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Chess League Vallecaucana: Pan American Youth Chess 2011 Capablanca Chess Memorial

More than 500 chess players in the Pan American Chess Cali

By: Farid Barbosa / President Vallecaucana Chess League.

least 500 chess players from 30 countries will come to Cali to participate in the Pan-American Youth to be held between 2 and 9 July at the Coliseo Evangelista Mora.

Brazil went ahead and confirmed its participation, while other nations such as Canada, USA, Mexico, Guatemala, Panama, Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, Ecuador, Peru, Argentina, Chile, Uruguay and Bolivia announces the arrival of the best boards for engagement Continental.

The championship will be contested in sub categories. 8 / Sub.10 / Sub. 12 / Sub.14 / Sub.16 and Sub. 18 ; given to the absolute and female champions in all categories, rights of participation in the World Youth to be held in Caldas Novas - Brazil from 17 to 27 November this year.

Champions also acquire FIDE Master title at the tournament Absolute and Women's FIDE Master in the women's tournament, the Champions Categories Under 16 and Under 18 acquire a Standard International Master of 9 games in the tournament Absolute and standard in the Women's International Master.

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2011 Candidates Duel

Quang Vietnamese leader in solo Capablanca

By Raúl Rodríguez Havana, May 19 (Prensa Latina Latina) The Vietnamese Le Quang Liem alone remained as leader of the Elite Group Capablanca Chess Memorial, where local hero Leinier Dominguez hit his first triumph the height of the eighth round.

victory over host

Lázaro Bruzón in 47 moves of a Slav defense ratified the Asian undefeated, who leads a three-fan unit. One , Ukrainian Vassily Ivanchuk , defeated white figures another member of this triad, Russian Dmitry

Andreikin

after 50 moves of a King's Indian defense. The other guard pointer, David Navara of Czech

lost to the Cuban

Domínguez, who cheered his followers especially the use of an India de Rey latest additions to its repertoire. Leinier

amounted to 3.5 and stripes, only ahead of

Bruzón , owner just 1.5. The Premier Group, Peru's Emilio Cordova

fast negotiated with local boards

Omar Almeida and head up to 5.5 points, level with Canadian Mark Bluvshtein winner before the Cuban

Ermes Espinosa.

Solitaire at the top of the Open I spent the Cuban Lazaro Luis Agüero with 6.5 units completed the initial the armistice with Germany's Thomas Luthe. Source: Radio Habana Cuba

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Challenges The Final Candidate 1: draw after a hard-fought game

has started the last phase of the Candidate Challenges , that will determine who will challenge Anand for the world title year Next, Grischuk and Gelfand. In the first game of the finals played a Queen's Gambit declined, playing with white Alexander Grischuk, Boris Gelfand with black. After 1.de4, Boris defended the Queen's Gambit. In the variant with 5.Af4, Grischuk reached a slight lead. In the end, Boris Gelfand neutralized position, playing very careful. On move 49 the game ended in a draw. The final of the Candidates' Dueling is a total of 6 games at a slow pace (and possible tiebreak and then in the case of a tie). The first game of the final

The first game of the final

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Grischuk Alexander (2747) - Gelfand, Boris (2733) [D37] WCh Candidates

2011 - Finals Kazan, Russia (3.1), 19.05.2011

[Ramirez, Alejandro]

1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3 . Nf3 d5 4.Nc3 Be7 0-0 5.Af4 6.Tc1

then not the most common. 6 ... c5 8.e3 Nc6 9.a3 7.dxc5 Bxc5 10.exd4 Nxd4 11.b4 d4 Nxf3 + 12.Dxf3 Bd4 e5 13.Cb5 14.Ag5

14 ... Re8.

This is the first independent movement of the game. Gelfand spent half an hour thinking, but just was not the most precise movement. 14 ... e4 h6 15.Dg3? (15 ... Nh5! 16.Dh4 Bf6 = is more or less the same and with many possibilities) 16.Td1 hxg5 17.Txd4 + / - was Nielsen - Beliavsky (2004). At the time, the player of the white pieces won. 15.Axf6 e4. This is the question qui Re8. Of course, Gelfand does not want to stay with weak pawns. In any case, after a long exchange of pieces, White seems to get a small but annoying advantage.

