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ECU NEWSLETTER December 2018
NL DECEMBER 2018 EUROPEAN CHESS UNION EUROPEAN RAPID&BLITZ LONDON CHESS ECU BOARD MEETING IN HIKARU NAKAMURA WINS CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP CONFERENCE 2018 SKOPJE LONDON CHESS CLASSIC 2018 CONCLUDED EUROPEAN CHESS UNION NEWSLETTER 1 NL DECEMBER 2018 EUROPEAN CHESS UNION European Rapid&Blitz Chess Championship 2018 The European Individual Rapid&Blitz Chess Championships 2018 took place from 5th-9th December in Skopje, FYR of Macedonia. After four days of fights, the Winner of European Blitz Chess Championship became twenty years old Russian player Artemiev Vladislav (RUS, 2825 blitz rtg), and the European Rapid Chess Champion became Popov Valerij (RUS, 2531 rapid rtg). The event has started with European Individual Chess Championship, which was played on 6th and 7th of December with participation of 311 players from 37 European federations. The winner of the event was already known after 21 played rounds, since Artemiev Vladislav had one and a half point more than the runner-ups and won the Championship with a round to spare. With a draw in the last round, Artemiev claimed the title of European Blitz Chess Champion 2018 with score of 18.5 points. The second place went to Cheparinov Ivan (GEO, 2618 blitz rtg), while Navara David (CZE, 2707 blitz rtg) took bronze medal. European Individual Rapid Chess Championship 2018 was plazed on 8th and 9th December, with participation of 395 players coming from 37 countries. After 13 played rounds, another Russian player, Popov Valerij, emerged on the top to become European Rapid Chess Champion 2018. Dramatic and very intense finish of the Championship ended with four players tying for gold: Popov Valerij (RUS, 2531 rapid rtg), and three youth competitors- 16 years old Esipenko Andrey (RUS, 2643 rapid rtg), 20 years old Sanal Vahap (TUR, 2476 rapid rtg) and 18 years old Moroni Luca Jr (ITA, 2482 rapid rtg). -
Les Champions De France
LES CHAMPIONS DE FRANCE ■ LES RECORDS DE TITRES ■ 8 titres ■ ETIENNE BACROT : 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2008, 2012, 2017. 6 titres ■ MAURICE RAIZMAN : 1932, 1936, 1946, 1947, 1951, 1952. ■ CÉSAR BOUTTEVILLE : 1945, 1950, 1954, 1955, 1959, 1967. 4 titres ■ ANDRÉ CHERON : 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929. ■ JEAN-LUC SERET : 1980, 1981, 1984, 1985. 3 titres ■ ROBERT CREPEAUX : 1924, 1925, 1941. ■ AIMÉ GIBAUD : 1930, 1935, 1940. ■ ARISTIDE GROMER : 1933, 1937, 1938. ■ JEAN-CLAUDE LETZELTER : 1968, 1971, 1974. ■ MARC SANTO-ROMAN : 1990, 1991, 1994. ■ CHRISTIAN BAUER : 1996, 2012, 2015. ■ MAXIME VACHIER-LAGRAVE : 2007, 2011, 2007. 1 LES CHAMPIONS DE FRANCE Année Villes CHAMPIONS 2019 CHARTRES Maxime LAGARDE 2018 NÎMES Tigran GHARAMIAN 2017 AGEN Etienne BACROT 2016 AGEN Matthieu CORNETTE 2015 SAINT-QUENTIN Christian BAUER 2014 NÎMES Laurent FRESSINET 2013 NANCY Hicham HAMDOUCHI 2012 PAU 4 co-champions : R. EDOUARD, E. BACROT, M. VACHIER-LAGRAVE, C. BAUER 2011 CAEN Maxime VACHIER-LAGRAVE 2010 BELFORT Laurent FRESSINET 2009 NÎMES Vladislav TKACHIEV 2008 PAU Etienne BACROT 2007 AIX-LES-BAINS Maxime VACHIER-LAGRAVE 2006 BESANÇON Vladislav TKACHIEV 2005 CHARTRES Joël LAUTIER 2004 VAL D’ISÈRE Joël LAUTIER 2003 AIX-LES-BAINS Etienne BACROT 2002 VAL D’ISÈRE Etienne BACROT 2001 MARSEILLE Etienne BACROT 2000 VICHY Etienne BACROT 1999 BESANÇON Etienne BACROT 1998 MÉRIBEL Iossif DORFMAN 1997 NARBONNE Anatoly VAISSER 1996 AUXERRE Christian BAUER 1995 TOULOUSE-LABÈGE Eric PRIÉ 1994 CHAMBÉRY Marc SANTO-ROMAN 1993 NANTES Emmanuel BRICARD 1992 STRASBOURG Manuel APICELLA -
