Timur Gareev
Number of games in database: 133
Years covered: 2001 to 2013
Last FIDE rating: 2674
Highest rating achieved in database: 2682
Overall record: +62 -25 =46 (63.9%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games
      Based on games in the database; may be incomplete.

MOST PLAYED OPENINGS
With the White pieces:  Queen's Pawn Game (8)      E10 A45 A40 D02 A46  Slav (8)      D11 D10 D13 D15  Semi-Slav (7)      D43 D45 D46  Grunfeld (7)      D85 D78 D90 D80  Queen's Indian (6)      E12 E15 E16  Queen's Gambit Declined (5)      D39 D31 D38 D35	With the Black pieces:  Ruy Lopez (16)      C78 C95 C97 C77 C75  Ruy Lopez, Closed (7)      C95 C97 C91 C84  King's Indian (6)      E94 E90 E97 E70 E60  Sicilian (6)      B47 B51 B31 B62 B53  Queen's Indian (4)      E15 E12  Nimzo Indian (4)      E21 E24 E44

NOTABLE GAMES: [what is this?]
   T Gareev vs Van Wely, 2011 1-0
   T Gareev vs G Battaglini, 2011 1-0

NOTABLE TOURNAMENTS: [what is this?]
   It (open) St. Petersburg 300 (2003)
   36th Olympiad (2004)
   37th Chess Olympiad (2006)
   6th Aeroflot Festival (2007)
   Moscow Open (2007)
   Cappelle la Grande (2007)
   World Open (2009)
   39th World Open (2011)
   112th US Open (2011)
   Berkeley International (2011)
   National Open (2012)
   US Chess Championships (2013)

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TIMUR GAREEV (born Mar-03-1988) Uzbekistan (citizen of United States of America) [what is this?] Timur Gareev was awarded the Grandmaster title in 2004, Asia's youngest ever Grandmaster at the time. Champion of Uzbekistan in 2007 (=Vladimir Egin and Anton Filippov). 3rd in the US Chess Championships (2013) earning him a spot in the 2013 World Cup. Wikipedia article: Timur Gareev

page 1 of 6; games 1-25 of 133  Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. T Gareev vs G Jones   0-1 49 2001 WYB14 A57 Benko Gambit 2. B Predojevic vs T Gareev   1-0 28 2001 WYB14 B62 Sicilian, Richter-Rauzer 3. T Batchuluun vs T Gareev   ½-½ 36 2001 WYB14 D32 Queen's Gambit Declined, Tarrasch 4. Karjakin vs T Gareev   1-0 41 2002 WY ol B31 Sicilian, Rossolimo Variation 5. V Grebionkin vs T Gareev   1-0 63 2002 4th Stage Russian Cup D32 Queen's Gambit Declined, Tarrasch 6. V Popov vs T Gareev   1-0 60 2002 4th Stage Russian Cup D37 Queen's Gambit Declined 7. T Gareev vs A Iljin   1-0 28 2002 4th Stage Russian Cup E12 Queen's Indian 8. Areshchenko vs T Gareev 1-0 95 2003 It (open) St. Petersburg 300 C45 Scotch Game 9. T Gareev vs P Kotsur   ½-½ 71 2003 It (open) St. Petersburg 300 E21 Nimzo-Indian, Three Knights 10. T Gareev vs V Malaniuk   1-0 52 2003 It (open) St. Petersburg 300 A88 Dutch, Leningrad, Main Variation with c6 11. A Loukachouk vs T Gareev   0-1 30 2003 It (open) St. Petersburg 300 C84 Ruy Lopez, Closed 12. T Gareev vs M Sorokin   ½-½ 35 2003 It (open) St. Petersburg 300 D29 Queen's Gambit Accepted, Classical 13. I Zakharevich vs T Gareev   0-1 30 2003 It (open) St. Petersburg 300 E97 King's Indian 14. T Gareev vs V A Loginov   ½-½ 50 2003 It (open) St. Petersburg 300 E11 Bogo-Indian Defense 15. T Gareev vs E Shaposhnikov   0-1 56 2003 It (open) St. Petersburg 300 E12 Queen's Indian 16. Nijboer vs T Gareev 0-1 26 2004 36th Olympiad C78 Ruy Lopez 17. Z Naciri vs T Gareev   0-1 61 2004 36th Olympiad A43 Old Benoni 18. T Gareev vs P Gnusarev   ½-½ 69 2004 36th Olympiad E15 Queen's Indian 19. A Minasian vs T Gareev   0-1 43 2004 36th Olympiad A07 King's Indian Attack 20. T Gareev vs I Novikov   ½-½ 23 2004 36th Olympiad D43 Queen's Gambit Declined Semi-Slav 21. Ganguly vs T Gareev   1-0 61 2004 Open C78 Ruy Lopez 22. T Gareev vs C Martinez 1-0 26 2004 36th Olympiad D10 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav 23. Zhao Zong-Yuan vs T Gareev   1-0 56 2004 36th Olympiad E94 King's Indian, Orthodox 24. W Arencibia vs T Gareev   ½-½ 39 2004 36th Olympiad A48 King's Indian 25. T Gareev vs D V Prasad   1-0 41 2004 Open E12 Queen's Indian  page 1 of 6; games 1-25 of 133

Dec-12-04    siggemannen: This Uzbek GM had a pretty good run in Calvia only losing once I think... Aug-12-06    notyetagm: Gareev plays under the handle <UzbekDragon> on ICC. Sep-01-09    offramp: Chessbase: Filed: 22/05/2005. This week the 17-year-old GM Timur Gareev and fellow Uzbek IM Anton Fillipov were disgraced when they were caught using analysis engines while competing in tournaments on the popular PlayChess server. The fraud – the equivalent of taking a crowbar to a cash-dispenser – was detected by the use of sophisticated software programs. Feb-16-11    poorpatzer: Wow, seriously? Mar-03-12    BIDMONFA: Timur Gareev GAREEV, Timur http://www.bidmonfa.com/gareev_timu... _ Oct-08-12    SetNoEscapeOn: This very strong grandmaster is likely a future member of the US Olympic team. He's settled in Austin, TX. May-01-13    Joshka: Wants to break a blindfold simul record in Hawaii http://kplr11.com/2013/04/30/blindf... May-01-13    cro777: The 2013 U.S. Championship (May 2 through May 13) will feature 24 of the country's strongest competitors. Gareev enters the tournament as the No. 2-rated player , second only to Gata Kamsky. After switching federations from Uzbekistan to the U.S., he will be competing in his first-ever U.S. Championship. Gareev studied Business and Accounting at the University of Texas at Brownsville, where he received his B.A. degree in 2011. He was a part of the University of Texas at Brownsville's Chess Team from August 2005 to August 2006 where he helped the University obtain its first National Championship. http://d1lalstwiwz2br.cloudfront.ne... (Gareev during the blindfold simul) May-01-13    ketchuplover: Kudos and good luck Mr.Gareev

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