Reykjavik Open (2008)

Player: Julia Almer

page 1 of 1; 5 games    Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. J Almer vs Robson   0-1 35 2008 Reykjavik Open B83 Sicilian 2. S Bjornsson vs J Almer   1-0 30 2008 Reykjavik Open C95 Ruy Lopez, Closed, Breyer 3. E Hagesaether vs J Almer   1-0 25 2008 Reykjavik Open A07 King's Indian Attack 4. C Andersson vs J Almer   1-0 61 2008 Reykjavik Open C47 Four Knights 5. J Almer vs V Vigfusson   0-1 34 2008 Reykjavik Open C42 Petrov Defense   REFINE SEARCH:   White wins (1-0) | Black wins (0-1) | Draws (1/2-1/2) | Almer wins | Almer loses

Mar-13-08    chessmoron: Congrats to Wang Hao and his great win against Caruana. Congrats Hannes Stefansson, and Wang Yue Mar-13-08    dumbgai: A great recovery by Wang Yue, who lost in the first round to a 2300 FM. Mar-13-08    pawnofdoom: Wang Yue will lose a few points, but Wang Hao is just getting closer and closer to 2700 Mar-13-08    chessmoron: Actually Wang Yue will gain a tiny 2.1 points since he score 6 wins. Mar-13-08    playerXchess: I don't think rating points will be such a big deal for him. He's probably about 8 points down from January. He can forget this one, and start focusing on the 2-year long Grand Prix Series - which really matters. Mar-13-08    whiteshark: Tournament page: http://www.skaksamband.is/index.php... with Participants, Reports, Games in PGN, Results, Standings, Picture etc....

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