16.Axd8 exf3 + 17.Rd2 + Rxd8 18.Cxd4 Rxd4 White has two interesting alternatives to hand. Grischuk spent over half an hour, spinning. Although he played in the game was the most natural movement, it is possible that another option would have been stronger. 19.Rc3 . Th4 20.Axg2 fxg2 21.Thd1 19.Re3 Be6 23.Rf3 Re8 22.Axb7! and it seems that Black uncoordinated. In any case, the difference with the other line is tiny. 19 ... fxg2 20.Axg2

It is raising the curtain of fog, and after many exchanges of parts, is Obviously, White can only be an advantage. With its dominance of pawns on the queenside, White has more problems a chance to create a passed pawn. Besides his strong bishop on g2 is putting much pressure on the b7 pawn, which is temporarily locking up the black pieces. Gelfand has to play very careful during the movements to not get into a desperate position. 20 ... Kg4

! Black in a hurry to get his bishop. 21.Thd1 22.Axb7 Rxc4 + Be6 23.Rb2 Rd8 Txc1 24.Txc1. Black has played the most accurate way possible, but still far from safe. Grischuk is about to create a powerful passed pawn on the queenside. The plan is simple: push the two pawns to a5 and b5, respectively, after sacrificing to b6, to open the way to the pawn "a".

Kf8 25.Rc3 Ke7 27.a4 26.b5 28.a5 Kd8 29.b6 TD6

29 ... Bc8! Just in time. Any other move would have led to a desperate situation. 29 ... axb6? Rc7 30.a6 Kd8 31.Ta1 32.Ag2 and pawn "a" would cost at least a part to play for Black. 30.Axc8. 30.Ag2? does not work because the bishop on c8 now controlling 30 ... a6 and black axb6 simply have an extra pawn.]

Rxc8 30 ... Rb8 31.Rb4 + 33.Tc8 32.bxa7 Ra8 + + + RA6 34.Tc7 Rxa7 35.Txf7. White has managed to win a pawn and has a passed pawn on the queenside. But it also has its price. The main problem is that white women have exchanged too many laborers and those who remain on the board are either weak (f2, h2) or are blocked "a5). The only hope for White is to create a passed pawn on the side King, moving in time to the king to that side, but Gelfand shows an impeccable defensive technique. 36.h3 35 ... TG6 Tg2 tg3 37.f4 38.f5

38 ... h5! The easiest. Black pawn push the "h" as a red herring. TG4 39.h4 + 40.Rc5 Txh4 41.Txg7 Rf4

42.Tg6 + 42.Tg5 Tf2 44.Rd5 h4 45.Re6 43.Th5 h2 h3 46. f6 is similar to what happened in the game really, except that White still have the a5 pawn. This is useless and the game remains a draw. Rxa5 43.Tg5 42 ... h4 46.f6 h2 44.Th5 45.Rd6 h3 47.Re6 + Kb6 Tf2. In this position, the tower is strong enough to prevent the further advance white. 48.f7

Te2 + 49.Rf6 signed And because Black tables will continue to give checkmate the white king, whose only safe place is f8, which blocked his own pawn. Tables.

The results (final, first game)

2011 in Kazan

Country Elo P1 R1 R4 Lightning Everything. Perf P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 R2 R3 Boris Gelfand ISR 2733 ½ 0.5 Alexander Grischuk RUS 2747 ½ 0.5 Candidate Challenges

All games of the 2011 Candidate Challenges Normal

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The tournament organizers are informed is vital that the sending of the official list of attendees, as according to the order of arrival of the lists from each participating country will be the selection of hotels for each delegation.

The tournament organizers reported that a seminar was delivered arbitration during the event, supported by FIDE, in which the rule will FIDE arbiter. The seminar will be taught by Mexican International Referee JOSE MARTINEZ.

The Colombian Federation of chess and the organization of the Pan American chess tournament 2011, reiterates the following invitation: the participation of 12 athletes extras of a league, the Chairman may be entitled to transportation (air or ground), accommodation and food during the event and attend a training course for sports administrators to be held during the tournament.

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organization the tournament will have for all athletes and guests a shuttle service from each hotel to the venue of the powers

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The organization Tournament reports that the penalty for not staying in the official tournament hotels will be charged to all attendees.

