81. The Chess Mind Round 4 Of The MTel Masters: The Draws Continue This is a blog for chess fans by a chess fan, one who loves the beauty of thegame and wants to polgar,judit (2732) Anand,Viswanathan (2785) B46 http://chessmind.powerblogs.com/posts/1116220049.shtml

The Chess Mind By Dennis Monokroussos. This is a blog for chess fans by a chess fan, one who loves the beauty of the game and wants to share it with those who are like-minded. Categories Main ChessBase Shows Commentary Computers ... Tactics Contact Dennis Monokroussos Subscribe Titles RSS Full Content RSS Email Notification Get Posts by Email Archives Home Sep 2005 Aug 2005 Jul 2005 ... Apr 2005 Blogroll Chess Sites My Previous Blog ChessBase The Week in Chess The Boylston Chess Club Blog ... Tim Krabb©'s Chess Curiosities Blogs of Interest Maverick Philosopher (Bill Vallicella) Dangerous Idea (Victor Reppert) Religion Links Imago Dei First Things MormonInfo.org (critical site) Random Sites Science Daily How Stuff Works The Hunger Site var site="s16chessmind" Round 4 of the MTel Masters: The Draws Continue Kramnik's Petroff easily held against Topalov's sideline, while Adams-Ponomariov barely made it out of the starting gate: 21 moves of theory, a novelty on move 22, and perpetual check two moves later. The Polgar-Anand game was an excellent fight that went all the way down to bare kings. Let's take a quick look! Polgar,Judit (2732) - Anand,Viswanathan (2785) [B46]

82. The Chess Mind MTel Masters Games: Kramnik-Polgar (round 5) And Topalov-Anand (r Kramnik,Vladimir (2753) polgar,judit (2732) E32 Kramnik said of this movethat if White is better, then all chess principles since Capablanca s http://chessmind.powerblogs.com/posts/1116498712.shtml

The Chess Mind By Dennis Monokroussos. This is a blog for chess fans by a chess fan, one who loves the beauty of the game and wants to share it with those who are like-minded. Categories Main ChessBase Shows Commentary Computers ... Tactics Contact Dennis Monokroussos Subscribe Titles RSS Full Content RSS Email Notification Get Posts by Email Archives Home Sep 2005 Aug 2005 Jul 2005 ... Apr 2005 Blogroll Chess Sites My Previous Blog ChessBase The Week in Chess The Boylston Chess Club Blog ... Tim Krabb©'s Chess Curiosities Blogs of Interest Maverick Philosopher (Bill Vallicella) Dangerous Idea (Victor Reppert) Religion Links Imago Dei First Things MormonInfo.org (critical site) Random Sites Science Daily How Stuff Works The Hunger Site var site="s16chessmind" MTel Masters Games: Kramnik-Polgar (round 5) and Topalov-Anand (round 6) As promised: Kramnik,Vladimir (2753) - Polgar,Judit (2732) [E32] MTel Masters (5) Sofia, Bulgaria, 16.05.2005 [14...exd5 15.f3 Qg5 16.Bd3 dxc4 17.Bxc4+ d5 18.Bb5 c6 19.fxe4 cxb5 20.exf5 Rc8 21.Qf2 Rf6 22.Bb2 Rf7 23.Ne6 Qg4 24.h3 Qh5 25.Bd4 g6 26.Qg3 Rc2 27.Nd8 1-0 Matveeva,S-Maric,A/Budva 2003/CBM 96 ext] [Kramnik mentioned 15...Nf8 as an interesting alternative, but neither Kramnik (as far as I know), Golubev, Crowther or the ChessBase report considered the very interesting 15...Ne5.

