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Showing posts with label Benoni. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Benoni. Show all posts

Friday, August 30, 2013

Budapest Open 2013-Zentai P(HUN)

Zentai,P and Toth, Sarolta shared first place with 7.5/9. Here are two of Zentai's dramatic games.

A happy Bodrogi,L
Photo by Thomas Heyl.

Game 1

Zentai,Peter (2234) - Szalanczy,Emil (2285)
Benoni g3[A62]
III. Budapest Open
Budapest, Hungary (6.2), 22.08.2013


Position 1
White's has an extra exchange and is very active. What do you recommend for white now?

White to Play

27..Nxf4

Game 2
Zentai,Peter (2234) - Bodrogi,Laszlo (2015)
Catalan-Benoni[A60]
III. Budapest Open
Budapest, Hungary (4.8), 20.08.2013


Position 1
The position looks chaotic but if black does nothing white will simply push the h-pawn. What do you recommend for black?

Black to Play


30.Bf3

Monday, August 19, 2013

Budapest Open 2013 Rd3

Zoldy, and Erdos share first with the only perfect scores. A large group follows with 2.5/3. Zoldy continued his incredible upset streak with another win over Kormos,Adam.

Zoldy is also the organizer of the Frech Karolyi Open and RR events held in June.


Frech Károly (1922-2013)

A képen látható sakktársak balról-jobbra: 
Metzger István, Máth Benedek, Dánffy Ákos, Tornai Imre, Dánffy Ábel, Bakacs János, Bolyki István, Szakács Dániel, Zöldy Róbert, Puszta Márton, 
Juhász Márk, Puszta Zsófia, Bödő Lajos, Bödő Lajos Géza
Zoldy in in the center right behind the bench(4th from left) with the big smile.

From the Frech Karolyi RR in June 2013
Yip,M(left)-Kormos,Adam(right)
Photo-Zoldy,Robert(organizer of Frech Karolyi Open and RR)

Here's my game with IM Szalancy,E.

Yip,M (2026) - Szalanczy,E (2285)
Benoni 7.Nge2[A65]

Budapest Open(3), 19.08.2013

I tried a new anti-Benoni system with the d5-e4-f3 central pawn chain which gave a good position after some risky play by black.

Position 1
I played 19.Nfe4 taking the center and aiming at the hole on g5 but 19.Ra4! was better and the h-pawn falls.


18..Bxf5


Results
Zoldy continued his incredible upset streak with another win over Kormos,Adam. IM Meszaros used a London System and a queenside attack to win against the veteran Lakat. Heyl's Sicilian Kan was broken with an exchange sacrifice.

TableWhiteRatingBlackRatingResult
1Papagorasz, Takisz2163IM Farago, Sandor2270½-½
2Szepes, Tamas2248Juhasz, Mark2154½-½
3Erdos, Boglarka2189Gubics, Peter21131-0 
4Kormos, Adam2198Zoldy, Robert19620-1 
5WFM Toth, Sarolta2138Zentai, Peter2234½-½ 
6Palla, Akos Botond2054FM Juhasz, Bela21940-1 
7Abraham, Lajos1821Koncz, Imre21810-1 
8Mester, Attila2073Heyl, Thomas19971-0 
9Yip, Michael2020IM Szalanczy, Emil22850-1 
10IM Meszaros, Andras2261Lakat, Gyula18631-0 
11Ritter, Gabor Dr.2108Rajcsanyi, Peter18501-0 
12FM Mihok, Laszlo2102Balla, Attila18131-0 
13Adrien, Vincent1994Bakk, Zoltan20700-1 
14Bartuszek, Andras1844Csabai, Viktor20340-1 
15Szurkos, Andras1786Bodrogi, Laszlo20150-1
16Mihaly, Zoltan1774Alvin, Leo20050-1 
17Bihari, Mihaly2004Foldi, Martin1783- +  
18Pakh, Alex0Schatzer, Andras1827½-½
19Peczeli, Zoltan2036Gyimesi, Peter16461-0 
20Furedi, Erik1927Kovacsy, Barnabas1508½-½ 
21Ronyai, Imre1591Czipp, Janos1417½-½ 
22Karacsonyi, Kata1288Czimer, Jozsef17040-1 
23Birovecz, Ben Jordan0Kancz, Csaba16480-1 
24Gyulai, David1435Breznyan, Annamaria13021-0 
25Danffy, Abel1380Breznyan, Dorina12610-1

Standings
Zoldy, and Erdos share first with the only perfect scores. A large group follows with 2.5/3.

