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TURIN - 37Th Chess Olympiad 2006 – Men's Section TURIN - 37th Chess Olympiad 2006 – Men's section Alphabetical list of players No. Name FideID Rtg FED Team Bo. Rp n w we w-we K rtg+/- 3 Abahrah Fayed 0 PLE Palestine 6 0 1 0 5 Abdi Sadaq Abdullahi 0 SOM Somalia 6 0 0 0 8 Abdulle Omar Mohamed 0 SOM Somalia 5 0 0 0 11 Adan Omar Ali Sheik 0 SOM Somalia 4 0 0 0 16 IM Adu Oladapo 8500258 2280 NGR Nigeria 4 2266 8 4 4,14 -0,14 15 -2,1 21 Ahmed Amar Mohamed 0 SOM Somalia 3 0 0 0 23 Ahmed Salad Jama 0 SOM Somalia 2 0 0 0 45 Amanov Zhanibek 0 KAZ Kazakhstan 6 1982 2 0 59 Arias Jorge 3000389 2174 URU Uruguay 5 2141 7 2,5 2,9 -0,4 15 -6 60 FM Arias Lemnys Antonio 6700284 2267 ESA El Salvador 2 2085 8 1,5 3,24 -1,74 15 -26,1 76 Avalos Joao 3402541 2262 CHI Chile 6 2215 4 2 2,18 -0,18 15 -2,7 129 Brumo Marques Victor Brigida 0 MOZ Mozambique 4 1817 8 1,5 140 Callychurn Jugutty 0 MRI Mauritius 6 0 0 0 157 Chambule Pedro Lucas 14800012 2177 MOZ Mozambique 6 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 164 Chen Yu-Ching 0 TPE Chinese Taipei 5 0 1 0 169 Chinvasyawong Pravit 6200516 2165 THA Thailand 6 1951 5 0,5 1,57 -1,07 25 -26,8 188 Cuellar Oscar 0 AHO Netherlands Antilles 1 2102 11 4 193 Cypriano Cyer Ayuel Deng 0 SUD Sudan 6 0 0 0 202 Darur Fathi 0 LBA Libya 2 0 1 0 205 Davletbakov Saddam 13800566 2015 KGZ Kyrgystan 5 2220 6 2 1,15 0,85 25 21,3 206 De Asa Virgilio 0 FIJ Fiji 5 0 0 0 215 Dijkhoff Raymundo Arturo 0 ARU Aruba 5 1950 2 1,5 227 Draghici Gavril 1206508 2096 ESP IBCA 5 2015 4 0,5 1,09 -0,59 15 -8,9 Chess-Tournament-Results-Server: Chess-Results.com Page 1 / 6 created on 20/01/2013 18.27.23 229 Durarbeyli Vasif 13402935 2196 AZE Azerbaijan 6 2138 3 1 1,27 -0,27 15 -4,1 241 Eltag Siddig Bashir Siddig 12200204 2192 SUD Sudan 5 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 267 FM Flores Mauricio 3408027 2373 CHI Chile 5 2003 3 0,5 1,98 -1,48 15 -22,2 333 Haidary Hameedullah 0 AFG Afghanistan 6 2187 5 4,5 336 Hamad Ahmad 7600364 2286 SYR Syria 1 2287 13 4,5 4,76 -0,26 15 -3,9 340 Hanif Mahmood 0 AFG Afghanistan 5 1760 5 0,5 345 Hartung Jerry 4000480 2226 LUX Luxembourg 6 2024 2 0 0,5 -0,5 15 -7,5 348 Hassan Syed Muhammad Zohaib 0 PAK Pakistan 3 2057 6 2 353 Hedayat Suliman 0 AFG Afghanistan 2 2007 10 3,5 358 IM Hernandez Gustavo 6400132 2322 DOM Dominican Republic 3 2286 10 5,5 5,06 0,44 15 6,6 361 Hilwani Talal 7600410 2273 SYR Syria 4 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 362 Hj Azahari Md Aliuddin 10500324 2139 BRU Brunei Darussalam 2 1768 6 1 2,2 -1,2 25 -30 367 Hodge Debra 0 IVB British Virgin Islands 6 0 0 0 369 Homrana Mustafa 0 LBA Libya 4 1972 8 1,5 380 Infante Miguel 6400450 2163 DOM Dominican Republic 5 2205 3 1,5 1,09 0,41 15 6,2 397 Jere Daniel 8700249 2221 ZAM Zambia 2 2249 10 6 5,25 0,75 25 18,8 405 Jouault Louis 0 JCI Jersey 5 1852 4 2 408 FM Juarez Flores Gustavo Enrique 7300034 2188 GUA Guatemala 2 2328 9 4,5 2,94 1,56 15 23,4 411 Kabera Godfrey 0 RWA Rwanda 2 1884 11 3,5 416 Kamara Ansumana 0 SIR Sierra Leone 3 0 0 0 428 Kawuma Moses 10000321 2205 UGA Uganda 6 1971 3 1,5 1,55 -0,05 25 -1,3 439 Kigigha