½ GM Szabo Gergely-Andras-Gyula ROU 2525

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Super performance by Efimenko and Jobava

Mar 11

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GMs Efimenko and Jobava are continuing their spectacular performance at the European Individual Chess Championship. Their rating performance is around 3000!

Leaders after 6 rounds:

Rk.

Name FED RtgI Pts. TB1 TB2 TB3 Rp
1
GM Efimenko Zahar UKR 2640 5,5 15,0 23,0 5 2993
2
GM Jobava Baadur GEO 2695 5,5 14,0 22,5 5 2997
3
GM Nepomniachtchi Ian RUS 2656 5,0 15,5 23,0 4 2813
4
GM Riazantsev Alexander RUS 2660 5,0 15,0 21,5 4 2814
5
GM Mamedov Rauf AZE 2639 5,0 13,5 20,5 4 2809
6
GM Almasi Zoltan HUN 2720 5,0 13,0 18,5 4 2731
7
GM Vuckovic Bojan SRB 2630 5,0 12,5 19,5 4 2762
8
GM Timofeev Artyom RUS 2655 4,5 16,5 25,0 4 2770
9
GM Lupulescu Constantin ROU 2598 4,5 16,5 23,5 3 2769
10
GM Nisipeanu Liviu-Dieter ROU 2661 4,5 16,0 24,0 4 2747
11
GM Szabo Gergely-Andras-Gyula ROU 2525 4,5 16,0 22,5 3 2732
12
IM Skoberne Jure SLO 2509 4,5 15,5 21,0 4 2707
13
GM Kurnosov Igor RUS 2674 4,5 15,0 22,5 3 2764
14
GM Caruana Fabiano ITA 2680 4,5 15,0 22,5 3 2763
15
GM Vallejo Pons Francisco ESP 2708 4,5 15,0 22,0 3 2791


GM Inarkiev Ernesto RUS 2667 4,5 15,0 22,0 3 2744
17
GM Adams Michael ENG 2704 4,5 15,0 22,0 3 2762
18
GM Stocek Jiri CZE 2591 4,5 15,0 21,5 3 2763
19
GM Khismatullin Denis RUS 2657 4,5 15,0 21,5 3 2709
20
GM Tregubov Pavel V RUS 2625 4,5 15,0 21,5 3 2687
21
GM Delchev Aleksander BUL 2625 4,5 14,5 21,5 3 2692
22
GM Tomashevsky Evgeny RUS 2701 4,5 14,0 21,5 3 2724
23
GM Sokolov Ivan BIH 2638 4,5 14,0 21,0 3 2767
24
GM Iordachescu Viorel MDA 2621 4,5 14,0 21,0 3 2716
25
GM Movsesian Sergei SVK 2709 4,5 14,0 20,5 3 2751
26
GM Akopian Vladimir ARM 2688 4,5 14,0 20,5 3 2751
27
GM Zvjaginsev Vadim RUS 2643 4,5 13,5 21,0 3 2742
28
GM Reinderman Dimitri NED 2576 4,5 13,0 19,5 4 2689
29
GM Motylev Alexander RUS 2705 4,5 13,0 19,5 3 2676
30
GM Macieja Bartlomiej POL 2625 4,5 13,0 19,0 3 2649
31
GM Georgiev Kiril BUL 2669 4,5 12,5 19,5 4 2724
32
GM Fressinet Laurent FRA 2670 4,5 12,5 19,0 4 2731
33
GM Hracek Zbynek CZE 2615 4,5 12,5 19,0 3 2650
34
GM Sjugirov Sanan RUS 2602 4,5 12,5 18,5 4 2665
35
GM Berg Emanuel SWE 2594 4,5 12,0 19,0 3 2683

Women’s leaders after 6 rounds:

