The chess games of Farid Abbasov

Farid Abbasov
Number of games in database: 83
Years covered: 1998 to 2011
Last FIDE rating: 2531
Highest rating achieved in database: 2578
Overall record: +40 -25 =18 (59.0%)*
   * 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 (7)
    E97 E90 E70 E99 E94
Grunfeld (5)
    D91 D86 D70 D97
Nimzo Indian (4)
    E38 E48 E21 E20
Slav (4)
    D11 D16

With the Black pieces:

King's Indian (8)
    E92 E97 E90 E83 E76
Sicilian (8)
    B90 B80 B92 B77 B75
Robatsch (7)
    B06
Sicilian Najdorf (4)
    B90 B92 B94

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FARID ABBASOV
(born Jan-31-1979) Azerbaijan

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Farid Abbasov is a Grandmaster (2007). In 1997, he took 2nd place in the European Youth Chess Championship. 1st at Alushta 2004; 1st at Kireevsk 2004; 2nd at Tula 2006; 2nd at Mevlana Open 2006; 1st at Konya (Turkey) 2006; 1st at Rhode Open (France) 2007; 1st at Canakkale (Turkey) 2007; 1st at La Fere Open (France) 2008; 1st at Nimes Open (France) 2008; 2nd in President Cup (Baku) 2008 the 8th Caspian Cup, held in Rasht, NW Iran.
In 2007, he won the gold medal in the international tournament held in Lahholm, Sweden. However, thieves broke into his hotel room and stole his computer, flight ticket, and documents. He's been coach and trainer of Azerbaijan Youth team for about 9 years.

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Game	Result	Moves	Year	Event/Locale	Opening
1. Zhong Zhang vs F Abbasov	1-0	46	1998	World Junior Championships	B10 Caro-Kann
2. F Abbasov vs M Turov	0-1	44	1999	Chigorin mem	D02 Queen's Pawn Game
3. F Abbasov vs M Lodhi	0-1	34	1999	Abu Dhabi Masters op	D31 Queen's Gambit Declined
4. F Abbasov vs Kholmov	½-½	47	1999	Chigorin mem	A17 English
5. P Jaracz vs F Abbasov	1-0	36	2001	Rubinstein Open	B90 Sicilian, Najdorf
6. F Abbasov vs M Turov	0-1	71	2001	2nd IECC	D70 Neo-Grunfeld Defense
7. F Abbasov vs K Zschaebitz	1-0	61	2001	Lasker Mem Open	D16 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav
8. B Grabarska vs F Abbasov	½-½	42	2001	Rubinstein Open	B80 Sicilian, Scheveningen
9. Y Shulman vs F Abbasov	1-0	54	2001	2nd IECC	E44 Nimzo-Indian, Fischer Variation, 5.Ne2
10. F Abbasov vs N Vasovski	½-½	46	2001	2nd IECC	E38 Nimzo-Indian, Classical, 4...c5
11. F Abbasov vs Ulibin	0-1	20	2001	Lasker Mem Open	A90 Dutch
12. F Abbasov vs L Cyborowski	1-0	47	2001	Rubinstein Open	D91 Grunfeld, 5.Bg5
13. F Abbasov vs D Jacimovic	½-½	55	2001	2nd IECC	D91 Grunfeld, 5.Bg5
14. F Abbasov vs B Szczechowicz	1-0	30	2001	Lasker Mem Open	E97 King's Indian
15. F Abbasov vs K Anuszkiewicz	1-0	37	2001	Rubinstein Open	E48 Nimzo-Indian, 4.e3 O-O 5.Bd3 d5
16. F Abbasov vs A Bezgodov	1-0	71	2001	2nd IECC	D34 Queen's Gambit Declined, Tarrasch
17. F Abbasov vs J Maharramzade	½-½	63	2001	AZE EUR-ch qual	A04 Reti Opening
18. I Miladinovic vs F Abbasov	1-0	68	2001	2nd IECC	A45 Queen's Pawn Game
19. J Dworakowska vs F Abbasov	0-1	49	2001	Lasker Mem Open	B90 Sicilian, Najdorf
20. F Abbasov vs A Hnydiuk	0-1	20	2001	Rubinstein Open	E20 Nimzo-Indian
21. V Mikhalevski vs F Abbasov	1-0	34	2001	2nd IECC	E97 King's Indian
22. L Mikhaletz vs F Abbasov	1-0	52	2001	Lasker Mem Open	B75 Sicilian, Dragon, Yugoslav Attack
23. K Stachowiak vs F Abbasov	0-1	32	2001	Rubinstein Open	B94 Sicilian, Najdorf
24. Stefansson vs F Abbasov	1-0	38	2001	2nd IECC	A20 English
25. O Pavlenko vs F Abbasov	0-1	38	2001	AZE EUR-ch qual	A45 Queen's Pawn Game


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May-21-07		ahmadov: Farid Abbasov has won a tournament in Sweden. Unfortunately, an incident similar to what happened to Radja in Morelia took place after the tournament - burglars broke in his hotel room.

May-21-07		ahmadov: Here is a link to news in English: http://en.apa.az/news.php?id=26964

Nov-20-09		Tabanus: He's been coach and trainer of Azerbaijan Youth team for about 9 years. ICC: Oficer. From http://www.chess.com/chessopedia/vi... and from his ICC bio: Tournament results include: 1st at Alushta 2004; 1st at Kireevsk 2004; 2nd at Tula 2006; 2nd at Mevlana Open 2006; 1st at Konya (Turkey) 2006; 1st at Rhode Open (France) 2007; 1st at Canakkale (Turkey) 2007; 1st at La Fere Open (France) 2008; 1st at Nimes Open (France) 2008; 2nd in President Cup (Baku) 2008 In 2007, he won the gold medal in the international tournament held in Lahholm, Sweden. However, thieves broke into his hotel room and stole his computer, flight ticket, and documents. His best ELO rating is 2578 in 2008. Pictures: http://www.boeblinger-open.de/image... http://www.chessbase.com/news/2008/... (in black)

Feb-18-10		Tabanus: He won today the 8th Caspian Cup, held in Rasht, NW Iran (by the Caspian Sea): http://www.chess-results.com/tnr302..., congratulations!

Apr-21-10		GrahamClayton: <tabanus>In 2007, he won the gold medal in the international tournament held in Lahholm, Sweden. However, thieves broke into his hotel room and stole his computer, flight ticket, and documents. His best ELO rating is 2578 in 2008. <tabanus>, Is it common practice now for GMs and IMs to take laptops to tournaments, so that they can search for games of upcoming opponents, as well as opening preparation?

Aug-25-10		BIDMONFA: Farid Abbasov ABBASOV, Farid http://www.bidmonfa.com/abbasov_far... _

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