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Nuestro Círculo Nuestro Círculo Año 12 Nº 579 Semanario de Ajedrez 28 de Septiembre de 2013 KAREN ASRIAN 1.e4 c5 2.Cf3 d6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Cxd4 Cf6 22.Dd3 g6 23.De3 Da3 24.Txc8 Txc8 5.Cc3 a6 6.Ae2 e6 7.0-0 Ae7 8.a4 Cc6 25.Axe4 dxe4 26.Cg3 Tc2 27.Cxe4 Rg7 1980 – 2008 9.Ae3 0-0 10.f4 Dc7 11.Rh1 Te8 12.Af3 28.Cf6 Db4 29.Td1 h5 30.Dg5 Te2 1-0 Tb8 13.Dd2 Ad7 14.Cb3 b6 15.Af2 Ac8 16.Ag3 Cd7 17.e5 dxe5 18.Tae1 Ab4 Karen Asrian - Shakhriyar Mmedya- 19.fxe5 Ccxe5 20.Ah5 g6 21.Txe5 Cxe5 rov [C80] Dubai, 2000 22.De2 f5 23.Axe5 Ad6 24.Cd5 exd5 1.e4 e5 2.Cf3 Cc6 3.Ab5 a6 4.Aa4 Cf6 25.Axd6 Dc6 26.Cd4 Dd7 27.Axb8 Txe2 5.0-0 Cxe4 6.d4 b5 7.Ab3 d5 8.dxe5 28.Axe2 Dxa4 29.Ae5 Ab7 30.Ad3 Db4 Ae6 9.Ae3 Ae7 10.c3 Cc5 11.Ac2 Cd7 31.b3 a5 32.h3 a4 33.bxa4 Dxa4 12.Te1 Ccxe5 13.Cxe5 Cxe5 14.Ad4 34.Ab5 Da5 35.Tb1 Da2 36.Te1 Da5 Cc6 15.Axg7 Tg8 16.Dh5 Rd7 17.Ah6 37.Td1 Aa6 38.Axa6 Dxa6 39.Cf3 Dc4 Af8 18.Axf8 Dxf8 19.Cd2 h6 20.Cf3 Dg7 40.c3 h6 41.Ta1 g5 42.Ad4 Rf8 43.Ce5 21.g3 Dg4 22.Ce5+ Cxe5 23.Dxe5 Tg5 De2 44.Rh2 h5 45.Ta7 Df1 46.Cg6+ 24.Df6 Dh3 25.Te5 Th5 26.Txh5 Dxh5 Re8 47.Af6 1-0 27.Te1 Te8 28.h4 Ah3 29.Txe8 Rxe8 30.f3 d4 31.g4 Axg4 32.fxg4 Dxg4+ Rustam Kasimdzhanov - Karen 33.Rf2 Dh3 34.De5+ Rf8 35.Dg3 De6 Asrian [D35] Lausana, 1999 36.cxd4 Dxa2 37.Da3+ Dxa3 38.bxa3 1.d4 d5 2.c4 e6 3.Cc3 Cf6 4.cxd5 exd5 a5 39.Re3 Re7 40.Re4 Rd6 41.Ab3 c5 El G.M.I. Karen Asrian nació en Arme- nia el 24-4-1980 y murió en Ereván el 9- 5.Ag5 Ae7 6.e3 c6 7.Dc2 Cbd7 8.Ad3 0- 42.dxc5+ Rxc5 43.Axf7 b4 44.a4 1-0 6-2008, a los 28 años por un infarto 0 9.Cf3 Te8 10.0-0 Cf8 11.h3 g6 12.Ah6 mientras conducía. Su Elo más reciente Ch5 13.Tab1 a5 14.a3 Cg7 15.b4 axb4 Stelios Halkias - Karen Asrian fue de 2635 puntos, siendo el nº 4 de su 16.axb4 Af5 17.Axg7 Axd3 18.Dxd3 [D43] Ohrid, 2001 Rxg7 19.b5 Ad6 20.Tb3 Cd7 21.Tfb1 1.d4 d5 2.c4 e6 3.Cf3 Cf6 4.Cc3 c6 país después de Levon Aronian, Ta7 22.g3 Cf6 23.Rg2 Da8 24.Ce5 c5 5.Ag5 h6 6.Ah4 dxc4 7.e4 g5 8.Ag3 b5 Vladímir Akopián y Gabriel Sargissian. 