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The tournament organizers are informed that all chosen as official hotels are high class and are located near the venue of the tournament (Coliseo Evangelista Mora), are also reiterates that each hotel will transport all those attending the tournament according to the schedule of the competitions.

IS THE GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT IN WHICH 18 COUNTRIES HAVE ALREADY CONFIRMED

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Three cakes in the oven

Navara

alkaline

Nzo atop the Vietnamese GM Le Quang Liem and Dmitry Andreikin world junior champion, who had negotiated tables in the first table. Meanwhile, Bruzón sank deeper in the basement in one of the worst tournament of his career.

Luis López Viera

luislopez@juventudrebelde.cu

The victory of the Grand Master (GM) Czech David Navara (2702) on the Cuban GM Lázaro Bruzón (2693) has warmed over the group Elite Capablanca Chess Memorial, located in the hotel Habana Riviera. It was a nice game, which exceeded five hours and ended with the triumph of the black pieces in 82 moves.
So Navara reached at the top to the Vietnamese GM Le Quang Liem (2687) and world junior champion Dmitry Andreikin (2687), who had negotiated tables in the first table. Meanwhile, Bruzón sank deeper in the basement in one of the worst tournament of his career. For its part, GM Güines Leinier Domínguez (2726) made peace in 39 moves with the sun Ukrainian Vassily Ivanchuk (2776). Neither has been "fine" in the Capablanca and many of us expected this result. Today
Navara-Leinier play, Ivanchuk, and Le Quang Liem Andreikin-Bruzón.

In the first round, stopped the Russian Andreikin Ivanchuk with black pieces and Le Quang Liem did the same against Bruzón. Eye, because history can repeat itself.

up the standings as follows: 1-3. Andreikin, Le Quang Liem and Navara (4.5 points), 4. Ivanchuk (3.5), 5. Leinier (2.5), 6. Bruzón (1.5).

The Premier Group was alone in the GM tip Peruvian Emilio Córdova (2561), who beat Pinar del Rio GM Fidel Corrales (2586). There were also some airy two in the rear: the runner Cuba, Isam Ortiz (2569), and the Mexican GM Manuel Leon Hoyos (2562). Now

Córdova has five units. His bodyguards are the Canadian GM Mark Bluvshtein (2589) and Cuban GM Aramis Alvarez (2538), both with 4.5.

was 3.5 points in Corrales, who shares the floor with the monarch Yuniesky Quesada (2626). Then a quartet with three units: Ortiz, Leon Hoyos, GM Vocaturo Italian Daniele (2540) and FIDE Master Creole Ermes Espinosa (2467).

capital

GM Omar Almeida (2555), who has two losses in line, close the table with just two points.

Finally, I sent the open group with six stripes Cuban International Master Luis Lázaro Agüero (2420), followed by a half step by his counterpart Camilo Gómez (2516).

Indeed, in the Open II there are two leaders with six points. These are Cubans Kevel Oliva Castañeda (2265) and Jorge Núñez Asencio (2248). Yanira

great teacher is

The Matanzas Yanira Vigoa Apecheche (2279), Pan American champion in 2010, has just officially become the seventh Grand Master of Cuba. Six months after his victory in the tournament, held in Sao Paulo, Brazil, the International Chess Federation (FIDE) has confirmed its title.

also be endorsed International Master title for Pinar del Rio Zenia Corrales (2182) and the FIDE Master for capital's young Greisy Lamb (2116).

Source: www.juventudrebelde.cu

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XLVI International

Capablanca Memorial 2011: Le Quang Liem and lead Andreikin

After six rounds in the International Tournament XLVI Capablanca in Memoriam 2011, Le Quang Liem and lead Dmitry Andreikin, with 4 points. In the fourth round, the top seed, Vassily Ivanchuk, suffered a defeat of a mystery, while GM Le Quang Liem survived a long GM David Navara attack in the same round, which ended in a draw to the exotic. Let's review what happened and take a closer look at the Elite group classification

