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ICSC World Champion won First Saturday Budapest March event
An extremely strong IM group came together to Budapest this month with 9 title holders. ICSC World Champion Klasan Vladimir (SRB) displayed his brilliant tactical skills. Winning the ICSC world Champion Title in Almaty (KAZ) 2012 granted him IM Title and we could see really high level chess from him. In the absence of GM tournament this month he undertook playing in the IM group and again, he presented modest and humble attitude to the game putting up hardest self-discipline when needed.
IM KLASAN, Vladimir (SRB) ICSC World Champion
It was the second time for Gaehwiler Gabriel (SUI) when he was only one game away from IM norm is Budapest. He needed a win in the last round but former U8 European Champion (now still only 12) Krstulovic Alex (HUN), who showed a great form in the second part of the event, stopped him with accurate defending play.
GAEHWILER Gabriel (SUI)
Havanecz Bianka (HUN) silver medalist of the HUN National Championship in 2015 had good chances for WGM norm but losing a sharp game against the World Champion set her back.
WIM HAVANECZ, Bianka (HUN)
Persson Mats (SWE) the only untitled player presented mature play. He could have deserved IM norm but had to content himself with a bronze medal because of the field so balanced.
WFM TERBE, Julianna (HUN)
First Saturday IM 5-14th March 2016 Budapest Final Ranking
Rk.
|
|
Name
|
sex
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FED
|
RtgI
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Pts.
|
TB1
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Rp
|
n
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w
|
we
|
w-we
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K
|
rtg+/-
|
1
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IM
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Klasan Vladimir
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SRB
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2415
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6,5
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29,75
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2383
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8
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5,5
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5,80
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-0,30
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10
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-3,0
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2
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FM
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Gaehwiler Gabriel
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SUI
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2342
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6,5
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26,50
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2418
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9
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6,5
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5,59
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0,91
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20
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18,2
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3
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Persson Mats
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SWE
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2269
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6,0
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25,00
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2385
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9
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6
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4,63
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1,37
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20
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27,4
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4
|
WIM
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Havanecz Bianka
|
w
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HUN
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2222
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4,5
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18,00
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2265
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9
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4,5
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3,97
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0,53
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20
|
10,6
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IM
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Szalanczy Emil
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HUN
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2258
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4,5
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18,00
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2261
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9
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4,5
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4,44
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0,06
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10
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0,6
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6
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FM
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Krstulovic Alex
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HUN
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2315
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4,0
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17,75
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2212
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9
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4
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5,23
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-1,23
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20
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-24,6
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7
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WFM
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Terbe Julianna
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w
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HUN
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2183
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4,0
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13,75
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2227
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9
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4
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3,47
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0,53
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20
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10,6
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8
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FM
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Lyell Mark
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ENG
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2167
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3,5
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16,00
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2191
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9
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3,5
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3,26
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0,24
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20
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4,8
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9
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IM
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Banas Jan
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SVK
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2262
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3,0
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14,00
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2155
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8
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3
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4,24
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-1,24
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10
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-12,4
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10
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FM
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Bakin Alexander
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RUS
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2176
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2,5
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10,00
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2104
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9
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2,5
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3,37
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-0,87
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20
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-17,4
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The FM group was also an interesting, colorful international competition. The highest rated player Fodor Peter (HUN) showed extreme inventiveness in difficult endgames that helped him to victory. 13 years old Payeken Jakob Leon (GER) took all his games as a source of joy and so he was playing in combinative style. He was a bright spot of the event also with his open, friendly to all character.
PAJEKEN, Jakob Leon (GER)
The bronze medalist Barasiant Mariana (MDA) gave nice middle game chess lessons to most of his experienced male opponents.
BARASIANT, Mariana (MDA)
The only representative of Asia was an university pupil of Tehran, Afshar Niusha (IRI), who had been National Champion of Iran in several age groups. Supported by her parents only, she came to a month chess visit to Hungary. Her dream of becoming a WGM one day seems to be a real goal since she is gifted with original unique tactical style. She needs to improve first of all in endgame skills to be even more successful.
AFSHAR, Niusha (IRI)
First Saturday FM March 2016 Final Ranking
Rk.
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Name
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sex
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FED
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RtgI
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Pts.
