Georgy Tadzhikanovich Agzamov
Number of games in database: 141
Years covered: 1973 to 1986
Highest rating achieved in database: 2590
Overall record: +42 -33 =66 (53.2%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games
      Based on games in the database; may be incomplete.

MOST PLAYED OPENINGS
With the White pieces:  King's Indian (11)      E73 E74 E62 E75 E91  Grunfeld (8)      D85 D82 D91 D83 D90  Queen's Pawn Game (6)      E00 A46 E10  Queen's Indian (5)      E12 E15 E13  English (5)      A15 A14 A13  English, 1 c4 c5 (5)      A31 A34 A37 A33	With the Black pieces:  Ruy Lopez (10)      C80 C77 C95  Queen's Indian (6)      E12 E15  Alekhine's Defense (6)      B03 B05  Ruy Lopez, Open (6)      C80  Queen's Pawn Game (5)      E10 A46 E00  Slav (5)      D17 D11 D19 D10

NOTABLE GAMES: [what is this?]
   G Agzamov vs Tringov, 1983 1-0
   G Agzamov vs G Timoshchenko, 1982 1-0
   S Smagin vs G Agzamov, 1985 0-1
   G Agzamov vs Yurtaev, 1982 1-0

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GEORGY TADZHIKANOVICH AGZAMOV (born Sep-06-1954, died Aug-27-1986) Ukraine [what is this?] Georgy Tadzhikanovich Agzamov was born on the 6th of September 1954 in Almalik, USSR. Awarded the IM title in 1982 and the GM title in 1984 he was 1st at Belgrade 1982, 1st at Sochi 1984, 1st= at Tashkent 1984 and 1st at Calcutta in February 1986. He died as the result of an accident at Sevastopol. He took a short cut to go swimming and fell down between two rocks and became trapped. Passers by heard his cries for help but he was too deep down and by the time firemen got to him it was too late.

page 1 of 6; games 1-25 of 141  Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. G Agzamov vs G Borisenko   ½-½ 38 1973 UZB-ch D77 Neo-Grunfeld, 6.O-O 2. G Agzamov vs Taimanov 0-1 60 1975 Riga A04 Reti Opening 3. Tseshkovsky vs G Agzamov   1-0 42 1975 URS-chT B93 Sicilian, Najdorf, 6.f4 4. Platonov vs G Agzamov   0-1 35 1977 USSR (ch) 18/ B22 Sicilian, Alapin 5. G Agzamov vs Chekhov   1-0 39 1977 URS-ch YM E74 King's Indian, Averbakh, 6...c5 6. E Vladimirov vs G Agzamov 1-0 33 1977 USSR A08 King's Indian Attack 7. Chekhov vs G Agzamov   0-1 61 1978 URS-ch U26 A19 English, Mikenas-Carls, Sicilian Variation 8. G Agzamov vs Yusupov   ½-½ 19 1978 URS-ch U26 E32 Nimzo-Indian, Classical 9. E Vladimirov vs G Agzamov   1-0 41 1978 URS-ch U26 B42 Sicilian, Kan 10. G Agzamov vs Psakhis   0-1 41 1979 Baku A75 Benoni, Classical with ...a6 and 10...Bg4 11. G Agzamov vs Tseshkovsky   ½-½ 41 1980 URS-ch FL48 A31 English, Symmetrical, Benoni Formation 12. G Agzamov vs Razuvaev   ½-½ 42 1980 URS-ch FL48 B06 Robatsch 13. Chiburdanidze vs G Agzamov   ½-½ 26 1980 URS-ch FL48 B05 Alekhine's Defense, Modern 14. G Agzamov vs Platonov   1-0 35 1980 Ch URS (1 liga) E06 Catalan, Closed, 5.Nf3 15. Romanishin vs G Agzamov   1-0 27 1980 Tashkent URS sf A04 Reti Opening 16. G Agzamov vs V Tukmakov   ½-½ 19 1980 URS-ch FL48 A15 English 17. G Agzamov vs Tal 0-1 44 1981 URS tt Championsh A14 English 18. G Agzamov vs Gavrikov   ½-½ 82 1981 URS-ch49 E10 Queen's Pawn Game 19. G Agzamov vs Petrosian 0-1 80 1981 USSR A43 Old Benoni 20. G Agzamov vs Dolmatov   ½-½ 61 1981 URS-ch49 C03 French, Tarrasch 21. Romanishin vs G Agzamov   1-0 68 1981 Frunze URS ch E10 Queen's Pawn Game 22. G Agzamov vs Sveshnikov   1-0 81 1981 URS-ch49 A13 English 23. G Agzamov vs Beliavsky   ½-½ 69 1981 URS-ch49 D17 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav 24. V Tukmakov vs G Agzamov   0-1 44 1981 URS-ch49 E12 Queen's Indian 25. K Grigorian vs G Agzamov   0-1 49 1981 URS-ch sf A31 English, Symmetrical, Benoni Formation  page 1 of 6; games 1-25 of 141

Dec-19-04    Benzol: Georgy Tadzhikanovich Agzamov Born 6th September 1954 in Almalik IM in 1982 and GM in 1984. Dec-19-04    Knezh: Wasn't he the person who died by falling from a cliff? Aug-25-05    yoozum: What a depressing story. Sep-06-06    BIDMONFA: Georgy Tadzhikanovich Agzamov AGZAMOV, Georgy http://www.bidmonfa.com/agzamov_geo... _ Apr-19-07    vonKrolock: <"He was the first ever Uzbek, and thus arguably the first ever Asian grandmaster. Born in 1954 Georgy Agzamov was not just a strong player – the nightmare of top GMs – he was also a great ambassador for chess."> Fine illustrated report on the First International Agzamov Memorial http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Jul-20-07    Grim Reaper: He came as the crow flies. Sep-06-07    D4n: Life can be tragic. Sep-06-07    centercounter: The Agzamov variation in the Alekhine's Defense is one of Black's strongest responses to the Modern system. 1. e4? Nf6! 2. e5 Nf5 3. d4 d6 4. Nf3 Bg4 5. Be2 c6! The point is that after 6. O-O, then Bxf3! 7. Bxf3 dxe5 gives Black play against the Pe5. Black isn't winning, by any stretch, but it is not easy for White to demonstrate the usual "White" advantage, either. Naturally, White has other options than 6. O-O. Rather than make this an encyclopedic post, I'll just say that White gains nothing significant. There are lines where Black forfeits the right to castle after a Queen exchange at d8, but that comes to nothing special for White, either. Sep-06-07    fm avari viraf: Indeed, a very tragic end of a nice human being & a Great Master! May God Bless His Soul Peace In Heaven.

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