European Chess Club Cup | Open • Round 3 • lichess.org

0Kavala Chess Club Federation: Greece

Federation: Greece

IM Kanakaris, Georgios2402

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1Tuxera Aquaprofit Nagykanizsai Sakk Klub Federation: Hungary

Federation: Hungary

GM Gledura, Benjamin2639

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1d4+0.2Nf6+0.22c4+0.2g6+0.33Nc3+0.2Bg7+0.54e4+0.6d6+0.45h3+0.5O-O+0.56Be3+0.5Nc6+0.47d5+0.5Nb4+0.68Nf3+0.8Na6+1.09Bd3+1.0e6+1.110O-O+0.9Nd7+1.111Bg5+0.9f6+0.912Bd2+0.8e5+0.913a3+0.9c5?!+1.8Inaccuracy. Nac5 was best.13...Nac514dxc6?!+0.8...Inaccuracy. g4 was best.14.g4Nc715.Kh2a616.Rg1b517.cxb5Nxb518.Nxb5axb519.Bxb5Kh814...bxc6+0.815b4+0.8Nc7+0.816Qc2+0.6Kh8+0.617Be3+0.5Ne6+0.518Rfd1+0.1f5?+1.8Mistake. c5 was best.18...c519exf5+1.8Nd4+1.620Bxd4+1.6exd4+1.721Ne2+1.8c5+1.722Be4+1.6Rb8+1.723fxg6+1.7Nf6+2.024Bf5+1.8Nh5+2.425Bxc8+2.4Rxf3+2.826gxf3+2.7Qxc8+3.027Qe4+2.8d3+2.928Nf4??+0.1...Blunder. Qxd3 was best.28.Qxd3Qxh329.Qxd6Rg830.Qe7hxg631.Rab1Qxf332.Qe3Qg4+33.Kf1Rf828...Nxf4+0.129Qxf4+0.1Qxh3+0.230Qxd6+0.1Rf8??+4.6Blunder. Rg8 was best.30...Rg831.Qh2Qxh2+32.Kxh2Bxa133.Rxa1cxb434.axb4hxg635.Rxa7Rd836.Ra131Rxd3+4.6Rg8+5.132f4+4.9Qh4+5.033Ra2+4.9Bd4+5.134f5+4.8Re8+5.235Qh2+5.2Qg4++6.336Rg3+5.5Re1++6.237Kg2+6.3Qe4++6.238Rf3+6.0Kg7+7.439Qc7++6.3Kh6??#18Checkmate is now unavoidable. Qe7 was best.39...Qe740.Qxe7+Rxe741.bxc5hxg642.Rd2Re443.c6Bf644.Rd7+Kh645.c740Qf4+??+5.6...Lost forced checkmate sequence. Qxh7+ was best.40.Qxh7+Kg541.g7Qg4+42.Rg3Rg1+43.Kh2Kf644.Rxg4Rxg445.Qh6+Kxf5

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White is victorious

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Evaluation barsPlayingResults

