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🥇King/Queen of 2020🥇
🎁10K 100% Guaranteed🎁
Starting this Sunday May 24th, 2020 all the way to December 27th, 2020 we have 32 Sundays. That means 32 Unity Weekly tournaments.
We came up with a plan to add some more excitements to the competitions by making special prizes for King/Queen champions of these 32 sessions.
For every 4 sessions, we get together the 4 champions of Open, Women, Senior, U16, U12 and make a double round robin tournament. The winners of these matches will be the champion of that season (4 sessions).
On the first week of the new year, we will have a round robin championship between the champions of each season. The winners of these matches will become the King/Queen champion of 2020!
The same thing will happen for the countries. After 4 sessions, they will compete in a 2 hours match in Arena format. The champion of this match will become the champion of that season. At the end of the year, we will have a championship Arena (2hours) tournament to find the team winner of the year. The top 100 players who attended at least one session of the Unity Weekly International will receive the prize.
These tournaments are free for all the participants.
All the matches will happen on Saturdays at 16 GMT.
Here are the Sessions and Seasons:
(10-13), (14-17), (18-21), (22-25), (26-29), (30-33), (34-37), (38-41)
Total: 8 seasons.
This is the schedule of the individual and team for all these 8 seasons:
Season #1 (10-13):
Open/Women: 6/20/2020
Team: 6/27/2020
U16/U12: 7/4/2020
Senior: 7/11/2020
Season #2 (14-17):
Open/Women: 7/18/2020
Team: 7/25/2020
U16/U12: 8/1/2020
Senior: 8/8/2020
Season #3 (18-21):
Open/Women: 8/15/2020
Team: 8/22/2020
U16/U12: 8/29/2020
Senior: 9/5/2020
Season #4 (22-25):
Open/Women: 9/12/2020
Team: 9/19/2020
U16/U12: 9/26/2020
Senior: 10/3/2020
Season #5 (26-29)
Open/Women: 10/10/2020
Team: 10/17/2020
U16/U12: 10/24/2020
Senior: 10/31/2020
Season #6 (30-33)
Open/Women: 11/7/2020
Team: 11/14/2020
U16/U12: 11/21/2020
Senior: 11/28/2020
Season #7 (34-37):
Open/Women: 12/5/2020
Team: 12/12/2020
U16/U12: 12/19/2020
Senior: 12/26/2020
Season #8 (38-41)
Senior/Open/Women/U16/U12:
12/30/2020
Team: 12/31/2020
🥇King/Queen Championship:
Senior: 1/4/2021
U12: 1/5/2021
U16: 1/6/2021
Women: 1/7/2021
Open: 1/8/2021
Team: 1/9/2021
Time control for all the matches will be the same as our main event (3/+0).
Here are the prizes of big winners of the year:
10K Guaranteed Prizes for Champions of 2020!
$5K King of the team (100 players, $50 each)
$2K King/Queen of (Open section)
$1K Queen of (Women section)
$1K King/Queen of U16
$500 King/Queen of U12
$500 King/Queen of Senior
This King/Queen project will start from this Sunday session #10, 5/24/2020.
So we are adding the U12 section to our roster starting this Sunday!
Enjoy!🌹🌺🎁
🥇King/Queen of 2020🥇
🎁10K 100% Guaranteed🎁
Starting this Sunday May 24th, 2020 all the way to December 27th, 2020 we have 32 Sundays. That means 32 Unity Weekly tournaments.
We came up with a plan to add some more excitements to the competitions by making special prizes for King/Queen champions of these 32 sessions.
For every 4 sessions, we get together the 4 champions of Open, Women, Senior, U16, U12 and make a double round robin tournament. The winners of these matches will be the champion of that season (4 sessions).
On the first week of the new year, we will have a round robin championship between the champions of each season. The winners of these matches will become the King/Queen champion of 2020!
The same thing will happen for the countries. After 4 sessions, they will compete in a 2 hours match in Arena format. The champion of this match will become the champion of that season. At the end of the year, we will have a championship Arena (2hours) tournament to find the team winner of the year. The top 100 players who attended at least one session of the Unity Weekly International will receive the prize.
These tournaments are free for all the participants.
All the matches will happen on Saturdays at 16 GMT.
Here are the Sessions and Seasons:
(10-13), (14-17), (18-21), (22-25), (26-29), (30-33), (34-37), (38-41)
Total: 8 seasons.
