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From the Tournament-Database of Chess-Results http://chess-results.com 25th Abu Dhabi International Chess Festival - Masters Last update 15.08.2018 13:08:17 Final Ranking crosstable after 9 Rounds Rk. Name Rtg FED 1.Rd 2.Rd 3.Rd 4.Rd 5.Rd 6.Rd 7.Rd 8.Rd 9.Rd Pts. TB1 TB2 TB3 1 GM Dubov Daniil 2691 RUS 67w1 45b1 27w1 29b1 8w½ 28b1 2w½ 3b½ 7w1 7,5 0 2619 54 2 GM Korobov Anton 2664 UKR 118w1 98b½ 13w1 14b1 49w1 6w1 1b½ 5w1 4b½ 7,5 0 2610 54 3 GM Salem A.R. Saleh 2636 UAE 48w½ 148b1 103w1 87b1 9w1 26b½ 36w1 1w½ 16b1 7,5 0 2577 47 4 GM Sargissian Gabriel 2680 ARM 69w1 13b½ 19w1 12b½ 31w1 8b½ 28w1 10b1 2w½ 7 0 2585 55 5 GM Rapport Richard 2719 HUN 65w1 57b1 47w1 9b½ 26w½ 29b½ 78w1 2b0 24w1 6,5 0 2608 50,5 6 GM Wang Hao 2711 CHN 97w1 37b1 33w1 26b½ 10w1 2b0 47w½ 16w½ 25b1 6,5 0 2587 51 7 GM Cheparinov Ivan 2718 GEO 93b1 42w1 28b½ 16w½ 24b½ 27w1 29b1 11w1 1b0 6,5 0 2586 51,5 8 GM Fedoseev Vladimir 2707 RUS 79b1 119w1 16b½ 35w1 1b½ 4w½ 11b0 27w1 30b1 6,5 0 2575 51,5 9 GM Amin Bassem 2684 EGY 73b1 30w1 24b1 5w½ 3b0 34w½ 17b½ 35w1 38b1 6,5 0 2549 52 10 GM Maghsoodloo Parham 2636 IRI 135b1 71w1 25b½ 34w1 6b0 74w1 33b1 4w0 44b1 6,5 0 2538 47,5 11 GM Karthikeyan Murali 2609 IND 130w½ 48b1 60w½ 46b½ 81w1 57b1 8w1 7b0 31w1 6,5 0 2495 46 12 GM Jojua Davit 2583 GEO 102b1 52w½ 68b1 4w½ 42b½ 45w½ 32b½ 51w1 36w1 6,5 0 2491 47 13 IM Harsha Bharathakoti 2454 IND 123b1 4w½ 2b0 88w½ 79b½ 99w1 128b1 29w1 28b1 6,5 0 2484 45,5 14 GM Abdusattorov Nodirbek 2539 UZB 112b1 51w½ 84b1 2w0 52b½ 30w1 68b1 18w1 15b½ 6,5 0 2473 48,5 15 GM Debashis Das 2539 IND 145w1 72b½ 108w1 20b½ 29w0 55b1 80w1 47b1 14w½ 6,5 0 2459 44 16 GM Aravindh Chithambaram Vr. 2581 IND 111w1 21b1 8w½ 7b½ 30w½ 37b1 26w1 6b½ 3w0 6 0 2596 53,5 17 IM Erigaisi Arjun 2517 IND 75w1 132b1 26w0 60b1 41w½ 49b½ 9w½ 56b½ 61w1 6 0 2532 45 18 GM Akopian Vladimir 2655 ARM 107w1 46b½ 98w1 31b½ 25w½ 33b½ 19w1 14b0 32w1 6 0 2500 48 19 GM Puranik Abhimanyu 2514 IND 152b½ 62w1 4b0 70w1 85b1 50w½ 18b0 68w1 56w1 6 0 2491 44 20 GM Short Nigel D 2659 ENG 88b1 32w1 74b½ 15w½ 28b0 38w½ 71b1 39w½ 45b1 6 0 2486 47 21 IM