25.b6 c4 26.Dd1 Ta5 27.Tb5 Da6 28.g4 9.Ae2 Ab7 10.h4 g4 11.Ce5 h5 12.0-0 En 2001, ganó el Torneo de Dubái. En Txb5 29.Cxb5 Dxb6 30.Cc3 Da5 31.g5 Cbd7 13.Dc2 Cxe5 14.Axe5 Ag7 2004, se impuso en la primera edición Axe5 32.dxe5 Ce4 33.Cb5 Da2 34.De1 15.Tad1 0-0 16.f3 Ch7 17.Axg7 Rxg7 del Torneo Karabakh, jugado en Stepa- Txe5 35.h4 Tf5 0-1 18.fxg4 Dxh4 19.gxh5 Cg5 20.Af3 f5 nakert, que nació en honor al legenda- 21.d5 fxe4 22.dxe6 exf3 23.e7 Tf6 rio campeón mundial Tigran Petrosian. S. Vijayalakshmi- Karen Asrian [D35] 24.Td8 Ch3+ 25.gxh3 Dg3+ 26.Rh1 Formó parte, con Aronian, Akopian, Linares, 1999 Dxh3+ 27.Rg1 Dg3+ 28.Rh1 c5 Lputian, Sargissian y Minasian, del 29.e8C+ Rf8 30.Cxf6+ Txd8 31.Cce4 equipo armenio de ajedrez que ganó el 1.c4 e6 2.Cc3 d5 3.d4 Cf6 4.cxd5 exd5 Axe4 32.Cxe4 Dh3+ 33.Rg1 Re7 oro en la Olimpíadas de ajedrez de 5.Ag5 Ae7 6.e3 c6 7.Ad3 Cbd7 8.Cf3 0- 34.Te1 Tg8+ 35.Cg5+ Rf6 36.Dc3+ 2006 en Turín, por delante de China y 0 9.Dc2 Te8 10.0-0 Cf8 11.Tab1 a5 Rxg5 37.Te5+ Rf4+ 38.Rf2 Dh2+ 0-1 EE. UU. Obtuvo el Campeonato de Armenia de 12.Ca4 g6 13.Ce5 C6d7 14.Axe7 Txe7 ajedrez en 2007, tras ganar por 2-0 el 15.Cxd7 Cxd7 16.Tbe1 Cf6 17.f3 Ae6 Karen Asrian - Arman Pashikian desempate ante Tigran Kotanjian. Este 18.b3 Dd6 19.Dc5 Dc7 20.Cb6 Tae8 [C65] Yerevan, .2006 67º campeonato se jugó en Ereván del 21.Ab1 Af5 22.Axf5 gxf5 23.Te2 Txe3 24.Txe3 Txe3 25.Dxa5 Te2 26.Tf2 Txf2 1.e4 e5 2.Cf3 Cc6 3.Ab5 Cf6 4.d3 Ac5 16 al 26 de enero de 2007. 27.Rxf2 Df4 28.Cc8 Rg7 29.Db4 c5 5.c3 0-0 6.Ag5 Te8 7.Cbd2 h6 8.Ah4 También ganó la edición 68º en enero 30.g3 Cg4+ 31.Rg2 De3 0-1 Ae7 9.0-0 d6 10.a4 a6 11.Ac4 Ch5 del 2008, en Ereván, empatando en 8 12.Ag3 g6 13.h3 Tf8 14.Ah2 Ag5 puntos con Artashes Minasian y ganan- Karen Asrian - Dominik Pedzich 15.Cxg5 hxg5 16.Te1 Rg7 17.Cf1 Cf4 do el desempate. En ese torneo no [C99] Ubeda, 1999 18.Ce3 Th8 19.d4 Axh3 20.gxh3 Cxh3+ jugaron los dos mejores jugadores de 21.Rf1 Cf4 22.Axf4 gxf4 23.Df3 Dd7 Armenia, Aronian y Sargissian, dado 1.e4 e5 2.Cf3 Cc6 3.Ab5 a6 4.Aa4 Cf6 24.dxe5 Th4 25.e6 fxe6 26.Cg4 e5 que disputaban el Torneo Corus. 5.0-0 Ae7 6.Te1 b5 7.Ab3 d6 8.c3 0-0 27.Ae2 Cd8 28.Rg2 Cf7 29.Th1 Tah8 Asrian ganó 3 títulos del Campeonato 9.h3 Ca5 10.Ac2 c5 11.d4 Dc7 12.Cbd2 30.Txh4 Txh4 31.Th1 Cg5 32.Txh4 Cxf3 de Armenia en 1999, 2007 y 2008. cxd4 13.cxd4 Td8 14.b3 exd4 15.Ab2 33.Th7+ Rxh7 34.Cf6+ Rg7 35.Cxd7 Cc6 16.Cxd4 Cxd4 17.Axd4 Ae6 18.Tc1 Cg5 36.c4 Rf7 37.c5 Re7 38.c6 b6 Karen Asrian (2515) - Xu Jun (2505) Da5 19.Ab1 d5 20.e5 Ce4 21.Cf1 Tac8 39.Axa6 f3+ 40.Rg3 Cxe4+ 41.Rxf3 d5 [B84] Linares, 1998 42.Cxe5 1-0 1735 30.e4 , habria una amplia compen- LEONTXO COMENTA sación)] 26.h4 Rf8? (por logic o que resulte sacar al rey “A MAXIME LE GUSTA BILBAO” del bombardeo, la