83. Essent Chess Tournament The Essent chess tournament took place from October 12 up to 20 October 2001 in polgar, judit 3.5, 2. Van Wely, Loek 3.5, 3. Korchnoi, Viktor 3.0, 4. http://www.chess.gr/tourn/2001/essent01/

Essent Chess Tournament The Essent Chess tournament took place from October 12 up to 20 October 2001 in Hoogeveen of Netherlands. Just like last year there were several competitions: a round robin, a strong Open (international) tournament, an amateur competition and an event for youth. The double round robin tournament was based on interesting contrasts: man-woman, young-old, Dutch-foreigner. This year the following players have been invited: Viktor Kortchnoi, Judit Polgar, Loek van Wely and Lazaro Bruzon Final Standings: 1. Polgar, Judit 3.5, 2. Van Wely, Loek 3.5, 3. Korchnoi, Viktor 3.0, 4. Bruzon, Lazaro 2.0 Round 1, 14/10/2001 Korchnoi, Viktor - Bruzon, Lazaro 1-0 Polgar, Judit - Van Wely, Loek 1/2 Round 4, 18/10/2001 Bruzon, Lazaro - Korchnoi, Viktor 1-0 Van Wely, Loek - Polgar, Judit 0-1 Round 2, 15/10/2001

84. Judit Polgar Translate this page (Zitiert in Alex Dunne, 2010 chess Oddities , S.78). Viele junge Schachspielerinnensehen in judit polgar ein Rollenmodell, anderen jedoch ist sie unbequem. http://www.karlonline.org/304_2.htm

JUDIT POLGAR: Von Johannes Fischer FOTO: HARRY SCHAACK Seit ihrer Kindheit erregt Judit Polgar die Gemüter. Sie ist die jüngste und erfolgreichste der drei Polgar-Schwestern und damit Teil eines pädagogischen Experiments von Vater Laszlo Polgar, der glaubt, Genie sei nicht angeboren, sondern anerzogen. Den Beweis für diese These versuchte er mit radikalen Methoden anzutreten: Da er der Ansicht war, die Schule würde Kinder nicht ausreichend fördern, erzog er seine Töchter zusammen mit seiner Frau Klara zu Hause. Später schilderte Judit in einem Interview einen für sie und ihre Schwestern typischen Tag: "Wir stehen um sechs auf. Um sieben gehen wir in einen Tischtennis-Klub, wo wir zwei bis drei Stunden Tischtennis spielen. Dann gehen wir nach Hause, spielen Schach, empfangen Gäste, Journalisten. Und danach hören wir Musik, lesen ein bisschen. Normalerweise spielen wir sechs bis acht Stunden Schach am Tag" (Dirk Jan ten Geuzendam, "Interview with Judit Polgar", New in Chess , 8/1989, S. 34).

85. Chess Records The British Land UK chess Challenge has around 70 000 British school judit polgar got her GM title on December 20, 1991 at 15 years, 4 months, 28 days. http://www3.sympatico.ca/g.giffen/records.htm

Chess Tournament and Match History Home Chess Records Largest chess tournaments The British Land UK Chess Challenge has around 70 000 British school kids playing across England in recent years. The Supernationals III in Nashville 2005 had 5270 juniors competing. The largest adult event would probably be the World Open in Philadelphia 1986 with 1506 players. Nick de Firmian came in first ahead of Yasser Seirawan, Jozsef Pinter, Gyula Sax, Margeir Petursson, and Ivan Farago, as well as the young Anand. In 2003, the World Open had a lot of players as well: 1462. The HB Global Chess Challange, Minneapolis, May 2005 had 1358 players (43 GMs). By comparison, there were 1135 players at Calvia Olympiad 2004, and Bled Olympiad 2002 only had 806 players. The largest round robin tournament was probably New York 1869. There were 48 competitors who were supposed to face each other twice each. Not surprisingly not all of the games were finished. The winner was George H. Mackenzie. Another fairly large round robin was Carlsbad 1911 with 26 players. The event with the most grandmasters would probably be one of the Olympiads. Calvia Olympiad 2004 had 250 grandmasters. Bled Olympiad 2002 only had 183 grandmasters. The European Club Cup in Rethymonon Greeece 2003 had 150 grandmasters. Aeroflot swiss, Moscow 2004 had 140 grandmasters.