Dimakiling Oliver 2401 PHI 146b1 16w0 112b1 43w1 33w0 22b0 130w1 80b1 47w1 6 0 2456 42 22 GM Yuffa Daniil 2570 RUS 94b1 68w½ 53b0 79w1 32b½ 21w1 25b0 84w1 52b1 6 0 2397 44,5 23 GM Istratescu Andrei 2573 ROU 80w1 100b½ 81w0 69b½ 118w½ 97b½ 65w1 60b1 54w1 6 0 2364 40,5 24 IM Nihal Sarin 2556 IND 92w1 104b1 9w0 63b1 7w½ 59w1 50b½ 25w½ 5b0 5,5 0 2582 48,5 25 IM Kuybokarov Temur 2499 UZB 125w1 122b1 10w½ 50w½ 18b½ 41b½ 22w1 24b½ 6w0 5,5 0 2572 48 26 GM Kravtsiv Martyn 2654 UKR 99b1 58w1 17b1 6w½ 5b½ 3w½ 16b0 45w½ 39b½ 5,5 0 2569 52 Chess-Tournament-Results-Server: Chess-Results.com Page 1 / 6 created on 09.07.2019 05:31:05 27 GM Firouzja Alireza 2561 IRI 82b1 85w1 1b0 54w1 36w½ 7b0 46w1 8b0 72w1 5,5 0 2553 49 28 GM Pantsulaia Levan 2587 GEO 140w1 63b1 7w½ 81b1 20w1 1w0 4b0 72b1 13w0 5,5 0 2544 50,5 29 GM Vocaturo Daniele 2617 ITA 91b1 38w1 40b1 1w0 15b1 5w½ 7w0 13b0 48w1 5,5 0 2533 53,5 30 IM Nguyen Anh Khoi 2454 VIE 121w1 9b0 90w1 77w1 16b½ 14b0 75w1 49b1 8w0 5,5 0 2533 48 31 GM Kadric Denis 2537 BIH 96b1 95w½ 51b1 18w½ 4b0 52w1 77b½ 50w1 11b0 5,5 0 2524 47,5 32 IM Nitin S. 2449 IND 114w1 20b0 102w½ 107b1 22w½ 108b1 12w½ 77w1 18b0 5,5 0 2502 45,5 33 GM Narayanan.S.L 2574 IND 64b1 61w1 6b0 40w1 21b1 18w½ 10w0 48b½ 37w½ 5,5 0 2501 50,5 34 GM Aryan Chopra 2536 IND 113w1 108b½ 76w1 10b0 72w1 9b½ 49w½ 36b0 67w1 5,5 0 2499 45 35 GM Fier Alexandr 2561 BRA 120w1 53b½ 72w1 8b0 46w1 36b0 67w1 9b0 81w1 5,5 0 2498 45,5 36 GM Le Quang Liem 2727 VIE 51b0 96w1 73b1 53w1 27b½ 35w1 3b0 34w1 12b0 5,5 0 2490 49 37 GM Swapnil S. Dhopade 2487 IND 101b1 6w0 105b1 128w1 50b½ 16w0 84b½ 53w1 33b½ 5,5 0 2482 44 38 IM Akash G 2410 IND 144w1 29b0 120w0 113b1 76w1 20b½ 57w1 41b1 9w0 5,5 0 2479 43 39 IM Sindarov Javokhir 2488 UZB 132w0 113b1 135w1 104b1 47w½ 78b0 118w1 20b½ 26w½ 5,5 0 2465 39,5 40 IM Mammadzada Gunay 2426 AZE 143b1 77w1 29w0 33b0 55w0 140b1 69w1 70b½ 78w+ 5,5 0 2452 40,5 41 GM Petrosian Tigran L. 2610 ARM 126b½ 70w1 54b½ 58w1 17b½ 25w½ 45b½ 38w0 71b1 5,5 0 2439 44,5 42 GM Kunte Abhijit 2485 IND 115w1 7b0 124w1 120b1 12w½ 47b0 48w0 97b1 75w1 5,5 0 2416 42,5 43 GM Lalith Babu M R 2520 IND 156w1 76b½ 56w½ 21b0 