This is the schedule of the individual and team for all these 8 seasons:
Season #1 (10-13):
Open/Women: 6/20/2020
Team: 6/27/2020
U16/U12: 7/4/2020
Senior: 7/11/2020
Season #2 (14-17):
Open/Women: 7/18/2020
Team: 7/25/2020
U16/U12: 8/1/2020
Senior: 8/8/2020
Season #3 (18-21):
Open/Women: 8/15/2020
Team: 8/22/2020
U16/U12: 8/29/2020
Senior: 9/5/2020
Season #4 (22-25):
Open/Women: 9/12/2020
Team: 9/19/2020
U16/U12: 9/26/2020
Senior: 10/3/2020
Season #5 (26-29)
Open/Women: 10/10/2020
Team: 10/17/2020
U16/U12: 10/24/2020
Senior: 10/31/2020
Season #6 (30-33)
Open/Women: 11/7/2020
Team: 11/14/2020
U16/U12: 11/21/2020
Senior: 11/28/2020
Season #7 (34-37):
Open/Women: 12/5/2020
Team: 12/12/2020
U16/U12: 12/19/2020
Senior: 12/26/2020
Season #8 (38-41)
Senior/Open/Women/U16/U12:
12/30/2020
Team: 12/31/2020
🥇King/Queen Championship:
Senior: 1/4/2021
U12: 1/5/2021
U16: 1/6/2021
Women: 1/7/2021
Open: 1/8/2021
Team: 1/9/2021
Time control for all the matches will be the same as our main event (3/+0).
Here are the prizes of big winners of the year:
10K Guaranteed Prizes for Champions of 2020!
$5K King of the team (100 players, $50 each)
$2K King/Queen of (Open section)
$1K Queen of (Women section)
$1K King/Queen of U16
$500 King/Queen of U12
$500 King/Queen of Senior
This King/Queen project will start from this Sunday session #10, 5/24/2020.
So we are adding the U12 section to our roster starting this Sunday!
Enjoy!🌹🌺🎁
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♟Sundays with Unity♟
❇️$1,400 Prizes are 100% Guaranteed!
💎10th Unity International Weekly Tournament
May 24th, 2020
‼️New Changes‼️
1️⃣The Country with the best result (more points) will receive $200 for its top 40 players.
2️⃣Total time: 120 minutes
3️⃣Registrations can be done in 2 ways:
A) Representative
B) Website: unitychess.com
4️⃣Payments for the entry fee ($4 plus tax) can be made in 4 ways:
A) Representative
B) Website: unitychess.com
C) PayPal: unitychess@gmail.com
D) Bank Account: for details send an email to: sundayswithunity@gmail.com
5️⃣King/Queen Champions of 2020
✳️All players are required to join the Unity Team, which has been formed on Lichess for this tournament.
⏹Regulations:
1️⃣Type: Open
2️⃣Date: Sunday at 10:30 am (Arizona time), 17:30 (GMT)
3️⃣Time control: 3+0
4️⃣Website: Lichess.org
5️⃣Total time: 120 minutes
6️⃣Entry Fee: $4 plus tax
7️⃣Free entry for the following players: GM, WGM, IM, WIM, FM, WFM, Fide International Arbiters
50% off entry fee for seniors.
8️⃣The Berserk option is available.
9️⃣All players are required to have played at least 30 rated blitz games with their Lichess account prior to the tournament.
🔟No more registration will get accepted one hour prior to the tournament!
*️⃣All players must take part in the tournament with their official Lichess ID.
⏹Prizes terms and conditions:
1️⃣All prizes will be paid within 2 days.
2️⃣Cash prizes are given to the top places, ranked by Lichess.
3️⃣If a player is eligible for two awards between the sections, the higher prize is awarded.
4️⃣The USCF (United States Chess Federation) rated players who don’t have Fide rating, will be eligible to receive the section prizes. Here is the formula to calculate their Fide rating: (USCF-100= Fide rating). That means a USCF player with rating of 1650 would be eligible to receive the section prize for under 1600 (1650-100=1550).
5️⃣Winners of class prizes can only receive prizes related to their rating level.
6️⃣The criterion for section prizes is FIDE Standard rating. If the player doesn’t have that, we will go with blitz rating. If not, then rapid rating. If the player doesn’t have Fide, nor USCF rating, we will consider him/her as unrated player.
