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Silvio Danailov
Number of games in database: 47
Years covered: 1980 to 2000
Current FIDE rating: 2466
Overall record: +7 -21 =17 (34.4%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games
      Based on games in the database; may be incomplete.
      2 exhibition games, odds games, etc. are excluded from this statistic.

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With the White pieces:
 King's Indian (4) 
    E92 E97 E68
With the Black pieces:
 Sicilian (9) 
    B90 B81 B80 B52 B84
 Queen's Indian (4) 
    E12 E17 E16
 Sicilian Scheveningen (4) 
    B81 B80 B84
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SILVIO DANAILOV
(born 1961) Bulgaria

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Silvio Danailov is an International Master from Bulgaria. He is probably best-known as the manager of former FIDE World Champions Veselin Topalov and Ruslan Ponomariov.

 page 1 of 2; games 1-25 of 47  PGN Download
Game  ResultMoves Year Event/LocaleOpening
1. S Danailov vs Kasparov 0-130 1980 DortmundE92 King's Indian
2. S Danailov vs Kasparov 0-130 1980 DortmundE92 King's Indian
3. S Danailov vs J Benjamin  ½-½30 1980 DortmundB08 Pirc, Classical
4. S Danailov vs J A Corral Blanco  1-037 1980 EU-ch U20B67 Sicilian, Richter-Rauzer Attack, 7...a6 Defense, 8...Bd7
5. J Lechtynsky vs S Danailov  ½-½49 1981 PamporovoE12 Queen's Indian
6. G Andruet vs S Danailov 0-124 1985 BUL-FRAB81 Sicilian, Scheveningen, Keres Attack
7. S Danailov vs G Andruet 0-139 1985 BUL-FRAE12 Queen's Indian
8. S Danailov vs Tringov  0-151 1985 BUL-chE68 King's Indian, Fianchetto, Classical Variation, 8.e4
9. S Danailov vs Chekhov  ½-½45 1986 Moscow-BA21 English
10. Vasiukov vs S Danailov  1-023 1986 Moscow-BB81 Sicilian, Scheveningen, Keres Attack
11. S Danailov vs Chekhov  ½-½23 1986 Leipzig BKLA15 English
12. Yermolinsky vs S Danailov 1-026 1986 It (cat.10)E17 Queen's Indian
13. Azmaiparashvili vs S Danailov  1-037 1986 RUSE16 Queen's Indian
14. S Danailov vs N Davies  ½-½14 1986 Albena (Bulgaria)A42 Modern Defense, Averbakh System
15. Dreev vs S Danailov ½-½12 1988 Protvino (Russia)E12 Queen's Indian
16. Chekhov vs S Danailov  1-038 1988 Moscow-BA30 English, Symmetrical
17. S Danailov vs Topalov 0-138 1989 Sofia ch-BGA46 Queen's Pawn Game
18. Bronstein vs S Danailov  1-030 1989 WarsawB08 Pirc, Classical
19. S Danailov vs Khalifman  ½-½26 1989 Bad MergentheimA41 Queen's Pawn Game (with ...d6)
20. Adams vs S Danailov 1-049 1990 CannesC80 Ruy Lopez, Open
21. A Cichocki vs S Danailov 0-132 1990 Warsaw Legion opA48 King's Indian
22. S Danailov vs Krasenkow  ½-½47 1991 CaldasD76 Neo-Grunfeld, 6.cd Nxd5, 7.O-O Nb6
23. S Danailov vs Tringov  1-043 1991 BUL-chTA04 Reti Opening
24. Topalov vs S Danailov 1-041 1992 CandasA56 Benoni Defense
25. F Braga vs S Danailov  ½-½18 1992 10s, MESA [Hiarcs 7.32A70 Benoni, Classical with 7.Nf3
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Feb-09-09   ivan999: i am not sure that winning mtel three times is because of home advantage, since topalov has won many other tournaments. he has also started badly in other tournaments, but at mtels, his play in the beginning was particularly weak.

the match might have been originally planed to be held in bulgaria, but that doesn't make it topalov's first choice. its just better to play in bulgaria, than not to play at all.

anyway, we probably will see in the upcoming games if there is home field advantage or not.

Feb-09-09   square dance: not to get off topic, but the sort of effect ive experienced from smoking marijuana is that <only> your short term memory is affected. so dont get high and wander off into the kitchen looking for munchies while carrying the remote.

im always happy to debate the pros and cons of weed smoking on my forum if anyone feels so inclined.

Feb-09-09   Jim Bartle: What were you saying there, square dance? I seem to have wandered off.
Feb-09-09   Augalv: I'm sorry, what was being discussed here?
Feb-09-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  acirce: Wow, I can't believe I'm the first one to kibitz on this page.
Feb-10-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  acirce: Btw, I love this part of the interview:

<Why is this fear from electronic devices in chess?

