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Gallego Alcaraz Andres Felipe

Andres Gallego's new International Master

Gallego, in the Pan American Youth Chess 2007. Photo of Ernesto Aponte. The Colombian Andres Gallego chess grandmaster is new. Gallego said his third IM norm in the Continental Senior, in Toluca, Mexico, to end the contest with 3 draws in the last 3 rounds facing 3 major masters: GM Juan Carlos González (2545, Mexico), GM Alex Yermolinsky ( 2530, USA) and GM Ruben Felger (2577, Argentina). Gallego had won the other rules (3 required standards for the title) in Cuba: Guillermo Garcia in the In Memoriam (2008) and Capablanca In Memoriam (2009). Gallego

Continental began 2011 by defeating Mexican Mario Reyes (2034). In rounds 2 and 3 pitted two players of that nationality, in the second tied with Ruben Contreras (2157) and the third beat Max Moreyra (2188). In the fourth round he suffered the only defeat in the competition, in a tight game with 7 hours before the American GM Alex Lenderman (2548). Recovered from the setback with two straight wins, before the Bolivian Boris Ferrufino (2202) and American MF Fabio La Rota (2255). Subsequently, the 3 draws against the 3 GM (González- MEX-USA and Felgar Yermolinsky-ARG), thus secured his third and final IM norm.

What we suffer with Gallego to win that title. How many times was a step and was not given! And while it makes Gallego MI force, so we are glad that the title has been confirmed. He and his mother, Claudia Alcaraz, the most sincere congratulations. And their grandmother, who left the world without him achieve this dream, has its part in this achievement. Here are some of the last steps of Gallego toward the International Master title:



2008:




first IM norm in Cuba

Gallego won his first International Master norm in the In Memoriam Guillermo Garcia Tournament in 2008. With an excellent performance (average rivals face more than 2400 elo, met the requirements to earn his first International Master norm: the eighth round faced up to eight players with international title (three international masters and 5 teachers FIDE), three nationalities (Cuban, Venezuelan and Brazilian) and a high performance, seeded No. 37 for his elo, finished fourth in the standings. Gallego (2269 Elo) began Guillermo Garcia (Santa Clara, Cuba) to draw against MF Humberto Blanco (Cuba, 2422 Elo), who had won the Capablanca In Memoriam, lands his first tournament in the second round cubanas.En MI beat Johann Alvarez (Venezuela, 2413), the third loss to IM Aramis Alvarez (Cuba, 2420) on the fourth beat Óliver MF Soto (Venezuela, 2361), in the fifth got rid of my Diasmany Otero (Cuba, 2442), the sixth defeated Roberto Comez MF Ledo (Cuba, 2404) and in the seventh to MF Marcus Vinicius Santos (Brazil, 2402). GM Moskalenko

0-1 GALLEGO
In 2008, Andrés Gallego beat GM Viktor Moskalenko in the Open de Sitges, Spain. Playing with white, Gallego won the Grand Master ucraniano (2569 de elo) quien planteó una Defensa Francesa, en la que el colombiano se impuso en sólo 31 jugadas. El ajedrecista antioqueño de 18 años, venció a GM Moskalenko en una exhibición de talento, que fue vista por cientos de aficionados al juego ciencia en el planeta.


TERCER LUGAR EN OPEN DE SANTS, 2008:

También en 2008, en una destacada actuación, Gallego empató en el tercer lugar del torneo activo del Open de Sants, España, al finalizar con 7 puntos de 9 posibles y sólo siendo superado por GM Andrey Sumets (Ucrania, 2534 de elo) y GM Namig Guliyev (Azerbaiyán, 2510), quienes hicieron 7,5 puntos, medio más que el colombiano. Gallego, 18 and 2400 elo, was the only player without international certification of the top 10 places (106 players participated.)
Gallego, among its most important results in the tournament, defeated Daniela Mariam WMF (FIDE Master of Georgia) and Sevag Makhitarian MI (International Master from Brazil). Table

Sants asset in the first place: Andrey Sumets
1-UKR GM 2534 7.5 2 GM Guliyev Namig . AZE 2510 7.5 3 GM Howell David ENG 2561 7.0 4 MF Aloma
Robert-ESP 2388 7.0 5 MI
Miguel Munoz Pantoja-PER 2499 7.0 6 MI
Jorge González-COL 2421 7.0 Andrés Gallego

7-COL 2400 7.0




2009:


Second IM norm in Cuba

The chess Antioquia Andrés Gallego won his second International Master norm. The 19 years he managed the second of three required for the IM title with an excellent performance in the tournament Capablanca In Memoriam of Cuba. Among its most prominent, MI Gallego beat German Boris Margolin (2436de elo), Venezuelan Rafael Prasca MI (2415) and made tables with GM Reynaldo Vera and the number one tournament elo, MI Lelys Martinez in the last round.
The Antioquia Gallego, seeded open competition number 33, finished tied for eighth, tenth and tie, among the 87 players who were part of the open group of Capablanca, chess traditional event on the island.
paisa The board of San Antonio de Prado, was above the strong players like IM Karsten Rasmussen Danish, English GM José Luis González and wonders MF Peruvian Jorge Cori and Cori Deisy WMI. The MI Antioquia also Juan Carlos Guerrero (20 years) and MI Jorge Mario Clavijo (40 years) also had an excellent tournament, finishing with the same 6.5 points Gallego. Colombians were the best foreigners in the tournament, which was 35 foreigners in total.
first place in the final table:
1. GM Gonzalez, Yuri CUB 2501 8.0
2. GM Almeida, Omar CUB 2516 7.5
3. MF Hevia, Carlos-CUB 2332 7.5
4. MF Bacallao, Yusnel
-CUB 2469 5.7 5. MI Ortiz, Isam CUB 2493 7.0-
6. MF Leyva, Yunior
-CUB 2392 7.0 7. Jimenez, Pedro-CUB 2383 7.0
8. MF Martínez, CUB 2520 5.6 Lelys-
9. MF Delgado, Hector

CUB 2385 5.6 10. Gallego, Andrés-COL 2373 6.5

11. MI Guerrero, Juan Carlos-COL 2202 6.5
12. MF Borges Fair Yasel
CUB 2400 2400 6.5 13. MI Clavijo, Jorge Mario-COL 2365 6.5
... up to 87 players

Some images for remember:



MI Ray Robson (USA) .1/2- half Andrés Gallego (COL). Panamericano Sub-20 2009. Uruguay. With the tables before the Antioquia, the U.S. became Grand Master Bobby Fischer beat as the youngest GM in U.S. history.




Central American and Caribbean U-20 2009. Medellín, Colombia.Campeón IM David Arenas (Colombia), runner-up Andrés Gallego (Colombia), third Daniel Pulvett (Venezuela).


1,2,3, Antioquia in the National U-20 2007. Gallego champion, runner-up Maya, third Gil.
MI Gallego Alcaraz Andres Felipe

Date of birth: October 12, 1989 Age: 21 years Some titles: Intercollegiate National Champion (2003), U-16 national champion (2005), national champion U-18 (2007) national champion U-20 (2007), American runner Sub-20 (El Salvador, 2007), American runner Sub-20 (Medellín, 2009), 4th in the Pan American Sub-20 (Cali, 2009)
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