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ChessVista.com is the website of chess photographer Frits Agterdenbos. The site provides the international chess community with high quality chess photos and chess news of chess players from international chess events. There will be visual reports and an album with chess photo collections showing all the visual aspects of the chess world.11.04.2008 The Dutch Chess Championship 2008 Round 9 took place Friday 11 April. Daniël Stellwagen (draw against Daan Brandenburg), Erwin L’Ami (victory over Jan-Willem De Jong) and Jan Smeets (draw against Yge Visser) lead with 6.0 points. The trio is followed by three players with 5.5. points: Sergei Tiviakov, Sipke Ernst and Dimitri Reinderman. Friso Nijboer and Yge Visser follow with 5.0 points. With two rounds to go anything can happen. Eight players have chances to become champion. In the women championship round 7 was scheduled. Zhaoqin Peng (who defeated Anne Haast) leads with 6.5 points, followed by Petra Schuurman (who defeated Bianca Muhren) with 6.0 points. Tea Lanchava (who defeated Marlies Bensdorp) is on third place with 4.5 points. Three players have chances to win the title. The final rounds are on Saturday and Sunday. Photo impression by Frits Agterdenbos. > Official tournament website > Live games > Intomart GfK Open Playing hall Flowers for Martine Martine Middelveld (at left, playing Talitha Munnik) turned 19 today Birthday present for Martine Middelveld Erwin L'Ami, Jan Smeets and Dimitri Reinderman Daniël Stellwagen Talitha Munnik Marlies Bensdorp Laura Bensdorp Daan Brandenburg watching Ruud Janssen (right) vs Sergei Tiviakov Sergei Tiviakov Tea Lanchava Dimitri Reinderman (vs Sipke Ernst) Championships in Studio 2 Friso Nijboer Bianca Muhren vs Petra Schuurman Erik Van Den Doel is performing well in the Intomart GfK Open Tom Bottema (Press Center)