<There is some kind of hysteria. Chess media talk too much about that. It is something interesting, something that sells. It is gossip, yellow news, intrigue...>> http://interviews.chessdom.com/topa...

Feb-11-09   slomarko: yeah because he's not right, many top players were caught using electronic devices. <acirce> when are you going to stop spamming CG with your crap?
Apr-17-09
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  Billy Vaughan: <i am not sure that winning mtel three times is because of home advantage, since topalov has won many other tournaments. he has also started badly in other tournaments, but at mtels, his play in the beginning was particularly weak.>

I wouldn't be surprised if he saves his good prep for MTel as well. Even last year Topalov got +3 anyways and only placed second because of Godzillachuk.

May-05-09   VaselineTopLove: Another steaming pile of #@$%! from Drama King Danailov. Funny rant about the chess oscar.

http://interviews.chessdom.com/silv...

Personally i'd rank Anand's Linares 2008 win and Bonn win higher than Topalov's Bilbao and Nanjing wins.

May-05-09   VaselineTopLove: Does anyone know who is referring to from Chessbase? Frederic Friedel?
May-05-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  acirce: <Does anyone know who is referring to from Chessbase? Frederic Friedel?>

Yes, definitely.

<The Chess Oscar award does not surprise me at all, after Elista 2006 is very difficult to imagine that Veselin will get any award from Russia. This is typical political decision, otherwise they will probably close the "64" magazine.

Look, for every person with common sense it is obvious that Topalov had by far the best results in 2008. He won the strongest tournaments in Bilbao and Nanjing and he is number one in the World ratings with big margin. The biggest result of Vishy was to beat the player number six in the world in the World Championship match.>

He is really becoming a parody of himself.

May-05-09   AnalyzeThis: Most people just want to know who the champ is.

Oscar is a character who hangs out in trash cans. He's related to Chess Oscar.

May-05-09   VaselineTopLove: <acirce> what's Danailov's hang up with Frederic Friedel?
May-05-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  blacksburg: Danailov has a hang up with anyone that doesn't think Topalov is the best thing since sliced bread.
May-05-09   grkoste: Vas--
Many GMs commented that Danailov/Topalov's conduct at Elista was disgusting. Frederic committed the unspeakable crime of printing their comments.
May-05-09   grkoste: Which Silvio picture should they print? The one where he's laughing with glee at the Game Five forfeit? The one where he's standing with his finger at his throat making eyes with VesTop? The one where he's striding out of the playing venue reaching for his cellphone?
May-05-09   walker: Who is Stoichkov?
May-05-09   grkoste: acirce,
Thanks for the quotes.
May-05-09   Troller: <walker: Who is Stoichkov?> Without having read any of the linked interviews I assume Hristo Stoichkov, probably the best footballer ever from Bulgaria. He must be on wiki.
May-05-09   walker: Footballer?? lol Hugging Spasky?
May-05-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  acirce: <grkoste> is right. It's that and that he published Breutigam's article ( http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... ), Short's interview in DNA India ( http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?... ), and wrote about various cheating accusations/insinuations/suspicions that followed. (<We publish stories that we deem interesting and newsworthy. When very severe accusations of cheating were raised by Silvio Danailov against Vladimir Kramnik during the world championship match in Elista, we published them, whether we personally felt that they were justified or not.> - http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... ) A funny thing about that whole story is that Chessbase was first regularly blamed by some Topalov fans for <not> publishing for instance Dolmatov's accusations against Topalov. Later on they became hate object no.1 when they <did> write about the fact that he was accused.

In what was a pretty interesting twist, Danailov and Topalov both said that the anonymous Dutch fan sending that Danailov video to Kommersant ( http://www.kommersant.com/p741182/F... , http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xz72... ) is really Friedel.

Don't know if they have ever bothered to produce any evidence at all, or if Friedel has bothered replying to this accusation.

See this bizarre interview http://interviews.chessdom.com/silv...

And later, annotating Topalov vs Anand, 2008 for New In Chess, Topalov - in a rare moment of showing humour above toilet level - starts out by saying <This game is dedicated to Frederic Friedel, also known as the 'anonymous Dutch chess fan', winner of the MTV 2007 Award for the best chess video.>

May-05-09   WhiteRook48: also manager of Ivan Cheparinov
May-05-09   Augalv: <for every person with common sense it is obvious that Topalov had by far the best results in 2008. He won the strongest tournaments in Bilbao and Nanjing and he is number one in the World ratings with big margin. The biggest result of Vishy was to beat the player number six in the world in the World Championship match. Great achievement, of course, but not enough to win the Oscar.>

No comment.

May-05-09   walker: Danailov is a troll. The best troll in the world:)
May-05-09   Dredge Rivers: Luuuuke! I am your father!
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