The chess games of Robert Andrew Hungaski

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Robert Andrew Hungaski
Number of games in database: 104
Years covered: 2001 to 2012
Last FIDE rating: 2462
Highest rating achieved in database: 2507
Overall record: +36 -38 =30 (49.0%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games
      Based on games in the database; may be incomplete.

MOST PLAYED OPENINGS

With the White pieces:

Sicilian (17)
    B32 B82 B33 B42 B96
Nimzo Indian (5)
    E47 E44 E46 E37
English, 1 c4 c5 (5)
    A30 A38 A37 A33
Ruy Lopez (4)
    C69 C61 C68

With the Black pieces:

Ruy Lopez (11)
    C96 C99 C75 C98 C63
Ruy Lopez, Closed (8)
    C96 C99 C98 C92

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NOTABLE TOURNAMENTS: [what is this?]
   American Continental Championship (2005)
   World Junior Championship (2006)
   World Junior Championship (2007)
   38th World Open (2010)
   World Cities Team Championship (2012)

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ROBERT ANDREW HUNGASKI (born Dec-08-1987) United States of America	[what is this?]
Grand Master

page 1 of 5; games 1-25 of 104

Game	Result	Moves	Year	Event/Locale	Opening
1. R Hungaski vs Jean Lo Foucault	0-1	44	2001	US Open	B33 Sicilian
2. L Dominguez vs R Hungaski	1-0	37	2002	XV Carlos Torre	C11 French
3. R Hungaski vs L Valenzuela	1-0	33	2002	XV Carlos Torre	B42 Sicilian, Kan
4. K Zapata vs R Hungaski	1-0	43	2005	American Continental Championship	A07 King's Indian Attack
5. R Hungaski vs J F Cubas	0-1	71	2005	IX Itau Cup	C12 French, McCutcheon
6. I Porat vs R Hungaski	0-1	43	2005	BELFORT YWCC BU18	E04 Catalan, Open, 5.Nf3
7. J Hellsten vs R Hungaski	1-0	46	2005	IV Memorial Pereyra Puebla	D31 Queen's Gambit Declined
8. R Hungaski vs G Papp	½-½	45	2005	BELFORT YWCC BU18	B42 Sicilian, Kan
9. R Hungaski vs W Arencibia	1-0	29	2005	American Continental Championship	C68 Ruy Lopez, Exchange
10. R Hungaski vs A Fier	½-½	42	2005	BELFORT YWCC BU18	B66 Sicilian, Richter-Rauzer Attack, 7...a6
11. L Milman vs R Hungaski	1-0	38	2005	American Continental Championship	D56 Queen's Gambit Declined
12. J F Cuenca Jimenez vs R Hungaski	1-0	32	2005	BELFORT YWCC BU18	A13 English
13. M Leon Hoyos vs R Hungaski	0-1	61	2005	American Continental Championship	C96 Ruy Lopez, Closed
14. R Hungaski vs L Milman	0-1	29	2005	BELFORT YWCC BU18	B82 Sicilian, Scheveningen
15. M Herrera vs R Hungaski	0-1	35	2005	American Continental Championship	C96 Ruy Lopez, Closed
16. Y Quesada Perez vs R Hungaski	1-0	69	2005	American Continental Championship	C96 Ruy Lopez, Closed
17. R Hungaski vs A Borda	1-0	27	2005	American Continental Championship	C61 Ruy Lopez, Bird's Defense
18. R Hungaski vs G Meier	1-0	60	2005	BELFORT YWCC BU18	C10 French
19. R Hungaski vs P Ricardi	1-0	45	2005	American Continental Championship	B01 Scandinavian
20. R Hungaski vs A Brkic	½-½	40	2005	BELFORT YWCC BU18	B82 Sicilian, Scheveningen
21. R Hungaski vs A Rodriguez Vila	0-1	26	2005	American Continental Championship	C18 French, Winawer
22. R Hungaski vs R Felgaer	0-1	40	2005	American Continental Championship	B06 Robatsch
23. W Moranda vs R Hungaski	1-0	38	2005	BELFORT YWCC BU18	C92 Ruy Lopez, Closed
24. D Lima vs R Hungaski	½-½	42	2005	American Continental Championship	C96 Ruy Lopez, Closed
25. R Hungaski vs G Margvelashvili	1-0	71	2006	World Junior Championship	B54 Sicilian


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Oct-12-07		Resignation Trap: According to his current information from FIDE, his name is Robert Andrew Hungaski: http://www.fide.com/ratings/card.ph... . He is the representative from the USA in the 2007 World Junior Championship. He is not well-known in the USA, as he plays primarily in events in Brazil and Argentina. This is probably why his name appears as "Roberto" here.

Aug-26-11		Ghuzultyy: He won a great game in Metropolitan International Tournament-Round 8.

