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Chess Olympiad Round 9

31.05.2006 Round 9 was played on Tuesday 30 May at 03.00 p.m. In the Men’s section leader Armenia (Aronian, Akopian, Asrian, Sargissian) defeated Ukraine (Ivanchuk, Karjakin, Elyanov, Moiseenko) 2,5-1,5. Armenia remains on top of the rank with 26,5 points. China (Bu, Zhang Z, Wang, Ni) jumped to second place (25,5) by crushing Georgia 4-0. Russia lost to France 1,5-2,5. Fressinet defeated Rublevsky. France (24 points) is third in the table. Russia, USA and Ukraine are on 23,5.

In the Women’s section China drew Russia. Ukraine is leading with 21,0. Russia is on 20,5 and third is Georgia with 19,0 points. China and Bulgaria are on 18,5.

Playing Hall Top Boards Men
Playing Hall Top Boards Men's Section

no02 L
Erwin L'Ami and Friso Nijboer

no03 NL-Croatia
Netherlands - Croatia 1,5-2,5

no04 Armenia-UKR Aronian - Ivanchuk
Ukraine - Armenia 1,5-2,5 with in front Aronian vs Ivanchuk

Vladimir Akopian from Armenia
Vladimir Akopian from Armenia

no06 Bacrot - Kramnik
Etienne Bacrot (FRA) - Vladimir Kramnik (RUS)

Sergey Karjakin from Ukraine
Sergey Karjakin from Ukraine, 6,0/7 rating performance 2861

Ivan Cheparinov of Bulgaria
Ivan Cheparinov of Bulgaria

no09 Vugar Gashimov from Azerbaijan
Vugar Gashimov from Azerbaijan

Artur Yusupov of Germany
Artur Yusupov of Germany

Aleksey Barsov from Uzbekistan
Aleksey Barsov from Uzbekistan

Paco Vallejo Pons from Spain
Paco Vallejo Pons from Spain

Elisabeth Paehtz (left) and Lilit Mkrtchian
Elisabeth Paehtz (left) and Lilit Mkrtchian

Lilit Mkrtchian from Armenia
Lilit Mkrtchian from Armenia

Elina Danielian from Armenia
Elina Danielian from Armenia

Siranush Andriasian from Armenia
Siranush Andriasian from Armenia

Antoaneta Stefanova from Bulgaria
Antoaneta Stefanova from Bulgaria

Iweta Radziewicz from Poland
Iweta Radziewicz from Poland

Ecuador women team
Ecuador women team with Bessel Kok shirt (left: Moncayo Romero Evelyn, board 2) and with Kirsan Ilyumzhinov shirt (right: Vasques Ramirez Rocio, board 3)

no20 Dr Dirk Jordan Dresden Chess Olympiad
The next Chess Olympiad will be 2008 in Dresden (Germany). The photo shows the stand in the Olympic Oval with Dr. Dirk Jordan who is Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the Dresden Chess Olympiad. Website: Dresden Chess Olympiad 2008.


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08.07.10-18.07.10
Leiden Chess Tournament
Netherlands


10.07.10-18.07.10
Canadian Open 2010
Toronto


15.07.10-22.07.10
Sparkassen Chess-Meeting
Dortmund


17.07.10-30.07.10
Biel Chess Festival

27.07.10-05.08.10
Dutch Open
Dieren


02.08.10-17.08.10
World Junior and Girls U20 Chess Championships
Poland


07.08.10-14.08.10
Hogeschool Zeeland Chess Tournament
Vlissingen


09.08.10-14.08.10
Euro Chess Tournament
Enschede


12.08.10-22.08.10
NH Chess Tournament
Amsterdam


21.08.10-29.08.10
BDO Chess Tournament
Haarlem


03.09.10-06.09.10
New York State Championship

03.09.10-11.09.10
InventiChess 2010
Antwerp, Belgium


20.09.10-04.10.10
Chess Olympiad 2010
Khanty-Mansiysk


22.10.10-30.10.10
Univé Chess Hoogeveen
Netherlands


14.01.11-30.01.11
Corus Chess 2011
Wijk aan Zee


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