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M Ohme 
 
Melanie Ohme
Number of games in database: 55
Years covered: 2007 to 2008
Current FIDE rating: 2302
Overall record: +27 -18 =10 (58.2%)*
   * 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 (13) 
    B43 B90 B58 B80 B61
 French Defense (5) 
    C11 C01 C10
With the Black pieces:
 Sicilian (13) 
    B42 B58 B63 B21 B30
 King's Indian (8) 
    E63 E92 E71 E75 E81
 Sicilian Kan (4) 
    B42
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MELANIE OHME
(born Jun-23-1990) Germany

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WIM Melanie Ohme became German U14 Girls' Youth Champion in 2003 and U16 Girls' Youth Champion in 2005 and U18 Girls' Youth Champion in 2008. She was awarded the best U14 Girls' chessplayer of the year 2003 and 2004.

Melanie was born in Leipzig, Germany and learned how to play at the age of four and joined a club at the age of seven. She has five siblings (Matthias, Markus, Michaela, Marlen and Martha). Her idols are Michael Adams and Peter Leko.

In 2007 she played for Germany in the European Team Championship and performed 106 Elo points above her rating. In 2007, she was awarded the WFM title and in 2009 the WIM title.


 page 1 of 3; games 1-25 of 62  PGN Download
Game  ResultMoves Year Event/LocaleOpening
1. Khurtsidze vs M Ohme  1-047 2007 Women's World Team ChampionshipA00 Uncommon Opening
2. M Ohme vs M Nepeina Leconte  0-145 2007 European Team Chess Championships (Women)C01 French, Exchange
3. M Ohme vs V Nagel  1-078 2007 European Individual Championships (Women)B06 Robatsch
4. M Ohme vs Thao Nguyen Pham Le  ½-½73 2007 Women's World Team ChampionshipC24 Bishop's Opening
5. M Ohme vs V Rozic  ½-½51 2007 European Team Chess Championships (Women)C11 French
6. I Kadimova vs M Ohme  1-039 2007 European Individual Championships (Women)E92 King's Indian
7. K Szczepkowska vs M Ohme  1-055 2007 Women's World Team ChampionshipB23 Sicilian, Closed
8. M Ohme vs L Hodova  1-053 2007 European Team Chess Championships (Women)B90 Sicilian, Najdorf
9. J Fuchs vs M Ohme ½-½16 2007 European Individual Championships (Women)D13 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav, Exchange Variation
10. B Mudongo vs M Ohme  0-151 2007 Women's World Team ChampionshipB28 Sicilian, O'Kelly Variation
11. Y Hernandez vs M Ohme  0-182 2007 European Team Chess Championships (Women)B63 Sicilian, Richter-Rauzer Attack
12. M Ohme vs A Wilson 1-027 2007 European Individual Championships (Women)C01 French, Exchange
13. M Ohme vs E Cherednichenko 1-053 2007 European Individual Championships (Women)C10 French
14. L Aghabekian vs M Ohme  0-147 2007 European Team Chess Championships (Women)B42 Sicilian, Kan
15. M Ohme vs K Apanaviciute  1-036 2007 European Individual Championships (Women)C24 Bishop's Opening
16. M Ohme vs P Blazkova  ½-½43 2007 Women's World Team ChampionshipB01 Scandinavian
17. A Benderac vs M Ohme  0-144 2007 European Team Chess Championships (Women)E81 King's Indian, Samisch
18. J Jackova vs M Ohme  1-036 2007 European Individual Championships (Women)B40 Sicilian
19. K Ozturk vs M Ohme  ½-½47 2007 European Individual Championships (Women)E63 King's Indian, Fianchetto, Panno Variation
20. R Sargac vs M Ohme  1-036 2007 European Team Chess Championships (Women)E61 King's Indian
21. E Shmirina vs M Ohme  1-031 2007 European Individual Championships (Women)A45 Queen's Pawn Game
22. M Ohme vs S Andriasian  1-053 2007 Women's World Team ChampionshipB43 Sicilian, Kan, 5.Nc3
23. M Ohme vs S Zaksaite  1-051 2007 European Team Chess Championships (Women)B33 Sicilian
24. M Ohme vs E Winkelmann 0-135 2007 European Individual Championships (Women)B43 Sicilian, Kan, 5.Nc3
25. M Ohme vs Yang Shen  ½-½120 2007 Women's World Team ChampionshipC53 Giuoco Piano
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Oct-19-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  dakgootje: geekiness is probably both determined both by appearance as behavious with the interesting sidenote that you are proclaimed geek if you show the prejudiced looks OR behaviour, you don't even need both!
Oct-19-07
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  WannaBe: What a bunch of geese... =)
Oct-19-07
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  technical draw: Buy my new book: The Evolution of Women in Chess: From Beasts to Beauties...

