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Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Rakosmente Open 2013-06 Gallery

Gallery
Pics taken by Balla Attila and a journalist-Thanks

Action from Rd5


Winner Markos,A(l) playing Yip,M(r) in rd5





The Awards Ceremony
This was a great weekend of fun-6 games FIDE rated for 2400(HUF)/8 EUR/10.7USD/10.7CAN net of my team discount and 10% off for the Budapest Tournament Discount Card.

Nadasi,B making the announcements

Winner Markos,Adam getting his medal and prize 

Suranyi,P(l) and FM Mihok,L(r) with their team medals

Yip,M(CAN) getting a medal for 2nd place

Sulcz,I getting the 3rd place medal

Grand Europe Open Albena Rd5-Peczely,S(HUN)

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TWIC 970

Peczely reached a good position in a RRB-RRN ending but made some small inaccuracies which turned the ending to white's favor.

Dolzhikova,O (2263) - Peczely,S (2147)
SI 2.c3 Nf6[B22]

Grand Europe Open Albena Albena BUL (5.53), 05.06.2013

Position 1

A key position in a RR-RR ending has arisen. What do you recommend for white?

White to Play

31..Re8

Pula Open 2013 Rd3-IM Lizak,P(HUN)

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TWIC 970

IM Lizak played a wonderful ending and ground out a victory using only better development and central control.

Nelson,Jo (2227) - Lizak,P (2420)
CK Panov Attack 5..Nc6 6.Nf3 g6[B13]
27th Pula Open 2013 Pula CRO (3.9), 10.06.2013


Position 1

This is the position that caught my attention. Material is even and the pawn structure is symmetrical. Black has better development and nicely centralized rooks.

Black to Play
25.Bxa6

Position 2
Material is event but black has pressure on the queenside. What do you recommend for black?

Black to Play


28.Be2

Tuesday, June 18, 2013

43rd Open A Bosna 2013 Rd4-GM Banusz,T(HUN)

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TWIC 969

GM Banusz gave a strong demonstration of the power of centralization in the feature game.

Banusz,T (2592) - Sebenik,M (2519)

Catalan Open 8.a4 Nc6[E05]
43rd Open A Bosna 2013 Sarajevo BIH (4.6), 03.06.2013


Position 1

White has the better pawn structure and is quite active. What do you recommend for white now?

White to Play


34...Rbd7

Monday, June 17, 2013

TWIC 971(HUN) INDEX-June 18 2013

Introduction
TWIC is the work of Mark Crowther

TCh-BIH Premier
Erdos,V 1/2

Teplice 2013
Boros,D 1/1

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Background-Teplice 2011



4th Forni di Sopra  2013
Horvath,Cs 2.5/3
Hambleton,A(CAN) 3/3




PosNomeFEDEloPts.
1IMDvirnyy DanyyilITA25403
IMHambleton AmanCAN24613
GMSundararajan KidambiIND24283
IMTania SachdevIND24083
5GMHorvath CsabaHUN25162.5
IMD'amore CarloITA24852.5
GMLazic MiroljubSRB24672.5
GMNaumkin IgorRUS24572.5
IMValsecchi AlessioITA24222.5
IMBorgo GiulioITA23782.5
FMBoscolo FedericoITA23142.5
12GMMoskalenko ViktorESP25362
IMPancevski FilipMKD25132
GMLevin FelixGER24972
GMGarcia Palermo CarlosITA24682
IMBruno FabioITA24222
IMLaketic GojkoSRB24102
IMCodenotti MarcoITA23902
IMSaravanan V.IND23712
FMAltini NicolaITA23232
FMCocchi AndreaITA23042
Albano MarcoITA22562
Formento PaoloITA22492
IMMedancic RikardCRO22382
FMCeschia IvanoITA22352
Basso Pier LuigiITA22312
Sardo GabrieleITA22082
Rothebarth Ana Vitoria De PauBRA20062
Dobboletta AlexITA19782


Pula 2013
Lizak,P 6.5/9
Dudas,E
Nemeth,Ge


FIDETotal
1Mazur,Ste23878.0/9
2Urkedal,F24707.5/9
3Drazic,S24637.5/9
4Okhotnik,V23997.0/9
5Bosiocic,Mari25567.0/9
6Yrjola,J23667.0/9
7Sulava,N24846.5/9
8Zelcic,R25376.5/9
9Lizak,P24206.5/9

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Background-Pula International 2011

Mitropa Cup 2013 Rd1-FM Juhasz,Kr(HUN)

More About Meissen,GER
The feature game was played in Meissen. Here is a bit more about the city.



