73rd Ukrainian Championship (2004)

Player: Pavel Eljanov

page 1 of 1; 2 games    Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. Eljanov vs M Oleksienko ½-½ 38 2004 73rd Ukrainian Championship A79 Benoni, Classical, 11.f3 2. M Oleksienko vs Eljanov   ½-½ 44 2004 73rd Ukrainian Championship B33 Sicilian   REFINE SEARCH:   White wins (1-0) | Black wins (0-1) | Draws (1/2-1/2) | Eljanov wins | Eljanov loses

Sep-09-04    Troewa: On the main page here it says that Alexander Moiseenko is the new Ukrainian champion, meanwhile Chessbase tells us that Moiseenko came in third, after Korobov (2nd) and Volokitin (1st) Sep-09-04    Knight13: Can somebody tell me who won in this Championship? Sep-09-04    chessgames.com: We'll check our facts, hang on.... Sep-09-04    chessgames.com: Right, Volokitin won the event. Sorry about the mixup. Sep-09-04    Knight13: I think the highest people in this Championship are International Masters. Sep-09-04    Minor Piece Activity: Yeah, IMs like Ivanchuk. =D Sep-09-04    tamar: Lots of GMs and soon to be GMs. The Ukraine is a hotbed of chess. Sep-09-04    Maroczy: Anyone know why Ponomariov didn't participate? Sep-09-04    Giancarlo: Ivanchuk use to be in the top 2, right behind Kaspy: Garry Kasparov Sep-10-04    iron maiden: Although he was never really a clear number two. Oct-01-04    MICHAEL COOLCAT: in the world chess match i hope leko doesnt play like hes just lego Nov-01-04    Knight13: Nobody has kibitzed for a while here. But I still see that this Tournament has good games in it. I wonder who's the winner next year. Jun-24-05    Knight13: I wonder who's the winner this year. ;) Dec-31-06    Dr.Lecter: Was this tournament a knock out?

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