86. Polgar, Judit FIDE Online Personal Card chess Player card. 700070, polgar, judit, F. Federation, Hungary. FIDE title,Woman Grand Master (GM). Current rating, 2735. more, Birthday, 197607-23 http://fide.com/ratings/card.phtml?event=700070

87. Rec.games.chess.misc FAQ [1/4] The rec.games.chess.computer FAQ will also contain information on tht history of Rating Games BDay 1 polgar, judit (GM) wg HUN 2685 2 1976-07-23 2 Xie, http://www.faqs.org/faqs/games/chess/part1/

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88. Www.chess-international.de Translate this page chess-INTERNATIONAL.DE Turnierbericht/Tournament polgar, judit - Leko, Peter1/2, 10. Runde Dienstag, 06. März Kasparov, Gary - Grischuk, Alexander 10 http://www.chess-international.de/ticker/2000/linares01/linares.htm

on error resume next if(navigator.javaEnabled) then IsExplorer=1 IsWebSpeech=IsObject(CreateObject("WebSpeech.WebSpeech.2")) end if Teilnehmer: Garry Kasparov Anatoly Karpov Peter Leko Alexei Shirov Judit Polgar Alexander Grischuk Aktuelle Tabelle 1. Kasparov 7.5 2.-6. Polgar 4.5 Grischuk 4.5 Karpov 4.5 Leko 4.5 Shirov 4.5 Partien gesamt CHESS-INTERNATIONAL.DE Turnierbericht/Tournament Linares 2001 Erinnern Sie sich noch ? Games Games Games Games ... Games 1. Runde Freitag, 23. Februar Grischuk, Alexander - Polgar, Judit Leko, Peter - Kasparov, Gary Shirov, Alexei - Karpov, Anatoly 2. Runde Samstag, 24. Februar Karpov, Anatoly - Grischuk, Alexander Kasparov, Gary - Polgar, Judit Leko, Peter - Shirov, Alexei 3. Runde Sonntag, 25. Februar Grischuk, Alexander - Leko, Peter Polgar, Judit - Karpov, Anatoly Shirov, Alexei - Kasparov, Gary 4. Runde Dienstag, 27. Februar Grischuk, Alexander - Kasparov, Gary Karpov, Anatoly - Leko, Peter Polgar, Judit - Shirov, Alexei 5. Runde Mittwoch, 28. Februar Kasparov, Gary - Karpov, Anatoly

89. Chessville - Reviews - Judit Polgar:The Princess Of Chess - By Tibor Károlyi - But to her legions of fans judit polgar remains the Princess Of chess, who hasbrought charm and grace to the world of 64 squares. http://www.chessville.com/reviews/JuditPolgarthePrincessOfChess.htm

Chessville Today is Site Map If you have disabled Java for your browser, use the Site Map (linked in the header and footer). Chessville logo by ChessPrints Chessmaze International "Premier Manufacturer of Tournament Chess Products" Largest Exporter to the USA Chess Supplies at the Chessville ... Weekly Advertise to thousands of chess fans for as little as Single insert: x4 insert: @ $25 each. Submit your ad here! Pablo's Chess ... Games Judit Polgar: The Princess Of Chess Reviewed by Prof. Nagesh Havanur By Tibor Károlyi B.T.Batsford Ltd., 2004 Softback Edition, 288 pages ISBN: 7134 8890 5 Figurine Algebraic Notation Her numerous victims see her as a tigress on the prowl, seizing on the slightest opportunity and going for the kill. Her GM colleagues see her as an old fox who knows every trick of the game. But to her legions of fans Judit Polgar remains the Princess Of Chess, who has brought charm and grace to the world of 64 squares. After a brief absence (necessitated by confinement and recent motherhood) she came back with a bang at the Wijk aan Zee 2005 Tournament, beating such heavyweights as Svidler, Topalov and Sokolov. (Ed.:

90. GameKnot -- Chess Forum 1.5 judit polgar 0 0 3 1.5 Anand 0 0 3 1.5 Topolov 0 0 3 1.5 Kramnik 1 1 1 online chess chess uskidscompute.com uskidscompute.com uskidscompute.com http://uskidscompute.com/online/chess/3317.shtml