TWIC 970
The g3 varation proved to be a good antidote against Juhasz's attempt at aggressive play.

Donchenko,Alexa (2465) - Juhasz,Kr (2337)

King’s Indian g3[E62]
Mitropa Cup 2013 Meissen GER (1.2), 01.06.2013


Position 1
Black has sacrificed pawn for activity and for the moment, has two active bishops pressing the queenside. What do you recommend for white?

White to Play


17...Nd7

Sunday, June 16, 2013

Rakosmente Open 2013-06 Complete Results by Round

Results-DSEFinal Standings
on the final day, Markos,Adam beat me in rd5 and then beat Suranyi,Pal in rd6 to finish clear first with 5.5/6. I finished 2nd on tiebreak with 5/6 and Sulcz,Istvan was third also with 5/6. 

Winner Markos,Adam

Notable in this tournament was the number of losses suffered by the top seeds at the hands of up and coming junior players like the Terbe sisters and young Karacsonyi, Gellert who managed to beat the top seed Szurovszky, Elek in rd3

The weather was beautiful with daily temperatures 32-35C. On the last I day I visited the little cake/ice cream shop with a chess friend for a well earned ice cream treat.

Action started

Games will follow.

Rd6
Markos was sucessful again with a Slav Defence when Suranyi sacrificed for an attack but could not get anywhere. 

I played another Terbe(Zsuzsanna) who repeated the same Slav line as her sister Julianna played against me in rd4. Zsuzsanna tried a computer improvement(10...b5) which gave a complicated game but did not change the result as I won anyways.

Terbe casually centralized with 17...Rad8(?) which allowed me to win immediately with 18.Bxe7 Rxe7 19.d6 etc.


White(Yip) to Play
17...Rad8


TableWhiteBlackResults
1Suranyi, Pal( 4 )Markos, Adam( 4.5)2- 50-1
2Yip, Michael( 4 )Terbe, Zsuzsanna( 4 )7- 101-0
3Sulcz, Istvan( 4 )Bege, Levente( 4 )9- 171-0
4Kokeny, Norbert Adrian( 3.5)Terbe, Julianna( 3.5)18- 81/2
5Abraham, Lajos( 3.5)Mitlasovszki, Imre( 3.5)14- 61-0
6Mihok, Laszlo( 3 )Szoukup, Istvan( 3 )3- 211-0
7Safar, Istvan( 3 )Pirityi, Andras( 3 )22- 191-0
8Matuska, Miklos( 3 )Bege, Vencel( 3 )4- 201-0
9Szentgyorgyi, Sandor( 2.5)Bege, Mate( 2.5)11- 271/2
10Bartuszek, Andras( 2.5)Kaloczi, Kristof( 2.5)13- 281-0
11Polyanszky-Tamasi, ( 2.5)Szurovszky, Elek( 2.5)15- 10-1
12Karacsonyi, Gellert( 2.5)Szurkos, Andras( 2 )23- 161-0
13Xiao Hu, Chen( 2 )Olah, Laszlo Istvan( 2 )34- 260-1
14Filep, Gyorgy Dr.( 2 )Czumbel, Peter( 2 )42- 291/2
15Czimer, Jozsef( 2 )Viola, Gellert( 2 )24- 371-0
16Novak, Levente Peter( 2 )Csermely, Zoltan( 2 )32- 250-1
17Rabi-Nagy, Daniel( 1.5)Major, Marcell( 2 )44- 430-1
18Csiki, Endre( 1.5)Quan, Vu( 1.5)41- 391-0
19Szoukup, Istvan Jr.( 1 )Toth, Viktor( 1 )45- 330-1
20Bangha, Otto Peter( 1 )Czeiner, Balazs( 1 )38- 461-0
21Karacsonyi, Kata( 1 )Toth, Nikoletta( 0 )36- 400-1

Rd5
I had a promising position as black but did not find the right plan which allowed Markos to come back and win the blitz finish as both players refused draws in the late stages of the game.