Rk.
Name FED RtgI Pts. TB1 TB2 TB3 Rp
1 GM Socko Monika POL 2465 5,5 14,0 21,5 5 2787
2 GM Stefanova Antoaneta BUL 2555 5,0 15,5 23,5 4 2640
3 IM Cmilyte Viktorija LTU 2485 5,0 14,0 21,0 4 2606
4 WGM Galojan Lilit ARM 2380 5,0 12,5 19,5 4 2614
5 IM Kosintseva Nadezhda RUS 2554 4,5 16,0 24,0 3 2589
6 GM Arakhamia-Grant Ketevan SCO 2447 4,5 16,0 23,5 4 2618
7 IM Muzychuk Mariya UKR 2444 4,5 15,5 24,0 3 2576
8 GM Kosintseva Tatiana RUS 2524 4,5 15,5 23,0 4 2600
9 IM Muzychuk Anna SLO 2533 4,5 15,0 23,0 3 2581
10 WGM Zhukova Natalia UKR 2492 4,5 14,5 21,0 3 2519
11 IM Rajlich Iweta POL 2459 4,5 14,0 22,0 3 2508
12 GM Dzagnidze Nana GEO 2479 4,5 14,0 21,0 3 2543
13 GM Cramling Pia SWE 2523 4,5 14,0 20,5 4 2558
14 IM Khurtsidze Nino GEO 2434 4,5 14,0 20,5 3 2536
15 WGM Nebolsina Vera RUS 2310 4,5 13,5 20,0 4 2525
16 IM Kovalevskaya Ekaterina RUS 2438 4,5 13,0 19,5 4 2509
17 IM Dembo Yelena GRE 2457 4,5 13,0 18,5 3 2459
18 IM Skripchenko Almira FRA 2456 4,5 12,5 18,0 4 2525
19 WGM Savina Anastasia RUS 2391 4,5 12,0 18,5 3 2521

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Important R&P endgame

Mar 10

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Black to move. Is this a win, draw, or loss for Black? How should Black proceed? (No computer lines please.)

8/3Rp3/1k6/8/K4p2/P3P3/7r/8 b – - 0 1

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New FIDE Anti-Doping Regulations

Mar 10

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New FIDE Anti-Doping Regulations
Tuesday, 09 March 2010 10:54

We publish the new regulations produced by the FIDE Medical Commission which come into effect from July 1st 2010. They bring the FIDE code into line with the WADA (World Anti-Doping Agency) 2009 World Anti-Doping Code and have been accepted by WADA.

Please donwload the FIDE Anti-Doping Regulations in PDF format.

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No more perfect score at EICC

Mar 10

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There is no perfect score left at the 2010 European Individual Chess Championship as GMs Jobava and Efimenko drew each other. In the mean time, GMs Nisipeanu and Timofeev won today to join the leaderboard.

Round 5 top board results:

Bo. No.

Name FED Rtg Pts. Result Pts.
Name FED Rtg
No.
1 10
GM Jobava Baadur GEO 2695 4 ½ – ½ 4 GM Efimenko Zahar UKR 2640
48
2 51
GM Sokolov Ivan BIH 2638 3½ ½ – ½ 3½ GM Vallejo Pons Francisco ESP 2708
5
3 71
GM Iordachescu Viorel MDA 2621 3½ ½ – ½ 3½ GM Adams Michael ENG 2704
7
4 24
GM Inarkiev Ernesto RUS 2667 3½ ½ – ½ 3½ GM Szabo Gergely-Andras-Gyula ROU 2525
159
5 28
GM Nisipeanu Liviu-Dieter ROU 2661 3½ 1 – 0 3½ GM Pelletier Yannick SUI 2611
83
6 96
GM Lupulescu Constantin ROU 2598 3½ ½ – ½ 3½ GM Nepomniachtchi Ian RUS 2656
35
7 36
GM Timofeev Artyom RUS 2655 3½ 1 – 0 3½ IM Skoberne Jure SLO 2509
175
8 170
GM Maiorov Nikita BLR 2510 3½ ½ – ½ 3½ GM Mamedov Rauf AZE 2639
49
9 1
GM Almasi Zoltan HUN 2720 3 1 – 0 3½
Nabaty Tamir ISR 2485
199
10 79
GM Lysyj Igor RUS 2615 3 ½ – ½ 3 GM Movsesian Sergei SVK 2709
3
11 81
GM Petrosian Tigran L ARM 2612 3 ½ – ½ 3 GM Alekseev Evgeny RUS 2700
9
12 87
GM Rodshtein Maxim ISR 2609 3 0 – 1 3 GM Naiditsch Arkadij GER 2691
11
13 89
GM Potkin Vladimir RUS 2606 3 ½ – ½ 3 GM Volokitin Andrei UKR 2687
13
14 14
GM Bologan Viktor MDA 2684 3 ½ – ½ 3 GM Lenic Luka SLO 2603
91
15 90
GM Safarli Eltaj AZE 2606 3 ½ – ½ 3 GM Caruana Fabiano ITA 2680
15
16 16
GM Sargissian Gabriel ARM 2675 3 0 – 1 3 GM Berg Emanuel SWE 2594
97
17 92
GM Kozul Zdenko CRO 2602 3 0 – 1 3 GM Kurnosov Igor RUS 2674
17
18 18
GM Areshchenko Alexander UKR 2670 3 1 – 0 3 GM Erdos Viktor HUN 2593
98
19 20
GM Georgiev Kiril BUL 2669 3 1 – 0 3 GM Kotronias Vasilios GRE 2593
99
20 22
GM Bareev Evgeny RUS 2667 3 ½ – ½ 3 GM Stocek Jiri CZE 2591
101