The Capablanca in Memoriam XLVI 2011 is being held between 10 and 21 May in Havana, Cuba.
The main event is the Elite group, a strong closed-ifs tournament players, double round of league system, with Vassily Ivanchuk, Leinier Dominguez Perez, David Navara, Lazaro Bruzon, Dmitry Andreikin and Le Quang Liem. In parallel Premier tournaments are played, Open Open A and B. The time control is 90 minutes for the first 40 moves and then 30 minutes for the rest of the game, with an increment of 30 seconds per move. Ivanchuk, V (2776) - Bruzon Batista, L (2693) [C45] Capablanca Memorial Elite Havana CUB (4),

The defeat of world number five and prinicpal tournament favorite, Vassily Ivanchuk, against the Cuban GM Lázaro Bruzón Batista, was sensational, but also a little miestriosa. Here's the game:

14.05.2011 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3

Nc6 3.d4 exd4 4.Nxd4 Bc5 5.Ae3 Qf6 8.0-0 0-0 6.c3 Bb6 Cge7 7.Ac4 9.Ca3 Qg6 10.Dd2 Qxe4 11.Tfe1 Qg6 12.Ad3 13.Cxc6 Qh5 d5 Cxc6 14.Axb6 Nxb6 15.Cb5 16.Cc7 17.Cxd5 TB8 Be6 20.h3 b5 18.Ae4 Tbd8 19.Tad1 22.De3 Qh4 Kh8 21.a3 Bb3 a6 23.Cf4 24.Txd8 Dxd8 25.Axc6 27.Txe8 Re8 + bxc6 26.Dc5 28.Cd3 Dxe8 29.De5 Qd8 30 a5 . Nc5 a4 h6 31.Rh2 32.Ce4 f6 35.f3 Qc7 33.Df4 Ad5 34.Cd6 37.Cf5 Qe7 Kg8 36.Rg3 Qd7 38.h4 Be6 41.g4 Kh8 40.Rf2 39.Cd4 Ad5 42.h5 Kg8 Qd8 44.Ch4 43.Cf5 Be6 Kh8 45.De3 Qd6 + Kg8 47.Rg2 Bd7 46.Cg6 48.Rh3 49.De4 Be6 50.Rg2 Kf7 51.Rg3 Qd6 + Dd2 + DD1 53.Dd4 52.Df4

for 28 moves, Ivanchuk has been trying to win with queen and knight versus queen and bishop. You have reached the first control of time now playing with an increment of 30 seconds per move. Official sources said suddenly 0-1, a victory for Bruzón, but the position is clear tables.

The following is a very entertaining game that requires many diagrams. Reprodúzcanla (after download games in PGN format in the bottom of the page) and discuss them with a good chess engine.

Navara, D (2702) - Le Quang Liem (2687) [B90] Capablanca Memorial Elite Havana CUB (4), 14.05.2011

1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 d6 3.d4 cxd4 4. Nxd4 Nf6 5.Nc3 a6 6.Be3 e5 9.f3 Nbd7 8.Qd2 7.Cb3 Be6 10.0-0-0 Be7 11.h3 h5 b4 Qc7 12.Rb1 b5 13.Ad3 14.Cd5 Bxd5 15.exd5 Nxd5 Be6 16.Bg5 a5 17.The1 18.Axe7 20.fxe5 Rxe7 Nf6 19.f4 a4 dxe5 21.Dg5

22.Txe5 axb3 23.Txe6 + Rxe6?

(23 ... Kf8 25.Ra1 b3 24.Te2 bxa2 + 26.cxb3 nearly matched)

24.De3 + Kd7 25.cxb3 DA7

26.Aa6 27.Df3 + + Kc6 28.Td6 Kb6 29.Dc6 + Rb8 + Rc7

30.Td4 31.Dxd5 Nd5 + RA7 33.De7 32.De5 Qb6 + Rxa6 34.Td6 35.Txb6 + Txb6 Rab8 36. g6 Qxf7

White has come out with a clear advantage, which the Czech GM seeks to become a victory for 27 movements: 38.Dd5 Kb7 37.Dc4 + + + RA7 RA6 39.Dd3 40. a4 Thb8 41.Dd4 43.Dc5 RA6 RA7 RA6 42.Dc4 + 45.Rd3 TB8 T8b7 44.Rc2 + RA7 46.Dc4 Ra6 47.Re4 Ra8 48.Rf4 + TB7 49.Dc5 51.Rh6 Rb8 50.Rg5 Ra8 52.g4 hxg4 53.hxg4 54.Dd5 Rb8 56.g5 Ra8 55.Dd8 + RA7 + TB8 57.Dd4 58.Dd5 Ra8 59.a5 + TB7 TB8 RA7 60.Dd8 61.Dd4 + TB7 63.Dc8 62.Dd7 Ra8 + RA7

David Navara is tired of that but instead of shaking hands, as is usual if a player wants to offer a draw (if it is allowed), but instead of them do in their own way a bit twisted. "You imagine how?

