National Open (2012)

Player: Tamaz Gelashvili

page 1 of 1; 5 games    Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. Y Liou vs T Gelashvili   0-1 82 2012 National Open B06 Robatsch 2. T Gelashvili vs V Krishnan   1-0 39 2012 National Open B20 Sicilian 3. J Bryant vs T Gelashvili   0-1 52 2012 National Open B06 Robatsch 4. T Gelashvili vs R Yankovsky   ½-½ 58 2012 National Open B20 Sicilian 5. T Gelashvili vs E Sevillano   0-1 44 2012 National Open A04 Reti Opening   REFINE SEARCH:   White wins (1-0) | Black wins (0-1) | Draws (1/2-1/2) | Gelashvili wins | Gelashvili loses

Jun-27-12    PhilFeeley: A good reason why open Swiss tournaments are dangerous for strong players: W J Stewart vs Robson, 2012 Jun-27-12    Jossy: nice! Jun-28-12    LIFE Master AJ: I played in the National Open back in the 1990's ... Jun-30-12    HeMateMe: This was somewhat ignored by the kibitzers. I guess the games got dropped in at the same time as a bigger event. Jul-30-12    zoren: Past years ago usually generated a lot more interest with Nakamura, return of Kamsky, Loek van Wely, Ray Robson making a splash, and the rise of a number of Filipino GM's. In a way it's a stepping stone for strong (American) players, few of the above mentioned players had a lot of interviews and it was a good way for them to get on a good footing. Congrats to Lenderman!

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