Women’s top board results:

Bo. No.

Name FED Rtg Pts. Result Pts.
Name FED Rtg
No.
1 3
IM Muzychuk Anna SLO 2533 3½ ½ – ½ 4 GM Socko Monika POL 2465
17
2 4
GM Kosintseva Tatiana RUS 2524 3½ 1 – 0 3½ IM Skripchenko Almira FRA 2456
21
3 5
GM Cramling Pia SWE 2523 3½ 0 – 1 3½ GM Arakhamia-Grant Ketevan SCO 2447
24
4 41
WGM Galojan Lilit ARM 2380 3½ ½ – ½ 3½ IM Cmilyte Viktorija LTU 2485
13
5 1
GM Stefanova Antoaneta BUL 2555 3 1 – 0 3 IM Moser Eva AUT 2437
27
6 2
IM Kosintseva Nadezhda RUS 2554 3 1 – 0 3 IM Romanko Marina RUS 2409
31
7 6
GM Sebag Marie FRA 2506 3 ½ – ½ 3 IM Khurtsidze Nino GEO 2434
28

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2010 SPICE Spring Invitational Schedule

Mar 10

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Pairings here: http://susanpolgar.blogspot.com/2010/02/pairings-for-2010-spice-spring.html

The 2010 SPICE Spring Invitational will take place in March (13-19) at the beautiful campus of Texas Tech University in Lubbock, TX.

Here are the confirmed players by the order of draw lots (March 2010 FIDE ratings and latest USCF ratings):

1. IM Irina Krush (USA) 2488 USCF – 2461 FIDE (GM norm – previous participant of the SPICE Cup)

2. IM Gergely Antal (HUN) 2557 USCF – 2511 FIDE (2 GM norms) – Texas Tech Student

3. IM Davorin Kuljasevic (CRO) 2585 USCF – 2552 FIDE (2 GM norms) – Texas Tech Student

4. FM Eric Hansen (CAN) 2426 USCF – 2415 FIDE (One of the top juniors in Canada)

5. IM Gabor Papp (HUN) 2578 USCF – 2542 FIDE (GM norm) – Texas Tech Student

6. GM Julio Becerra (USA) 2610 USCF – 2538 FIDE (2-time participant of the SPICE Cup)

7. IM Dean Ippolito (USA) 2548 USCF – 2466 FIDE (Previous participant of the SPICE Cup)

8. GM Jesse Kraai (USA) 2550 USCF – 2508 FIDE (1st time participant)

9. FM Darwin Yang (USA) 2413 USCF – 2378 FIDE (Youngest ever participant of a SPICE Invitational)

10. GM Ben Finegold (USA) 2631 USCF – 2534 FIDE (earned GM title at the 2009 SPICE Cup B group)

Average FIDE rating: 2490.5

GM norm is expected to be 6 points (out of 9 games) and IM norm is expected to be 4 points (out of 9 games).