69w½ 67b0 120w1 104b1 70w1 5,5 0 2370 39,5 44 WGM Tokhirjonova Gulrukhbegim 2350 UZB 158w0 75b0 131w½ 138b1 156w1 121b1 98w1 78b1 10w0 5,5 0 2321 34 45 IM Iniyan P 2464 IND 117b1 1w0 91b1 59w½ 56w1 12b½ 41w½ 26b½ 20w0 5 0 2602 49,5 46 IM Gukesh D 2440 IND 153b1 18w½ 59b½ 11w½ 35b0 88w1 27b0 79w1 50b½ 5 0 2538 44,5 47 GM Andersen Mads 2601 DEN 90b1 86w1 5b0 71w1 39b½ 42w1 6b½ 15w0 21b0 5 0 2523 50 48 Sankalp Gupta 2304 IND 3b½ 11w0 151b1 86w½ 58b½ 85w1 42b1 33w½ 29b0 5 0 2516 46,5 49 GM Adly Ahmed 2634 EGY 105b1 54w½ 52b1 74w1 2b0 17w½ 34b½ 30w0 58b½ 5 0 2493 48 50 GM Lupulescu Constantin 2619 ROU 124w1 103b½ 100w1 25b½ 37w½ 19b½ 24w½ 31b0 46w½ 5 0 2482 44,5 51 FM Rathanvel V S 2348 IND 36w1 14b½ 31w0 75b½ 121w½ 125b1 87w1 12b0 57w½ 5 0 2481 45 52 Muthaiah Al 2391 IND 139w1 12b½ 49w0 130b1 14w½ 31b0 76w1 94b1 22w0 5 0 2461 44 53 WGM Soumya Swaminathan 2361 IND 157b1 35w½ 22w1 36b0 57w0 102b½ 114w1 37b0 94w1 5 0 2441 40,5 54 IM Sadhwani Raunak 2424 IND 154w1 49b½ 41w½ 27b0 90w1 80b0 105w1 55w1 23b0 5 0 2439 42 55 FM Shailesh Dravid 2290 IND 77b0 150w1 119b0 146w1 40b1 15w0 86w1 54b0 103w1 5 0 2432 38,5 56 GM Sjugirov Sanan 2677 RUS 70b½ 126w1 43b½ 119w½ 45b0 93w1 94b1 17w½ 19b0 5 0 2430 42 Chess-Tournament-Results-Server: Chess-Results.com Page 2 / 6 created on 09.07.2019 05:31:05 57 IM Saduakassova Dinara 2495 KAZ 149b1 5w0 99b1 85w½ 53b1 11w0 38b0 101w1 51b½ 5 0 2417 43,5 58 IM Halvax Georg 2437 AUT 106w1 26b0 111w1 41b0 48w½ 118b0 145w1 124b1 49w½ 5 0 2416 39,5 59 GM Parligras Mircea-Emilian 2645 ROU 148w½ 158b1 46w½ 45b½ 100w1 24b0 60w½ 61b0 93w1 5 0 2410 37 60 IM Rakesh Kumar Jena 2385 IND 110b½ 129w1 11b½ 17w0 95b½ 96w1 59b½ 23w0 101b1 5 0 2398 42,5 61 IM Krishna Teja N 2389 IND 141w1 33b0 75w½ 76b½ 80w0 111b1 102w1 59w1 17b0 5 0 2379 41 62 Pranav V 2227 IND 87w½ 19b0 65w½ 67b0 154w1 105b0 142w1 130b1 119w1 5 0 2365 35,5 63 IM Ikeda Junta 2419 AUS 150b1 28w0 64b1 24w0 126b1 68w0 70b0 83w1 99b1 5 0 2358 39,5 64 AGM Jubin Jimmy 2267 IND 33w0 139b1 63w0 122b½ 65w½ 104b½ 127w1 103b½ 100w1 5 0 2345 37 65 FM Samhouri A. 2348 JOR 5b0 101w½ 62b½ 96w½ 64b½ 112w1 23b0 117w1 110b1 5 0 2331 42,5 