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A Caoili 
 
Arianne Caoili
Number of games in database: 297
Years covered: 1996 to 2006
Current FIDE rating: 2144
Highest rating achieved in database: 2309
Overall record: +129 -119 =49 (51.7%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games
      Based on games in the database; may be incomplete.

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ARIANNE CAOILI
(born Dec-22-1986) Philippines (citizen of Australia)

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Arianne Caoili is a Philippine born Australian WIM. She also was a celebrity dancer on the Australian television show, Dancing with the Stars.

 page 1 of 12; games 1-25 of 297  PGN Download
Game  ResultMoves Year Event/LocaleOpening
1. K Bolon vs A Caoili 0-135 1996 Wch U10 GirlsB76 Sicilian, Dragon, Yugoslav Attack
2. L Gonzalez Perez vs A Caoili  1-025 1996 Las Palmas opA48 King's Indian
3. A Caoili vs S Henderson  ½-½37 1996 Illinois opC08 French, Tarrasch, Open, 4.ed ed
4. A Caoili vs G Breslavskaya  1-030 1996 Wch U10 GirlsC20 King's Pawn Game
5. A Caoili vs C Rossello Padron  1-048 1996 Las Palmas opB02 Alekhine's Defense
6. Zhang Jilin vs A Caoili  1-023 1996 Wch U10 GirlsB76 Sicilian, Dragon, Yugoslav Attack
7. I Sanchez vs A Caoili  ½-½54 1996 Las Palmas opB77 Sicilian, Dragon, Yugoslav Attack
8. A Caoili vs Joe Splinter 0-143 1996 Illinois opC03 French, Tarrasch
9. A Caoili vs I Naiditsch  0-135 1996 Wch U10 GirlsC26 Vienna
10. A Caoili vs Pedro Najera de Miguel  0-122 1996 Las Palmas opB52 Sicilian, Canal-Sokolsky (Rossolimo) Attack
11. Henri Eymann vs A Caoili  0-143 1996 Las Palmas opA05 Reti Opening
12. A Caoili vs N Stojanovic  1-036 1996 Wch U10 GirlsC06 French, Tarrasch
13. A Caoili vs Antonio Perez Toledo  1-044 1996 Las Palmas opB52 Sicilian, Canal-Sokolsky (Rossolimo) Attack
14. G G Intelangelo vs A Caoili  1-072 1996 Las Palmas opA49 King's Indian, Fianchetto without c4
15. A Caoili vs N Zdebskaja  0-148 1996 Wch U10 GirlsB20 Sicilian
16. A Caoili vs Carlos Rodriguez Monteiro  0-126 1996 Las Palmas opC20 King's Pawn Game
17. A Caoili vs Peter Klings  0-156 1997 Bayern-chI Bank Hofmann 1stA42 Modern Defense, Averbakh System
18. A Koglin vs A Caoili  1-025 1997 Bayern-chI Bank Hofmann 1stB74 Sicilian, Dragon, Classical
19. A Caoili vs L Gonzalez Perez  0-131 1997 Gran Canaria opB12 Caro-Kann Defense
20. A Caoili vs A Motoc  0-182 1997 Wch U12 GirlsB50 Sicilian
21. Blas Rodriguez Gonzalez vs A Caoili  ½-½14 1997 Gran Canaria opA05 Reti Opening
22. A Caoili vs Karl Y Yee  1-039 1997 Hawaii opB30 Sicilian
23. N Stojanovic vs A Caoili  0-164 1997 Wch U12 GirlsB28 Sicilian, O'Kelly Variation
24. A Caoili vs T Heyl  ½-½67 1997 Bayern-chI Bank Hofmann 1stB40 Sicilian
25. J L Watson vs A Caoili  1-054 1997 Hawaii opE76 King's Indian, Four Pawns Attack
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May-15-07   Softpaw: <Davolni: Noooo, come on <softpaw>...How can you say that? How can he be a <nice human being>? Why are you saying that? Because he is Armenian???? >

I'm just giving my reaction to a few interviews, photos etc. I have seen. I don't know Aronian personally, so it's only an impression. I don't pre-judge people based on nationality, ethnicity, religious affiliation etc.

May-15-07
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  Davolni: <NakoSonorense> I agree with you.

<I think that all this nationalistic spirit is sometimes a little unnecessary...>

I will partially agree with you on that too... MAY BE some of it is unnecessary.

But meanwhile being proud of Aronian, or World Champion Petrosian or othe strong GM's and their achievements should not be a reason for some type of arguements. Nothing wrong with that. Hey, Norwegians are proud of their Magnus Carlsen,,,, Indians are proud with Vishy and Sasikiran and others.... what's wrong with it? It's like being a fan of Lakers and Phoenix... I name my favorite and you name your favorite. Fine with me...

Armenia being such a small country and having such HUGE achievements in chess is allowing a lot of armenians, including myself, to be a little proud of something, that we all like, called "chess".

<Softpaw> I know exactly what you are talking about. I was trying to make the point of some other kibitzers that have posted before me.

But believe it or not a lot of people like <ahmadov> or <jafar219> do hate Aronian and armenians in general for politically motivated reasons. There you have the people, who do judge people based on their nationalism and religion.

May-16-07   s4life: <Davolni:Is that really right that Aronian has so many haters??>

I think the 'hate' (more like annoyance really) is directed towards some of the armenian fans who unnecesarily use patriotic banter in every other line of their posts... a behavior that becomes rude towards others when it's used as the main argument in the discussions.

May-16-07   petrovalovski: I agree with NakoSonorense and s4life. Aronian definitely is a great guy but all this Armenian propaganda is pissing a lot of people off.
May-16-07
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  Davolni: <s4life> i guess you can look at that in 2 different ways.