Play Online Chess, Free Chess Online, Online Games, Board Games Chess Forum mod this thread From Message cairo report this post Subject: Strongest tournament of the year!! Message: A category XX tournament is on the way in the capital Sofia of Bulgaria, more here: Best wishes Cairo cairo report this post Live transmission Message: here: Cairo cairo report this post Results Message: Round 1 (Thursday, May 12, 2005) Vladimir Kramnik 1-0 Ruslan Ponomariov Viswanathan Anand ½-½ Veselin Topalov Michael Adams ½-½ Judit Polgar Best wishes Cairo report this post Message: current standings after 3 rounds: points / player / W / L / D 2 Michael Adams 1 2 1.5 Judit Polgar 3 1.5 Anand 3 1.5 Topolov 3 1.5 Kramnik 1 1 1 1 Ponomariov 1 2 Michael Adams won against Kramnik Kramnik won against Ponomariov All other games have been Drawn. thanks for the info cairo!!! Tom alberlie report this post I know I'm stupid, Message: ... but how in the world can Polgar - Anand be drawn

91. CHESS Oscar - History Official voting results for chess Oscar 2003. The sum of places given and points 6, polgar, judit, Hungary, 1528, 7, 21, 19, 36, 38, 40, 44, 34, 28, 21 http://oscar.fide.com/history.asp

Official Writing GMs Public Official voting results for Chess Oscar 2003 The sum of places given and points gained Anand, Viswanathan India Svidler, Peter Russia Kramnik, Vladimir Russia Kasparov, Garry Russia Leko, Peter Hungary Polgar, Judit Hungary Morozevich, Alexander Russia Bologan, Viorel Moldova Short, Nigel England Bareev, Evgeny Russia Shirov, Alexei Spain Topalov, Veselin Bulgaria Grischuk, Alexander Russia Radjabov, Teimour Azerbaijan Malakhov, Vladimir Russia Next in the list are: Ivanchuk V., Adams M., Ponomariov R., Gelfand B., McShane L. 1st place in the list - 13 points, 2nd - 11, 3rd - 9, 4th - 7, 5th - 6, ..., 10th - 1 point.

92. CHESS Oscar - World Best Chess Player Award The List of Top Players for chess Oscar 2004. Nominees in bold for chess polgar, judit, HUN, 197607-23, 2728. Bacrot, Etienne, FRA, 1983-01-22, 2714 http://oscar.fide.com/players.asp

Players The List of Top Players for Chess Oscar 2004 Nominees in bold for Chess Oscar 2004. Nominee Country Birthday Rating Info Kasparov, Garry RUS Anand, Viswanathan IND Topalov, Veselin BUL Kramnik, Vladimir RUS Leko, Peter HUN Morozevich, Alexander RUS Adams, Michael ENG Svidler, Peter RUS Polgar, Judit HUN Bacrot, Etienne FRA Shirov, Alexei ESP Ivanchuk, Vassily UKR Grischuk, Alexander RUS Bareev, Evgeny RUS Dreev, Alexey RUS Ponomariov, Ruslan UKR Gelfand, Boris ISR Akopian, Vladimir ARM Vallejo Pons, Francisco ESP Sokolov, Ivan NED Aronian, Levon GER Bologan, Viktor MDA Van Wely, Loek NED Lautier, Joel FRA Kasimdzhanov, Rustam UZB Sakaev, Konstantin RUS Nikolic, Predrag BIH Short, Nigel D. ENG Karpov, Anatoly RUS Nisipeanu, Liviu-Dieter ROM Krasenkow, Michal POL Vaganian, Rafael A ARM Sutovsky, Emil ISR Moiseenko, Alexander UKR Milov, Vadim SUI Radjabov, Teimour AZE Malakhov, Vladimir RUS Motylev, Alexander RUS Azmaiparashvili, Zurab

