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Jaque N° 559.Pdf Desde YA' suscribiéndose a fe regalamos el programa Los susenptores que deseenaco10 er SUMARIO lo+ PANORAMA NACIONAL E 6 INTERNACIONAL 8 EFEMERIDES. LA BOLSA FESTIVAL DE MAINZ MATCH DEL NUEVO MILENIO Victoria final de Anand sobre Ponomariov tras una Resto del mundo se impuso a Rusia brillante y emocionante partida final. Este nuevo encuentro entre los mejores jugadores del mundo vio el triunfo final de la Selección del Mundo, SIMULTANEAS DE con Shirov como principal artífice. PONOMARIOV EN BENIDORM El acto de presentación del Festival de Benidorm contó con el actual campeón del mundo. OPEN DE ORTIGUEIRA OPEN ACTIVO DE Un torneo nuevo en el panorama nacional, que forma parte del VILLARROBLEDO importante Circuito Gallego. Uno de los mejores torneosactivos del mundo. AJEDREZ EN ISRAEL Un interesante reportaje del ajedrez LA CATEDRA en Israel en vísperas del combate 40 hombre-máquina entre Kasparov y Deep Junior, que Partida Bellón-Marín, Cull era 2002. GM Mihai Marin tendrá lugar en Jerusalén, en diciembre. NEANDERTALES _ 46 Y CROMANONES 111 OPEN VILLA DE ALBOX Partida de Ajedrez Viviente en Javea. IVAN SALGADO EN PROFUNDIDAD: Una nueva promesa del ajedrez español. 48 GM KRASENKOV EN PROFUNDIDAD: PARTIDAS PartidaFranco-Cacho, Capablanca 2002. SO ESPECTACULARES: GM MILOV 1.... CALENDARIO DE TORNEOS AVAN E CAMPEONATO DE)> 54 ABIERTOS 53ESPANA� POR EQUIPOS ¿Dónde vive? ¿En Madrid? ¿En Cangas de En el globo de ¡� ·Q Milr"'�""'�;:;;;:;:¡ módulo para los análisis. � Narcea? ¿En Lima? ¿En Calama? Fritz puede ver '�:--APri"lc .. ntes(14l Siga de cerca las 7 ·AAI.IdioNideoSAbde (511 ¡No importa! Con Fritz y una conexión a todos los amigos IJ;fj¡, CSS.Onll-le-Mo!isle.smáQutn�� (1-4) retransmisiones de 7 -�1 Noticia! a Internet sólo hacen falta dos clics para de Fritz que viven fd Aellanunisiones partidas comentadas de Entreoamier"IIO'Jenseñ�a -�; entrar en el mundo del ajedrez. Desde en cada rincón del P. 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Cada jornada se juegan más de ahora ya está incorporado al programa. aficionados al ajedrez en Buenos Aires, partidas de ajedrez en el servidor y ¿A qué espera? ¡Haga que el mundo se 10.000 Nueva York, Londres, Hamburgo, Bombay, el número aún sigue aumentando. Durante convierta en un pueblo' Sidney ... o con los vecinos de al lado. A las punta suelen estar en la sala horas cualquiera hora de\ día o de la noche. En principal varios cientos de personas. Por lo él puede enfrentarse a otros ficio dos. a na tanto es muy fácil encontrar adversarios de En partidas relámpago o largas. Puede todas las categorías, sean jugadores de club, analizar y chatear (¡Ahora incluso con Grandes Maestros o principiantes. videoconferencia1) Puede conocer gente Aparte del juego "normal" entre conten­ fácilmente y hará amigos en todo el mundo. humanos, también otras dientes existen formas de disfrutar del ajedrez. Hay muchas Tras un cierto de partidas evaluadas número diferentes gran v ried d obtendrá una valoración de su rendimiento salas con una a a de ofertas. La sala de máquinas, p. e., y, si es buena, se e r co p nsará con un l e m e para los aficionados al título. es el nuevo foro ajedrez cibernético. Allí podrá poner a Rer¡uüito.1· dt·l 1-Vindo!!.'J. 95!981:l1E120001 prueba sus módulos con miuimo.r si,·tt•mrr: enfrentándolos (<'<nión 4.0 o .rupcri01), 20 XPINT P 166 klbz o Jimilm; otros oponentes informáticos, haciendo que NIB de e.\p(láo no comprimido en di.rco duro, 3 2 NIB libn• y el rmjet11 !P·,�¡itll dt· tm:Jt'fll sonido, lator de un módulo juegue contra si mismo o por FRITZ 7 50,99 RAi\11, 1 -AIB, dt € CD-ROJ1, nilón, teclado. medio del modo Centauro, ayudándose del � VERSIÓN ESPAÑOLA CHESSBASE GMBH · ALEMANIA· [email protected] · WWW.CHESSBASE.COM 1 presente número de Jaque aborda muy diversos temas de actualidad 1 ajedrecística. Desde partidas extensamente analizadas, como la que 1 firma el GM rumano Mihai Marin, el GM Milov y el GM Krasenkov, destacadas novedades teóricas, amén de reportajes sobre torneos 1 importantes, como el Match entre Anand y Ponomariov y el Match del 1¡ Nuevo Siglo entre Rusia y Resto del Mundo. 