European Individual Championships (Women) (2010)

Player: Natalia Zhukova

page 1 of 1; 13 games    Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. S Guramishvili vs N Zhukova   ½-½ 28 2010 European Individual Championships (Women) D11 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav 2. N Zhukova vs M Arabidze   1-0 34 2010 European Individual Championships (Women) E01 Catalan, Closed 3. K Kachiani-Gersinska vs N Zhukova   0-1 39 2010 European Individual Championships (Women) E00 Queen's Pawn Game 4. N Zhukova vs S Matveeva   ½-½ 35 2010 European Individual Championships (Women) D27 Queen's Gambit Accepted, Classical 5. S Gvetadze vs N Zhukova   ½-½ 73 2010 European Individual Championships (Women) C65 Ruy Lopez, Berlin Defense 6. N Zhukova vs I Charkhalashvili   1-0 44 2010 European Individual Championships (Women) D67 Queen's Gambit Declined, Orthodox Defense, Bd3 line 7. Khurtsidze vs N Zhukova   ½-½ 17 2010 European Individual Championships (Women) D30 Queen's Gambit Declined 8. N Zhukova vs I Rajlich   1-0 32 2010 European Individual Championships (Women) D87 Grunfeld, Exchange 9. A Stefanova vs N Zhukova 1-0 23 2010 European Individual Championships (Women) E04 Catalan, Open, 5.Nf3 10. N Zhukova vs B Kovanova 1-0 43 2010 European Individual Championships (Women) E15 Queen's Indian 11. J Zawadzka vs N Zhukova 0-1 38 2010 European Individual Championships (Women) C67 Ruy Lopez 12. Y Dembo vs N Zhukova   1-0 63 2010 European Individual Championships (Women) C07 French, Tarrasch 13. N Zhukova vs Y Dembo   0-1 45 2010 European Individual Championships (Women) A65 Benoni, 6.e4   REFINE SEARCH:   White wins (1-0) | Black wins (0-1) | Draws (1/2-1/2) | Zhukova wins | Zhukova loses

< Earlier Kibitzing  · PAGE 2 OF 2 ·  Later Kibitzing> Mar-11-10    HeMateMe: Monica is sockin' them Mar-11-10    Viewer Deluxe: Antoaneta Stefanova sent her knight on quite a journey g6-f8-e6-g7-e8-f6-g8-e7-g6 in her game vs. Arakhamia-Grant in round 6. I can’t believe this has happened in OTB game. Take a look (board #2) http://chesstuff.blogspot.com/2010/... Mar-11-10    DiscoJew: <HeMateMe: I believe this page is now open for general comments, Shakesperean diatribes and Japanese Haiku poetry.> What about a little after dinner raconteuring? Mar-11-10    HeMateMe: Ok. Why don't we start an investment company that guarantees a 20% return for all investors? I'm sure the chessplayers here will trust us... Mar-11-10    alexapple: How many players will qualify for the Women's world Championship in Turkey? Mar-12-10    DarthStapler: I notice that the description on the front page lists the name Kosintseva twice, I know there are two of them playing but to the less informed readers they might think it was a mistake, so perhaps adding the player's first initial before one of them would be prudent. Mar-12-10    Atking: <Viewer Deluxe:> Yes this knights moves are amazing but I'm more impressed by this light Bishop still alive even closed in the queen side. Almira does pretty well too. Mar-16-10    alexapple: Cmilyte got a GM norm, I think. Mar-17-10    sisyphus: Cramling has a winning advantage over Cmilyte as the first time control is reached. She could get the title clear. Mar-17-10    Karpova: Both Kosintseva sisters won their last round games so Tatiana finishes with 8.0/11 and Nadezhda with 7.5/11. Mar-17-10    percyblakeney: N Ziaziulkina (2188) played two 2500 opponents and won against both (with black). Mar-17-10    sisyphus: It looks like there will be five players tied for the bronze at 8 points: Kosintseva (Tatiana), Sebag, Zhukova, Socko, and Dembo. Tiebreaks tomorrow at 9:00 UT. Mar-17-10    waustad: Congrats to Pia Cramling for winning her second EICC. She also beat Cmilyte for the first time. Mar-17-10    percyblakeney: Cramling hasn't lost much strength with age when she still can win such a top event. Mar-17-10    percyblakeney: Cramling and Kasparov are almost exactly the same age, only ten days between them. Mar-17-10    kurtrichards: Maybe Kasparov should entertain some thoughts of coming back to play chess. :) Mar-17-10    weisyschwarz: Tough luck for Cmilyte. She was undefeated until the last round. Those early draws are deadly. Too bad for the beautiful Lilit Mkrtchian. She had a terrible tournament run this year. Mar-18-10    sisyphus: IM Dembo beat GM-elect Zhukova in the first round of the medal tiebreaks. Mar-18-10    sisyphus: GM Socko beat Dembo in the second round, 1.5-0.5. Mar-18-10    sisyphus: Sebag beat Kosintseva, 1.5-0.5. She'll face Socko for the bronze medal at 15:30 UT. Mar-18-10    stanleys: Ziaziulkina mated Scripchenko in the last blitz game and qualified for the WC.Congratulations Mar-18-10    sisyphus: Socko beat Sebag with White in the first finals game. Mar-18-10    sisyphus: It looks like Socko held the second game against Sebag to win the bronze medal. Mar-19-10    Kopenhagener: I clearly remember the petite girl playing in Copenhagen Open 1980, a tournament won by Smyslov. She was the sister of Dan Cramling - today Dan must be considered the brother of Pia. Many congratulations ! Mar-19-10    Chessforeva: 3D games: http://chessforeva.appspot.com/C0_p... < Earlier Kibitzing  · PAGE 2 OF 2 ·  Later Kibitzing>

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