Saison Blanche Pour Les Championnats Par Équipes S
fédération française des échecs L’intelligence du Jeu, l’émotion du Sport Édito S’adapter à la situation omme je le disais dans mon édito du maître Azéri Rauf Mamedov, vainqueur du Cmois dernier, nous vivons une crise tournoi, mais aussi Christian Bauer et d’une gravité sans précédent depuis la Sophie Milliet qui décrochent le titre natio- Seconde Guerre mondiale. Une période nal, et je tiens à remercier l’ensemble des difficile qui va marquer le pays, mais aussi joueurs, David Ros, l’équipe d’arbitrage et notre Fédération. celle technique, ainsi que Kevin Bordi, de Le discours du Premier ministre du 7 mai Blitzstream, et Matthieu Cornette, les deux nous a confirmé que les dispositions con- commentateurs, qui, tous, ont rendu possi- cernant les activités en intérieur devaient ble cette première. Vu son succès, il est s’appliquer aux clubs d’échecs qui doivent clair que de telles initiatives vont être appe- rester fermés encore au moins jusque début lées à se renouveler. Nous ne pouvons que tournois ont rassemblé un total de 13 637 juin. J’en ai le cœur lourd, mais nous nous en féliciter, même si nous devons gar- joueurs. Un chiffre considérable. Le mara- devons nous adapter. der à l’esprit que le cœur de la FFE reste les thon caritatif de 24 heures le 2 mai, qui a Suite aux déclarations du Premier ministre, rencontres en présentiel. rapporté plus de 10 000 € à la Fondation nous avons bien compris que les grands Le comité directeur a dû par ailleurs tran- de France, a décroché la palme avec près de rassemblements ne pourraient se tenir cher la question des interclubs. -
Amir Bagheri... La Bonne Surprise !
Amir Bagheri... La bonne surprise ! National : Andreï Sokolov : Une victoire qui fait du bien ! National féminin : N. Benmesbah joue et gagne n° 3 EDITO par Bachar KOUATLY, Directeur de publication d’Europe-Echecs l y a 411 ans, Henri IV était sacré Roi de France à Chartres. Le jeu des rois dans une ville Iroyale, des conditions optimales pour tous, c’est cela une grande fête du jeu d’échecs. Quand le député-maire de Chartres, Jean-Pierre Gorges, passionné réel du jeu d’échecs et stratège dans sa belle ville, décide d’accueillir, il s’en donne les moyens pour le plus grand plaisir des participants. Le professionnalisme de l’organisateur et la bonne humeur ambiante qui règne me comble de joie. Quand le monde des échecs est réuni de telle manière, il est capable d’offrir à tous ses afficionados un spectacle de qualité. Le National et le National féminin nous offre déjà de belles joutes. Maxime-Vachier-Lagrave démarre le tournoi avec 2,5 points sur 3. Son titre de Grand-Maître qui sera décerné la semai- ne prochaine à Dresde (Allemagne) coïncidera-t-il avec une surprise de taille lors du cham- pionnat de France ? Enfin, il ne faut pas oublier de remercier tous les partenaires car il est important d’avoir l’esprit que sans eux il n’aurait pas été possible d’offrir le même confort à tous, d’inviter le légendaire Karpov, et de commencer à vous faire découvrir ou redécouvrir ceux qui ont mar- qué l’histoire des championnats de France depuis 1914. -
1977 December 03