Terbe, Julianna continued her good tournament by getting a draw against Suranyi on board 2.

Late in my game I was totally focused on the kingside and went in with 47...Qh3+? However, I should have played 47..Kg7! and one of the doubled e-pawns falls.(See bottom of report for complete game).


Black(Yip) to Play
47.Be1

TableWhiteBlackResults
1Markos, Adam( 3.5)Yip, Michael( 4 )5- 71-0
2Terbe, Julianna( 3 )Suranyi, Pal( 3.5)8- 21/2
3Terbe, Zsuzsanna( 3 )Mihok, Laszlo( 3 )10- 31-0
4Szoukup, Istvan( 3 )Sulcz, Istvan( 3 )21- 90-1
5Bege, Levente( 3 )Szentgyorgyi, Sandor( 2.5)17- 111-0
6Kokeny, Norbert A( 2.5)Bartuszek, Andras( 2.5)18- 131-0
7Abraham, Lajos( 2.5)Polyanszky-Tamasi, ( 2.5)14- 151-0
8Mitlasovszki, Imre( 2.5)Karacsonyi, Gellert( 2.5)6- 231-0
9Szurkos, Andras( 2 )Safar, Istvan( 2 )16- 220-1
10Pirityi, Andras( 2 )Novak, Levente Peter( 2 )19- 321-0
11Bege, Vencel( 2 )Xiao Hu, Chen( 2 )20- 341-0
12Szurovszky, Elek( 2 )Kaloczi, Kristof( 2 )1- 281/2
13Csermely, Zoltan( 2 )Matuska, Miklos( 2 )25- 40-1
14Czumbel, Peter( 1.5)Czimer, Jozsef( 1.5)29- 241/2
15Bege, Mate( 1.5)Csiki, Endre( 1.5)27- 411-0
16Forgacs, Andras( 1.5)Toth, Viktor( 1 )31- 331-0
17Czeiner, Balazs( 1 )Filep, Gyorgy Dr.( 1 )46- 420-1
18Viola, Gellert( 1 )Szoukup, Istvan Jr.( 1 )37- 451-0
19Quan, Vu( 1 )Rabi-Nagy, Daniel( 1 )39- 441/2
20Major, Marcell( 1 )Karacsonyi, Kata( 1 )43- 361-0
21Bangha, Otto Peter( 0 )Toth, Nikoletta( 0 )38- 401-0

Rd4
I won a hard game against Terbe, Julianna as white who played the solid Slav Defence which usually gives me problems.

I won a pawn and slowly consolidated my position. Then I found 32.Ncxb5 winning more material and the win was assured.


White(Yip) to Play
31...Rcb8

TableWhiteBlackResults
1Yip, Michael( 3 )Terbe, Julianna( 3 )7- 81-0
2Suranyi, Pal( 2.5)Szentgyorgyi, Sandor( 2.5)2- 111-0
3Markos, Adam( 2.5)Kokeny, Norbert ( 2.5)5- 181-0
4Sulcz, Istvan( 2.5)Lakat, Gyula( 2.5)9- 121/2
5Mihok, Laszlo( 2 )Bege, Vencel( 2 )3- 201-0
6Safar, Istvan( 2 )Terbe, Zsuzsanna( 2 )22- 100-1
7Karacsonyi, Gellert( 2 )Abraham, Lajos( 2 )23- 141/2
8Xiao Hu, Chen( 2 )Bege, Levente( 2 )34- 170-1
9Pirityi, Andras( 2 )Szoukup, Istvan( 2 )19- 210-1
10Matuska, Miklos( 1.5)Kovacs, Gabor Etele( 1.5)4- 301/2
11Czimer, Jozsef( 1.5)Mitlasovszki, Imre( 1.5)24- 60-1
12Bartuszek, Andras( 1.5)Forgacs, Andras( 1.5)13- 311-0
13Polyanszky-Tamasi, ( 1.5)Czumbel, Peter( 1.5)15- 291-0
14Toth, Viktor( 1 )Szurovszky, Elek( 1 )33- 10-1
15Filep, Gyorgy Dr.( 1 )Szurkos, Andras( 1 )42- 160-1
16Rabi-Nagy, Daniel( 1 )Csermely, Zoltan( 1 )44- 250-1
17Olah, Laszlo Istvan( 1 )Quan, Vu( 1 )26- 391-0
18Kaloczi, Kristof( 1 )Major, Marcell( 1 )28- 431-0
19Novak, Levente Peter( 1 )Szoukup, Istvan Jr.( 1 )32- 451-0
20Galambos, Manuel( 0.5)Bege, Mate( 0.5)35- 270-1
21Karacsonyi, Kata( 0 )Bangha, Otto Peter( 0 )36- 381-0
22Toth, Nikoletta( 0 )Viola, Gellert( 0 )40- 370-1

