NH Chess Tournament (2007)

Player: Alexander Beliavsky

page 1 of 1; 6 games    Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. Beliavsky vs J Smeets   ½-½ 36 2007 NH Chess Tournament D44 Queen's Gambit Declined Semi-Slav 2. Stellwagen vs Beliavsky   ½-½ 44 2007 NH Chess Tournament C92 Ruy Lopez, Closed 3. Beliavsky vs Karjakin   ½-½ 59 2007 NH Chess Tournament D43 Queen's Gambit Declined Semi-Slav 4. Beliavsky vs Negi ½-½ 71 2007 NH Chess Tournament D97 Grunfeld, Russian 5. J Smeets vs Beliavsky   ½-½ 41 2007 NH Chess Tournament C92 Ruy Lopez, Closed 6. I Cheparinov vs Beliavsky   ½-½ 44 2007 NH Chess Tournament E15 Queen's Indian   REFINE SEARCH:   White wins (1-0) | Black wins (0-1) | Draws (1/2-1/2) | Beliavsky wins | Beliavsky loses

< Earlier Kibitzing  · PAGE 7 OF 7 ·  Later Kibitzing> Sep-01-07    acirce: 28.Qh6 is hard to understand. Sep-01-07    slomarko: <28.Qh6 is hard to understand.> why would 28.Qh6 be hard to understand? it looks a perfectly logic move to me. what would you have played? Sep-01-07    percyblakeney: Looking better for Cheparinov after 34. Bf4, maybe it will be 1-0 after all. Sep-01-07    acirce: Too bad, but finally Ljubojevic's time-trouble blunder came. But Karjakin has good winning chances too. Sep-01-07    Mameluk: All oldies are typically going down in timetrouble. Sep-01-07    acirce: <what would you have played?> I would definitely be clueless in that position. Something pseudo-aggressive like Rd5 is a guess. Sep-01-07    sitzkrieg: uhm what is karjakin doing? Sep-01-07    slomarko: <uhm what is karjakin doing?> winning? Sep-01-07    slomarko: <I would definitely be clueless in that position. Something pseudo-aggressive like Rd5 is a guess.> i think he didnt see any winning plan with his queen on g7 and decided to centralize it again. all in all a correct decision from my point of view. Sep-01-07    cannibal: Ljubo rocks!!!!!! Sep-01-07    sitzkrieg: ah karjakin is white..That makes a difference..:p Sep-01-07    acirce: Amazing blunder, that 57.Qxb6??? Sep-01-07    supertimchan: Yeah, that was a terrible blunder. Sep-01-07    suenteus po 147: Negi and Nikolic have drawn. That finishes up the last of the games. By my count it seems that once again "Youth" has toppled "Experience." Sep-01-07    lostemperor: Or how to beat your dad in chess again (; Sep-01-07    acirce: And Karjakin gets the ticket to Melody Amber and breaks 2700. All good news. Sep-01-07    slomarko: congratulation to Karjakin a well deserved win. i hope in future the organisers of major tourneys start to invite people like Karjakin and Cheparinov instead of Gelfand, Van Wely, Svilder etc... Sep-01-07    achieve: Negi was unfortunate this tournament, he'll be back with a win here next year.. Stellwagen showed his potential.. Karjakin showed his technique.. Ljubo showed he can still play very good when inspired.. Yusupow wasn't stable as he used to be.. I like this format/idea - very good practice for the youngsters against a few of the game's finest. Sep-01-07    amuralid: Congrats to Karjakin! Sep-01-07    notyetagm: <acirce: Amazing blunder, that 57.Qxb6???> In what game was this blunder? Sep-01-07    Karpova: <notyetagm> In Cheparinov-Ljubojevic (draw) Sep-01-07    Mameluk: Karjakin plays very well this year and finally crosses 2700. I donīt think he suffers from lack of invitations:) Jusupov surprised me in first half, but in the end it was good old Jusupov:) Sep-01-07    notyetagm: <Mameluk: Karjakin plays very well this year and finally crosses 2700.> Yes, Karjakin is smoking this year, an undefeated +3 at Foros followed by an undefeated +4 here at the NH tournament. Karjakin is going to be a force to be reckoned with at the FIDE World Cup in November. Does anyone know what Karjakin's next tournament is? Is he playing at the Tal Memorial? Sep-01-07    percyblakeney: Nice to see Karjakin doing well, and after a couple of years around 2650-80 he seems to be ready to step up to 2700+. Sep-04-07    mckmck: Negi is Total disappointment. Jump to page #    (enter # from 1 to 7) < Earlier Kibitzing  · PAGE 7 OF 7 ·  Later Kibitzing>

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