20/07/2009 – En todos los torneos de ajedrez hay vencedores y vencidos, pero si se termina con una alegre fiesta y además incluye una auténtica cena guipuzcoana y bailes con música africana, es fácil saborear aún más el triunfo u olvidarse rápidamente del mal trago. Así ocurrió también en la fiesta de despedida del Festival de Ajedrez 2009 de San Sebastián. En este medio tiempo, David Llada nos ha mandado los dos vídeos que grabó de las dos emocionantes partidas de desempate entre Ponomariov e Hikamura, y Anastasiya Karlovich, recien llegada a Grecia, nos envió la última tanda de fotos con impresiones de la última jornada y de la fiesta guipuzcoana...
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Festival de Ajedrez de San Sebastián 2009
Este Festival reúne 4 torneos de excelente nivel, resaltando el torneo "Donostia Capital Cultural Europea" con: Peter Svidler, Ruslan Ponomariov, Sergei Movsesian, Hikaru Nakamura, Maxime Vachier-Lagrave, Paco Vallejo, Rustam Kasimdzhanov, Julio Granda, Anatoly Karpov y Pablo San Segundo. Habrá reransmisiones de las partidas en la página web del festival y, para disfrutar de la cobertura completa, incluyendo charla, análisis junto con otros miles de seguidores, no dejen tampoco de conectarse con nuestro servidor de ajedrez Playchess.com.
Las partidas de desempate con vídeos de David Llada
Galería de fotos con impresiones finales desde San Sebastián
Por Anastasiya Karlovich
La Plaza Mayor
Una vista del Ayuntamiento y el Sagrado Corazón bonitamente iluminados por la noche
Tania Sachdev, de India y Nana Ubilava
Una vista de la sala de juego desde el palco del Ayuntamiento
Abajo están jugando Ruslan Ponomariov y Maxime Vachier-Lagrave
El comienzo de la última ronda, con Hikaru Nakamura y Rustam Kasimdzhanov en primer plano
Los jugadores de las piezas negras del torneo Ciudad de la Cultura rumiando las posiciones sobre sus tableros
Elizbar Ubilava
Ruslan Ponomariov y Paco Vallejo al comienzo de la partida crucial de la novena ronda
Regina Pokorna, Irina Zakurdjaeva, Julia Ionica y Marta Michna charlando antes de la clausura
Firuza, la encantadora esposa de Rustam Kasimdzhanov
Adina e Hicham Hamdouchi
Dirk Jan ten Geuzendam, editor jefe de la revista de ajedrez "New in Chess", conversando con Anatoly Karpov
El organizador del torneo, Felix Izeta, "coronando" con la txapela a la ganadora del torneo femenino "Diputación Foral de Gipuzkoa", Sophie Millet, de Francia
Los campeones de los cuatro torneos: Hikaru Nakamura, Sophie Millet, Eric Prie y
Jordi Magem Badals
El ganador del torneo Euskal Xake Eskola, Eric Prie y el GM Glenn Flear
La cena de clausura
¡La fiesta puede comenzar!
Una banda de música de Senegal
Ponomariov
Firuza Kasimdzhanov bailando
... y Peter Svidler marcando el ritmo
Alexander Riazantcev se anima a acompañar a Peter
Irina Zakurdjaeva tomando clases
Programa y emparejamientos del torneo "Donostia Capital Cultural Europea" (Torneo A)
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The Hyper-Accelerated Dragon is fast, from the very first moves, your bishop heads to g7, seizes the long diagonal, and turns into the most feared piece on the board.
It rewards players who love initiative and clear attacking plans.
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It rewards players who love initiative and clear attacking plans.
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