10th European Individual Women's Championship (2009)

Player: Tatjana Molchanova

page 1 of 1; 11 games    Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. T Molchanova vs K Gorbatenko   ½-½ 44 2009 10th European Individual Women's Championship E65 King's Indian, Fianchetto, Yugoslav, 7.O-O 2. N Zainullina vs T Molchanova   0-1 49 2009 10th European Individual Women's Championship B32 Sicilian 3. T Molchanova vs K Arakhamia-Grant   0-1 63 2009 10th European Individual Women's Championship E94 King's Indian, Orthodox 4. I Ivakhinova vs T Molchanova   1-0 29 2009 10th European Individual Women's Championship B32 Sicilian 5. I Petrukhina vs T Molchanova   0-1 52 2009 10th European Individual Women's Championship E34 Nimzo-Indian, Classical, Noa Variation 6. T Molchanova vs A Wagener 0-1 14 2009 10th European Individual Women's Championship A85 Dutch, with c4 & Nc3 7. M Lupik vs T Molchanova   1-0 56 2009 10th European Individual Women's Championship B10 Caro-Kann 8. T Molchanova vs V Minina   ½-½ 66 2009 10th European Individual Women's Championship C01 French, Exchange 9. A Zykova vs T Molchanova   0-1 23 2009 10th European Individual Women's Championship C23 Bishop's Opening 10. T Molchanova vs A Zakharova   1-0 50 2009 10th European Individual Women's Championship C04 French, Tarrasch, Guimard Main line 11. S Shaydullina vs T Molchanova 1-0 55 2009 10th European Individual Women's Championship D38 Queen's Gambit Declined, Ragozin Variation   REFINE SEARCH:   White wins (1-0) | Black wins (0-1) | Draws (1/2-1/2) | Molchanova wins | Molchanova loses

Mar-23-09    rangek: First?? Mar-24-09    brucejavier: 2ndddddd Mar-24-09    Kopenhagener: You are both right - the angel from Archangelsk was first in the European Championship for the second time ! Mar-24-09    percyblakeney: <first in the European Championship for the second time !> And the first time was impressive enough with nine wins, the standard draw against her sister, and one 126-move draw: European Individual Championships (Women) (2007)/Tatiana Kosintseva Mar-24-09    DCP23: <the angel from Archangelsk> Haven't heard that epithet before. Nice. Mar-24-09    WhiteRook48: Sixth! Mar-24-09    Jim Bartle: "Haven't heard that epithet before. Nice." I recoiled a bit to see the word "epithet" applied, thinking it meant a negative description of something, or a swear word or phrase. But then I looked it up, and DCP used the word correctly, that it's meaning can be neutral. Funny how the use of words drifts away from the proper definition. Mar-24-09    keypusher: Other renowned epithets: Swift-Footed Achilles Wily Odysseus Agamemnon Lord of Men Ethelred the Unready Pedro the Cruel Theophylact the Unbearable Viktor the Terrible Helicopter Ben Bernanke Mar-24-09    tpstar: Joseph The Black Death Blackburne Jose The Machine Capablanca Carl The Drawing Master Schlechter Richard The Fifth Teichmann Frank The Swindler Marshall Mikhail The Avenger Botvinnik David The Sorcerer Bronstein Viktor The Terrible Korchnoi Mikhail The Magician From Riga Tal Iron Tigran Petrosian Garry The Beast From Baku Kasparov Viswanathan The Tiger From Madras Anand Alexey Fire On Board Shirov Gata Kamster Kamsky Michael Spider Adams Susan Sugar Polgar Levon The Norse Against Caucasia Theory Aronian Mar-24-09    Open Defence: Sylvio There's Something Going on in that Toilet Danailov Mar-24-09    keypusher: Twenty-six for oh Colonel Moreau Mar-24-09    keypusher: "Champion of Two Generations" Emanuel Lasker. I dunno, seems to lack a certain something. Mar-27-09    percyblakeney: Russiachess.org had excellent coverage of the event, with very detailed analysis of the games, and not only of the photos as was the case with Chessbase :-) Final report: http://russiachess.org/content/view... Some of the earlier reports: http://russiachess.org/content/view... http://russiachess.org/content/view... http://russiachess.org/content/view... http://russiachess.org/content/view... http://russiachess.org/content/view... http://russiachess.org/content/view... Photos from the award ceremony: http://russiachess.org/images/stori... http://russiachess.org/images/stori... Mar-27-09    slomarko: <percyblakeney: Russiachess.org had excellent coverage of the event, with very detailed analysis of the games, and not only of the photos as was the case with Chessbase :-)> indeed. meanwhile chessgames had to coverage whatsoever and we only got this page after the championship was over. May-04-09    YoungEd: Looks like a rather high percentage of decisive games in this tournament! Nice to see!

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