GM Eljanov, Pavel2672½

GM Mastrovasilis, Dimitrios2532½

GM Pavlidis, Antonios2569½

GM Volokitin, Andrei2648½

GM Chigaev, Maksim2624½

Galopoulos, Nikolaos2399½

IM Kanakaris, Georgios24020

GM Gledura, Benjamin26391

GM Samunenkov, Ihor2533½

FM Stefanou, Dimitrios2356½

FM Koutlas, Nikolaos23490

GM Antal, Gergely25451

GM Mamedov, Rauf½

GM Abdusattorov, Nodirbek1

GM Suleymanli, Aydin0

GM Asadli, Vugar0

GM Praggnanandhaa R1

GM Deac, Bogdan-Daniel½

GM Ahmadzada, Ahmad½

IM Samadov, Read0

GM Van Foreest, Jorden1

GM Sindarov, Javokhir1

GM Sadikhov, Ulvi0

GM Erigaisi Arjun1

GM Mikhalevski, Victor0

GM Steinberg, Nitzan½

GM Yu, Yangyi½

GM Greenfeld, Alon½

GM Aravindh, Chithambaram VR.½

GM Narayanan S L½

GM Postny, Evgeny½

GM Huzman, Alexander½

GM Indjic, Aleksandar½

GM Mendonca, Leon Luke½

GM Vidit, Santosh Gujrathi½

GM Keymer, Vincent1

GM Aryan Chopra0

GM Nisipeanu, Liviu-Dieter½

GM Harikrishna, Pentala½

GM Anton Guijarro, David½

IM Ilinca, Felix-Antonio½

FM Magold, Filip½

GM Nguyen, Thai Dai Van½

GM Grandelius, Nils½

IM David, Alexandru-Vasile½

GM Bu, Xiangzhi½

GM Gorshtein, Ido½

GM Boruchovsky, Avital0

GM Radjabov, Teimour1

GM Mamedyarov, Shakhriyar½

IM Rozen, Eytan½

IM Erenberg, Ariel1

GM Korobov, Anton0

GM Abasov, Nijat1

IM Mindlin, Alon0

IM Givon, Asaf0

GM Pechac, Jergus½

GM Andreikin, Dmitry½

GM Maghsoodloo, Parham1

GM Laurusas, Tomas0

GM Stocek, Jiri0

GM Tabatabaei, M. Amin1

GM Nihal Sarin1

GM Kraus, Tomas0

IM Klabis, Rokas0

GM Murzin, Volodar1

GM Gurel, Ediz1

FM Stevik, Patrik0

GM Predke, Alexandr½

GM Subelj, Jan½

GM Bryakin, Mikhail0

GM Yakubboev, Nodirbek1

GM Bjerre, Jonas Buhl1

IM Radovanovic, Mihajlo0

IM Lukovic, Vladimir0

GM Saric, Ivan1

GM Ter-Sahakyan, Samvel½

IM Tadic, Stefan½

GM Atalik, Suat0

GM Markus, Robert1

GM Kadric, Denis½

GM Sjugirov, Sanan½

GM Sarana, Alexey½

GM Petrov, Nikita½

GM Draskovic, Luka½

GM Nesterov, Arseniy½

GM Prohaszka, Peter½

IM Tomic, Aleksandar½

IM Krivokapic, Marko½

GM Balog, Imre½

GM Korpa, Bence1

FM Kisic, Bozidar0

GM Eljanov, Pavel½

GM Mastrovasilis, Dimitrios½

GM Pavlidis, Antonios½

GM Volokitin, Andrei½

GM Chigaev, Maksim½

Galopoulos, Nikolaos½

IM Kanakaris, Georgios0

GM Gledura, Benjamin1

GM Samunenkov, Ihor½

FM Stefanou, Dimitrios½

FM Koutlas, Nikolaos0

GM Antal, Gergely1

IM Seo, Jung Min½

GM Ivanchuk, Vasyl½

GM Maurizzi, Marc`Andria0

GM Blomqvist, Erik1

IM Trost, Edvin½

GM Fressinet, Laurent½

GM Dardha, Daniel½

IM Sorensen, Hampus½

IM Barkhagen, Jonas0

GM Lagarde, Maxime1

GM Guliyev, Namig½

FM Kenneskog, Theodor½

GM Gelfand, Boris½

GM Stefansson, Vignir Vatnar½

IM Heimisson, Hilmir Freyr0

GM Rodshtein, Maxim1

GM Sokolovsky, Yahli1

CM Birkisson, Bardur Orn0

CM Birkisson, Bjorn Holm0

GM Zanan, Evgeny1

IM Veinberg, Nimrod1

Johannsson, Birkir Isak0

Briem, Benedikt0

IM Kaspi, Alexander1

IM Zemach, Nadav½

GM Van Foreest, Lucas½

IM Wachinger, Nikolas1

FM Vagman, Roy0

IM Grigorian, Spartak½

IM Reuker, Jari1

Ribstein, Orel0

FM Van der Hagen, Loek1

FM Schulze, Lara0

FM Zakin, Ilay1

Chat room

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satviking1209 yeah exactly ! Rauf won't bludner this
yuichiro1903 Yea fr man, people really be down playing gms nowdays
zenara98 even knight for one pawn is still easy draw for GM
Chessstudy_2021 1500 would still draw it
alma2k Now it's over