Bomo 0 NGR Nigeria 1 0 0 0 440 Kikonyogo John 0 UGA Uganda 5 0 0 0 442 Kim Yongtae 13200062 1818 KOR South Korea 6 1799 4 1,5 0,45 1,05 25 26,3 443 Kim Youngsoo 0 KOR South Korea 1 1514 7 0 449 Kojima Shinya 7000812 2076 JPN Japan 2 2094 7 3 2,25 0,75 15 11,3 454 Kovalenko Vladimir 14117282 2188 UKR ICSC 5 1905 4 0,5 0,81 -0,31 25 -7,8 455 Kozlov Roman 13703137 2290 KAZ Kazakhstan 1 2416 12 7 3,89 3,11 15 46,7 460 Krivokapic Marko 931314 2352 SCG Serbia & Montenegro 6 0 1 1 0,69 0,31 15 4,7 Chess-Tournament-Results-Server: Chess-Results.com Page 2 / 6 created on 20/01/2013 18.27.24 469 Laith Ali 4801920 2179 IRQ Iraq 5 2504 6 5,5 3,08 2,42 15 36,3 472 Lamothe Jean 0 HAI Haiti 5 0 0 0 476 Latorre Manuel 3700844 2198 PAR Paraguay 5 2140 5 1,5 1,98 -0,48 15 -7,2 484 Lee Sanghoon 13200011 2000 KOR South Korea 2 2018 7 4 2,31 1,69 25 42,3 493 Lill Sami 8800170 1783 BER Bermuda 5 1847 3 0 0,42 -0,42 25 -10,5 496 Liu Yung Hung 0 TPE Chinese Taipei 6 1796 3 1 502 Lyons John 0 FIJ Fiji 6 0 0 0 511 Maia Mariano Tesoura De 0 MOZ Mozambique 3 1987 8 3 535 Medina Miguel 7300379 2398 ECU Ecuador 3 2426 12 6,5 5,9 0,6 15 9 539 Meier Kurt 1307398 2105 SEY Seychelles 1 1994 12 3 4,93 -1,93 25 -48,3 540 Meier Peter 0 SEY Seychelles 2 1936 10 3 555 Mohamed Sheer Mohamed 0 BRN Bahrain 4 1846 10 1 558 Molale Ofentse 11300213 2211 BOT Botswana 5 2072 6 1,5 2,5 -1 15 -15 570 IM Muco Fatos 4700015 2420 ALB Albania 6 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 579 Mwali Chitumbo 8700265 2172 ZAM Zambia 3 2090 6 2 2,36 -0,36 25 -9 580 Mwanza Malama 0 MAL Malawi 3 2068 6 3 581 N.Karim Mohammed 4802136 2228 IRQ Iraq 6 2306 8 4,5 3,31 1,19 15 17,9 593 Nepali Badri Lal 12300020 2158 NEP Nepal 5 1933 5 2 1,79 0,21 15 3,2 606 Nitzborn Josef 0 NAM Namibia 5 1831 3 0 612 Notha Moakofi 0 BOT Botswana 6 1977 5 2 616 IM Nyysti Sampsa 502138 2369 FIN Finland 4 2356 9 4 4,15 -0,15 10 -1,5 617 Nzamwitar Aciel 0 RWA Rwanda 4 1506 6 0 619 Ochoa Ismael 0 HON Honduras 6 1756 3 0,5 623 FM Omearat Adel 7600240 2274 SYR Syria 5 2164 9 3,5 4,16 -0,66 15 -9,9 650 Pg Md Omar Ak Hafizon 10500499 2183 BRU Brunei Darussalam 1 2016 7 2 2,6 -0,6 25 -15 688 Rouchouse Stevens 607290 2205 FRA Monaco 2 2072 7 3 3,57 -0,57 15 -8,6 694 Rozikov Khaydar 0 TJK Tajikistan 6 0 0 0 698 Ruteremara Thetime 0 RWA Rwanda 3 1655 9 2 699 S. Mohommed Zozik 0 IRQ Iraq 4 2124 7 1,5 Chess-Tournament-Results-Server: Chess-Results.com Page 3 / 6 created on 20/01/2013 18.27.26 705 Saleem Zayd 0 ISV Us Virgin Islands 5 1453 3 0,5 716 Sangmamadov Davlatmamad 0 TJK Tajikistan 5 1611 3 0 717 Sano Tomu 7000545 2114 JPN Japan 3 2175 8 3 2,6 0,4 15 6 722 IM Saric Ibro 14401290 2476 BIH Bosnia Herzegovina 4 2596 12 8,5 6,54 1,96 10 19,6 730 Savva Panikos 5900077 2064 CYP Cyprus 4 2084 6 2,5 2,12 0,38 15 5,7 737 Semerene Dumit 3901149 2299 VEN Venezuela 6 2339 9 5,5 4,87 0,63 25 15,8 740 Sesay Ibrahim 0 SIR Sierra Leone 2 0 0 0 741 Sh. Hussin Abdihamid 0 SOM Somalia 1 0 0 0 742 FM Sharbaf Mohsen 12501808 2362 IRI Iran 3 2455 6 2,5 1,88 0,62 10 6,2 760 IM Simutowe Amon 8700168 2414 ZAM Zambia 1 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 761 Singe Phillip Mbawala 0 KEN