Rd3
The big shock of the round was Terbe, Julianna winning nicely against Mihok, Laszlo. I though Markos had a good position with the better structure but the result was a draw. I used a pair of strong bishops to overcome Bege,L.

Suranyi continued to win, this time as black with a Sicilian Najdorf. His opponent-Szoukup tried the aggressive English Attack 6.Be3 but this was met with 6...Ng4 and black won the RB-RB ending with a sea of unstoppable passed pawns.

In my game, had the better bishop pair and pawn structure in a nice middlegame. I continued with 32...Nc5 increasing the pressure on the soft e-pawn.


Black(Yip) to Play
32.g3

TableWhiteBlackResults
1Terbe, Julianna( 2 )Mihok, Laszlo( 2 )8- 31-0
2Szentgyorgyi, Sandor( 2 )Markos, Adam( 2 )11- 51/2
3Bege, Levente( 2 )Yip, Michael( 2 )17- 70-1
4Szoukup, Istvan( 2 )Suranyi, Pal( 1.5)21- 20-1
5Forgacs, Andras( 1.5)Sulcz, Istvan( 1.5)31- 90-1
6Lakat, Gyula( 1.5)Czimer, Jozsef( 1.5)12- 241-0
7Kokeny, Norbert( 1.5)Czumbel, Peter( 1.5)18- 291-0
8Mitlasovszki, Imre( 1 )Safar, Istvan( 1.5)6- 221/2
9Szurovszky, Elek( 1 )Karacsonyi, Gellert( 1 )1- 230-1
10Terbe, Zsuzsanna( 1 )Olah, Laszlo Istvan( 1 )10- 261-0
11Bartuszek, Andras( 1 )Kovacs, Gabor Etele( 1 )13- 301/2
12Abraham, Lajos( 1 )Novak, Levente Peter( 1 )14- 321-0
13Szurkos, Andras( 1 )Xiao Hu, Chen( 1 )16- 340-1
14Csermely, Zoltan( 1 )Pirityi, Andras( 1 )25- 190-1
15Bege, Vencel( 1 )Czeiner, Balazs( 1 )20- 461-0
16Toth, Viktor( 1 )Matuska, Miklos( 0.5)33- 40-1
17Bege, Mate( 0.5)Polyanszky-Tamasi ( 0.5)27- 150-1
18Kaloczi, Kristof( 0.5)Filep, Gyorgy Dr.( 0.5)28- 421/2
19Quan, Vu( 0.5)Galambos, Manuel( 0 )39- 351/2
20Csiki, Endre( 0 )Karacsonyi, Kata( 0 )41- 361-0
21Viola, Gellert( 0 )Rabi-Nagy, Daniel( 0 )37- 440-1
22Major, Marcell( 0 )Bangha, Otto Peter( 0 )43- 381-0
23Szoukup, Istvan Jr.( 0 )Toth, Nikoletta( 0 )45- 401-0

Rd2
I was lucky to win against Szurkos, Andras after being too clever in the opening.

I was down a piece for two pawns looking forward to losing when black played 24..Nb2-a4(?). This allowed me to save the game with 25.Rc4! threatening the knight and mate with 25.Ne7+ Kk7 26.Rh4#. 


