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Evgeny Tomashevsky
Number of games in database: 538
Years covered: 1997 to 2013
Last FIDE rating: 2719
Highest rating achieved in database: 2740
Overall record: +147 -56 =301 (59.0%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games
      Based on games in the database; may be incomplete.
      34 exhibition games, odds games, etc. are excluded from this statistic.

MOST PLAYED OPENINGS
With the White pieces:
 English (43) 
    A15 A11 A16 A13 A14
 English, 1 c4 e5 (30) 
    A29 A21 A27 A28
 Slav (28) 
    D11 D12 D10 D16 D13
 King's Indian (26) 
    E81 E90 E61 E83 E95
 English, 1 c4 c5 (20) 
    A30 A34 A38 A36 A35
 Grunfeld (13) 
    D94 D97 D80 D98 D75
With the Black pieces:
 Ruy Lopez (63) 
    C78 C84 C95 C89 C69
 Queen's Indian (49) 
    E15 E17 E12 E13 E18
 Nimzo Indian (39) 
    E32 E39 E20 E46 E21
 Ruy Lopez, Closed (27) 
    C84 C95 C89 C88 C85
 Scotch Game (15) 
    C45
 Queen's Pawn Game (11) 
    E10 A41 A46 E00 D05
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NOTABLE GAMES: [what is this?]
   E Tomashevsky vs G Meier, 2004 1-0
   E Tomashevsky vs Svidler, 2007 1-0
   E Tomashevsky vs Ponomariov, 2011 1-0
   E Inarkiev vs E Tomashevsky, 2006 0-1
   E Tomashevsky vs Khalifman, 2009 1/2-1/2

NOTABLE TOURNAMENTS: [what is this?]
   58th Russian Championship Semi-Finals (2005)
   6th Aeroflot Festival (2007)
   European Individual Championships (2007)
   Russian Superfinals (2007)
   17th European Team Championship (2009)
   10th European Individual Championship (2009)
   62nd Russian Championship Higher League (2009)
   Aeroflot Open (2009)
   World Team Championship (2010)
   European Individual Championships (2010)
   Aeroflot Open (2011)
   European Individual Championships (2013)

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EVGENY TOMASHEVSKY
(born Jul-01-1987) Russia

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GM Evgeny Tomashevsky was born July 1st, 1987 in Saratov, Russia. He earned his IM title in 2001 and became a grandmaster in 2005. He placed second in the 6th Aeroflot Festival (2007) and won the 10th European Individual Championship (2009) on tie-breaks. He qualified for the World Cup (2011) through his results at the European Individual Championships (2010) and progressed to round 3 by defeating Australian GM Zhao Zong-Yuan and countryman GM Dmitry Andreikin, before falling to Azeri GM Vugar Gashimov.

Live rating list: http://www.2700chess.com/ Photos: http://www.bidmonfa.com/tomashevsky... and http://www.google.com.au/imgres?q=t...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evgeny...


 page 1 of 22; games 1-25 of 538  PGN Download
Game  ResultMoves Year Event/LocaleOpening
1. Radjabov vs E Tomashevsky 1-045 1997 Wch U10A10 English
2. P Jaracz vs E Tomashevsky  ½-½35 2001 Czech OpenA25 English
3. V Erdos vs E Tomashevsky  1-044 2001 WYB14E32 Nimzo-Indian, Classical
4. A Rustemov vs E Tomashevsky  1-096 2001 54th ch-RUSA15 English
5. P Egeli vs E Tomashevsky  0-127 2001 Czech OpenA12 English with b3
6. A Bellaiche vs E Tomashevsky  0-134 2001 WYB14B05 Alekhine's Defense, Modern
7. E Tomashevsky vs N Pushkov  ½-½37 2001 54th ch-RUSA12 English with b3
8. E Tomashevsky vs Vokac  ½-½80 2001 Czech OpenA36 English
9. S Zavgorodniy vs E Tomashevsky  0-139 2001 WYB14B40 Sicilian
10. E Tomashevsky vs A Khasin  ½-½36 2001 54th ch-RUSA04 Reti Opening
11. E Tomashevsky vs Sasikiran  ½-½52 2001 Czech OpenD27 Queen's Gambit Accepted, Classical
12. E Tomashevsky vs K Bordi  1-064 2001 WYB14A06 Reti Opening
13. H Teske vs E Tomashevsky  ½-½37 2001 Czech OpenE15 Queen's Indian
14. E Tomashevsky vs B Amin  1-031 2001 WYB14E00 Queen's Pawn Game
15. Epishin vs E Tomashevsky  1-065 2001 54th ch-RUSE15 Queen's Indian
16. E Tomashevsky vs S Berger  1-044 2001 Czech OpenA36 English
17. J Lappage vs E Tomashevsky ½-½31 2001 WYB14B02 Alekhine's Defense
18. E Tomashevsky vs L Gonda  0-149 2001 WYB14A00 Uncommon Opening
19. A Timofeev vs E Tomashevsky  ½-½74 2001 54th ch-RUSB05 Alekhine's Defense, Modern
20. E Tomashevsky vs Navara  ½-½20 2001 Czech OpenD03 Torre Attack (Tartakower Variation)
21. D Sengupta vs E Tomashevsky  ½-½58 2001 WYB14B04 Alekhine's Defense, Modern
22. E Tomashevsky vs A Iljushin  1-089 2001 54th ch-RUSA38 English, Symmetrical
23. E Tomashevsky vs A Lugovoi  ½-½36 2001 54th ch-RUSD13 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav, Exchange Variation
24. E Tomashevsky vs H F Martins 1-040 2001 WYB14A16 English
25. E Tomashevsky vs R Wojtaszek  ½-½42 2001 WYB14A30 English, Symmetrical
 page 1 of 22; games 1-25 of 538  PGN Download
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Mar-25-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  tamar: Interview with the European Champion http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail...
Jul-01-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  brankat: Happy Birthday Evgeny!
Sep-08-09  Xeroxx: Is he some kind of fan of ulf andersson or something?
Sep-08-09  frogbert: dunno, but he's going to have a nice, shiny rating number to look at tonight. :o)
Sep-13-09  jon01: Tomashevsky is a killer with 1. c4.
Sep-13-09  Don Cossacks: <Xeroxx: Is he some kind of fan of ulf andersson or something?> No he's a fan of Kramnik.