wise_tamarin It's a table base draw lol
FM NINDJAxx8 @yuichiro1903 if white wouldn't have a rook it's winning
GM Craze just a draw
Adi1236 Igh it's draww
Ztirom_0 yea sadly
kaushik_msd yo what else other than kxf2?
yuichiro1903 @ninjajAxx8 but he has a room so
yuichiro1903 Rook*
satviking1209 finally
kaushik_msd kxf3*
fabelhaft If G finns Kxf3
rayquanta now the white king will fork black king and the knight and win it
kaushik_msd agreed draw?
Krishaydrawsdaiwik13 h5
kwesiquest stick a fork in the game cause it's done
ankan1811 No 2799.4 for Gukesh
Adi1236 Anish steal that knight
Krishaydrawsdaiwik13 if not kf3 then h5
kaushik_msd oh cool
yuichiro1903 Did his time run out
Jayasimha28 drawn
Kragehul le draw
Krishaydrawsdaiwik13 nah draw
chessvideworld Guki drawn
redox404 finally
Adi1236 Duhhh it's drawww
rayquanta phewww
yuichiro1903 Breh
fabelhaft Boring draw
zenara98 another game for giri's best games
yuichiro1903 Phew
Ztirom_0 yea draw
Ztirom_0 ok
GM Craze ah I see. Gukesh was much better in the middlegame but Mamedov escaped
AksharVibhav Well, Guki can call it his off day
yuichiro1903 There goes that 2
Floodedtrain Gukesh needs at both of his next 2 opponents to be 2585 for 5.6 points for 2800 after today's draw
aLoremipsuMog Also engine ELO is not the same as human ELO, it's not like Magnus can beat GNU Chess 5.60 (a ~2800 ELO engine).
Ztirom_0 yea craze
kwesiquest gukesh played 2 rook sacs but no win
Ztirom_0 I was so wondering
Adi1236 Back to 2794.4
sshh gg
Chessstudy_2021 magnus should be able to beat a 2800 engine
Krishaydrawsdaiwik13 Arjun gonna pass nakamura
ankan1811 Arjun's team everybody except Arjun drew shit!!!
zenara98 they finished right before US champ started, how courteous
Chessstudy_2021 engines are overrated
Ztirom_0 I mean he is 2800
GM Craze there is still time
Adi1236 Can Gukesh surpass alireza record then
kwesiquest just in time for us champs
ankan1811 Gukesh if he gets 2800 by the tournament will get the record.
wise_tamarin Gukesh needs to win in the remaining 4 rounds to have any hope for 2800
GM Craze yeah
GM Craze draw is honestly not THAT bad here
ankan1811 4 more rounds
yuichiro1903 He needs 2 wins against 2670+ players
ankan1811 @wise_tamarin nope... Guki playing Arjun in a few rounds
redox404 arjun would be fav then
alma2k so arjun will be first to reach 2800 i guess among indian juniors
AksharVibhav Still man, from +3 position to basically barely scraping with a draw.
Adi1236 If guki beat arjun he gets to 2800
redox404 guk can likely beat vidit
Adi1236 He'll get 4 points
redox404 4.1
Floodedtrain Arjun can go world no. 2 if his next two games are Ws, Fabi is facing LDP with black
Suman_Raj Guki can draw arjun but need to win 3 rounds
AksharVibhav -2 points for a draw. Ooofff. Life at top is very tough.
Adi1236 So Gukesh will play vidit tomorrow?
x__y If arjun beats gukesh, he becomes world #2
aLoremipsuMog @Chessstudy_2021 Nope
aLoremipsuMog As I said, the ELOs are not comparable.
AksharVibhav Well, shit happens sometimes. Arjun latest loss costed him more than 7 points but he regained those rating points.
Adi1236 Gukesh has only four matches to beat alireza record
ankan1811 Guki vs Vidit is another match to watch out if it happens
aLoremipsuMog You can compare Elos between engines
aLoremipsuMog and between humans
Chessstudy_2021 engine elo is artificially increased by avoiding drawish positions and forcing critical moments
