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Silvio Danailov
Number of games in database: 46
Years covered: 1980 to 2000
Current FIDE rating: 2466
Overall record: +6 -22 =17 (32.2%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games
      Based on games in the database; may be incomplete.
      1 exhibition game, blitz game, etc. is excluded from this statistic.

MOST PLAYED OPENINGS
With the White pieces:
 King's Indian (4) 
    E92 E97 E68
With the Black pieces:
 Sicilian (9) 
    B81 B80 B90 B52 B72
 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 46  PGN Download
Game  ResultMoves Year Event/LocaleOpening
1. S Danailov vs Kasparov 0-130 1980 DortmundE92 King's Indian
2. S Danailov vs J Benjamin  ½-½30 1980 DortmundB08 Pirc, Classical
3. S Danailov vs Kasparov 0-130 1980 DortmundE92 King's Indian
4. J Lechtynsky vs S Danailov  ½-½49 1981 PamporovoE12 Queen's Indian
5. S Danailov vs G Andruet 0-139 1985 BUL-FRAE12 Queen's Indian
6. S Danailov vs Tringov  0-151 1985 BUL-chE68 King's Indian, Fianchetto, Classical Variation, 8.e4
7. G Andruet vs S Danailov 0-124 1985 BUL-FRAB81 Sicilian, Scheveningen, Keres Attack
8. Vasiukov vs S Danailov  1-023 1986 Moscow-BB81 Sicilian, Scheveningen, Keres Attack
9. S Danailov vs Chekhov  ½-½23 1986 Leipzig BKLA15 English
10. Yermolinsky vs S Danailov 1-026 1986 It (cat.10)E17 Queen's Indian
11. Azmaiparashvili vs S Danailov  1-037 1986 RUSE16 Queen's Indian
12. S Danailov vs N Davies  ½-½14 1986 Albena (Bulgaria)A42 Modern Defense, Averbakh System
13. S Danailov vs Chekhov  ½-½45 1986 Moscow-BA21 English
14. Dreev vs S Danailov ½-½12 1988 Protvino (Russia)E12 Queen's Indian
15. Chekhov vs S Danailov  1-038 1988 Moscow-BA30 English, Symmetrical
16. S Danailov vs Topalov 0-138 1989 Sofia ch-BGA46 Queen's Pawn Game
17. Bronstein vs S Danailov  1-030 1989 WarsawB08 Pirc, Classical
18. S Danailov vs Khalifman  ½-½26 1989 Bad MergentheimA41 Queen's Pawn Game (with ...d6)
19. A Cichocki vs S Danailov 0-132 1990 Warsaw Legion opA48 King's Indian
20. Adams vs S Danailov 1-049 1990 CannesC80 Ruy Lopez, Open
21. S Danailov vs Krasenkow  ½-½47 1991 CaldasD76 Neo-Grunfeld, 6.cd Nxd5, 7.O-O Nb6
22. S Danailov vs Tringov  1-043 1991 BUL-chTA04 Reti Opening
23. S Danailov vs Salov  0-140 1992 It (active)E00 Queen's Pawn Game
24. S Danailov vs Kramnik ½-½33 1992 It (active)A07 King's Indian Attack
25. Vaganian vs S Danailov  1-035 1992 Oviedo opA04 Reti Opening
 page 1 of 2; games 1-25 of 46  PGN Download
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Jan-29-08
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  brankat: <Open Defence> You seem to be fired up, too :-)
Jan-29-08
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  Open Defence: <Mr Kat> now you are following me around :-)
Jan-29-08
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  brankat: We are almost like Siamese twins :-)
Jan-29-08   Bobsterman3000: <brankat & Open Defence> Get a room you two. Spare us the public lovefest, which does not fit in with the insolent and irrascible spirit of Silvio The Great.
Jan-29-08
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  technical draw: Although I'm not an affected party I think <Bobsterman3000> last post is in poor taste and should be deleted.
Jan-29-08
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  Open Defence: <Bobsterman> you have a lot to learn from the Great Sylvio..
Jan-29-08   Bobsterman3000: <Open Defence> I've already learned quite a bit from Silvio, but not much of it relates to chess.
Jan-29-08   Riverbeast: Anyone notice how close his name is to Silvio Dante from The Sopranos?

"There's two businesses that are recession proof...certain forms of entertainment, and Our Thing."