First as you called it "unnecessary patriotic banter". Second you can call it just being proud of their fellow players from their own nation.

One thing that you and a lot of other people here do not realize is that, the psychology of people from a smaller nations is a lot different than to other bigger nations.

And a lot of people like you interpret their behavior as "unnecessary patriotic banter" or some other types of behavior. But in reality it's just one simple and humble feeling of being proud of somebody's achievements from their nation.

May-18-07
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  the bad bishop: <Davolni But in reality it's just one simple and humble feeling of being proud of somebody's achievements from their nation.>

There is nothing wrong with being proud of the achievements of someoene from your own nation. But being incapable of accepting criticism and creating anti Armenian conspiracy theories every time someone suggests a position inconsistent with yours is a completely different thing.

I seldom post but you have drawn me out - I have to agree with <petrovalovski> that the propaganda is pissing alot of people off. There are people from all over the world who visit this site for casual enjoyment. The vitriol and aggression behind your comments aren't necessary. You made your position known to all a long time ago and feel compelled to repeat it ad nauseum.

I appreciate many of the Armenian players for how they play and how they behave - it is irrelevant to me where they come from. It is also irrelevant to most.

So I say to you - enjoy the site, stop worrying about criticism of "your" players (many others get far more - look at Bobby Fischer) and let others enjoy it to.

This is the last from me on this topic as I don't have the free time to spend further debating the obvious.

All the best to all the Armenian kibitzers.

May-19-07   ArmeniaNL: I was out for vacation, and now back. And to my suprise, many people did not like my simple and obviouse commnet about aronian.

I could not imagine that some of them can be so stuipid and relate my comment to patriotism or nationalism.

Guys, if you follow all the interviews of levon you can simply discover youself that he is a very humble and nice guy, that's it. he always overeestimates his opponents, never claims his grat achivemens to his great performance and always think he his lucky, etc

It is absurd that you try to provoke some stupid fight here. never try to misinterpret my commnets.

Just enjoy the great games and interesting interviews of levon, he is indeed a GREAT PERSON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

May-19-07   Akavall: In addition to the above mentioned qualities, Aronian also has a great sense of humor. His interviews are pleasure to read.
May-19-07
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  Davolni: <<S4LIFE> To be fair he looks like an affable and humble enough guy - with very bad taste for clothing though.>

I don't think your statement is right. Have you seen Levon Aronian's suits in recent events?

Which one them was a very bad taste???

White suits? black striped suits?? I don't think so... I think he even dresses up a lot classier than a lot of other super GM's.

Or you are just referring to that old picture of his with his pink t-shirt and making a conclusion from that???

May-19-07
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  chancho: <Davolni> he looked like a pimp in that white suit he wore in the WAZ tournament, or was it Morelia/Linares? (I'm not certain in which) He has been dressing a whole lot better though.
May-19-07   nikolajewitsch: <chancho> Can you give a link to a picture of him in that suit?
May-19-07
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  Davolni: <Chancho> LOL...
I think it was Morelia/Linares.
May-19-07
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  chancho: <nikolajewitsch> There is another photo in which he is photographed with the top players wearing that suit. I think the shoes he wore were white as well. I could be wrong however.

http://www.chessbase.de/2006/moreli...

May-19-07
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  Davolni: http://chessbase.com/news/2007/more...
May-19-07
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  NakoSonorense: <Or you are just referring to that old picture of his with his pink t-shirt and making a conclusion from that???> I'm pretty sure he IS referring to that. You've got to admit, that is one ugly shirt. If someone walked into my town wearing something like that, he would be lynched. Lol!
May-21-07   s4life: <Davolni: <<S4LIFE> To be fair he looks like an affable and humble enough guy - with very bad taste for clothing though.> I don't think your statement is right. Have you seen Levon Aronian's suits in recent events?>

To each his own. I thought his white suit in Linares looked too extravagant, pimp-ish. Plus his photo on this site is awful.

May-23-07
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  Hot Logic: Nothing wrong with White suits, you just have to have the right bearing to carry it off.
Oct-18-07   Udit Narayan: This is Arianne Caoili's page, not Levon Aronian's. But reading through the comments suggests otherwise =)
Mar-11-08
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  OhioChessFan: What is the deal with all the Aronian kibitzing? Man, only one pic link in the last 7 pages.
Mar-11-08
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  dx9293: <OhioChessFan> All of the Aronian kibitzing because of the infamous incident at the 2006 Turin Olympiad where GM Daniel Gormally (who had the hots for Caolli) got drunk and slugged Aronian in jealousy when Gormally saw Caolli and Aronian dancing at the "Bermuda Party."
Mar-19-08
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  ahmadov: After reading about this lady and seeing some of her pictures I thought she must be lack of time to prepare for chess http://images.google.az/images?hl=a...
Mar-19-08
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  zanshin: <Zahir> Arianne is also a "kababayan" ;-)
Mar-19-08
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  ahmadov: <zanshin: <Zahir> Arianne is also a "kababayan" ;-)> I realized that later... I should watch my language then :-)
Mar-20-08   CFMEU: Getting back to chess, it seems arianne will not be participating in this years Sydney International Open although i noticed her name in the entrants for the doeberl cup in the ACT Australia. Wish her luck in that although she is up against Anna Zozulia (BEL) and Irina Berezina (Aussie). Hope these three meet up at some point in the tournament. Li Roufan (Singapore?) is the top rated woman in the cup.
Apr-25-08   BIDMONFA: Arianne Caoili

CAOILI, Arianne Bo
http://www.bidmonfa.com/caoili_aria...
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