RankNameScoreFed.RatingTPR
1Zoldy, Robert3HUN19622932
2Erdos, Boglarka3HUN21892722
3Papagorasz, Takisz2.5HUN21632292
4IM Farago, Sandor2.5HUN22702337
5Szepes, Tamas2.5HUN22482298
6Juhasz, Mark2.5HUN21542282
7FM Juhasz, Bela2.5HUN21942243
8Koncz, Imre2.5HUN21812149
9Mester, Attila2.5HUN20732054
10IM Meszaros, Andras2HUN22612598
11IM Szalanczy, Emil2HUN22852081
12Gubics, Peter2HUN21132090
13Zentai, Peter2HUN22342137
14WFM Toth, Sarolta2HUN21382115
15Bakk, Zoltan2HUN20702096
16Ritter, Gabor Dr.2HUN21081965
17Foldi, Martin2HUN17831428
18FM Mihok, Laszlo2HUN21022053
19Csabai, Viktor2HUN20342014
20Bodrogi, Laszlo2HUN20152436
21Alvin, Leo2FRA20051972
22Palla, Akos Botond1.5HUN20542021
23Abraham, Lajos1.5HUN18212067
24Heyl, Thomas1.5GER19971913
25Kormos, Adam1.5HUN21981862
26Yip, Michael1.5CAN20202029
27Peczeli, Zoltan1.5HUN20361825
28Pakh, Alex1.5USA01862
29Bihari, Mihaly1HUN20041879
30Szurkos, Andras1HUN17861736
31Lakat, Gyula1HUN18631862
32Mihaly, Zoltan1HUN17741345
33Balla, Attila1HUN18131776
34Kovacsy, Barnabas1HUN15081783
35Adrien, Vincent1FRA19941357
36Rajcsanyi, Peter1HUN18501810
37Schatzer, Andras1HUN18271817
38Czipp, Janos1HUN14171617
39Kancz, Csaba1HUN16481313
40Bartuszek, Andras1HUN18441779
41Furedi, Erik1HUN19271689
42Birovecz, Ben Jordan1HUN01074
43Czimer, Jozsef1HUN17041704
44Gyulai, David1HUN14351532
45Kertesz, Aron Borsa1HUN01149
46Breznyan, Dorina1HUN12611442
47Ronyai, Imre0.5HUN15911527
48Gyimesi, Peter0.5HUN16461730
49Danffy, Abel0HUN1380872
50Karacsonyi, Kata0HUN1288953
51Breznyan, Annamaria0HUN1302878

GM
IM Hagen is in the sole lead with 2.5/3.

Rk.NameRtgFED12345678910Pts.
1IMHagen Andreas 2415DEN*½112.5
2GMMedvegy Zoltan2560HUN½*½12
3GMGonda Laszlo2538HUN*½½12
4FMJovanovic Dusan 2402SRB½*101.5
GMHera Imre Jr.2567HUN½0*11.5
IMGalyas Miklos2409HUN0*½11.5
7IMMihok Oliver2451HUN0*1½1.5
8FMVertetics Attila2404HUN½½0*1
9IMLudwig Daniel2479USA010*1
IMArngrimsson D2385ISL00½*0.5

IM
IM To has the only perfect score and has the sole lead with 3/3.

Rk.NameRtgFED12345678910Pts.
1IMTo Nhat Minh2296HUN*1113
2FMTorma Robert2385HUN*½112.5
3IMOrso Miklos2327HUN½*½12
4FMLyell Mark2219ENG0*112
5Balint Vilmos2216HUN½*011.5
6Gal Tamas2240HUN0*½11.5
Koczo Kristof2282HUN0½*11.5
8IMIanov Viktor2314UKR001*1
9WFMGrigoryan Meri2052ENG000*0
FMBrustkern Juergen2227GER000*0

Saturday, June 29, 2013

Frech Károly 2013-06 Rd8

Here is my rd8 game.

I was getting crushed by Stern,T(black) who moved in for the kill with 32...Bh2, threatening ..Bg3#.

White to Play
32...Bh2
In the analysis with Stern and Varga,A(who I play in rd9), I showed what I missed-33.Re8+! Kg7 34.Rg8+ Kxg8 35.Qe8+ Kg7 36.Bh6+!! Kh6(or 36...Kf6 37.Qd8#) 37.Qf8#.

Too bad. Now my tactics have improved to the point where I can see things a bit too late. 

Saturday, February 9, 2013

Rakosmente Open 2013-02 Rd3

Here is my tough rd3 effort against my RAC teammate.


Yip,M (2019) - Suranyi,P (2149)
Benoni 7.Bf4[A61]
Rakosmente Open (3), 09.02.2013

Position 1
Black has just attacked the a-pawn with 24..Qd8. What do you suggest for white?

White to Play


24...Qd8