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TB1
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Rp
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n
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w
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we
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w-we
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K
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rtg+/-
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1
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Fodor Peter
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HUN
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2029
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8,0
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32,50
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2290
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9
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8
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5,58
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2,42
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20
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48,4
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2
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Pajeken Jakob Leon
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GER
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2025
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6,5
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24,50
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2106
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9
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6,5
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5,51
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0,99
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40
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39,6
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3
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Barasiant Mariana
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w
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MDA
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1943
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6,0
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20,00
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2074
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9
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6
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4,43
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1,57
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20
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31,4
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4
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Afshar Niusha
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w
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IRI
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1937
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5,0
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19,25
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1992
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9
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5
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4,34
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0,66
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20
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13,2
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5
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Steer Jozsef
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HUN
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1801
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4,5
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18,00
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1914
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8
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3,5
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2,37
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1,13
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20
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22,6
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6
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Laszlo Zoltan
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HUN
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2009
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4,0
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19,75
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1898
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9
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4
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5,32
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-1,32
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20
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-26,4
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7
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Pesola Jyrki
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FIN
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1944
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3,0
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10,75
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1824
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9
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3
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4,44
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-1,44
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20
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-28,8
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8
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Kaibinger Karoly
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HUN
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1908
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3,0
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9,00
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1751
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8
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2
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3,62
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-1,62
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20
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-32,4
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9
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Egeto Janos-Lehel
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ROU
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2026
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2,5
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9,25
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1862
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7
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2,5
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4,08
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-1,58
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20
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-31,6
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10
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Bensaid Simon
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FRA
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1860
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2,5
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8,75
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1792
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9
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2,5
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3,31
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-0,81
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20
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-16,2
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The Development Group again was an amazing clash of generations. FIDE-ratings proved to be reliable in this group too since Shulcz Istvan (HUN) proved to be a chess professor in this group. His appearance may really remind anyone to an abstracted professor. 11 years old Fodor Kornel (HUN) developed the most with 50 FIDE points won. His trainer IM Janos Szabolcs (HUN) can be proud of him and can be a smith of further development. The youngest player Golubtsov Gordey (8, RUS) credited too much respect to his adult opponents and was satisfied with draws having a piece up. He can make a spectacular progress soon with a little more courage to play on to the end.
First Saturday March 2016 Development Group Final Ranking
Rk.
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Name
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FED
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RtgI
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Pts.
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TB1
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TB2
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Rp
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n
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w
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we
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w-we
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K
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rtg+/-
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1
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Sulcz Istvan
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HUN
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1835
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6,5
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27,75
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0,0
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1813
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9
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6,5
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6,62
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-0,12
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20
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-2,4
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2
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Fodor Kornel
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HUN
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1687
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6,0
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23,75
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0,0
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1789
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9
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6
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4,76
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1,24
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40
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49,6
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3
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Bacsi Andras
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HUN
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1721
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5,5
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22,25
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0,0
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1740
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9
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5,5
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5,23
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0,27
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20
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5,4
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4
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Brassoi-Tarnovszki Aurel
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HUN
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1555
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5,0
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20,50
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0,0
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1721
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9
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5
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3,06
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1,94
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20
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38,8
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5
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Nemeth Otto
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HUN
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1627
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4,0
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17,75
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1,0
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1627
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9
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4
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3,98
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0,02
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20
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0,4
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6
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Szlenka Attila
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HUN
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1774
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4,0
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17,75
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0,0
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1611
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9
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4
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5,89
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-1,89
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20
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-37,8
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7
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Palinkas Ervin
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HUN
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1582
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4,0
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16,75
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0,0
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1632
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9
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4
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3,41
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0,59
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20
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11,8
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8
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Szurkos Andras
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HUN
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1680
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4,0
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16,50
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0,0
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1622
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9
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4
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4,66
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-0,66
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20
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-13,2
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9
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Papanastasiou Nektarios
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GRE
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1715
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4,0
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16,00
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0,0
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1618
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9
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4
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5,14
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-1,14
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20
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-22,8
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10
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Golubtsov Gordey
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RUS
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1485
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2,0
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8,50
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0,0
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1466
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9
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2
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2,25
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-0,25
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40
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-10,0
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The Hotel MEDOSZ Rapid Open one day prior to the main event went on with 21 players. The winner, Nomin-Erdene Davaademberel (MGL) who is having WGM and IM title of men too, proved that she is also strong also in this category of chess. Pajeken Jakob Leon (GER) profited the most of the event with +70 FIDE Rapid Rating points.