White(Yip) to Play
24...Na4

TableWhiteBlackResults
1Mihok, Laszlo( 1 )Bartuszek, Andras( 1 )3- 131-0
2Markos, Adam( 1 )Abraham, Lajos( 1 )5- 141-0
3Bege, Levente( 1 )Mitlasovszki, Imre( 1 )17- 61-0
4Yip, Michael( 1 )Szurkos, Andras( 1 )7- 161-0
5Pirityi, Andras( 1 )Terbe, Julianna( 1 )19- 80-1
6Sulcz, Istvan( 1 )Kokeny, Norbert ( 1 )9- 181/2
7Szoukup, Istvan( 1 )Terbe, Zsuzsanna( 1 )21- 101-0
8Szentgyorgyi, Sandor( 1 )Bege, Vencel( 1 )11- 201-0
9Safar, Istvan( 1 )Lakat, Gyula( 1 )22- 121/2
10Suranyi, Pal( 0.5)Kaloczi, Kristof( 0.5)2- 281-0
11Czumbel, Peter( 0.5)Matuska, Miklos( 0.5)29- 41-0
12Polyanszky-Tamasi( 0.5)Forgacs, Andras( 0.5)15- 310-1
13Czimer, Jozsef( 0.5)Quan, Vu( 0.5)24- 391-0
14Karacsonyi, Kata( 0 )Szurovszky, Elek( 0 )36- 10-1
15Bangha, Otto Peter( 0 )Karacsonyi, Gellert( 0 )38- 230-1
16Toth, Nikoletta( 0 )Csermely, Zoltan( 0 )40- 250-1
17Olah, Laszlo Istvan( 0 )Galambos, Manuel( 0 )26- 351-0
18Filep, Gyorgy Dr.( 0 )Bege, Mate( 0 )42- 271/2
19Kovacs, Gabor Etele( 0 )Viola, Gellert( 0 )30- 371-0
20Novak, Levente Peter( 0 )Csiki, Endre( 0 )32- 411-0
21Rabi-Nagy, Daniel( 0 )Toth, Viktor( 0 )44- 330-1
22Xiao Hu, Chen( 0 )Major, Marcell( 0 )34- 431-0
23Czeiner, Balazs( 0 )Szoukup, Istvan Jr.( 0 )46- 451-0

Rd1
My tournament got off to a shaky start as I played the first half of the game well and won a pawn and then made the ending close with some awful technique. I should have played 27...Rcd8 to prevent Nd2-c4 but I played 27...a5 making the winning task much too hard.


Black to Play(Yip)
27.Ra2

TableWhiteBlackResults
1Szurovszky, Elek( 0 )Safar, Istvan( 0 )1- 220-1
2Karacsonyi, Gellert( 0 )Mihok, Laszlo( 0 )23- 30-1
3Matuska, Miklos( 0 )Czimer, Jozsef( 0 )4- 241/2
4Csermely, Zoltan( 0 )Markos, Adam( 0 )25- 50-1
5Mitlasovszki, Imre( 0 )Olah, Laszlo Istvan( 0 )6- 261-0
6Bege, Mate( 0 )Yip, Michael( 0 )27- 70-1
7Terbe, Julianna( 0 )Kovacs, Gabor Etele( 0 )8- 301-0
8Toth, Viktor( 0 )Sulcz, Istvan( 0 )33- 90-1
9Terbe, Zsuzsanna( 0 )Xiao Hu, Chen( 0 )10- 341-0
10Galambos, Manuel( 0 )Szentgyorgyi, Sandor( 0 )35- 110-1
11Lakat, Gyula( 0 )Karacsonyi, Kata( 0 )12- 361-0
12Viola, Gellert( 0 )Bartuszek, Andras( 0 )37- 130-1
13Abraham, Lajos( 0 )Bangha, Otto Peter( 0 )14- 381-0
14Quan, Vu( 0 )Polyanszky-Tamasi( 0 )39- 151/2
15Szurkos, Andras( 0 )Toth, Nikoletta( 0 )16- 401-0
16Csiki, Endre( 0 )Bege, Levente( 0 )41- 170-1
17Kokeny, Norbert ( 0 )Filep, Gyorgy Dr.( 0 )18- 421-0
18Major, Marcell( 0 )Pirityi, Andras( 0 )43- 190-1
19Bege, Vencel( 0 )Rabi-Nagy, Daniel( 0 )20- 441-0
20Szoukup, Istvan Jr.( 0 )Szoukup, Istvan( 0 )45- 210-1


Markos,A(l) playing Yip,M(r) in the critical rd game

Here is my rd5 game against the eventual tournament winner Markos,Adam.