Jan-29-08
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  brankat: <Open Defence> <technical draw>

There is no point in "talking" to disciples of Silvio the Scumbag.

And there is no point in visiting his page in the first place.

Jan-29-08   Jim Bartle: "Anyone notice how close his name is to Silvio Dante from The Sopranos?"

Did he play guitar in a rock and roll band, too?

Jan-29-08
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  Tomlinsky: <Jim Bartle: Did he play guitar in a rock and roll band, too?>

Not that I'm aware of but he has a number of superb soloists playing second fiddle.

Feb-06-08
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  Knight13: Wow I didn't know this guy's a freakin' IM!
Feb-06-08
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  Stonehenge: More freak than master, if you ask me.
Feb-06-08
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  Wild Bill: <Knight13: <Wow I didn't know this guy's a freakin' IM!>

There are two possible reasons: First, he earned it over the board; second, he made his opponents in those days the early victims of the games manship for which he is now so well known.

Feb-06-08
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  percyblakeney: Danailov's even score in Corus B 2000, after drawing Tiviakov and Onischuk, must have been one of his better results:

http://www.worldchesslinks.net/ezra...

Feb-06-08   Riverbeast: Is Danailov known for any other alleged 'dirty tricks' other than toiletgate?

Because if he's taking all this heat just for that, I think it's unfair. There have been paranoid allegations in world chess championship matches plenty of times before, and it will probably happen again.

Besides...players HAVE been known to cheat in the bathroom in the past. I'm not saying Kramnik did, but if he was going to the loo a lot, it is natural that it would raise suspicions.

Feb-06-08   yalie: I remember that Danailov was among the first to criticize the uneven number of whites and blacks in all play all single round robins. It is no wonder that he organized MTEL as a DRR.
Feb-06-08   KamikazeAttack: <Riverbeast: Is Danailov known for any other alleged 'dirty tricks' other than toiletgate? Because if he's taking all this heat just for that, I think it's unfair. There have been paranoid allegations in world chess championship matches plenty of times before, and it will probably happen again.

Besides...players HAVE been known to cheat in the bathroom in the past. I'm not saying Kramnik did, but if he was going to the loo a lot, it is natural that it would raise suspicions. >

Yes, I agree. Kramnik brought suspicion upon himself, so Danailov's conduct in Elista was exemplary.

Also all those cable and Fritz allegations and malicious innuendoes were great examples of the sportsmanship that chess needs right now.

The chess world is unfair to Danailov.

Feb-06-08
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  chessmoron: <Because if he's taking all this heat just for that, I think it's unfair. There have been paranoid allegations in world chess championship matches plenty of times before, and it will probably happen again.>

Since Kramnik has already been known to frequently goes to the bathroom in his match against Kasparov, why the paranoia?

<Is Danailov known for any other alleged 'dirty tricks' other than toiletgate?>

Danailov and Topalov ridiculed another Russian player, Bareev after their Dortmund Candidate match after Bareev was ahead.

Feb-07-08   Riverbeast: KamikazeAttack, I can tell you were being sarcastic in your post, but consider this:

In 1972 the Soviets accused Fischer of "chemical interference" when Spassky was losing.

In 1978 Korchnoi thought Karpov may be getting signals in his yogurt, and said he was hiring a parapsychologist to rattle him. Karpov thought members of his Yoga sect were doing the same, and thought Korchnoi's mirror sunglasses were a dirty trick (Korchnoi claimed that he was wearing them becasue Karpov was staring at him too much).

Compared to these episodes, Danailov's accusations don't seem all that outlandish to me...After all, we are living in the computer age, and cheating with computers has become widespread.

<Danailov and Topalov ridiculed another Russian player, Bareev after their Dortmund Candidate match after Bareev was ahead>

How so?

I'm really trying to understand if Danailov has a history of all this stuff, or if everyone hates him because he had the 'nerve' to accuse someone of using a computer...

Mar-21-08
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  square dance: :-O i think danailov has gotten to america's last great thespian. http://www.darkhorizons.com/news08/...
Mar-26-08
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  Karpova: Danailov watching Carlsen:
http://www.chessbase.com/news/2008/...
May-19-08   Bobsterman3000: Silvio is still the #1 figure in World Chess today...

May-19-08   grkoste: Bob--

Your list is upside-down.

May-25-08   Eti fan: Danailov speaks about Kamsky Topalov http://interviews.chessdom.com/silv...
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