Kenya 2 1980 8 3 762 Singh D P 5007780 2395 IND India 6 0 1 0 0,7 -0,7 15 -10,5 776 Sorensen Torben 1400541 2345 MLT Malta 1 2371 10 6,5 5,52 0,98 15 14,7 797 Tefera Yohannes Damtew 0 ETH Ethiopia 1 0 0 0 800 Thomas Winston 0 SIR Sierra Leone 1 0 0 0 806 Tocklin Tomi 503622 1916 FIN IPCA 6 0 2 0,5 0,4 0,1 15 1,5 828 Vang Finnbjorn 7200463 2102 FAI Faroe Islands 6 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 831 Velasco Santiago 4401328 2281 COL Puerto Rico 3 2304 9 4,5 4,24 0,26 15 3,9 832 Velery Afriany 0 HAI Haiti 2 1955 12 3,5 840 Wachira William Wachania 0 KEN Kenya 6 2073 7 3,5 849 Wilkinson Sinclair 6800106 1880 ISV Us Virgin Islands 1 1795 10 1,5 2,25 -0,75 25 -18,8 855 Woldeyes Mekitew Molla 0 ETH Ethiopia 2 1998 9 2 857 Yahya Mohamed Saleh 9300953 2180 UAE UAE 3 2138 8 2 2,45 -0,45 15 -6,8 859 Yee Soon Wei 10500553 2288 BRU Brunei Darussalam 5 2278 5 4,5 4,14 0,36 25 9 862 Yu Marco 6000452 1960 HKG Hong Kong 5 1876 6 0,5 1,45 -0,95 25 -23,8 863 Yu Melvin 6000460 2032 HKG Hong Kong 6 1738 4 0 1,54 -1,54 25 -38,5 865 Yunusov Ilhom 0 TJK Tajikistan 4 2263 12 7 869 Zamora Roberto 8400091 2205 HON Honduras 1 2179 9 5,5 4,72 0,78 15 11,7 878 Zialor Michel 0 SEY Seychelles 3 1821 10 3,5 Chess-Tournament-Results-Server: Chess-Results.com Page 4 / 6 created on 20/01/2013 18.27.28 TURIN - 37th Chess Olympiad 2006 – Women's section 1 Abdelelah Abdelaziz Suha 0 SUD Sudan 1 0 0 0 2 Abdi Shukri Ahmed 0 SOM Somalia 1 0 0 0 11 Alabi Omolola Oluwatosin 8500312 0 NGR Nigeria 4 0 0 0 12 WFM Alcivar Torres Ingrid 3601560 2054 ECU Ecuador 4 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 13 Ali Hawa Yusuf 0 SOM Somalia 2 0 0 0 41 Barahona Besy 0 HON Honduras 3 0 0 0 73 Casserly Camille 0 JAM Jamaica 4 1628 4 0,5 114 Esanboeva Gulruhsor 0 AFG Afghanistan 4 0 0 0 169 Hussein Aisha Sheikh 0 SOM Somalia 3 0 0 0 194 Kim Irina 1826 AFG Afghanistan 1 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 197 Kohi Camilla 1877 AFG Afghanistan 2 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 251 Moawia Omer Hager 0 SUD Sudan 2 0 0 0 262 Mukabatsinda Marie Goretti 0 RWA Rwanda 1 0 0 0 267 Namaganda Christine 0 UGA Uganda 1 0 0 0 268 Namutebi Joy Catherine 0 UGA Uganda 2 0 0 0 269 Namwaje Robinah 0 UGA Uganda 3 0 0 0 270 Nasreldin Suliman Ibrahim Zeinab 0 SUD Sudan 3 0 0 0 273 Ndjoze Ngangane 0 NAM Namibia 3 1371 2 0 283 Osman Sir Elkhatim Mahmoud Safa 0 SUD Sudan 4 0 0 0 313 Qasim Farhiyo Ahmed 0 SOM Somalia 4 0 0 0 321 Reimova Halbagt 0 TKM Turkmenistan 4 0 0 0 329 Rutera Lilian 0 RWA Rwanda 2 0 0 0 361 Shirley Trejos 0 CRC Costa Rica 4 0 0 0 378 Swartz Celeste 0 NAM Namibia 1 1589 3 0,5 Chess-Tournament-Results-Server: Chess-Results.com Page 5 / 6 created on 20/01/2013 18.27.29 379 Swartz Stephne 0 NAM Namibia 2 1611 2 0 381 Thomas Vanessa 0 JAM Jamaica 3 1705 4 0,5 391 Turdialieva Tahmina 1918 AFG Afghanistan 3 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 394 Umuhoza Grace 0 RWA Rwanda 3 0 0 0 397 Valombola Magdalena 0 NAM Namibia 4 1285 1 0 Chess-Tournament-Results-Server: Chess-Results.com Page 6 / 6 created on 20/01/2013 18.27.31.
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