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🔵 Chess History - Tournaments
🔹 Minsk 1979
🔹47th Soviet Chess Champion
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🔵 Chess History - Tournaments
🔹 Minsk 1979
🔹47th Soviet Chess Champion
#chess_history_tornaments
#Minsk1979
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@unitychess
🔵 Chess History - Tournaments
🔹 Minsk 1979
🔹 29 November - 27 December
🔹 47th Soviet Chess Champion
🔰 CHAMPION: Efim Geller | 11½/17 (+6−0=11) |
♦️ The 47th Soviet Chess Championship was a category XII event held in the city of Minsk from November 29th to December 27th, 1979. Eighteen of the Soviet Union's best grandmasters and masters participated in the round robin tournament.
🔴 The players including (in order of ELO):
◼️ Mikhail Tal (2615)
◼️ Yuri Balashov (2600)
◼️ Alexander Beliavsky (2595)
◼️ Rafael Vaganian (2570)
◼️ Oleg Romanishin (2560)
◼️ Vitaly Tseshkovsky (2560)
◼️ Efim Geller (2550)
◼️ Garry Kasparov (2545)
◼️ Evgeni Sveshnikov (2545)
◼️ Viktor Kupreichik (2540)
◼️ Tamas Georgadze (2535)
◼️ Sergey Makarichev (2500)
◼️ Nukhim Rashkovsky (2500)
◼️ Sergey Dolmatov (2495)
◼️ Artur Yusupov (2490)
◼️ Konstantin Lerner (2475)
◼️ Yuri Razuvaev (2470)
◼️ Yuri Anikaev (2455)
♦️ Geller, who had last won the USSR championship in 1955, finished clear first with six wins and eleven draws. He set a record for the longest number of years between winning Soviet crowns at 24 years. Alas, it was to be Geller's last hurrah at an event of this magnitude, but he showed he still had the goods even if it was well after his prime.
🌐 SOURCE: CHESSGAMES.COM / WIKIPEDIA / OLIMPBASE /
🔹 The final standings and crosstable was as above👆
🔹 Download " Minsk 1979 Games Database " by PGN format👇
🔹 Review our selected game from this tournament👇
#chess_history_tornaments
#Minsk1979
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@unitychess
🔹 Minsk 1979
🔹 29 November - 27 December
🔹 47th Soviet Chess Champion
🔰 CHAMPION: Efim Geller | 11½/17 (+6−0=11) |
♦️ The 47th Soviet Chess Championship was a category XII event held in the city of Minsk from November 29th to December 27th, 1979. Eighteen of the Soviet Union's best grandmasters and masters participated in the round robin tournament.
🔴 The players including (in order of ELO):
◼️ Mikhail Tal (2615)
◼️ Yuri Balashov (2600)
◼️ Alexander Beliavsky (2595)
◼️ Rafael Vaganian (2570)
◼️ Oleg Romanishin (2560)
◼️ Vitaly Tseshkovsky (2560)
◼️ Efim Geller (2550)
◼️ Garry Kasparov (2545)
◼️ Evgeni Sveshnikov (2545)
◼️ Viktor Kupreichik (2540)
◼️ Tamas Georgadze (2535)
◼️ Sergey Makarichev (2500)
◼️ Nukhim Rashkovsky (2500)
◼️ Sergey Dolmatov (2495)
◼️ Artur Yusupov (2490)
◼️ Konstantin Lerner (2475)
◼️ Yuri Razuvaev (2470)
◼️ Yuri Anikaev (2455)
♦️ Geller, who had last won the USSR championship in 1955, finished clear first with six wins and eleven draws. He set a record for the longest number of years between winning Soviet crowns at 24 years. Alas, it was to be Geller's last hurrah at an event of this magnitude, but he showed he still had the goods even if it was well after his prime.
🌐 SOURCE: CHESSGAMES.COM / WIKIPEDIA / OLIMPBASE /
🔹 The final standings and crosstable was as above👆
🔹 Download " Minsk 1979 Games Database " by PGN format👇
🔹 Review our selected game from this tournament👇
#chess_history_tornaments
#Minsk1979
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@unitychess
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♦️ Review our selected game from "Minsk 1979 Chess Tournament"👇
▪️ Efim Geller vs Yuri N Anikaev
▪️ 47th USSR Championship (1979), Minsk BLR, rd 14, Dec-??
▪️ Sicilian Defense: Scheveningen. Modern Variation (B83))
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▪️ Efim Geller vs Yuri N Anikaev
▪️ 47th USSR Championship (1979), Minsk BLR, rd 14, Dec-??
▪️ Sicilian Defense: Scheveningen. Modern Variation (B83))
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Our judges selected young Praggnanandhaa's win against Ravi as the sixth best game of 2018!
This romantic assault will fit perfectly into textbook chapters about poisoned pawns and uncastled kings.
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Our judges selected young Praggnanandhaa's win against Ravi as the sixth best game of 2018!
This romantic assault will fit perfectly into textbook chapters about poisoned pawns and uncastled kings.
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Anand-Firouzja
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Anand, Viswanathan (IND) - Firouzja, Alireza (IRI)
½-½
World Rapid Championship 2018 round 07
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½-½
World Rapid Championship 2018 round 07
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Najer, Evgeniy (RUS) - Baron, Tal (ISR)
1-0
World Rapid Championship 2018 round 06
1-0
World Rapid Championship 2018 round 06