Ukrainian Championships (2005)

Player: Igor Labensky

page 1 of 1; 2 games    Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. I Labensky vs M Brodsky 0-1 41 2005 Ukrainian Championships E24 Nimzo-Indian, Samisch 2. M Brodsky vs I Labensky   1-0 38 2005 Ukrainian Championships A04 Reti Opening   REFINE SEARCH:   White wins (1-0) | Black wins (0-1) | Draws (1/2-1/2) | Labensky wins | Labensky loses

Sep-06-05    siggemannen: well done Areshchenko! Sep-06-05    nsteinme: Can it really be true that every last game Areshchenko played was decisive? Did they maybe just leave the draws out of the database as being too boring? Sep-06-05    iron maiden: I know he drew one of the blitz tiebreak games against Efimenko. Sep-06-05    siggemannen: one could notice the fighting spirit of those guys, even the top two, they won many and lost many, cool stuff Sep-10-05    Petrosian63: Why didn't Ivanchuk play? Sep-10-05    percyblakeney: None of the highest rated Ukrainians were playing, apart from Ivanchuk also Ponomariov, Moiseenko and Karjakin were absent. Sep-10-05    percyblakeney: ...and Volokitin wasn't there either. Sep-10-05    azaris: Chessbase also claim there was one Russian in the lineup: http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp... I think they confused FM Alexander Zubarev from Russia with GM Alexander Zubarev from the Ukraine. Sep-10-05    aw1988: What about Zubzhaschasvili? Oct-16-05    Giraf: anybody knows if there is any crosstable? Oct-16-05    Giraf: Or where is that famous Ponomaryov? Oct-16-05    Open Defence: <GiraF> click on this link for the cross table Ukrainian Championships (2005) Oct-16-05    cuendillar: Apparently they are ordered by scoring percentage. Makes it look a bit strange in a knock-out event.

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