93. Chess Tigers Homepage Translate this page Freise has played in an Advanced chess match in Mainz in 2003 against Vishy Anand . Ungarn ?nur“ die dritte Kraft hinter Peter Leko und judit polgar. http://www.chesstigers.de/

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94. ChessBase.com - Chess News - Happy Birthday Judit! Happy Birthday judit! 23.07.2003 Today one of the great chess judit Polgaris the strongest female player – by a long margin – in the history of the http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=1078

95. MindZine - Chess News - MSO Polgár shares victory with Bologan The Najdorf chess Festival Super Final judit Polgár and Viktor Bologan shared overall victory in the tournament as a http://www.msoworld.com/mindzine/news/chess/najdorf2000.html

MIND SPORTS WORLDWIDE Search MSO Worldwide MSO Events Mind Sports Zine Brain Power Play Games Online ... Chess Najdorf Chess Festival 29 September 2000 The Najdorf Chess Festival Super Final took place 18th to 27th September in Buenos Aires, Argentina. and Viktor Bologan shared overall victory in the tournament as a result of their last round draw. Nigel Short clinched third place after his main rival Anatoly Karpov was beaten by Ricardi's Volga/Benko Gambit. Round 8 Polgar, Judit - Bologan, Viktor ½-½ Short, Nigel D - Flores, Diego 1-0 Karpov, Anatoly - Ricardi, Pablo 0-1 Milov, Vadim - Milos, Gilberto ½-½ Leitao, Rafael - Pierrot, Facundo ½-½ Final standings 1. Polgar, Judit HUN 2656 6½ Bologan, Viktor MDA 2641 6½ 3. Short, Nigel ENG 2677 6 4. Karpov, Anatoly RUS 2699 5½ 5. Ricardi, Pablo ARG 2488 4½ Milov, Vadim SUI 2626 4 Leitao, Rafael BRA 2567 4 8. Pierrot, Facundo ARG 2423 3½ 9. Milos, Gilberto BRA 2633 3 10. Flores, Diego ARG 2358 1½ Games in PGN Official website Earlier rounds Round 1 Polgar, Judit - Leitao, Rafael 1-0

96. OpinionJournal - Leisure & Arts There are only two women that have ever done this, and that is my sister Juditand I. Her polgar chess Center welcomes players of all ages, http://www.opinionjournal.com/la/?id=110006356

97. Pestiside: Hungo Chess Babe Sets World Record checkmatemate.jpg Four-time World chess Champion Zsuzsa Polgár has set a new world Polgár - who is not to be confused with her sister judit - started http://www.pestiside.hu/archives/hungo_chess_babe_sets_world_record001349.php

pestiside.hu August 04, 2005 Hungo Chess Babe Sets World Record Four-time World Chess Champion Zsuzsa Polgár has set a new world record. The 36-year-old, Hungarian-born Polgár played simultaneous games against 326 opponents - aged four to 95 - in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, earlier this week. According to the Guinness Book of World Records , the previous record involved one chess player and 321 opponents. Polgár won 309 of the games, lost three, and had 14 draw, leading to another world record, for the highest percentage (96.93%) of games won. Meanwhile, during the 17 hours she was playing she walked 15 kilometers, which, if it isn't considered grounds for a record, should be. Polgár - who is not to be confused with her sister Judit - started playing chess when she was four, and by the age of fifteen, she was World Champion. (Just in case you are interested, here are rankings for both Zsuzsa and Judit .) In 1986, she was the first woman to participate in the world championship, and in 1991, she became the first woman to win the title of Grand Master. And, just like her other younger sisters , she's always looked good while doing it.