ROSENDO BALINAS JR, IGM, Phllip-- plnN, Elo 2420 . MORAAY CHANDLER, IM, N- Zea• Cliess land, Elo 2385 TERRY SHAW, Nat Master, Australia, Elo 2385 · . KHOSSROW HAllANDI, IM, Iran, Elo Marlboro· progress 2375 . • MEHRSHAD SHARIF, IM, Iran, Elo 2360 . THE FIFTH Marlboro arisen and he would not be RENATO NARANJA, 1!11, Philippines, Grandmaster chess classic able to arrive in time. How• Elo 2345 RICO .MASCARIAS, Nat Master, Philip• and first Asian Grandmaster ever FIDE deputy president pines, Elo 2345 Tournament is now under Florencio Campomanes, co• BACHAR KOUATLY, IM, Lebanon, Elo 2340 way at the Makati Hotel, ordinator of the tournament, AROVAH BACHTIAR, Nat Master, Manila, Philippines. The moved heaven and earth to Indonesia, Elo 2335 ARDIJANSA, IM, Indonesia, Elo 2330 tournament is category 6 rush in replacement James RODOLFO TAN CARDOSO, IM, Philip• which means an IM norm is Tarjan of the USA whose Elo pines, Elo 2320 8 points out of 13 and a GM rating is 2495. His presence JACOBUS SAMPOUW, Nat Master, Eugene Torre Terry Shaw 9 ½. This was in jeopardy for just managed to save the cat• _Indonesia, Elo 2315 some time, however, because . egory 6 status. As I write (after four certain to obtain the second my losses being . to Torre, · at the last minute the favour• rounds) the favourite Torre is norm he needs for the lM Bachtiar and Sampouw.. but ite, and at 2590 the highest The participants in order of leading and he appears to be title, having just defeated there are .still nine rounds to Elo-rated player, Erfim Geller Elo rating are: heading for a win. -
Bobby Fischer
FÉDÉRATION FRANÇAISE DES ÉCHECS •orn° 49 septembre 2011 Les Blancs matent en un coup uni a b c d e f g h 1 2 a b c d e f g h 8 8 J 8 8 7 7 7 7 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 Spécial 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 Bobby 1 1 1 1 a b c d e f g h FISCHER a b c d e f g h 3 a b c d e f g h 4 a b c d e f g h Reykjavik 1972. Le « match du siècle » oppose le 8 8 8 8 Russe Boris Spassky à l’Américain Bobby Fischer. 7 7 L’Américain remporte assez facilement le match, 7 7 6 6 mettant ainsi fin à 24 années d’hégémonie russe 6 6 5 5 5 5 sur l’échiquier mondial. 4 4 Génial. C’est le mot qui revient lorsque l’on parle 4 4 3 3 de Fischer. À 5 ans, il apprend seul en regardant les 3 3 2 2 règles d’un jeu que lui achète sa sœur. 2 2 1 1 L’ascension du « kid de Brooklyn » sera fulgurante : 1 1 Champion des Etats-Unis à 14 ans, Grand-Maître a b c d e f g h a b c d e f g h à 15 et candidat au titre mondial à 16 ans... D’une précision extrême, son approche stratégique 5 a b c d e f g h est d’une clarté exemplaire. -
ECU Newsletter September 2014
September 2014 NEWSLETTER History made in Bilbao ECU News Fun Zone Upcoming events in October ECU Contacts EUROPEAN CHESS UNION September, 2014 Monthly Newsletter HISTORY MADE IN BILBAO Facts about Bilbao: Domination of SOCAR (Azerbaijan) and Batumi Chess Club Nona (Georgia) was one of the things that marked this year’s edition of the European Chess A huge number Club Cup in Bilbao. of chess fans from all over the SOCAR as the top seed confirmed its role of the big favorite to win gold, while world followed Batumi surprised those present by winning the women’s European title, even the Bilbao Chess though they were not initially regarded as a strong candidate. 2014 on the Nevertheless, both clubs finished the tournament with all 7 wins and internet convincingly triumphed. Teams in both groups won with perfect score The Bilbao Chess 2014 gathered the SOCAR winner in Open section Batumi Chess Club Nona, winner in Women Section world chess elite European Club Cup Open final standings: 1. Socar (Azerbaijan) 14 MP 7 of current top 2. G-Team Novy Bor (Czech Republic) 12 MP 10 players in the 3. Malakhite (Russia) 11 MP world and most of the world’s Women’s European Club Cup final standings: best 1. Batumi Chess Club Nona (Georgia) 14 MP grandmasters, 2. CE Monte Carlo (Monaco) 10 MP divided in 60 teams coming 3. SHSM Nashe Nasledie (Russia) 9 MP from 30 Amazing individual achievements also marked this competition. Italian European Grandmaster Fabiano Caruana had the best individual result on the 1st board countries (RP 2896) and is now 2nd player in the world. -
