The chess games of Viktor Moskalenko

Viktor Moskalenko
Number of games in database: 210
Years covered: 1980 to 2008
Current FIDE rating: 2528
Highest rating achieved in database: 2575
Overall record: +71 -39 =98 (57.7%)*
   * 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.

MOST PLAYED OPENINGS

With the White pieces:

Nimzo Indian (18)
    E20 E25 E27 E29
Modern Benoni (11)
    A57 A67 A56 A62
King's Indian (11)
    E73 E94 E68 E61 E60
Semi-Slav (8)
    D44 D47 D46 D48 D43
Grunfeld (7)
    D80 D97 D85
Queen's Gambit Declined (7)
    D35 D06

With the Black pieces:

French Defense (49)
    C05 C01 C18 C02 C11
French Tarrasch (12)
    C05 C06 C03 C07
French (11)
    C11 C00 C13 C12
French Winawer (11)
    C18 C16 C15
Dutch Defense (11)
    A84 A90
Queen's Pawn Game (7)
    A40 D02 E00 A46

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page 1 of 9; games 1-25 of 210

Game	Result	Moves	Year	Event/Locale	Opening
1. E Vladimirov vs V Moskalenko	0-1	27	1980	Alma-Ata	D32 Queen's Gambit Declined, Tarrasch
2. V Moskalenko vs Yermolinsky	0-1	15	1981	Odessa	D97 Grunfeld, Russian
3. Y Kruppa vs V Moskalenko	½-½	55	1984	URS-ch sf	C01 French, Exchange
4. V Osnos vs V Moskalenko	1-0	53	1984	URS-ch sf	A64 Benoni, Fianchetto, 11...Re8
5. Kupreichik vs V Moskalenko	0-1	42	1984	Sverdlovsk	C05 French, Tarrasch
6. V Moskalenko vs Bagirov	½-½	35	1984	Sverdlovsk	E25 Nimzo-Indian, Samisch
7. Y Kruppa vs V Moskalenko	1-0	71	1984	UKR Young Masters-ch	C06 French, Tarrasch
8. Dreev vs V Moskalenko	1-0	61	1985	Lvov (Ukraine)	C11 French
9. V Moskalenko vs Y Kruppa	1-0	27	1985	URS-ch U26	D25 Queen's Gambit Accepted
10. V Moskalenko vs Khalifman	1-0	22	1985	Lvov (Ukraine)	A84 Dutch
11. Vyzmanavin vs V Moskalenko	0-1	39	1985	Lvov (Ukraine)	A70 Benoni, Classical with 7.Nf3
12. V Moskalenko vs Glek	½-½	45	1985	Lvov	A97 Dutch, Ilyin-Genevsky
13. V Moskalenko vs Y Kruppa	½-½	36	1986	UKR-ch	D55 Queen's Gambit Declined
14. Kupreichik vs V Moskalenko	1-0	39	1986	Minsk	C13 French
15. Glek vs V Moskalenko	½-½	29	1986	Pinsk 42/(481)	D19 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav, Dutch
16. V Moskalenko vs Yurtaev	0-1	48	1987	Frunze	E94 King's Indian, Orthodox
17. V Moskalenko vs Gelfand	0-1	64	1987	Norilsk	D35 Queen's Gambit Declined
18. Yurtaev vs V Moskalenko	1-0	40	1988	Riga (Latvia)	A04 Reti Opening
19. V Moskalenko vs Chekhov	½-½	61	1988	URS-ch sf	E94 King's Indian, Orthodox
20. V Moskalenko vs Ftacnik	½-½	31	1988	Belgrade GMA-op	D85 Grunfeld
21. Shabalov vs V Moskalenko	0-1	46	1988	Riga	C05 French, Tarrasch
22. Ivanchuk vs V Moskalenko	1-0	46	1988	Lvov	C05 French, Tarrasch
23. V Moskalenko vs B Perenyi	1-0	32	1988	HUN-ch op	A67 Benoni, Taimanov Variation
24. Kupreichik vs V Moskalenko	1-0	41	1988	URS-OT56 Blagoveshchensk	C02 French, Advance
25. V Moskalenko vs Y Kruppa	½-½	23	1988	UKR-ch	D35 Queen's Gambit Declined


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Oct-02-04		Lawrence: GM Viktor Moskalenko has just won first prize in the Catalan Circuit of International Open Chess Tournaments, based on the results of 24 tournaments. Second was Oleg Korneev. Moskalenko today gave a simultaneous demo at the Molins de Rei (King's Mills) Fiesta Mayor, smashing about 39 of us and losing just one game, with no draws. (I lasted 30 moves, not bad for an old duffer whose estimated Elo is 1000 below his.) After the exhibition some of us had the pleasure of having a drink with him in a local bar--nice guy!--and meeting his charming wife Tatiana, also a very good chess player.

Oct-05-04		meloncio: <Lawrence> You had a nice day. First the game, then one or two drinks at the bar chating with friends. That's the way I like chess!

Jan-07-06		BIDMONFA: Viktor Moskalenko MOSKALENKO, Viktor Campi� (Champion) - Campionat de Catalunya (Championship of Catalonia) 2005 http://www.bidmonfa.com/historia.htm _

Dec-15-07		Karpova: Interview with Moskalenko: http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... On playchess, his handle is <CapNemo>. <Rated at 2575, Viktor Moskalenko was born in Odessa, Ukraine, on the 12th of April 1960. Married to Tatiana Yastrebova, who incidentally turns out to be a chess player as well (with a FIDE rating of 2037), this chess couple is blessed with a daughter named Mila. Moskalenko's competitive career blossomed rather late and enjoyed the first wind of active tournament participations in the period of 1980 to 1995. He was Ukrainian Champion in 1987, and gained his grandmaster title in 1992. He competed in many events and enjoyed victories against players such as Morozevich, Khalifman, Sveshnikov, Bronstein and many more. During the period of 1992 to 1994, Moskalenko twice helped Vassily Ivanchuk with his chess preparations.>

Dec-15-07		MichAdams: In tribute to Captain Nemo (or, at least, the Disney version): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipzR...

Aug-24-08		myschkin: . . . Photos: http://www.celillet.net/open05/GM%2... http://www.chessbase.de/2007/banyol...

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