<jon01: Tomashevsky is a killer with 1. c4.> Yeah you're right,he's really good with the English opening(1.c4)as he demonstrated in European Individual Championship 2009,Russia vs.China Match,and now the Russian Higher League.Among his victims with it were Wang Yue,Baadur Jobava,Vladimir Malakhov,etc.

Sep-13-09  Xeroxx: <No he's a fan of Kramnik.> Oh I wasn't even close!

How embarrassing for me!

Jul-13-10  cjgone: Wow, a modern chess player who uses mostly 1.c4 and second 1.nf3. Awesome, since I do love the English opening. :D
Jul-21-10  wolfmaster: Congrats GM Tomashevsky for making the 2700 club! He's a very solid player who will have no time holding his own against the top top players. I hope he gets some invites to supertournaments (God knows he deserves it more than Van Wely).
Dec-14-10  Everett: <cjgone> Have you checked out Kramnik's opening repetoire in the 90's? He was crushing everyone with 1.Nf3 and 2.c4.
Oct-18-11  zluria: This guy is quickly becoming an elite player. Quick, chessgames, get a photo of him!
Oct-18-11  Korifej: 2740,3 live rating for El profesore
Oct-18-11  bronkenstein: Lets hope that our mystery (photo-less o,O) man won`t take the path of Eljanov.
Nov-05-11
Premium Chessgames Member
  ketchuplover: +30 point ratings gain!
Dec-03-11  LIFE Master AJ: From: chessgames.com chessforum.

I am working on the "Game of The Month."
Whilst doing so, I did a search of: "Tomaszewski," (on your main page) and was directly connected to Roman Tomaszewski.

This is somewhat disturbing ... there is a young man, (24) GM Evgeny Tomaszewski, and he is 2600+ according to his ChessBase profile. (I searched FIDE, http://ratings.fide.com/search.phtm..., but came up blank. However, I know that I have seen his games in TWIC.)

(Russian: Евгений Томашев&- #1089;кий)

He is quite well-known, and won the "Under-18" championships one year.

Hmmm. I may have answered my own question ... I was about to tell you that you did not have this player on this website ... once again, it is a spelling problem.

Evgeny Tomashevsky.

Is there any way that you can offer the "ChessBase" spelling on his player profile?

(You can "Google" this player: https://www.google.com/#hl=en&cp=13.... I also found his FIDE player card: http://ratings.fide.com/card.phtml?....)

If you don't mind, I am going to post this on his player page as well ...

Feb-10-12  Penguincw: Tomashevsky facing Anton Korobov, and does the best to draw and keep the tournament still interesting. :)
Feb-11-12  bronkenstein: <Tomashevsky...does the best to <draw>...> You, you...Toma-hater!

JK , Anton seems to be in excellent shape , we can hope for another fighting game today.

Feb-11-12  Korifej: I hope that Evgeny win in this tournament.Because he is clearly best player here.
Feb-11-12  Penguincw: < bronkenstein >

:-|

Anyways, it's drawn.

E Tomashevsky vs A Korobov, 2012

Feb-11-12  King Death: <Korifej> "Clearly" the best player there? Is he 200 points above the second seed or something? Some of these fanboy statements get down to a new level of shallowness. With so many strong players there's a chance element involved, like color allocation.
Feb-11-12  bronkenstein: <Penguincw> , yea some good fighting chess , as expected.

PS <:-|> taking things too seriously might be bad for one`s health , take my advice =)

Feb-11-12  Penguincw: BTW, the reason why I said <best to draw> was that I thought he had the black pieces.
Feb-12-12  bronkenstein: Indeed , white or black matters more on this level . BTW Korobov accidentally had 3/4 whites in the first 4 rounds (white-black-white-white), and he made good use of it.
Jul-01-12  Llawdogg: Happy Birthday!
Aug-09-12  fisayo123: I wish he would play more c4 like before!
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