partida demues- tra que el plan es erróneo; en todo M. Vachier-Lagrave - Isán Ortiz caso, no es fácil encontrar una Apertura Española (B51) C. Mun- buena solución a los problemas de do. Tromso (Noruega), 15.08.2013 las negras) 27.Dg3! Re8 28.Df4 Df8 (diagra- Organizar la Final de Maestros de ma) Bilbao este año es más difícil que nunca, por la crisis y por la abusiva 34.fxe6!! Axf2+ 35.Tfxf2 Dh4 política de la Federacion Interna- 36.e7+ Rh7 37.Cf6+ Rh6 38.Af7 g5 cional (FIDE), que monta un Cam- 39.Ag3 , y Ortiz se rindio ante peonato del Mundo cada año, ade- Th2. 1-0 mas de los seis torneos bienales ………………………………………… que componen su Gran Premio, bombardeando el calendario, sin “CLARIVIDENCIA DE KRAMNIK” respeto alguno a los organizadores de los torneos clásicos. Aún así, V. Krámnik - D. Fridman cuatro primeros espadas disputarán Apertura Inglesa (A14) XLI Dort- la sexta edición del 7 al 12 de octu- mund (Alemania), 01.08.2013 bre en el Mercado del Ensanche: Aronian, Mamediarov, Adams y 29.Cd5!! exd5 30.Axf6 Ce5 Entre las joyas producidas durante Vachier-Lagrave. Éste, bicampeón [(si 30...Cxf6 31.Cxf6+ Re7 32.De5# el verano, que iremos publicando de España por equipos con el Ses- mate)] en las próximas semanas (combi- tao Naturgas, produjo esta joyita el 33.Cf6+ Rc7 34.Da1! , y Fridman nadas con las partidas de máxima mes pasado: se rindió porque tras 34...Dxg7 actualidad) hay varias de Kramnik. 1.e4 c5 2.Cf3 Cc6 3.Ab5 d6 4.0-0 seguiria 35.Cxd5+ , ganando la Por ejemplo: Ad7 5.Te1 Cf6 6.h3 a6 7.Af1 e5 dama. 1-0 1.c4 e6 2.Cf3 d5 3.b3 Cf6 4.g3 Ae7 8.c3 Ae7 9.d4 Dc7 10.d5 Cd8 5.Ag2 0-0 6.0-0 c5 7.Ab2 Cc6 8.e3 11.a4 b6 12.Ca3 0-0 13.Ad3 Cb7 “YU CAMPEON MUNDIALSUB20” b6 9.Cc3 dxc4 10.bxc4 Dd3 14.Ch2 Ca5 15.c4 Tfe8 16.f4 exf4 11.Ce1 Dd7 12.De2 Ab7 13.f4 Tfd8 17.Axf4 g6 18.Cf3 Ch5 19.Ah2 Af6 Yangyi Yu - S. Salem 14.Td1 Cb4 15.d3 Axg2 16.Cxg2 (a primera vista, las negras no Apertura Escocesa (C45) Mundial a6 17.a3 Cc6 están mal: el Af6 es excelente, sub 20. Kocaeli 16.09.2013 (a partir de un planteamiento hi- pueden romper en b5 y tienen permoderno -el centro se presiona presión en e4; pero les falta un Yangyi Yu, campeón del mundo sub primero desde lejos con piezas, y caballo que bloquee en e5, y eso 20, ya exhibió su gran talento en el sólo después se ocupa con peones- puede ser fundamental) último abierto de Gibraltar.
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