October, 2019
Volume 46, Number 4 COLORADO STATE CHESS ASSOCIATION October 2019 COLORADO CHESS INFORMANT 70th COLORADO OPEN Volume 46, Number 4 Colorado Chess Informant October 2019 From the Editor With the new Board elections, we have a few new players sit- ting at the table. And it appears that they are hitting the ground running. Please welcome one and all as I am sure they will do Colorado chess proud. Congrats to the new and returning Board members! The Colorado State Chess Association, Incorporated, is a With a quick but unbelieving glance at the calendar, I see that I Section 501(C)(3) tax exempt, non-profit educational corpora- have been Editor of this fine periodical for 10 years now. tion formed to promote chess in Colorado. Contributions are It does seem like yesterday that I was appointed at the helm, suc- tax deductible. ceeding Randy Reynolds. I think back and look at all the previ- Dues are $15 a year or $5 a tournament. Youth (under 20) and ous Editor’s and feel so honored and humbled to be counted Senior (65 or older) memberships are $10. Family member- amongst them. ships are available to additional family members for $3 off the A few months back the Chess Journalists of America awarded regular dues. me as Editor, ‘Best State Online Magazine’. Of course I don’t do ● Send address changes to Ann Davies. this alone - I want to thank the authors of articles submitted, and ● Send pay renewals & memberships to Dean Brown. the readership for having their continued trust in me! ● See back cover for EZ renewal form. -
Chess Lessons ARTUR Yusupov
ARTUR YusuPov Chess Lessons ARTUR YusuPov Chess Lessons Translated and edited by Daniel King © Chessgate AG 2004 www.chessgate.de All rights reserved. No part of i:his publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any fo rm, or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, or otherwise, without prior permission. First published in 2004 Cover design and layout: Art & Satz Ulrich Dirr, Miinchen Page design and layout: Art.& Satz Ulrich Dirr, Miinchen Typeset with PDFTE)( Managing editor: Ulrich Dirr, Miinchen Preparatory work by Thomas Lemanczyk, Solingen Printed and bound by Druckerei & Verlag Steinmeier, Nordlingen ISBN 3•935748-07-8 v Contents Preface -VII 8 Zugzwang - 135 Exercises- 139 1 Back-Rank Combinations - 1 Solutions - 147 Exercises - 3 Score table- 152 Solutions - 11 Score table- 14 9 Improving Piece Position -153 Exercises- 158 2 Candidate Moves - 15 Solutions- 166 Exercises- 18 Score table- 170 Solutions - 24 Practical exercises- 29 10 Trapping a Piece -171 Score table- 34 Exercises - 175 Solutions - 183 3 The Wrong-Coloured Bishop -35 Score table- 186 Exercises - 45 Solutions - 52 Appendix -187 Score table- 56 Index of com posers and analysts- 187 Index of games- 189 4 Exchanging Pieces -57 Explanation of symbols - 196 Exercises - 6o Solutions- 69 Score table- 74 5 Passed Pawns in the Middlegame -75 Training material- 79 6 Double Attack -95 Exercises - 100 Solutions- 109 Score table- 113 7 The Process of Elimination -115 Exercises - 119 Solutions- 123 Practical exercises- 126 Score table- 134 VII Preface Betw een 1999 and 2002 I produced and published in Germany a small series often training booklets, each one covering a particular chess theme. -
Chess and the Art of Negotiation: Ancient Rules for Modern Combat
