09/10/2015 – Ayer se disputó la quinta ronda del Grand Prix Femenino de la FIDE. Tras el día de descanso, las jugadoras volvieron a los tableros con ganas de lucha. Únicamente concluyeron en tablas la partida Kosteniuk - Zhukova y el duelo entre las hermanas Muzychuk (un resultado totalmente inesperado en este caso) Sigue en cabeza Mariya Muzychuk, ahora con 4 puntos. Crónica...
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Torneo de Mónaco del Gran Prix Femenino de la FIDE 2015
En la quinta ronda, Mariya firmó unas tablas rápidas con su hermana mayor, Anna, permitiéndole a sus más cercanas perseguidoras acortar la distancia. Hou Yifan ganó una partida muy difícil contra Almira Skripchenko y con 3,5/5 puntos actualmente está compartiendo el segundo puesto. Con la misma puntuación van Humpy Koneru (tras haber derrotado a Nana Dzagnidze en relativamente poco tiempo) y Pia Cramling (quien se impuso a Sarasadat Khademalsharieh en un final muy didáctico) Kosteniuk y Zhukova jugaron una partida muy agresiva que finalmente concluyó en unas tablas limpias tras el control de tiempo. La última partida en terminar fue el duelo entre Pogonina y Stefanova cuya batalla se extendió a 113 movimientos, siendo la partida más larga del torneo hasta ahora. La búlgara ganó un dramático final después de que ambos bandos hubiesen cometido diversos errores.
La sala de juego durante la quinta ronda del Grand Prix Femenino en Mónaco
Nana Dzagnidze
Natalia Pogonina
Pia Cramling
Skripchenko y Hou
Hou Yifan
Humpy Koneru
Alexandra Kosteniuk
Pogonina vs. Stefanova
Sarasadat
Antoaneta Stefanova
Natalia Zhukova
El duelo de las hermanas Muzychuk concluyó en tablas
Mariya Muzychuk encabeza la clasificación con 4/5 puntos
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Michael Kotyk presents a complete repertoire after 1.e4 e5, built around creative ideas, surprising move orders, and practical weapons designed to catch your opponents off guard.
Michael Kotyk presents a complete repertoire after 1.e4 e5, built around creative ideas, surprising move orders, and practical weapons designed to catch your opponents off guard.
Michael Kotyk presents a complete repertoire after 1.e4 e5, built around creative ideas, surprising move orders, and practical weapons designed to catch your opponents off guard.
“Attack with Qh5!!” – Tactical training with Oliver Reeh, “6…g5 – nothing ventured, nothing …” – Le Quang Liem comments on one of his victories in Biel, “Grischuk’s stroke of genius” – Petra Papp reveals a surprise in the Sicilian Kan Variation, and much
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While tactics decide the game in concrete moments, strategy guides the entire battle. Understanding how to improve your pieces, create weaknesses, execute maneuvers, and steer the game toward favorable structures is what separates strong players from the
The Italian Four Knights is the ideal choice. It combines the solid foundation of classical openings like the Ruy Lopez or the Italian Game with an active, initiative-driven style of play.
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