Youth World Champions at First Saturday Budapest GM event Print
Monday, 18 November 2013 07:23

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U12 and U14 World Champions (2012 Maribor, SLO) Sevian Samuel (12, USA) and Troff Kayden (15, USA) are both supported by the Kasparov Chess Foundation and the St.Louis Chess Club. 

Sevian
U12 World Champion IM SEVIAN, Samuel (USA)

Troff
U 14 World Champion IM TROFF, Kayden (USA)

They have twice a three days training course with World Champion Garry Kasparov every year while their regular training is directed by GM and FIDE Senior Trainer Alexander Chernin (HUN). Since winning their gold medals Sam collected a silver at the US Youth Ch. while Kayden finished Nr.6 tied at the USA Ch. of adults.
Kayden has already got two GM norms while Sam achieved his fourth IM norm overstepping the 2400 Rating requirement in Budapest just now. Their success has come, not for the first time, by the assistance of GM Alaxander Chernin and GM Gabor Kallai (HUN). Another great test is coming for them from 16th November since they both start at the Great Hopes GM also in Budapest that is organized by the KCF under the management of GM Gabor Kallai.
The First Saturday event has been an important station towards greater success for the two Youth World Champions like it had been for Magnus Carlsen, Teimur Radjabov, Hou Yifan, and for numerous other players who became top GM-s later.

The winner of the GM Section IM Matsenko Sergei (RUS) was only half a point away of the GM norm.

Matsenko
IM MATSENKO, Sergei (RUS)

His great finish came just a little late. His mature play both tactically and strategically, will bring its fruit sooner or later. He came to Budapest with his younger brother from as far as Tseljabinsk which is at the foot of the Ural mountain.
Nobody could achieve GM norm this time because of the balanced level of players but Englert Fabian (GER) performed his first IM norm.

Englert
ENGLERT, Fabian /GER/

His coach is GM Khenkin Igor (GER).

The new Indonesian star Sean Winshand Cuhendi who celebrated his 16th birthday far away from home, defeated two GM-s and a dream of him was fulfilled since it was the first time to win against a GM.

Sean
FM SEAN, Winshand Cuhendi (INA) - right 

Final Ranking of First Saturday GM Nov 2013

Rk.

 

Name

Rtg

FED

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Pts.

 TB1 

rtg+/-

1

IM

Matsenko Sergei

2454

RUS

*

½

1

0

½

½

1

1

1

1

6.5

26.25

14.8

2

FM

Sevian Samuel

2384

USA

½

*

½

0

1

1

0

1

½

1

5.5

23.25

21.6

3

IM

Troff Kayden W

2457

USA

0

½

*

1

½

1

0

1

½

1

5.5

22.00

4.6

4

GM

Dobrov Vladimir

2528

RUS

1

1

0

*

0

1

½

0

½

+

5.0

25.00

-13.1

5

 

Englert Fabian

2282

GER

½

0

½

1

*

0

½

1

1

½

5.0

20.00

34.0

6

 

Vavulin Maksim

2405

RUS

½

0

0

0

1

*

½

1

1

1

5.0

19.00

6.5

7

GM

Farago Ivan

2479

HUN

0

1

1

½

½

½

*

0

½

½

4.5

20.75

-8.2

8

FM

Sean Winshand Cuhendi

2317

INA

0

0

0

1

0

0

1

*

½

1

3.5

12.75

4.7

9

GM

Czebe Attila

2458

HUN

0

½

½

½

0

0

½

½

*

0

2.5

11.75

-25.5

10

IM

Arngrimsson Dagur

2397

ISL

0

0

0

-

½

0

½

0

1

*

2.0

7.25

-19.3


The IM section this month was to hard a nut to crack for the candidates. IM To Nhat Minh (HUN) played with shining his excellent tactical skills and won a lot of games.

Nhat
IM TO, Nhat Minh /HUN/

The youngest player of the group Golubov Savely (13 RUS) missed the IM norm only with one point but he won the Hotel MEDOSZ Budapest Rapid Open the day before start. FM Kantor Gergely (14, HUN) showed up the greatest fighting spirit and exemplary sportsmanship winning six but losing five coming up after a disaster during the first five rounds.

Final Ranking of First Saturday IM Nov 2013

Rk.

 

Name

Rtg

FED

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

Pts.

 TB1 

rtg+/-

1

IM

To Nhat Minh

2334

HUN

*

0

0

1

1

1

1

½

½

1

1

1

8.0

39.50

17.0

2

 

Golubov Saveliy

2282

RUS

1

*

½

0

½

1

½

½

½

½

1

1

7.0

36.75

23.3

3

IM

Szeberenyi Adam

2314

HUN

1

½

*

0

½

0

½

+

1

1

1

0

6.5

35.75

0.1

4

FM

Kantor Gergely

2322

HUN

0

1

1

*

0

1

1

0

1

0

1

0

6.0

33.00

-1.2

5

WIM

Nguyen Thi Mai Hung

2204

VIE

0

½

½

1

*

½

½

1

½

0

½

1

6.0

31.50

27.5

6

IM

Kozlitin Oleg

2314

RUS

0

0

1

0

½

*

½

1

1

½

1

½

6.0

29.75

0.5

7

 

Matsenko Andrei

2269

RUS

0

½

½

0

½

½

*

1

0

1

½

1

5.5

27.25

4.2

8

 

Rudakov Aleksandr

2340

RUS

½

½

-

1

0

0

0

*

½

1

1

1

5.5

26.50

-5.4

9

IM

Kislik Erik Andrew

2376

USA

½

½

0

0

½

0

1

½

*

1

½

½

5.0

26.25

-19.8

10

FM

Lyell Mark

2274

ENG

0

½

0

1

1

½

0

0

0

*

0

1

4.0

21.50

-19.6

11

 

Kozak Adam

2163

HUN

0

0

0

0

½

0

½

0

½

1

*

1

3.5

15.25

-0.8

12

 

Balint Vilmos

2232

HUN

0

0

1

1

0

½

0

0

½

0

0

*

3.0

17.50

-24.6


There were two FM sections too. The brightest spot of these was a nine year old little boy Karacsonyi Gellert (HUN) winning almost all his games against experienced adult opponents.

Gellert
KARÁCSONYI, Gellért /HUN/

He is coached by IM Krizsany Laszlo (HUN) and by FM Korpics Zsolt (HUN) who are running a popular and successful chess school in Budapest for children called Sakksarok (Chess-Corner).

The Hotel MEDOSZ Budapest as always, has been an excellent host for the tournament and it gives home also for the Great Hopes GM tournament coming soon.

Tournamnet Hall
Tournament hall, 2013 November

Group photo
Group photo, Budapest, 2013 November

The next First Saturday events are scheduled at 7-17th December with the Hotel MEDOSZ Budapest Rapid open a day before. 


More info with all the games, photos and archive available at: www.firstsaturday.hu

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Photos by: Szabo Miklos and Nagy Laszlo


Written by: IM Miklos Orso International Arbiter

 
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