66 GM Jonkman Harmen 2404 NED 83b0 149w1 94b½ 82w- 75w0 151w1 96b½ 114b1 105w1 5 0 2226 34,5 67 IM Ahmad Al Khatib 2336 JOR 1b0 123w0 137b1 62w1 147b½ 43w1 35b0 119w1 34b0 4,5 0 2471 43,5 68 GM Raetsky Alexander 2380 RUS 136w1 22b½ 12w0 102b1 87w½ 63b1 14w0 19b0 76w½ 4,5 0 2462 46,5 69 IM Siva Mahadevan 2331 IND 4b0 151w½ 152b1 23w½ 43b½ 119w½ 40b0 112w1 74b½ 4,5 0 2457 40 70 Koustav Chatterjee 2325 IND 56w½ 41b0 125w1 19b0 122w½ 109b1 63w1 40w½ 43b0 4,5 0 2451 43 71 GM Sundararajan Kidambi 2433 IND 131w1 10b0 80w1 47b0 124w1 75b½ 20w0 118b1 41w0 4,5 0 2451 42,5 72 IM Omar Noaman 2353 UAE 137b1 15w½ 35b0 83w1 34b0 129w1 74b1 28w0 27b0 4,5 0 2445 43,5 73 CM Zuo Yifan 2334 CHN 9w0 89b1 36w0 156b½ 109w½ 113b1 103w½ 98b½ 87b½ 4,5 0 2438 40 74 GM Vishnu Prasanna. V 2517 IND 109b1 83w1 20w½ 49b0 82w1 10b0 72w0 93b½ 69w½ 4,5 0 2430 43 75 FM Dushyant Sharma 2221 IND 17b0 44w1 61b½ 51w½ 66b1 71w½ 30b0 128w1 42b0 4,5 0 2424 46 76 Raahul V S 2277 IND 147b1 43w½ 34b0 61w½ 38b0 122w1 52b0 134w1 68b½ 4,5 0 2420 42 77 GM Gupta Abhijeet 2614 IND 55w1 40b0 118w1 30b0 145w1 86b1 31w½ 32b0 0 4,5 0 2411 43,5 78 GM Tabatabaei M.Amin 2590 IRI 95b0 109w½ 146b1 93w1 119b1 39w1 5b0 44w0 40b- 4,5 0 2411 41 79 IM Padmini Rout 2338 IND 8w0 115b1 122w1 22b0 13w½ 98b0 123w1 46b0 120w1 4,5 0 2405 43 80 Aaryan Varshney 2261 IND 23b0 157w1 71b0 116w1 61b1 54w1 15b0 21w0 85b½ 4,5 0 2405 42 81 FM Anand Nadar 2377 IND 129b½ 110w1 23b1 28w0 11b0 101w½ 82b½ 95w1 35b0 4,5 0 2399 42,5 82 AGM Krishnater Kushager 2256 IND 27w0 136b½ 127w1 66b+ 74b0 100b½ 81w½ 85w½ 84b½ 4,5 0 2388 38 83 FM Jeet Jain 2136 IND 66w1 74b0 97w½ 72b0 105w0 92b1 107w1 63b0 124w1 4,5 0 2369 39,5 84 WGM Rapport Jovana 2354 SRB 127w½ 130b1 14w0 145b0 92w1 120b1 37w½ 22b0 82w½ 4,5 0 2362 39 85 IM Kathmale Sameer 2367 IND 142w1 27b0 132w1 57b½ 19w0 48b0 125w1 82b½ 80w½ 4,5 0 2351 39,5 86 IM Raghunandan Kaumandur Srihari 2404 IND 138w1 47b0 145w½ 48b½ 111w1 77w0 55b0 106b1 90w½ 4,5 0 2344 38,5 Chess-Tournament-Results-Server: Chess-Results.com Page 3 / 6 created on 09.07.2019 05:31:05 87 GM Shyam Sundar M.
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