Jul-20-12		achieve: Robert Hungaski, aiming to get his 3rd and final GM norm here at the Science Park Amsterdam Tournament, missed an easy win, as he tells the interviewer, as can be seen from the http://amsterdamchess.com/?q=nl/par... website (click video from menu). RH: "Where I played King d2, g5 would have won easily." I: "Are you sure, have you checked with an engine?" RH: [looks irritated/bored] "No, I don't have to, my intuition tells me!" And Robert was right, 36...g5 would have won the endgame, but what he does not mention is that on the previous move, White (Afek) should not have allowed this tempo gain by playing 35 h4 in this position: click for larger view Afek played 35. Kh6 here and 36...g5 would have won. But Hungaski played 36...Kd2 and both colors queen. Hard-fought draw! Assuming this game will be uploaded, here's the PGN in advance: [Event "Science Park Amsterdam Chess Tournament"] [Site "Amsterdam, Netherlands"] [Date "2012.07.17"] [Round "3.3"] [White "Afek, Yochanan"] [Black "Hungaski, Robert Andrew"] [Result "1/2-1/2"] 1. e4 d6 2. d4 Nf6 3. Nc3 e5 4. Nf3 Nbd7 5. Bc4 Be7 6. h3 O-O 7. Be3 c6 8. a4 b6 9. O-O a6 10. Qe2 Bb7 11. d5 Nxe4 12. dxc6 Nxc3 13. bxc3 Bxc6 14. Bxa6 Bxf3 15. gxf3 Bg5 16. Rfd1 Qf6 17. Bb5 Nc5 18. Bxc5 dxc5 19. Rd7 Bf4 20. Rad1 Rad8 21. Qe4 Rxd7 22. Rxd7 Rd8 23. Qd5 Rxd7 24. Qxd7 g6 25. Bc4 Kg7 26. Kf1 e4 27. fxe4 Be3 28. Qxf7+ Qxf7 29. Bxf7 Kxf7 30. fxe3 Kf6 31. Ke2 Ke5 32. Kf3 c4 33. Kg4 Kxe4 34. Kg5 Kxe3 35. Kh6 Kd2 36. h4 Kxc2 37. Kxh7 Kxc3 38. Kxg6 Kb3 39. h5 c3 40. h6 c2 41. h7 c1=Q 42. h8=Q Qc2+ 43. Kf7 Kxa4 44. Qd4+ Ka5 45. Kg8 b5 46. Qa1+ Kb4 47. Qe5 Ka4 48. Qe8 Qc4+ 49. Kh7 Qd3+ 50. Kh6 Ka3 51. Qa8+ Kb3 52. Qg8+ Kc2 53. Qc8+ Kd2 54. Qb7 Qd6+ 55. Kh5 Qe5+ 56. Kg6 Qg3+ 57. Kh5 Qe5+ 58. Kg6 Qd6+ 59. Kh5 b4 60. Qg2+ Kc1 61. Qg5+ Kd1 62. Qg4+ Kd2 63. Qg2+ Kc3 64. Qf3+ Qd3 65. Qf6+ Kc2 66. Qf2+ Kd1 67. Qg1+ Kd2 68. Qg5+ Qe3 69. Qd5+ Kc3 70. Qc6+ Kb2 71. Qg2+ Kb1 72. Qh1+ Kc2 73. Qg2+ Qd2 74. Qe4+ Kc1 75. Qc4+ Kb2 76. Qe6 Qd1+ 77. Kh4 Qh1+ 78. Kg3 Qg1+ 79. Kh3 Qf1+ 80. Kh4 b3 81. Qe5+ Ka2 82. Qe6 Qf4+ 83. Kh5 Qf3+ 84. Kh6 Ka3 85. Qd6+ Kb2 86. Qh2+ Kc1 87. Qc7+ Kd2 88. Qa5+ Ke2 89. Qb4 Qf6+ 90. Kh7 Qf5+ 91. Kh6 Qe6+ 92. Kh7 Qd7+ 93. Kg8 Qd5+ 94. Kh7 Kd3 95. Qb8 Qf7+ 96. Kh8 Qf6+ 97. Kg8 b2 98. Qg3+ Kd4 99. Qg4+ Kc5 100. Qc8+ Qc6 101. Qf8+ Kc4 102. Qf4+ Kb3 103. Qe3+ Qc3 104. Qb6+ Ka2 105. Qa7+ Qa3 106. Qf2 Qb3+ 107. Kh8 Qb8+ 108. Kh7 Qc7+ 109. Kh8 Qd8+ 110. Kh7 Qd7+ 111. Kh8 Ka1 112. Qf6 Qh3+ 113. Kg8 Qg3+ 114. Kh8 Qd3 115. Qe5 Ka2 116. Qe6+ Ka3 117. Qe7+ Kb3 118. Qb7+ Kc3 119. Qc6+ Qc4 120. Qf3+ Kb4 121. Qb7+ Qb5 122. Qe4+ Kc3 123. Qf3+ Kd4 124. Qf2+ Ke5 125. Qg3+ Kf5 126. Qf3+ Ke6 127. Qg4+ Kd6 128. Qd4+ Ke6 129. Qg4+ Qf5 130. Qg8+ Ke7 131. Qg7+ Ke8 132. Qxb2 Qh5+ 1/2-1/2

Oct-17-12		BIDMONFA: Robert Andrew Hungaski HUNGASKI, Robert A. http://www.bidmonfa.com/hungaski_ro... _

Oct-20-12		dx9293: Congratulations GM-elect Hungaski! He already reached 2500 Elo (2507), had two previous GM norms, and now got a 20-game norm from the Americas Continental Championship.

Jan-02-13		Blunderdome: Great guy, I met him at a tournament in CT in 2011.

Jul-02-13		Eastfrisian: His Bio now should be updated. He is a GM.

Dec-08-13		Penguincw: Happy 26th birthday GM Robert Hungaski.

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