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Handmade Chess Figures
Jan de Jong was in Wijk aan Zee to show and sell his handmade chess figures. Interested? You can contact him via email.
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Daniel Fridman wins Intomart GfK Open 2009
06.07.2009 The Intomart GfK Open took place 27 June – 5 July 2009 in Hilversum, Netherlands. Daniel Fridman won the tournament on best Buchholz score, after he, Michal Krasenkow, Stewart Haslinger and Predrag Nikolic tied on 6.5/9. The four GMs each won a quarter of (3000 + 1800 + 1000 + 700) = 1625 euros. Friso Nijboer, Erwin L’Ami, Wouter Spoelman, Dimitri Reinderman and Milos Pavlovic followed on half a point. Anish Giri, who didn’t play his R7 game (versus Fridman) due to illness, finished on 5.5 points. The tournament attracted 140 participants: 48 participants (including 10 GMs, who took places 1-10 in the final rank) in the main group (Group A, elo > 2100), plus 52 participants in Group B (elo 1700 - 2150), plus 40 participants in Group C (elo < 1750). The Intomart GfK Open, which is in fact the fourth edition of the HSG Open, is a 9 rounds Swiss tournament, 9 days, no rest days. The tournament was organized by chess club HSG. Photo impression of round 9 by Frits Agterdenbos.
> Official tournament website
Playing venue Hotel Lapershoek in Hilversum
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Daniel Fridman (black) playing Stewart Haslinger (back)
Sponsored by Intomart GfK
Entrance to the playing hall
Michal Krasenkow and Daniel Fridman
Michal Krasenkow
Stewart Haslinger
Predrag Nikolic
Final round, top boards
Erwin L'Ami playing the Caro-Kann versus Friso Nijboer
Wouter Spoelman
Dimitri Reinderman
Milos Pavlovic
Chess in focus
Anish Giri
Ali Bitalzadeh
Anna Zatonskih
Hugo Ten Hertog
Playing hall
Alina Motoc
Lennart Dek
Analyze Zone & Press Room
Anna Zatonskih & Daniel Fridman
Alina Motoc and Roeland Pruijssers analyzing their R9 game
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