Chess and the Art of Negotiation Ancient Rules for Modern Combat Anatoly Karpov and Jean-Franc¸oisPhelizon with Bachar Kouatly Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Karpov, Anatoly, 1951- Chess and the art of negotiation : ancient rules for modern combat / Anatoly Karpov and Jean-Franc¸ois Phelizon with Bachar Kouatly. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0–275–99065–6 (alk. paper) 1. Chess. I. Phelizon,´ Jean Franc¸ois. II. Kouatly, Bachar. III. Title. GV1449.5.K35 2006 794.1—dc22 2006020994 British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data is available Copyright © 2006 by Economica All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced, by any process or technique, without the express written consent of the publisher. Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 2006020994 ISBN: 0–275–99065–6 First published in 2006 This is a translation of the original French edition, published as: Psychologie de la Bataille ©Ed. Economica, 2004 This book also has been translated into chinese as Due Yi © Citic, 2005 Praeger Publishers, 88 Post Road West, Westport, CT 06881 An imprint of Greenwood Publishing Group, Inc. www.praeger.com Printed in the United States of America The paper used in this book complies with the Permanent Paper Standard issued by the National Information Standards Organization (Z39.48–1984). 10987 654321 Contents Acknowledgments vii Introduction ix Prologue: Establish and Maintain a Winning Position 1 Chapter 1: Preparing for Battle 11 Chapter 2: Select a Style and Approach 31 Chapter 3: Indirect Approach: Strength against Strength 53 Chapter 4: Lateral Approach: Playing with Finesse 73 Chapter 5: After Victory, Look Ahead 97 Appendix: World Chess Champions 109 Notes 111 Acknowledgments We would like to extend our special thanks to Nicholas Philipson, our editor, for his complete support of this project, and for his constant encouragement, advice, and guidance. -
General Assembly of AIDEF Batoumi, September 29, 2018
General Assembly of AIDEF Batoumi, September 29, 2018 Chairman's report and balance sheet for the 2016/2018 financial year. Hello everyone, Welcome and thank you for your presence at this ordinary general assembly of AIDEF which, as you know, takes place every two years during the Olympiads. This is the only opportunity for all of us to meet. I will first give you a chronological summary of the highlights of this exercise taking as a starting point the previous General Assembly of Baku in 2016 and then make an assessment. September 7, 2016: Baku (Azerbaijan) The AIDEF General Assembly was held on September 7th at the Fairmont Hotel Baku (Azerbaijan) as part of the 42nd Chess Olympics and the 87th FIDE Congress. The chairman's report was approved by all members of the executive committee, unanimously, the accounts for the closed year were approved as well as the current list of AIDEF members, some points of the statutes were also clarified and modified. Then followed the election of the members of the Steering Committee. 31 of the 35 voting members were present or represented and 29 participated in the vote. I was re-elected almost unanimously as was a new steering committee composed of 14 members for a new period of 4 years. The assembly also unanimously adopted the official English translation of the International Francophone Chess Association by "Francophone Chess Association" At the 87th FIDE congress, AIDEF submitted an official request to FIDE for the 5th edition of the International Encounters to be held in 2017 in sub-Saharan Africa.