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page 1 of 3; games 1-25 of 66  Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. Shen Yang vs M Sebag 1-0 38 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix D43 Queen's Gambit Declined Semi-Slav 2. L Mkrtchian vs B Kovanova   ½-½ 39 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix E32 Nimzo-Indian, Classical 3. B Munguntuul vs B Yildiz 1-0 36 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix D20 Queen's Gambit Accepted 4. Y Xu vs Zhao Xue   ½-½ 48 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix B83 Sicilian 5. M Fierro vs Zhu Chen   ½-½ 105 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix C90 Ruy Lopez, Closed 6. N Dzagnidze vs Ju Wenjun 1-0 88 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix E75 King's Indian, Averbakh, Main line 7. Y Xu vs Shen Yang 1-0 45 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix C93 Ruy Lopez, Closed, Smyslov Defense 8. M Sebag vs L Mkrtchian ½-½ 42 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix B12 Caro-Kann Defense 9. B Kovanova vs M Fierro ½-½ 43 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix C41 Philidor Defense 10. Zhu Chen vs B Munguntuul 1-0 37 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix D45 Queen's Gambit Declined Semi-Slav 11. B Yildiz vs N Dzagnidze 0-1 46 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix B06 Robatsch 12. Zhao Xue vs Ju Wenjun 0-1 39 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix D80 Grunfeld 13. Ju Wenjun vs B Yildiz   1-0 40 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix D20 Queen's Gambit Accepted 14. B Munguntuul vs B Kovanova   ½-½ 64 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix C92 Ruy Lopez, Closed 15. M Fierro vs M Sebag   ½-½ 58 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix B90 Sicilian, Najdorf 16. N Dzagnidze vs Zhu Chen 1-0 33 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix D49 Queen's Gambit Declined Semi-Slav, Meran 17. L Mkrtchian vs Y Xu 0-1 38 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix E32 Nimzo-Indian, Classical 18. Shen Yang vs Zhao Xue 0-1 50 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix E38 Nimzo-Indian, Classical, 4...c5 19. M Sebag vs B Munguntuul 1-0 96 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix C42 Petrov Defense 20. B Kovanova vs N Dzagnidze 0-1 74 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix B47 Sicilian, Taimanov (Bastrikov) Variation 21. Shen Yang vs L Mkrtchian ½-½ 29 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix E47 Nimzo-Indian, 4.e3 O-O 5.Bd3 22. Y Xu vs M Fierro 1-0 43 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix B07 Pirc 23. Zhu Chen vs Ju Wenjun   ½-½ 29 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix E77 King's Indian 24. Zhao Xue vs B Yildiz 1-0 31 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix A29 English, Four Knights, Kingside Fianchetto 25. B Yildiz vs Zhu Chen 0-1 46 2009 Nanjing Women's FIDE Grand Prix B07 Pirc  page 1 of 3; games 1-25 of 66

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< Earlier Kibitzing  · PAGE 5 OF 5 ·  Later Kibitzing> Oct-07-09    Ladolcevita: <dumbgai> Well,what surprises me is that now I somehow feel a bit more curious about whether she could remain "perfect"than who would win the tournament.... Well,at least for a minute... Oct-07-09    Gotank: But wait, once Martha and Betul plays, at least one person's streak will be broken, be it the winless one or the losing one. Have there been any other tournaments with similar results by one of the players? Oct-07-09    sisyphus: <weisyschwarz: Actually, Kovanova drew with Mkartchian in a game the latter should have won. Seabag lost to Zhao Xue.> ? I was talking about today's games. Mkrtchian – Kovanova was last week. Zhao Xue – Sebag is tomorrow. http://nanjing2009.fide.com/tourvie... Oct-07-09    ingberg: Batkhuyag Munguntuul has chickenpox! She's wearing mask and gloves! http://blog.sina.com.cn/chessnews Oct-07-09    Astardis: I'm far from disrespecting anyone but what exactly is the use of Yildiz playing in this tournament? 0/9 is ridiculous in a women's tournament (no, I am NOT disrespecting female chess players). If they wanted a punching ball they could have just given a bye to each player and invite Maya Ch. or Pia C. instead. At least that would have given the tournament some class. What we have now is a more or less inevitable Chinese player fighting for first place with Sebag and Dzagnidze - both fine players but hardly candidates for first place in a serious event. Oct-08-09    sisyphus: Xu Yuhua beat Kovanova in 31. Munguntuul - Dzagnidze is a rook ending, I think a draw at this level. Oct-08-09    whiteshark: <ingberg> She will play on a computer link to chess board against Dzagnidze. And today is her 22nd birthday. Oct-08-09    dumbgai: Yildiz lost again today, to Mkrtchian. That's 0/10... Oct-08-09    Wild Bill: If I could make a modest proposal, tonight's live game should be Sebag-Xu. At least there's something riding on that one. Oct-08-09    percyblakeney: <tonight's live game should be Sebag-Xu. At least there's something riding on that one> Carlsen can pass 2800 and score the highest Elo performance ever in a tournament, probably more people interested in that than in how far behind Xu Sebag will finish... Oct-08-09    dumbgai: What about Yildiz-Fierro for the live game? There's a lot riding on that one. Not that it matters to me, since I don't have premium. Oct-08-09    percyblakeney: <What about Yildiz-Fierro for the live game?> I'm a bit curious about that one, but a draw sounds probable, maybe a short one. Oct-08-09    percyblakeney: Fierro has disappointed a bit compared to the first GP tournament. There she won five games, against among others Cramling and Chiburdanidze, and finished ahead of the latter and Stefanova. Oct-08-09    DCP23: <percyblakeney: <What about Yildiz-Fierro for the live game?> I'm a bit curious about that one, but a draw sounds probable, maybe a short one.> No way! That would spoil a rare perfect showing by Yildiz. Oct-08-09    percyblakeney: <No way!> Their previous game doesn't bode too well for Yildiz... B Yildiz vs M Fierro-Baquero, 2009 Oct-09-09    dumbgai: Yildiz has a pretty good position against Fierro. She may win. But on the other hand it's not the first good position she's had in this tournament. Oct-09-09    DCP23: Wow, Betul actually won today. Celebrations are all over Turkey I imagine. Plus in the Northern Cyprus. Oct-09-09    percyblakeney: Nice that she got a win in the end. Oct-09-09    redwhitechess: nana - zbao xue is K N vs K B draw. so xu yuhua is the winner ! Oct-09-09    dumbgai: Why would you even WANT to win that last game? It's not like she redeemed herself, 1/11 is just a terrible tournament. 0/11 on the other hand is a funny joke that everyone can have a good laugh about. Oct-09-09    nigelsnoru: Reminds me of U. of California football in 2001...they went 0-10 and even some Cal fans were rooting for a "perfect" season. Alas, they won their last game. Oct-09-09    arrakis: chesspro report by vera nebolsina of both events..... http://www.chesspro.ru/_events/2009... Oct-12-09    WhiteRook48: it's called the opposite of Fischer's 11-0 sweep... Oct-16-09    migenti: <arrakis: chesspro report by vera nebolsina of both events..... http://www.chesspro.ru/_events/2009...; the 2nd has also came out http://www.chesspro.ru/_events/2009... Oct-16-09    Chessforeva: 3D games of this tournament: http://chessforeva.appspot.com/C0_p... Jump to page #    (enter # from 1 to 5) search thread:    < Earlier Kibitzing  · PAGE 5 OF 5 ·  Later Kibitzing>

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