8️⃣To receive prizes please contact the representative in your country or send your PayPal information to: sundayswithunity@gmail.com
🏆Awards
🥇The Best Country (more points in total):
$200 to the top 40 players of that country ($5 each).
📵If one player cheat, the whole country won’t win the $200 team prize!
Open:
1️⃣$150
2️⃣$100
3️⃣$60
4️⃣$40
5️⃣-🔟$20
Women's Section:
1️⃣$60
2️⃣$40
3️⃣$20
Senior 50+:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U16:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U12:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U2400:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U2300:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U2200:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U2100:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U2000:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U1900:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U1800:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U1700:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U1600:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U1500:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U1400:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
Unrated:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
🎁Unity Lucky Awards:
*️⃣The 50th, 100th, 150th, 200th, 250th, 300th, 350th, 400th, 450th, 500th, 550th, 600th, 650th, 700th, 750th, 800th, 850th, 900th, 950th, and 1000th places that will be announced at the end of the tournament by Lichess. Each of these players will be paid $10.
⏹Prohibitions:
1️⃣Using computers.
2️⃣Having someone else play for you.
3️⃣Using inappropriate language in chat room of Lichess.
⏹The Power of the Jury:
1️⃣Requiring players to play under the camera if needed.
2️⃣Prohibiting offending players from participating in future matches.
3️⃣Issues a verdict for players who have committed a violation outside the rules of the regulations.
4️⃣Verification: Ask players to play some blitz games on camera with the presence of some members of the jury after the end of the tournament, in order to verify their performance in the competition.
*️⃣The goal of this tournament is to provide a safe environment where chess players can compete and enjoy the games. Wish everyone good luck!
*️⃣Please join the tournament group in Telegram to communicate with us:
https://t.me/joinchat/BAHle1WqYMV-CbKE6nDgaQ
❇️$1,400 Prizes are 100% Guaranteed!
💎10th Unity International Weekly Tournament
May 24th, 2020
‼️New Changes‼️
1️⃣The Country with the best result (more points) will receive $200 for its top 40 players.
2️⃣Total time: 120 minutes
3️⃣Registrations can be done in 2 ways:
A) Representative
B) Website: unitychess.com
4️⃣Payments for the entry fee ($4 plus tax) can be made in 4 ways:
A) Representative
B) Website: unitychess.com
C) PayPal: unitychess@gmail.com
D) Bank Account: for details send an email to: sundayswithunity@gmail.com
5️⃣King/Queen Champions of 2020
✳️All players are required to join the Unity Team, which has been formed on Lichess for this tournament.
⏹Regulations:
1️⃣Type: Open
2️⃣Date: Sunday at 10:30 am (Arizona time), 17:30 (GMT)
3️⃣Time control: 3+0
4️⃣Website: Lichess.org
5️⃣Total time: 120 minutes
6️⃣Entry Fee: $4 plus tax
7️⃣Free entry for the following players: GM, WGM, IM, WIM, FM, WFM, Fide International Arbiters
50% off entry fee for seniors.
8️⃣The Berserk option is available.
9️⃣All players are required to have played at least 30 rated blitz games with their Lichess account prior to the tournament.
🔟No more registration will get accepted one hour prior to the tournament!
*️⃣All players must take part in the tournament with their official Lichess ID.
⏹Prizes terms and conditions:
1️⃣All prizes will be paid within 2 days.
2️⃣Cash prizes are given to the top places, ranked by Lichess.
3️⃣If a player is eligible for two awards between the sections, the higher prize is awarded.
4️⃣The USCF (United States Chess Federation) rated players who don’t have Fide rating, will be eligible to receive the section prizes. Here is the formula to calculate their Fide rating: (USCF-100= Fide rating). That means a USCF player with rating of 1650 would be eligible to receive the section prize for under 1600 (1650-100=1550).
5️⃣Winners of class prizes can only receive prizes related to their rating level.
6️⃣The criterion for section prizes is FIDE Standard rating. If the player doesn’t have that, we will go with blitz rating. If not, then rapid rating. If the player doesn’t have Fide, nor USCF rating, we will consider him/her as unrated player.
8️⃣To receive prizes please contact the representative in your country or send your PayPal information to: sundayswithunity@gmail.com
🏆Awards
🥇The Best Country (more points in total):
$200 to the top 40 players of that country ($5 each).
📵If one player cheat, the whole country won’t win the $200 team prize!
