Sad Zaglul Basjuni
Number of games in database: 35
Years covered: 1951 to 1957
Overall record: +7 -20 =8 (31.4%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games
      Based on games in the database; may be incomplete.

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A02		Bird's Opening (4 games)
A09		Reti Opening (2 games)
A10		English (2 games)

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page 1 of 2; games 1-25 of 35  Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. Foltys vs S Basjuni 1-0 24 1951 Marianske Lazne - Praha C09 French, Tarrasch, Open Variation, Main line 2. S Basjuni vs Benko   ½-½ 62 1951 Marianske Lazne - Praha A02 Bird's Opening 3. A Pytlakowski vs S Basjuni 0-1 31 1951 Marianske Lazne - Praha C42 Petrov Defense 4. S Basjuni vs Balanel   1-0 60 1951 Marianske Lazne - Praha A34 English, Symmetrical 5. Stoltz vs S Basjuni   1-0 46 1951 Marianske Lazne - Praha C10 French 6. S Basjuni vs E Pedersen   1-0 62 1951 Marianske Lazne - Praha A02 Bird's Opening 7. Sajtar vs S Basjuni   0-1 56 1951 Marianske Lazne - Praha A44 Old Benoni Defense 8. S Basjuni vs O Barda   0-1 51 1951 Marianske Lazne - Praha A02 Bird's Opening 9. Lokvenc vs S Basjuni   1-0 39 1951 Marianske Lazne - Praha A80 Dutch 10. S Basjuni vs W Heidenfeld   ½-½ 64 1951 Marianske Lazne - Praha A85 Dutch, with c4 & Nc3 11. A Tsvetkov vs S Basjuni 1-0 52 1951 Marianske Lazne - Praha A10 English 12. J A Fred vs S Basjuni 0-1 37 1951 Marianske Lazne - Praha C78 Ruy Lopez 13. S Basjuni vs Pachman   0-1 30 1951 Marianske Lazne - Praha B24 Sicilian, Closed 14. S Basjuni vs Szabo   0-1 49 1951 Marianske Lazne Prah A10 English 15. K Skold vs S Basjuni   0-1 70 1951 Marianske Lazne - Praha A83 Dutch, Staunton Gambit 16. S Basjuni vs G Barcza   0-1 55 1951 Marianske Lazne - Praha B12 Caro-Kann Defense 17. S Basjuni vs Sliwa   0-1 59 1954 Prague zt D41 Queen's Gambit Declined, Semi-Tarrasch 18. Sajtar vs S Basjuni   ½-½ 54 1954 Prague zt A07 King's Indian Attack 19. G Palmason vs S Basjuni   1-0 39 1954 Prague zt D13 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav, Exchange Variation 20. Filip vs S Basjuni   1-0 49 1954 Prague zt A43 Old Benoni 21. G Kluger vs S Basjuni   1-0 31 1954 Prague zt D02 Queen's Pawn Game 22. S Basjuni vs Minev   0-1 49 1954 Prague zt A18 English, Mikenas-Carls 23. S Basjuni vs O Neikirch   0-1 41 1957 Zonal tournament, Sofia A09 Reti Opening 24. S Basjuni vs Filip   0-1 46 1957 Zonal tournament, Sofia A02 Bird's Opening 25. S Basjuni vs G Barcza   ½-½ 45 1957 Zonal tournament, Sofia D90 Grunfeld  page 1 of 2; games 1-25 of 35

Jun-26-03    Honza Cervenka: Sad Zaglul Basjuni Jun-26-03    chessgames.com: Well this should cheer him up, we've got his name right ;-) Jun-26-03    Honza Cervenka: This guy from Egypt was not bad. In 1951 he played in zonal tournament in Marianske Lazne and Praha (Marienbad and Prague) with quite interesting result +6=2-8 (very few draws). His play was pretty sharp. He was quite good in tactics and his result in tournament could have been much better with proper preparation in opening. By the way, I am going to submit all missing games from that tournament to the database as soon as possible.:-) Jun-07-12    wordfunph: Sad, cheer up!

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