The tournament poster on the wall

Leinier Dominguez Perez in the first round

Well, they we say, how David Navara drew their game against Le Quang Liem, played

64.Da8 + Rxa8 stalemate!

Classification Elite group after 6 rounds

Capablanca Memorial 2011

The Elite group games in PGN Tuesday "itching" in Capablanca Memorial

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Luis López Viera

luislopez@juventudrebelde.cu Leinier Dominguez and Lazaro Bruzon lost and have fallen short of expectations. The Premier Group was crossfire and the five items had a winner

In the lobby of
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Habana Riviera, venue, we discuss the game.

Photo: Santos Cabrera
Kaloian The defeats of the Grand Masters (GM) Leinier Domínguez (2726) and Lázaro Bruzón (2693) were the talk on Tuesday at Memorial Capablanca chess. Without doubt, both have fallen short of expectations in this tournament. Leinier fell with black in 45 moves against Vietnamese GM Le Quang Liem (2687), a leader of the tournament. It is the second failure of GM Güines in the event, something quite rare for a player of his class. Imagine Leinier not lost in the Capablanca since 2006 and has now been beaten twice, just off smaller rivals Elo. According to statistical data Laporte Carlos Martinez, the last time he had given to a player with less than 2700 was in October 2008 when the Russian succumbed Dreev (2657) in the club tournament in Spain. adding everything, Leinier had almost a year and a half without losing before this Capablanca. His last hangman was the Norwegian Magnus Carlsen in January 2010. What do you think? Maybe he is going account some inactivity in recent times, besides the pressure to want to win and remove the specter of the tables that desperate fans. Let's take a vote of confidence.

Meanwhile, Bruzón gave white pieces on Tuesday in front of the world junior champion Dmitry Andreikin (2687), who had already defeated in the first round. GM may need more blanks pear top-level tournaments, which is very important to control anxiety. It takes time playing against inferior opponents and that can not lose sight.

Le Quang Liem and now Andreikin were alone at the top of the Elite Group in Capablanca, as the Czech GM David Navara (2702) gave half a unit against Ukrainian Vassily Ivanchuk Genius (2776). Indeed, the two leaders clash today in the first table and the Russian take the white pieces.

The remaining items will be the seventh time Leinier-Ivanchuk and Bruzón-Navara.

up the standings as follows:

1-2.

Andreikin and Le Quang Liem (4 points), 3

. Navara (3.5), 4

. Ivanchuk (3), 5

. Leinier (2), 6

. Bruzón (1.5). The Premier Group was crossfire and the five items had a winner. To make matters worse, in the first four tables won the black pieces. Let : Canadian GM Mark Bluvshtein (2589) exceeded the Mexican GM Manuel Leon Hoyos (2562), the Italian Daniele Vocaturo GM (2540) defeated International Master Isam Ortiz (2569), Peru's Emilio Cordova GM (2561) beat FIDE Master Ermes Espinosa (2467) and GM Aramis Alvarez (2538) defeated the national champion Yuniesky Quesada (2626). Indeed, Aramis has a streak of three straight victories. Entered the group at the last minute to replace GM Holden Hernández and you see what you have given up. Finally, Pinar del Rio GM Fidel Corrales (2586) was the only won with white pieces against capital GM Omar Almeida (2555).

After all "itching" positions were as follows: 1-3

. Cordova, Bluvshtein and Aramis (4 points), 4

. Corrales (3.5), 5-6

. Vocaturo Quesada (3), 7

. Espinosa (2.5), 8-10

. Ortiz, Almeida and Leon Hoyos (2). Source: www.juventudrebelde.cu

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SIMULTANEOUS LARGE CHESS!

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Then we invite you to participate in the BIG CHESS SIMULTANEOUS with 3 of the best exponents of the country ...

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