Open:
1️⃣$150
2️⃣$100
3️⃣$60
4️⃣$40
5️⃣-🔟$20
Women's Section:
1️⃣$60
2️⃣$40
3️⃣$20
Senior 50+:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U16:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U12:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U2400:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U2300:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U2200:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U2100:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U2000:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U1900:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U1800:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U1700:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U1600:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U1500:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
U1400:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
Unrated:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
🎁Unity Lucky Awards:
*️⃣The 50th, 100th, 150th, 200th, 250th, 300th, 350th, 400th, 450th, 500th, 550th, 600th, 650th, 700th, 750th, 800th, 850th, 900th, 950th, and 1000th places that will be announced at the end of the tournament by Lichess. Each of these players will be paid $10.
⏹Prohibitions:
1️⃣Using computers.
2️⃣Having someone else play for you.
3️⃣Using inappropriate language in chat room of Lichess.
⏹The Power of the Jury:
1️⃣Requiring players to play under the camera if needed.
2️⃣Prohibiting offending players from participating in future matches.
3️⃣Issues a verdict for players who have committed a violation outside the rules of the regulations.
4️⃣Verification: Ask players to play some blitz games on camera with the presence of some members of the jury after the end of the tournament, in order to verify their performance in the competition.
*️⃣The goal of this tournament is to provide a safe environment where chess players can compete and enjoy the games. Wish everyone good luck!
*️⃣Please join the tournament group in Telegram to communicate with us:
https://t.me/joinchat/BAHle1WqYMV-CbKE6nDgaQ
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5️⃣King/Queen Champions of 2020
U12:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
Free entry for Fide International Arbiters.
5️⃣King/Queen Champions of 2020
U12:
1️⃣$20
2️⃣$10
Free entry for Fide International Arbiters.
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♟"Sundays with unity"♟
👑 "2020-yil qiroli va qirolichasi"👑
🎁$10K (10 000 dollor) 100% kafolatlangan "🎁
📌 Ushbu yakshanba 2020 yil 24-maydan boshlab, 2020-yil 27-dekabrgacha 32 ta yakshanba bor. Bu 32 Unity Haftalik musobaqalari degani.
📌 Biz ushbu 32 haftaning Qirol / Qirolicha chempionlari uchun maxsus sovg'alar berish orqali musobaqalarga yana bir nechta hayajonli takliflarni qo'shishni rejalashtirganmiz.
📌 Har 4 haftada biz 4 ta ochiq, Ayollar, Qariyalar, U16, U12 chempionlarini birlashtiramiz va g'oliblar o'rtasida juft davra musobaqasini o'tkazamiz. Ushbu o'yinlarning g'oliblari o'sha mavsum chempioni bo'ladi (4 seans).
📌 Yangi yilning birinchi haftasida biz har bir mavsum chempionlari o'rtasida dumaloq robin chempionatini o'tkazamiz. Ushbu o'yinlarning g'oliblari 2020 yilgi Qirol / Qirolicha chempioniga aylanishadi!
📌 Xuddi shu narsa mamlakatlar uchun bo'ladi. 4 ta sessiyadan so'ng ular Arena formatidagi 2 soatlik o'yinda o'zaro raqobatlashadi. Ushbu turnir chempioni o'sha mavsum chempioniga aylanadi. Yil oxirida biz qaysi bir jamoa yilning g'olibi boʻlishini topish uchun chempionat Arena (2 soat) musobaqasini o'tkazamiz. "Unity Weekly International" ning kamida bitta musobaqasida qatnashgan eng yaxshi 100 o'yinchi mukofotni oladi.
📌Ushbu musobaqalar barcha ishtirokchilar uchun bepul.
📌Barcha o'yinlar shanba kunlari GMT (bu xalqaro vaqtni hisoblash, bu Oʻzbekiston soati bilan +5.00 farq qiladi, yani, musobaqalar 16.00 GMT da boʻladigan boʻlsa unda Oʻzbekiston vaqti bilan 21.00 da boʻladi) 16.00 da bo'lib o'tadi.
📝Seanslar va fasllar:
(10-13), (14-17), (18-21), (22-25), (26-29), (30-33), (34-37), (38-41)
Hammasi bo'lib: 8 fasl.