98. PCA Rating List As Of October 1 1994 Players 2500 Or Higher polgar,judit HUN 2637 199 16. Timman,Jan H NED 2637 186 17. Short,Nigel D ENG2637 180 18. Akopian,Vladimir ARM 2637 165 19. Vaganian,Rafael A ARM 2635 186 http://www.helsinki.fi/public/shakki/ratings.html

PCA rating list as of October 1 1994 Players 2500 or higher. Columns are name/nationality/rating/variance. 1. Kasparov,Gary RUS 2813 158 2. Karpov,Anatoly RUS 2758 173 3. Kamsky,Gata USA 2741 174 4. Anand,Viswanathan IND 2738 179 5. Ivanchuk,Vassily UKR 2734 167 6. Salov,Valery RUS 2699 173 7. Piket,Jeroen NED 2694 163 8. Shirov,Alexei LAT 2687 183 9. Kramnik,Vladimir RUS 2679 173 10. Gelfand,Boris BLA 2671 182 11. Yusupov,Artur GER 2661 164 12. Lautier,Joel FRA 2653 200 13. Sokolov,Ivan BIH 2646 196 14. Ehlvest,Jaan EST 2640 174 15. Polgar,Judit HUN 2637 199 16. Timman,Jan H NED 2637 186 17. Short,Nigel D ENG 2637 180 18. Akopian,Vladimir ARM 2637 165 19. Vaganian,Rafael A ARM 2635 186 20. Korchnoi,Viktor SUI 2635 182 21. Adams,Michael ENG 2634 190 22. Bareev,Evgeny RUS 2634 178 23. Tiviakov,Sergei RUS 2632 203 24. Nikolic,Predrag BIH 2629 178 25. Huebner,Robert GER 2629 169 26. Georgiev,Kiril BUL 2622 194 27. Dreev,Alexey RUS 2620 182 28. Topalov,Veselin BUL 2619 199 29. Hodgson,Julian M ENG 2619 182 30. Epishin,Vladimir RUS 2619 179 31. Kaidanov,Grigory S RUS 2618 183 32. Beliavsky,Alexander G UKR 2617 209 33. Gulko,Boris F USA 2617 166 34. Nunn,John D M ENG 2616 175 35. Hansen,Curt DEN 2614 168 36. Speelman,Jonathan S ENG 2614 159 37. Dolmatov,Sergey RUS 2614 157 38. Dautov,Rustem RUS 2612 177 39. Malaniuk,Vladimir P UKR 2612 162 40. Azmaiparashvili,Zurab GEO 2611 194 41. Vladimirov,Evgeny KAZ 2611 163 42. Nenashev,Alexander UZB 2608 196 43. Illescas Cordoba,Miguel ESP 2605 176 44. Magerramov,Elmar RUS 2604 188 45. Khalifman,Alexander RUS 2602 172 46. Romanishin,Oleg M UKR 2600 173 47. Gurevich,Mikhail BEL 2599 197 48. Oll,Lembit EST 2597 202 49. Fischer,Robert James USA 2594 197 50. Andersson,Ulf SWE 2594 134 51. Dorfman,Josif D FRA 2594 129 52. Agdestein,Simen NOR 2593 227 53. Yudasin,Leonid RUS 2593 179 54. Pigusov,Evgeny RUS 2593 148 55. Lputian,Smbat G ARM 2592 208 56. Novikov,Igor A UKR 2592 150 57. Sturua,Zurab GEO 2591 173 58. Vyzmanavin,Alexey RUS 2590 181 59. Rohde,Michael A USA 2589 190 60. Hort,Vlastimil GER 2588 169 61. Zvjaginsev,Vadim RUS 2588 150 62. Alterman,Boris ISR 2587 181 63. Wolff,Patrick G USA 2587 181 64. Gruenfeld,Yehuda ISR 2586 174 65. Lobron,Eric GER 2585 199 66. Ljubojevic,Ljubomir YUG 2585 186 67. Morosevic,Alexander RUS 2584 216 68. Granda Zuniga,Julio E PER 2584 205 69. Polugaevsky,Lev RUS 2584 188 70. Rublevsky,Sergei RUS 2583 164 71. Maximenko,Andrei RUS 2581 180 72. Psakhis,Lev ISR 2581 174 73. Yermolinsky,Alexey USA 2581 171 74. Cvitan,Ognjen CRO 2581 145 75. Savchenko,Stanislav