1 Entre las noticias más importantes del panorama del ajedrez español 1 cabe destacar que Paco Vallejo ha sido ya confirmado entre los partici- ¡1 pantes de Linares, pero está en duda nuestro número uno Alexei Shirov, quien siempre da espectáculo en los torneos donde participa. Asimismo ¡ L/uís Comas ha declinado participar como sexto componente de la J selección española que acudirá a Bled en Octubre, debido a sus 1 ocupaciones en la Escala Catalana d'Escacs, y su lugar podría ser ocupado por el MI Julen Arizmendi, quien a día de hoy tiene más 1 DIRECTOR GENERAL Juan Anguix posibilidades que el GM Gabriel Del Río. ¡1 DIRECTOR DE PUBLICACIONES 1 Anatoly Karpov Igualmente debemos rendir tributo a tres personalidades del ajedrez que DIRECTOR 1 GM Alfonso Romero nos han dejado recientemente: Eduard Gufeld, Pedro Lezcano, y Ricardo REDACCION Calvo. De todos ellos este último, colaborador durante muchos años de ¡' GM Alexei Shirov Jaque, es el más significativo. Historiador, Maestro Internacional, juga­ GM Gilberto Hernández GM Jesús de la Villa dor del equipo olímpico español en 5 ocasiones, y manager y amigo de GM Jordi Mogem Kasparov a finales de los años ochenta, se distinguió en el campo político MI J.Arizmendi MI M.Vassollo como candidato a la Presidencia de la FEDA. Por otra parte, Pedro MI Pablo Glavina Lezcano se destacó como promotor incansable del ajedrez en Canarias, 1 WEB MASTER www.¡oque.tv y como Presidente del Cabildo de Gran Canaria apoyó directamente la Joaquín Hernández y Simón Hernández ADMINISTRACION organización del Supertorneo de Las Palmas de 1996, con los seis ! M0 Jasé Martínez mejores jugadores del mundo. Asimismo dirigió la revista Ajedrez cana- [email protected] 5 río, muy elogiada en los años setenta, y se destacó como un reconocido OPTO. COMERCIAL José A. Gaseó escritor. Destacamos también que su hijo, Perico Lezcano, es [email protected] actualmente Maestro Internacional y un joven valor en alza. OPTO. PUBLICIDAD Resu Prieto [email protected] En el momento de cierre empieza a caminar el Campeonato de Europa CREAC ION Y DISEÑO Mela Lozano Fernández Sub-18, en Gaste/Ión, bajo la organización de la FEDA. Por vez primera, COLABORADORES y quizá porque el Grupo Jaque tiene su sede en la Comunidad Valenciana, GM V.Anand (India), GMF C. Amura (Argentina) GM J.M.Bellón, MI R. Calvo, GMF M.Calzetta, la FEDA ha aceptado que diferentes empresas de ajedrez españolas GM R.Cifuentes (Chile), GM LI.Comos, MI pujen para obtener los derechos de las ventas de material. Una iniciativa O.De la Riva, MI S.Estremera, GM Z.Franco, que elogiamos, y esperamos que se repita siempre, aunque con igualdad GM B.Gelfand (Israel), GM Gufeld (Georgia), 1 A. G. Hernández, GM A.Jálifrnan (Rusia), l. de criterios y objetividad en las designaciones, algo que hasta ahora no MI J.M.López, GM M.Marín (Rumania), MIF Nieves García, MI Matamoros (Ecuador), existe, pues una vez mas la FEDA ha vuelto a confiar en la misma R.Milián González (Cuba), MI M.Narciso, empresa. MI Roi Reincido, MI M.Sión, J.Sutmuller (Holanda), GM F. Valleio, GM R.Vera (Cuba), J.Welling (Holanda) Esperamos sinceramente que este campeonato sirva para acallar definí- . EDITA tivamente todas las voces críticas surgidas a raíz del Campeonato de 1 NUEVO JAQUE, S. L. C/ Martín el Humano, ]0 Valencia España de Formigal, y consiga elevar considerablemente el listón 30- Tfno. Fax 96 3822875' 96 3820057 organizativo para llevar el prestigio del ajedrez español al nivel que E-mail: ¡[email protected] merece. PRESIDE NTE CO NSEJO ADMINISTRACION Eduardo Moreión Depósito legal: S.S. 7 67-1970 DISTRIBUYE S.G.E.L. -Avda. Valdelaparra, 29 P0 lnd. - Alcobendas (Madrid) Printed in Spain- � � 09/02 e ____ m 1 PANORAMA INTERNACIONAL 6 279. 279 279 278 277 277 275 274 7.5 274 7 o 5 273 7.0 272 6.5 272 6.0 6.0 270 6.0 270 6.0 270 6.0 270 6.0 269 6.0 269 6.0 269 5.5 269 5.5 2 59 5.5 5.5 5.5 5.5 INTERNACIONAL DE II I TORNEO VILLA {VALENCIA) ILA D.E' BORDETA Paterna Paterna 24.08.2002 24.08.2002 Sistema: 10 minutos/jugador .
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