Watson and Crick, Publishers, $19.95

Oct-19-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  keypusher: <technical draw><Buy my new book: The Evolution of Women in Chess: From Beasts to Beauties...

Watson and Crick, Publishers, $19.95>

Nice! Though not very gallant to Miss Menchik. Or Queen Isabella, I suppose.

Oct-19-07   Shams: Ask Rosalind Franklin how generous Watson and Crick were to women.
Oct-19-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  keypusher: Franklin was not so generous herself. She was dead by the time the Nobel was awarded anyway.
Oct-19-07   Shams: it's true that the Nobel is never given posthumously, but I'm not aware of how she was ungenerous. it does seem clear that she was uncredited for some pretty critical work though. am I wrong?
Oct-19-07
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  keypusher: <shams> It depends on what you read, and I won't pretend to know where the truth lies. Probably no one does. Supposedly she wouldn't share her data, not because she was developing the DNA theory on her own, but because she was paranoid or secretive. Wilkins went behind her back to get some of her critical work to Crick and Watson.

But of course she wasn't around to defend herself when Watson described her as paranoid and secretive in his 1968 book. On the other hand, her unavailability probably made it easier to canonize her as a feminist martyr in the 1970s and after.

Oct-20-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  Karpova: Franklin is credited together with Watson and Crick nowadays (sure, she should be). She never got the Nobel prize but it's known what she did and how important it was and it won't be forgotten.

Not that it had anything to do with Melanie Ohme.

So back to her:
The simul <whiteshark> gave the picture to was her first and a real success: She played on 20 boards and won all games except for 1 draw.

Oct-20-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  whiteshark: So she drew against Kasparow in a simul ?? Amaising! (:D)

btw have you seen my glasses recently?

<Не для Карпова>

Oct-20-07
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  technical draw: Well. I didn't know my Publishing company would start a debate on Nobel Prize winners and female scientists and spying and paranoia and uncredited scientific work. Now that's OK but buying my book is better. TD, famous author......
Nov-05-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  Karpova: All the new Melanie Ohme fans here will be pleased to know that she's playing great at the European Team championship. She won 5 games and lost 2 with no draws. She'll definitely get a huge rating boost. Go on like that, Melanie!
Nov-05-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  WannaBe: <Karpova: All the new Melanie Ohme fans...>

What about us? The 'old' ones?! =)

Nov-05-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  whiteshark: Exactly <WannaBe>, us rare, but true, loyal and faithful <M@> fans !!
Nov-05-07   NakoSonorense: Way to go, Melanie!
Nov-06-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  Karpova: Melanie was the only German player performing above her rating and she'll gain 16.8 Elo!

Ohme Melanie WFM 2274 GER Rp:2380
Rd. SNo Name Rtg FED Rp Pts. Res. Bo.
1 15 WIM Sargac Rajna 2170 CRO 2296 6,0 s 0 4
3 5 Aghabekian Liana 2190 ARM 0 0,5 s 1 4
4 146 Hodova Lucie 2089 CZE 1743 0,5 w 1 4
5 41 WGM Leconte Maria 2364 FRA 2261 4,5 w 0 4
6 71 WIM Zaksaite Salomeja 2228 LTU 2113 2,5 w 1 3
7 104 WGM Benderac Ana 2328 SRB 2184 3,0 s 1 3
8 28 WIM Hernandez Yudania 2263 ESP 2266 4,5 s 1 4
9 100 WIM Rozic Vesna 2277 SLO 2371 5,0 w ½ 4

Feb-18-08
Premium Chessgames Member
  Karpova: Ohme will play in this year's Cappelle La Grande open. http://www.cappelle-chess.com/spip....
Feb-19-08   NakoSonorense: Good luck, Melanie! Viel Gluck!
Apr-22-08
Premium Chessgames Member
  Karpova: Ohme participates in the 9th European Individual Women Chess Championship 2008, Women's Section: http://chess-results.com/tnr12086.a...

It's strong with players like Cramling, Stefanova, Socko, A. Muzychuk, Lahno, etc.

In Round 1, Ohme lost against strong WGM Salome Melia (2413, Georgia) with Black.

Jun-23-08
Premium Chessgames Member
  brankat: Happy 18th Birthday Melanie!
Nov-16-08
Premium Chessgames Member
  whiteshark: Melanie Ohme @ Dresden 2008: http://chessbase.de/2008/dresdenoly...
Nov-16-08   NakoSonorense: Oh mein Gott! Schatzi!
May-31-09   Udit Narayan: Here she is posing with an anonymous chess player ;)

http://www.schachbund.de/nationalma...

Jun-23-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  brankat: Hmmm, they look like brother and sister.

Either way: Happy Birthday Melanie!

Jun-23-09   gus inn: Hmmm , I found they look like brother and niece.

Happy Birthday !

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