UKR 2580 191 76. Chernin,Alexander HUN 2580 158 77. Serper,Grigory UZB 2579 158 78. Milov,Vadim ISR 2578 194 79. Morovic Fernandez,Ivan CHI 2578 172 80. Ribli,Zoltan HUN 2578 131 81. Sveshnikov,Evgeny RUS 2577 171 82. Huzman,Alexander UKR 2577 147 83. Miles,Anthony J ENG 2576 204 84. Kengis,Edvins LAT 2576 173 85. Hjartarson,Johann ISD 2575 199 86. Smirin,Ilia ISR 2575 189 87. Eingorn,Vereslav S UKR 2575 167 88. Kudrin,Sergey USA 2573 185 89. Watson,William N ENG 2573 181 90. Seirawan,Yasser USA 2573 178 91. Greenfeld,Alon ISR 2572 168 92. Dokhoian,Yury RUS 2572 153 93. Aleksandrov,Aleksej BLA 2571 225 94. Krasenkov,Mikhail RUS 2571 201 95. Rogers,Ian AUS 2570 185 96. DeFirmian,Nick E USA 2570 150 97. Gavrikov,Viktor LTU 2569 150 98. Kharlov,Andrei RUS 2568 200 99. Christiansen,Larry M USA 2568 194 100. Dvoirys,Semen I RUS 2568 193 101. Glek,Igor V RUS 2568 171 102. Benjamin,Joel USA 2568 166 103. Ruban,Vadim RUS 2567 200 104. Bologan,Viktor MOL 2567 192 105. Kuzmin,Alexey RUS 2566 185 106. Xie,Jun CHN 2566 180 107. Van Der Wiel,John T H NED 2566 153 108. Hellers,Ferdinand SWE 2565 177 109. Moroz,Alexander UKR 2564 190 110. Leko,Peter HUN 2564 159 111. Vaiser,Anatoly V FRA 2563 182 112. Malisauskas,Vidmantas LTU 2563 166 113. Van Wely,Loek NED 2562 202 114. Milos,Gilberto BRA 2562 190 115. Hickl,Joerg GER 2562 166 116. Razuvaev,Yuri S RUS 2562 155 117. Campora,Daniel H ARG 2561 173 118. Kotronias,Vasilios GRE 2561 166 119. Torre,Eugenio PHI 2560 173 120. Georgadze,George GEO 2560 163 121. Hertneck,Gerald GER 2559 181 122. Lerner,Konstantin Z UKR 2559 179 123. Cseshkovsky,Vitaly RUS 2559 178 124. Spasov,Vasil BUL 2559 169 125. Frolov,Artur UKR 2558 212 126. Rozentalis,Eduardas LTU 2558 197 127. Tukmakov,Vladimir B UKR 2557 191 128. Smyslov,Vassily RUS 2557 163 129. Sakaev,Konstantin RUS 2557 148 130. Shabalov,Alexander LAT 2555 207 131. Ionov,Sergey RUS 2555 168 132. Goldin,Alexander RUS 2554 166 133. Makarichev,Sergey RUS 2553 231 134. Zaichik,Gennadi GEO 2552 194 135. Xu,Jun CHN 2552 177 136. Hansen,Lars Bo DEN 2552 172 137. Kharitonov,Andrei Y RUS 2552 128 138. Yandemirov,V RUS 2551 182 139. Ye,Jiangchuan CHN 2551 168 140. Ftacnik,Lubomir TCH 2551 168 141. Stohl,Igor TCH 2551 139 142. Smagin,Sergey RUS 2550 194 143. Brodskij,Michail UKR 2550 163 144. Anastasian,Ashot ARM 2549 206 145. Lutz,Christopher GER 2549 181 146. Khenkin,Igor RUS 2549 167 147. Adianto,Utut INA 2548 200 148. Sokolov,Andrei RUS 2548 176 149. Norwood,David ENG 2547 209 150. Fishbein,Alexander USA 2547 198 151. Kuzmin,Gennadi P UKR 2547 180 152. Loginov,Valery A UZB 2546 175 153. Hulak,Krunoslav CRO 2545 207 154. Kovalev,Andrej BLA 2545 192 155. Ryskin,Alexandr RUS 2545 174 156. Onischuk,Alex UKR 2544 199 157. Dydyshko,Viacheslav BLA 2544 191 158. Stefansson,Hannes ISD 2544 187 159. Kupreichik,Viktor