📍Shaxsiy va jamoaning ushbu barcha 8 mavsum uchun jadvali quyidagicha:
🏷 1-fasl (10-13):
Ochiq / Ayollar: 6/20/2020
Jamoa: 6/27/2020
U16 / U12: 7/4/2020
Qariyalar: 7/11/2020
🏷 2-fasl (14-17):
Ochiq / Ayollar: 7/18/2020
Jamoa: 25.07.2010
U16 / U12: 8/1/2020
Qariyalar: 8/8/2020
🏷 3-fasl (18-21):
Ochiq / Ayollar: 8/15/2020
Jamoa: 8/22/2020
U16 / U12: 8/29/2020
Qariyalar: 5/5/2020
🏷4-fasl (22-25):
Ochiq / Ayollar: 9/12/2020
Jamoa: 9/19/2020
U16 / U12: 9/26/2020
Qariyalar: 10/3/2020
🏷 5-fasl (26-29)
Ochiq / Ayollar: 10/10/2020
Jamoa: 10/17/2020
U16 / U12: 10/24/2020
Qariyalar: 10/31/2020
🏷 6-fasl (30-33)
Ochiq / Ayollar: 11/7/2020
Jamoa: 11/14/2020
U16 / U12: 11/21/2020
Qariyalar: 11/28/2020
🏷 7-fasl (34-37):
Ochiq / Ayollar: 12/5/2020
Jamoa: 12/12/2020
U16 / U12: 12/19/2020
Qariyalar: 12/26/2020
🏷8-fasl (38-41)
Qariyalar/ ochiq / Ayollar / U16 / U12:
12/30/2020
Jamoa: 12/31/2020
👑Qirol / Qirolicha chempionati:
Qariyalar: 1/4/2021
U12: 1/5/2021
U16: 1/6/2021
Ayollar: 1/7/2021
Ochish: 1/8/2021
Jamoa: 1/9/2021
📌 Barcha uchrashuvlarning vaqt nazorati bizning asosiy musobaqalarimiz bilan bir xil bo'ladi (3 + 0).
🏆 Yilning yirik g'oliblarining mukofotlari:
📌 2020 yilgi Chempionlar uchun 💵$10K (10 000 dollor) kafolatli sovg'alar!
💵$5 000 Jamoaning sardori (100 o'yinchi, har biri 50 dollardan)
💵$2 000 qirol / qirolicha (ochiq bo'lim)
💵$1 000 malika (ayollar bo'limi)
💵$1 000 U16 qiroli / qirolichasi
💵500 dollor U12 qiroli / qirolichasi
💵500 dollor Qariyalar (Seniors) Qirol / qirolicha
📌Ushbu Qirol /Qirolichaning loyihasi ushbu yakshanbadan 5/24/2020 dan boshlanadi.
Shuning uchun biz ushbu yakshanba kunidan boshlab U12 qismini o'z ro'yxatimizga qo'shamiz!
💣ROHATLANING!!! 🌹🌺🎁
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⚡️Mana sizga yangilik😄👇
♟"Sundays with unity"♟
👑 "2020-yil qiroli va qirolichasi"👑
🎁$10K (10 000 dollor) 100% kafolatlangan "🎁
📌 Ushbu yakshanba 2020 yil 24-maydan boshlab, 2020-yil 27-dekabrgacha 32 ta yakshanba bor. Bu 32 Unity Haftalik musobaqalari degani.
📌 Biz ushbu 32 haftaning Qirol / Qirolicha chempionlari uchun maxsus sovg'alar berish orqali musobaqalarga yana bir nechta hayajonli takliflarni qo'shishni rejalashtirganmiz.
📌 Har 4 haftada biz 4 ta ochiq, Ayollar, Qariyalar, U16, U12 chempionlarini birlashtiramiz va g'oliblar o'rtasida juft davra musobaqasini o'tkazamiz. Ushbu o'yinlarning g'oliblari o'sha mavsum chempioni bo'ladi (4 seans).
📌 Yangi yilning birinchi haftasida biz har bir mavsum chempionlari o'rtasida dumaloq robin chempionatini o'tkazamiz. Ushbu o'yinlarning g'oliblari 2020 yilgi Qirol / Qirolicha chempioniga aylanishadi!