March 13

1:00pm Opening ceremony

2:00pm-6:30pm Round 1



March 14

2:00pm-6:30pm Round 2



March 15

9:00am-1:30pm Round 3

3:30pm-8:00pm Round 4



March 16

2:00pm-6:30pm Round 5



March 17

9:00am-1:30pm Round 6

3:30pm -8:00pm Round 7



March 18

2:00pm-6:30pm Round 8



March 19

10:00am-2:30pm Round 9

3:00pm Closing ceremony



http://susanpolgar.blogspot.com/2010/02/best-of-best.html

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2010 SPICE Cup

The 2010 SPICE Cup will take place around the middle of November 2010.

To make the event a lot more exciting, the SPICE Cup committee has unanimously voted to adapt the following new rules for the A group:

- No draw offer allowed prior to move 30

- A win = 3 points, a draw = 1 point, and loss = 0 point



Confirmed players:



GM Wesley So (Philippines) 2665

GM Georg Meier (Germany) 2663

GM Jon Ludvig Hammer (Norway) 2617

GM Ray Robson (USA) 2559

GM Eugene Perelshteyn (USA) 2553 (winner of SPICE Cup B group)

We are working on finalizing an agreement to have a big star for the last spot. It will be announced soon.



The format of the A group will once again be a 6-player DRR (category 16) event. The B group will be a 10-player (category 11-12) RR event. We are planning to add a 3rd group for 2010.

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Queen City Classic

Mar 10

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Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Collinsworth will honor Munoz at chess tournament
Contributed By Jordan Kellogg Community Press

More than 600 scholastic chess players from all over the Midwest have registered for the 9th Annual Queen City Classic Chess Tournament, making it the second largest attendance in the event’s history. Held on March 12-13, 2010 at Paul Brown Stadium’s Club West, the tournament kicks off Friday evening with its first annual Shining Knight Award Ceremony, followed by live entertainment, a blindfold chess match between chess masters and the traditional simultaneous exhibition or “simul.”

Cris Collinsworth will begin Friday night’s events by honoring Anthony Munoz, the Pro Football Hall of Famer, former Cincinnati Bengal, and the evening’s emcee, with the first annual Shining Knight Award for his leadership and service to youth. Following his welcome, guests will be treated to an exhilarating step performance by the W.E.B. DuBois Academy Step Team.

Local masters will also square off against 40 young chess players simultaneously, a must-see display of intellectual prowess and extreme strategy. The tournament kicks off the next morning at 9:00 a.m. and culminates in an awards ceremony where more than 150 trophies are awarded.

Hosted by the Cris Collinsworth ProScan Fund and The Cincinnati Bengals, the tournament creatively promotes discipline, goal-setting and critical thinking in a youth-friendly manner. Nearly every neighborhood in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky is represented at the tournament, displaying the diversity of the Queen City. One of the largest scholastic chess tournaments in the Midwest, the tournament won the national acclaim of the prestigious United States Chess Federation’s “Organizer of the Year” award and continues to be revered nationally in the chess world.

For more information, please visit www.queencityclassic.org or call 513-924-5080.

Source: http://rodeo.cincinnati.com

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Having serious fun playing chess

Mar 10

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Weston’s Zachary Filler and Sadie Edelman: Having serious fun playing chess
Written by Patricia Gay
Wednesday, 10 March 2010 11:53

Although Sadie Edelman is just five, she knows the difference between a Queen’s Gambit and a Sicilian Defence. So does 10-year-old Zachary Filler.

That’s because both Sadie and Zachary share a strong interest in the game of chess, and are very familiar with two of the game’s popular moves.

Though very different in age, Sadie and Zachary both love to play chess for fun, and also in tournament play — where they are rapidly making a name for themselves.

Zachary has won several tournaments, and recently took first prize in the junior varsity section of the 44th annual Greater New York Junior High Chess Championship.

Sadie started playing tournament chess last year and has earned nine trophies so far in competition. She has dreams of one day becoming a champion player.

“When I grow up I want to be a chess master,” she said.

Popular game

Chess is a popular pastime in America where an estimated 45 million play — and more than half of those are children.

The Internet has helped expand chess’s availability, as it requires no board or pieces — or even a live competitor — in order to play.

Chess is thought to be the oldest game in the world, originating in what is now northern India or Afghanistan, sometime before 600 AD. It was well-established across all of Europe by 1400 AD, following the same rules that are used today.

Here is the full article.

