At Last A Win For 'Experience'

Submitted by SonofPearl on Mon, 08/25/2008 at 8:57am.

The NH Tournament in the Netherlands has been dominated by the 'Rising Stars' team but in the fifth round the margin of victory was the narrowest yet and at long last a member of the 'Experience' team won a game!

Well done Viktor Korchnoi (pictured) who beat Erwin L'Ami to end his run of four losses.  Hopefully this win marks a big comeback!  However, the 'Rising Stars' still managed to win the round 3-2 after Ivan Cheparinov and Wang Yue came out on top in their games.

The overall score is now 19-6 to the 'Rising Stars' team.

Wang Yue narrowly leads the race for the top 'Rising Stars' score on an amazing 5/5 ahead of Cheparinov on 4.5/5, with the prize of an invite to next year's glamorous Melody Amber tournament on offer.

The results in round 5:

Agdestein, Simen - Caruana, Fabiano ½-½ 44 A27 English Dutch System
Ljubojevic, Ljubomir - Cheparinov, Ivan 0-1 40 D76 Gruenfeld 3.g3
Bareev, Evgeny - Wang Yue 0-1 71 B13 Caro Kann Exchange
Korchnoi, Viktor - L'Ami, Erwin 1-0 59 D43 Anti-Meran Gambit
Jussupow, Artur - Stellwagen, Daniël ½-½ 15 D45 Anti-Meran Variations

 

 

Comments:

by rexbo - 3 months ago
tasmania Australia
Member Since: Nov 2007
Member Points: 334

cheparinov 27. why not Rcd1

by skyknight193 - 3 months ago
New York United States
Member Since: Apr 2008
Member Points: 76

watching games like this makes us look pathetic... every single move i would have done complete differently but they do is so good... i would have never thought of moves like those... they never take pieces that are free until the last moment, and still be able to win. ITS amazing.

by nlazarov - 3 months ago
Sofia Bulgaria
Member Since: Mar 2008
Member Points: 17

Ljubojevic v. Cheparinov: why not 27. Rcd1?

I would play Qf3 withthe threat Bf2 in case white takes the knight.

by mpk2klang - 3 months ago
Sentosa OK Singapore
Member Since: Jul 2008
Member Points: 83

SOMETHING NEWS! thanks

by uhavebeenserved - 3 months ago
las vegas United States
Member Since: Aug 2008
Member Points: 30

break outhe prine juice and keep it coming

by dadgum - 3 months ago
colorado United States
Member Since: Feb 2008
Member Points: 1

Ljubojevic v. Cheparinov:  why not 27.  Rcd1?

by shuttlechess92 - 3 months ago
California United States
Member Since: Jul 2008
Member Points: 942

cheparinov owned... enough said

 

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