Adi1236 Tomorrow for first time I'll be wishing for vidit to lose @ankan
Chessstudy_2021 that makes the difference between sf17 and 16 much bigger than it really is
aLoremipsuMog That's incorrect
Chessstudy_2021 i doubt the real difference (normal classical) is more than 5 elo
x__y Which team is #1, #2, #3 currently?
aLoremipsuMog SF17 is really way better than SF16.
AksharVibhav @aLorenipsuMog yes. Engine never really blunders. It can only get outplayed.
ankan1811 Yeah, The good thing for Gukesh is his next 4 round opponents are strong (all above 2650 to 2700+) do good chance to gain ratings in bulk
amoebus @x_y There's 9 teams or so tied for first place with 6 points.
Chessstudy_2021 engines are forced to play borderline lost openings... giving much more room for the better engine to show a difference
x__y Any link, amoebus, thx?
AksharVibhav @ankan1811 I think we have placed unrealistic expectations from Guki. Replicating olympiad like performance regularly is very hard
aLoremipsuMog They just start from the middlegame, why do you think it matters that much?
aLoremipsuMog And I think not in all tournaments.
amoebus https://chess-results.com/tnr989841.aspx Not updated yet, but 9 of the top 10 teams won their games.
orbitalracer52 Board 62
x__y Imagine rest of the games , both or either of them wins all the games, they mau cross 2810+ raring
x__y rating*
orbitalracer52 Is it actually winning for black
x__y Thx amoebus
ankan1811 Tomorrow's team pairings will be out in about an hour
x__y Good info
WilliamBuz hi
WilliamBuz i just joined
aLoremipsuMog You can watch the last game
aLoremipsuMog 62
aLoremipsuMog board 62
WilliamBuz is there another round
WilliamBuz alright
aLoremipsuMog tomorrow
WilliamBuz ok
species22 board 62 is something i've never seen before
aLoremipsuMog It's so weird
aLoremipsuMog Black should somehow win without losing any piece.
aLoremipsuMog And white has 3 pawns so close to promotion
aLoremipsuMog Okay white resigned
thomasrich Black would get all three pawns, and didn't need to prove that he can mate with bishop and knight
aLoremipsuMog Of course he has to prove it.
thomasrich No, white believed him and resigned
aLoremipsuMog Which is very stupid
aLoremipsuMog There are GMs who wouldn't succed mating with bishop and knight
aLoremipsuMog Especially not with so little time.
thomasrich White had a "study-like" draw three moves before resigning!
aLoremipsuMog *succeed
aLoremipsuMog "study‐like"?
ankan1811 Gukesh most probably playing Dmitry Andreikin tomorrow
aLoremipsuMog https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bishop_and_knight_checkmate#Grandmasters_failing_to_mate
Chessstudy_2021 i thought naka failed it against nodirbek in some blitz game
richniftyrabbit dude quit spamming
anvi25 was timed out 15 minutes for spamming the chat; see lichess.org/page/chat-etiquette.
SymphonicKnight There are still 8 teams with unblemished records, Tajfun with the most game points on 16/18 possible, but the 1st tiebreak is Olympiad SB,
SymphonicKnight based on your score against each team multiplied by their match points, less the lowest total multiplied.
SymphonicKnight Leading, therefore, are actually SuperChess and Turkish Airlines, though Tajfun, Alkaloid, Bayegan, Novy Bor, Tuxera, and Sentimento on 6 MP
x__y A good swiss tournament to analyse player strength from lowest to.highest rating, a good performance === Stronger player