Hotel MEDOSZ Rapid Open March 2016 Final Ranking
Rk.
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Name
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sex
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FED
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Rtg
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Pts.
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TB1
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TB2
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n
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w
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we
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w-we
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K
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rtg+/-
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1
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IM
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Nomin-Erdene Davaademberel
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w
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MGL
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2193
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5,5
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28,5
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22,0
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7
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5,5
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4,43
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1,07
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20
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21,4
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2
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IM
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Paschall William M.
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USA
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2369
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5,0
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31,5
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22,0
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7
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5
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5,47
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-0,47
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20
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-9,4
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3
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Balint Vilmos
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HUN
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2198
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5,0
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30,0
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25,0
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7
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5
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4,30
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0,70
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20
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14,0
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4
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IM
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Szalanczy Emil
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HUN
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2252
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5,0
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25,5
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22,0
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7
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5
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4,87
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0,13
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20
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2,6
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5
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Pajeken Jakob Leon
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GER
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1752
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5,0
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23,5
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18,0
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7
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5
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1,52
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3,48
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20
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69,6
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6
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FM
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Schmikli Laszlo
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HUN
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2273
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4,5
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31,5
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20,0
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7
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4,5
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4,42
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0,08
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20
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1,6
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7
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Davaademberel Purevdorj
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MGL
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1888
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4,5
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24,0
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14,5
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7
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4,5
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3,05
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1,45
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20
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29,0
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8
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Ritter Gabor Dr.
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HUN
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1990
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4,0
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27,0
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16,5
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7
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4
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3,27
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0,73
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20
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14,6
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9
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Furedi Erik
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HUN
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2039
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4,0
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26,0
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13,0
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7
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4
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4,49
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-0,49
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20
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-9,8
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10
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FM
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Bakin Alexander
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RUS
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2161
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4,0
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24,0
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15,0
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7
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4
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5,19
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-1,19
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20
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-23,8
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11
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CM
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Bors Sandor
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HUN
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2047
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4,0
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23,0
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14,5
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7
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4
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3,80
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0,20
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20
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4,0
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12
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Purak Zoltan
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HUN
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1842
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3,5
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23,0
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11,5
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6
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2,5
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2,42
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0,08
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40
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3,2
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13
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Ongut Tamas Gunes
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HUN
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1582
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3,0
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29,0
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15,0
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7
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3
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0,77
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2,23
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20
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44,6
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14
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Kaufmann Attila
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HUN
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1952
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3,0
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24,0
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13,0
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7
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3
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4,42
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-1,42
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20
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-28,4
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15
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Szlenka Attila
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HUN
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1799
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3,0
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23,0
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12,5
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6
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2
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2,65
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-0,65
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20
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-13,0
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16
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Botlik Bela
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HUN
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1959
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3,0
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23,0
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9,0
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6
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2
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3,14
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-1,14
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20
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-22,8
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17
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Kurics Laszlo
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HUN
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1968
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3,0
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21,5
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10,0
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6
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2
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3,52
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-1,52
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20
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-30,4
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18
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Csefalvay Stefan
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SVK
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1808
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3,0
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17,0
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12,5
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7
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3
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3,81
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-0,81
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20
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-16,2
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19
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Furesz Jozsef
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HUN
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1893
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2,0
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22,5
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7,0
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6
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1
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2,58
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-1,58
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20
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-31,6
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20
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Golubtsov Gordey
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RUS
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1485
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2,0
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18,5
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8,0
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6
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1
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1,38
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-0,38
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40
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-15,2
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21
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Korbacska Daniel
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HUN
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1112
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1,0
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19,0
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7,0
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6
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0
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0,50
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-0,50
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40
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-20,0
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Traditional group photo or the participants (March 2016)
The next First Saturday organizations are: the Budapest Spring 2016 Hotel MEDOSZ Open
Info: http://chess-results.com/Tnr204060.aspx?lan=1
Scheduled to 18-27th March, followed by the next First Saturday tournaments scheduled to 2-12th April 2016 with the Hotel MEDOSZ Budapest Rapid open the day before the main events on 01st April Friday.
More info with all the games, photos and archive available at: www.firstsaturday.hu
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Photos by: Kristof Somogyi and Nagy Laszlo
Written by: IM Miklos Orso Chief Arbiter
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