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Agreement between City of Rijeka and FIDE

Mar 10

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Agreement between City of Rijeka and FIDE
Wednesday, 10 March 2010 13:06

Today in Rijeka’s Town Hall an Agreement was signed between the City of Rijeka and the International Chess Federation (FIDE) in which the City of Rijeka obliges itself to give the proposal for including the chess, within its own quota, into the list of sports making part of the Mediterranean Games sports list, while FIDE will support the Rijeka’s candidature for the Mediterranean Games in 2017 or later.

The Agreement was signed by the mayor of the City of Rijeka Vojko Obersnel and FIDE vice-president Georgios Makropoulos. This signing was also attended by ECU president Boris Kutin, president of Chess Club Rijeka Damir Vrhovnik and Head of the Sports Department of the City of Rijeka Veljko Karabaić.

Source: FIDE

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EICC round 5 key matchups

Mar 10

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Round 5 top board pairings:

Bo. No.

Name FED Rtg Pts. Result Pts.
Name FED Rtg No.
1 10
GM Jobava Baadur GEO 2695 4
4 GM Efimenko Zahar UKR 2640 48
2 51
GM Sokolov Ivan BIH 2638 3½
3½ GM Vallejo Pons Francisco ESP 2708 5
3 71
GM Iordachescu Viorel MDA 2621 3½
3½ GM Adams Michael ENG 2704 7
4 24
GM Inarkiev Ernesto RUS 2667 3½
3½ GM Szabo Gergely-Andras-Gyula ROU 2525 159
5 28
GM Nisipeanu Liviu-Dieter ROU 2661 3½
3½ GM Pelletier Yannick SUI 2611 83
6 96
GM Lupulescu Constantin ROU 2598 3½
3½ GM Nepomniachtchi Ian RUS 2656 35
7 36
GM Timofeev Artyom RUS 2655 3½
3½ IM Skoberne Jure SLO 2509 175
8 170
GM Maiorov Nikita BLR 2510 3½
3½ GM Mamedov Rauf AZE 2639 49
9 1
GM Almasi Zoltan HUN 2720 3
3½
Nabaty Tamir ISR 2485 199

Women’s top board pairings:

Bo. No.

Name FED Rtg Pts. Result Pts.
Name FED Rtg No.
1 3
IM Muzychuk Anna SLO 2533 3½
4 GM Socko Monika POL 2465 17
2 4
GM Kosintseva Tatiana RUS 2524 3½
3½ IM Skripchenko Almira FRA 2456 21
3 5
GM Cramling Pia SWE 2523 3½
3½ GM Arakhamia-Grant Ketevan SCO 2447 24
4 41
WGM Galojan Lilit ARM 2380 3½
3½ IM Cmilyte Viktorija LTU 2485 13
5 1
GM Stefanova Antoaneta BUL 2555 3
3 IM Moser Eva AUT 2437 27
6 2
IM Kosintseva Nadezhda RUS 2554 3
3 IM Romanko Marina RUS 2409 31
7 6
GM Sebag Marie FRA 2506 3
3 IM Khurtsidze Nino GEO 2434 28
8 42
IM Matveeva Svetlana RUS 2373 3
3 IM Javakhishvili Lela GEO 2500 8
9 52
IM Gvetadze Sopio GEO 2342 3
3 WGM Zhukova Natalia UKR 2492 9
10 12
IM Paehtz Elisabeth GER 2486 3
3 WGM Savina Anastasia RUS 2391 35
11 14
GM Dzagnidze Nana GEO 2479 3
3 IM Bojkovic Natasa SRB 2384 39
12 18
IM Rajlich Iweta POL 2459 3
3 WGM Cosma Elena-Luminita ROU 2346 51
13 77
WGM Kursova Maria RUS 2296 3
3 IM Dembo Yelena GRE 2457 19
14 22
IM Ushenina Anna UKR 2452 3
3 WGM Vojinovic Jovana MNE 2296 78
15 61
WGM Chelushkina Irina SRB 2319 3
3 IM Muzychuk Mariya UKR 2444 25
16 26
IM Kovalevskaya Ekaterina RUS 2438 3
3 WGM Melnikova Yana RUS 2272 85
17 11
GM Hoang Thanh Trang HUN 2487 2½
3 WFM Ziaziulkina Nastassia BLR 2188 126


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