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Qariyalar: 8/8/2020
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Qariyalar: 5/5/2020
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Jamoa: 9/19/2020
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Qariyalar: 10/3/2020
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Jamoa: 10/17/2020
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Qariyalar: 12/26/2020
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12/30/2020
Jamoa: 12/31/2020
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U12: 1/5/2021
U16: 1/6/2021
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Jamoa: 1/9/2021
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Gata Kamsky is a Soviet-born American chess grandmaster, and a five-time U.S. champion. Kamsky reached the final of the FIDE World Chess Championship 1996 at the age of 22, and reached a ranking of fourth in the world rankings in 1995. He played almost no FIDE-rated games between 1997 and late 2004. Wikipedia
Gata Kamsky is a Soviet-born American chess grandmaster, and a five-time U.S. champion. Kamsky reached the final of the FIDE World Chess Championship 1996 at the age of 22, and reached a ranking of fourth in the world rankings in 1995. He played almost no FIDE-rated games between 1997 and late 2004. Wikipedia
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Gata Kamsky
American chess grandmaster
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An amazing fighter, Super GM Gata Kamsky came back!! Fire on the board!!🔥🔥🔥
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GATA KAMSKY
Person of day - 02.06.2019
Gata Rustemovich Sabirov was born in the distant city of Novokuznetsk, but his family soon moved to Leningrad after a short stay in Kazan. Gata’s grandfather, the founder of Tatarstan’s Drama Theatre, went under the pseudonym of “Kamsky” and soon one of the most notable wunderkinds of the 20thcentury became known in Leningrad under than surname.
Kamsky was noticed by the legendary trainer Vladimir Zak in the Pioneers’ Palace and his regular sparring-partner was master Vladimir Shishkin. Zak proudly called his mentee “my little grandmaster”, for the Siberian’s talent was so evident. Gata’s successes were linear: he won the juniors’ Spartak championship, defeated Mark Taimanov during a sensational Leningrad championship and became the USSR junior champion at the age of 12.
“There’s been no talent of this level since Kasparov!” wrote Soviet newspapers about the young champion. The Soviet chess federation decided to stage a match between Kamsky and the more experienced junior prize-winner AlexeiShirov. Under the guidance of his new trainer Gennady Nesis, the wunderkind convincingly won the match before representing the USSR in the world junior championship.
In 1989, the Kamsky family accepted an offer of millionaire James Kane and moved to the US, to the surprise of Soviet functionaries. In the West, the young chess player soared- he won the US championship and became a grandmaster, thus qualifying for the inter-zonal tournament. In 1990, Gata won the super tournament in Tilburg and entered the global chess elite.
Analysts were certain that the next candidates’ cycle would be connected with Gata Kamsky’s name. While the chess world was split into two in 1993, Gata brought the US team victory in the world team championship, where he defeated Russia’s leader, Vladimir Kramnik. Soon after, he won the Najdorf Memorial in 1993, before qualifying for the candidates’ matches of both FIDE and the newly-formed PCA.
While playing qualifying matches for the PCA, he thrashed Vladimir Kramnik 4,5:1,5 and recent candidate Nigel Short 5,5:1,5, but he lost the right to a match against Kasparov to Vishy Anand. In FIDE’s cycle, he was even more successful: he beat Van der Sterren 4,5:2,5, Valery Salov 4,5:1,5 and won against Anand after a tie-break 6:4. His 1994 victory in Linares showed that Gata was serious about his challenge for the championship, which was guarded by Anatoly Karpov.
The match for the FIDE crown took place in Elista in 1996 and was followed by a chain of scandals. Despite the advent of the computer age, the ageing Karpov insisted on playing with delays. Gata’s father Rustam clashed with administrators and once knocked out Gata’s second, Yasser Seirawan, whom he suspected of passing information to the enemy camp. In the end, the 12thworld champion won by three points and the disappointed father announced that his son was robbed of the crown unfairly and that his son would be quitting chess to study at university.
Kamsky was unheard-of for several years, other than the single interruption of his seclusion, when Gata played in the 1999 FIDE knockout world championship but lost to eventual winner Alexander Khalifman at an early stage. His real return came in 2004. The law graduate of Arizona University prepared for the 2005 World Cup in Khanty-Mansiysk and became a candidate. In 2007 in Elista, he knocked out Etienne Bacrot 3,5:0,5, but then lost to Boris Gelfand and failed to qualify for the world championship.
The next World Cup brought the American a grandiose triumph: he consecutively defeated Adly, Avrukh, Georgiev, Svidler, Ponomarev, Carlsen and Shirov, thus winning the trophy. Alas, Gata could not qualify for the match against Anand after he lost a qualifying match against Veselin Topalov.
He played in the 2011 candidates’ matches, where he avenged Topalov but lost to Gelfand once again. He won several large open tournaments and multiple US championships. He also won several Olympic bronze medals with the American team in individual and collective rankings.
