The chess games of Camilla Baginskaite

Camilla Baginskaite
Number of games in database: 87
Years covered: 1994 to 2007
Current FIDE rating: 2309
Highest rating achieved in database: 2357
Overall record: +30 -32 =25 (48.9%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games
      Based on games in the database; may be incomplete.

MOST PLAYED OPENINGS

With the White pieces:

King's Indian (6)
    E69 E64 E94 E60 E91
Modern Benoni (5)
    A57 A74 A64
Grunfeld (5)
    D85 D78
Queen's Pawn Game (4)
    A40 A50 E00
Queen's Gambit Declined (4)
    D31 D35 D37

With the Black pieces:

Sicilian (22)
    B51 B90 B97 B25 B99
Sicilian Najdorf (9)
    B90 B97 B99 B95 B92
Nimzo Indian (6)
    E47 E58 E59 E25 E51
Queen's Gambit Declined (4)
    D38

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page 1 of 4; games 1-25 of 87

Game	Result	Moves	Year	Event/Locale	Opening
1. C Baginskaite vs Glek	1-0	33	1994	Berlin op	A81 Dutch
2. A Stefanova vs C Baginskaite	½-½	38	1995	It (w)	B97 Sicilian, Najdorf
3. C Baginskaite vs A Stefanova	½-½	14	1996	Olympiad (w)	A10 English
4. Zsofia Polgar vs C Baginskaite	1-0	36	1996	Olympiad (w)	C12 French, McCutcheon
5. C Baginskaite vs J Shahade	½-½	35	2000	ch-USA Women	D85 Grunfeld
6. C Baginskaite vs S Airapetian	1-0	54	2000	ch-USA Women	D35 Queen's Gambit Declined
7. A Cela vs C Baginskaite	0-1	58	2000	Val Zemitis IM	C03 French, Tarrasch
8. E Epstein vs C Baginskaite	0-1	61	2000	ch-USA Women	B90 Sicilian, Najdorf
9. J Frenklakh vs C Baginskaite	0-1	34	2000	ch-USA Women	B86 Sicilian, Fischer-Sozin Attack
10. C Baginskaite vs A Hahn	½-½	38	2000	ch-USA Women	A40 Queen's Pawn Game
11. C Baginskaite vs O Sagalchik	1-0	33	2000	ch-USA Women	D09 Queen's Gambit Declined, Albin Counter Gambit, 5.g3
12. C Baginskaite vs E Groberman	½-½	16	2000	ch-USA Women	E69 King's Indian, Fianchetto, Classical Main line
13. S Burtman vs C Baginskaite	1-0	53	2000	ch-USA Women	E01 Catalan, Closed
14. Y Gorlin vs C Baginskaite	0-1	29	2000	ch-USA Women	B87 Sicilian, Fischer-Sozin with ...a6 and ...b5
15. A Krechetov vs C Baginskaite	½-½	30	2001	Linklater Mem	E25 Nimzo-Indian, Samisch
16. C Baginskaite vs S Prudnikova	1-0	54	2001	FIDE WCh Women KO	E15 Queen's Indian
17. Wojtkiewicz vs C Baginskaite	1-0	51	2001	Linklater Mem	E17 Queen's Indian
18. C Baginskaite vs S Prudnikova	1-0	29	2001	FIDE WCh KO	A74 Benoni, Classical, 9...a6, 10.a4
19. A Stearns vs C Baginskaite	0-1	39	2001	Linklater Mem	B53 Sicilian
20. C Baginskaite vs Y Xu	0-1	38	2001	FIDE WCh Women KO	A04 Reti Opening
21. C Baginskaite vs M Vucic	0-1	40	2001	Linklater Mem	A57 Benko Gambit
22. C Baginskaite vs Baburin	½-½	66	2001	Linklater Mem	D22 Queen's Gambit Accepted
23. S Prudnikova vs C Baginskaite	1-0	44	2001	FIDE WCh KO	A08 King's Indian Attack
24. C Baginskaite vs G Shahade	½-½	22	2001	Linklater Mem	E15 Queen's Indian
25. N Bojkovic vs C Baginskaite	0-1	47	2001	FIDE WCh Women KO	B23 Sicilian, Closed


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Mar-03-06		Karpova: http://www.chesscenter.com/twic/eve...

Mar-06-06		jamesmaskell: A photo of Camilla after her third round victory over Nakamura in the US Championship http://www.uschesschampionship.com/...

Mar-06-06		Karpova: <jamesmaskell> the link shows a photo of Batchimeg Tuvshintugs. Here's a photo of Cammila after her win over Nakamura: http://www.chessbase.com/news/2006/...

Mar-06-06		jamesmaskell: Sorry, I was on a page which had her photo. For some strange reason it didnt have the right one there. Better check in future.

Mar-06-06		Jim Bartle: Now I know she's a (chess) teacher. The look on her face, and those glasses riding low on her nose, prove it.

Mar-06-06		Karpova: yes, and the way she taught Nakamura a lesson

Mar-06-06		Jim Bartle: Right, forgot that part. She might have scared him with that "disapproving teacher" look over her specs.

Mar-06-06		Karpova: Nakamura might be one of those guys falling in love with their teachers and this just affected his concentration on the game

Mar-06-06		jamesmaskell: Nakamura made the mistake of throwing his queen out early to disrupt the queenside. It might work on the chessforums but in tournament play he needs to be more methodical about it. Otherwise he will be known for his early queen attacks and nothing else which is a shame.

Mar-06-06		Eric Schiller: <jamesmaskell> That's ancient thinking that doesn't apply anymore. There are many, many openings involving early queen moves. Bringing outthe queen early is not necessarily bad, and is often essential. Don't forget that Camilla brought her queen out first and it was her queen who was kicked around in the opening, not Hikaru's.

Oct-22-06		BishopBerkeley: Ms. Baginskaite teaches a free class for women on Sundays at the Mechanics Institute Chess Club of San Francisco: http://www.chessclub.org/Women.html This wonderful club is right near the Montgomery Street BART station, for those familiar with that noteworthy rapid transit system. (Since parking is pretty scarce in downtown San Francisco, this is a very helpful alternative.) (: Bishop Berkeley :)

Sep-07-07		Darth Lasker: Many years ago... In "Ceskoslovensky Sach" 9/1986 there was an article about some European girls cup in Vilnius. Ildiko Madl dominated, Camilla came 2nd. The game Madl vs Baginkaite was kinda sharp: Camilla sacrificed three pawns and got dangerous attack, then she even offered her knight, but Ildiko denied, and rather sacrificed an exchange by herself. Otherwise she would have got mate. The game ended in perpetual repetition and draw. I did respect for Camilla then, she has nerves made from steel. There was also a photo of this game, Ildiko poking at her nose and mysterious Camilla with long black hair thinking... Several years later one night i was reading a horror novel by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu "Carmilla" and i imaginated her as Baginskaite. I got mortal tremble. :o)

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