D BLA 2543 208 160. Van Der Sterren,Paul NED 2543 200 161. Yurtaev,Leonid KYR 2543 197 162. Sherbakov,Ruslan RUS 2543 167 163. Wojtkiewicz,Aleksander POL 2543 156 164. Gleizerov,Evgeny RUS 2543 153 165. Svidler,Peter RUS 2542 193 166. Sadler,Matthew ENG 2541 177 167. Kurajica,Bogdan BIH 2540 173 168. Damljanovic,Branko YUG 2540 166 169. Chandler,Murray G ENG 2538 189 170. Gurevich,Ilya USA 2538 185 171. Cebalo,Miso CRO 2538 178 172. Portisch,Lajos HUN 2538 149 173. Zagrebelny,Sergey UZB 2537 205 174. 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Sorokin,Maxim RUS 2527 176 204. Kuporosov,Viktor RUS 2527 134 205. Renet,Olivier FRA 2526 179 206. Luther,Thomas GER 2526 165 207. Hracek,Zbynek TCH 2526 163 208. Sax,Gyula HUN 2525 169 209. Tkachev,Vladislav KAZ 2525 156 210. Ulibin,Mikhail RUS 2524 187 211. Almasi,Zoltan HUN 2523 201 212. Levin,Felix UKR 2523 192 213. Golubev,Mihail UKR 2523 174 214. Phominyh,Alexej RUS 2523 153 215. Timoshenko,Georgy UKR 2522 192 216. Ruzele,Darius LTU 2522 184 217. Murshed,Niaz BAN 2522 152 218. Kozul,Zdenko BIH 2521 223 219. Sunye Neto,Jaime BRA 2521 168 220. Neverov,Valeriy UKR 2520 187 221. Horvath,Csaba HUN 2520 182 222. Handoko,Edhi INA 2520 181 223. Muhutdinov,Marat RUS 2519 215 224. Nogueiras,Jesus CUB 2519 181 225. Rivas Pastor,Manuel ESP 2518 195 226. Sermek,Drazen SLO 2518 177 227. Temirbaev,Serik KAZ 2518 173 228. Janjgava,Lasha GEO 2518 140 229. Conquest,Stuart ENG 2517 221 230. Ibragimov,Ildar RUS 2517 186 231. Taimanov,Mark E RUS 2517 172 232. Murrey,Jacob FRA 2517 166 233. 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34th Chess Olympiad: Istanbul 2000 Final Group Statistics Information Basic data Tournament review Individual medals Best game prizes ... Missing data Basic data 34th Chess Olympiad Date: 28th October - 12th November 2000 City: Istanbul, Turkey Venue: President of Organizing Committee: Mr. Emrehan Halici (TUR) Chairman of Executive Committee: Mr. Sinan Erdem (TUR) Chief Arbiter: Mr. Geurt Gijssen (NED) Teams participating: 126 (including Turkey "B"); Nicaragua, Mauritania, Djibouti and Nigeria didn't arrive. Players participating: 768 (including 197 GMs, 155 IMs and 68 FMs) Games to be played: 3528 (including NCA, MAU and DJI pairings) Games actually played: 3514 (≥14 games were set as defaults) Game system: 14 round Swiss Tie-breaks: 1. Game points; 2. Buchholz; 3. Match points There are some discrepancies in the final order of some lower placed teams in the official final standings table (here the order is set according to Buchholz). Clock routine: 100 minutes for 40 moves, then 50 minutes for 20 moves then 10 minutes for the rest of the game. Extra 30 seconds added after each move. Official logo: WWW home page: http://www.istanbulchessolympiad.com

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