GATA KAMSKY
Person of day - 02.06.2019
Gata Rustemovich Sabirov was born in the distant city of Novokuznetsk, but his family soon moved to Leningrad after a short stay in Kazan. Gata’s grandfather, the founder of Tatarstan’s Drama Theatre, went under the pseudonym of “Kamsky” and soon one of the most notable wunderkinds of the 20thcentury became known in Leningrad under than surname.
Kamsky was noticed by the legendary trainer Vladimir Zak in the Pioneers’ Palace and his regular sparring-partner was master Vladimir Shishkin. Zak proudly called his mentee “my little grandmaster”, for the Siberian’s talent was so evident. Gata’s successes were linear: he won the juniors’ Spartak championship, defeated Mark Taimanov during a sensational Leningrad championship and became the USSR junior champion at the age of 12.
“There’s been no talent of this level since Kasparov!” wrote Soviet newspapers about the young champion. The Soviet chess federation decided to stage a match between Kamsky and the more experienced junior prize-winner AlexeiShirov. Under the guidance of his new trainer Gennady Nesis, the wunderkind convincingly won the match before representing the USSR in the world junior championship.
In 1989, the Kamsky family accepted an offer of millionaire James Kane and moved to the US, to the surprise of Soviet functionaries. In the West, the young chess player soared- he won the US championship and became a grandmaster, thus qualifying for the inter-zonal tournament. In 1990, Gata won the super tournament in Tilburg and entered the global chess elite.
Analysts were certain that the next candidates’ cycle would be connected with Gata Kamsky’s name. While the chess world was split into two in 1993, Gata brought the US team victory in the world team championship, where he defeated Russia’s leader, Vladimir Kramnik. Soon after, he won the Najdorf Memorial in 1993, before qualifying for the candidates’ matches of both FIDE and the newly-formed PCA.
While playing qualifying matches for the PCA, he thrashed Vladimir Kramnik 4,5:1,5 and recent candidate Nigel Short 5,5:1,5, but he lost the right to a match against Kasparov to Vishy Anand. In FIDE’s cycle, he was even more successful: he beat Van der Sterren 4,5:2,5, Valery Salov 4,5:1,5 and won against Anand after a tie-break 6:4. His 1994 victory in Linares showed that Gata was serious about his challenge for the championship, which was guarded by Anatoly Karpov.
The match for the FIDE crown took place in Elista in 1996 and was followed by a chain of scandals. Despite the advent of the computer age, the ageing Karpov insisted on playing with delays. Gata’s father Rustam clashed with administrators and once knocked out Gata’s second, Yasser Seirawan, whom he suspected of passing information to the enemy camp. In the end, the 12thworld champion won by three points and the disappointed father announced that his son was robbed of the crown unfairly and that his son would be quitting chess to study at university.
Kamsky was unheard-of for several years, other than the single interruption of his seclusion, when Gata played in the 1999 FIDE knockout world championship but lost to eventual winner Alexander Khalifman at an early stage. His real return came in 2004. The law graduate of Arizona University prepared for the 2005 World Cup in Khanty-Mansiysk and became a candidate. In 2007 in Elista, he knocked out Etienne Bacrot 3,5:0,5, but then lost to Boris Gelfand and failed to qualify for the world championship.
The next World Cup brought the American a grandiose triumph: he consecutively defeated Adly, Avrukh, Georgiev, Svidler, Ponomarev, Carlsen and Shirov, thus winning the trophy. Alas, Gata could not qualify for the match against Anand after he lost a qualifying match against Veselin Topalov.
He played in the 2011 candidates’ matches, where he avenged Topalov but lost to Gelfand once again. He won several large open tournaments and multiple US championships. He also won several Olympic bronze medals with the American team in individual and collective rankings.
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Lastly, he won three European Cups with Linex-Magic, Ural and SOCAR.
He has lived in Russia for the last few years, where he heads a children’s school in Kazan and plays for Kazan’s Ladya in Russian club championships.
https://ruchess.ru/en/persons_of_day/gata_kamsky/
Lastly, he won three European Cups with Linex-Magic, Ural and SOCAR.
He has lived in Russia for the last few years, where he heads a children’s school in Kazan and plays for Kazan’s Ladya in Russian club championships.
https://ruchess.ru/en/persons_of_day/gata_kamsky/
Российская Шахматная Федерация
GATA KAMSKY
Российская Шахматная Федерация - Персоны дня.