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The 21st Russian Team Championships were held in Loo, Sochi between April 7 and April 13, 2014. The tournament was a 7-round Swiss with 13 teams; the teams had six players and one or two alternates. Top seeds Malakhit (Sverdlovsk Oblast) won the title, with 12 match points, scoring five match wins and two ties. ShSM-Nashe naslediye (Moscow) lost 4-2 in a key second-round match against Malakhit but recovered to place second with 11 points, their only other lost point being a last round tie against third-placers St. Petersburg. Universitet (Belorechensk), who tied with Malakhit in round 4, also finished on 10 match points but lost third place on fewer game points. 1st Malakhit (Sverdlovsk Oblast) +9 (6.0) +2 (4.0) +3 (4.0) =4 (3.0) +5 (4.0) =7 (3.0) +8 (4.5) 12 28.5
2nd ShSM-Nashe naslediye (Moscow) +10(3.5) -1 (2.0) +8 (4.0) +11(4.0) +12(5.5) +4 (3.5) =3 (3.0) 11 25.5
3rd St. Petersburg +8 (3.5) +7 (3.5) -1 (2.0) +5 (3.5) =4 (3.0) +9 (5.5) =2 (3.0) 10 24.0
4th Universitet (Belorechensk) +13(3.5) +5 (3.5) +7 (3.5) =1 (3.0) =3 (3.0) -2 (2.5) +12(4.0) 10 23.0
5th Yugra (Khanty-Mansi AO) +6 (4.0) -4 (2.5) +9 (5.0) -3 (2.5) -1 (2.0) bye(3.0) +7 (4.0) 7 23.0
6th SDYuSShOR ShSh (St. Petersburg) -5 (2.0) +13(4.0) -11(2.5) =7 (3.0) bye(3.0) =8 (3.0) +10(3.5) 7 21.0
7th Ladya (Kazan) +11(4.0) -3 (2.5) -4 (2.5) =6 (3.0) +10(3.5) =1 (3.0) -5 (2.0) 6 20.5
8th Politekhnik (Nizhniy Tagil) -3 (2.5) +12(5.0) -2 (2.0) =9 (3.0) +13(3.5) =6 (3.0) -1 (1.5) 6 20.5
9th Zhiguli (Samara Oblast) -1 (0.0) +10(4.0) -5 (1.0) =8 (3.0) +11(4.0) -3 (0.5) bye(3.0) 6 15.5
10th Turbonasos (Voronezh Oblast) -2 (2.5) -9 (2.0) +12(4.0) bye(3.0) -7 (2.5) +13(3.5) -6 (2.5) 5 20.0
11th Moscow Oblast -7 (2.0) bye(3.0) +6 (3.5) -2 (2.0) -9 (2.0) -12(2.0) +13(3.5) 5 18.0
12th Atom (Desnogorsk) bye(3.0) -8 (1.0) -10(2.0) +13(3.5) -2 (0.5) +11(4.0) -4 (2.0) 5 16.0
13th Yamal (Yamalo-Nenets AO) -4 (2.5) -6 (2.0) bye(3.0) -12(2.5) -8 (2.5) -10(2.5) -11(2.5) 1 17.5
Sergey Karjakin (4.0/7), Alexander Grischuk (6.0/7), Peter Leko (5.0/7), Alexey Shirov (4.0/6), Vladimir Malakhov (2.5/5), Alexander Motylev (2.0/3), Igor Lysyj (2.0/3) and Viktor Bologan (3.0/4) played for the winning team.Detailed results: http://chess-results.com/tnr130202.... Previous edition: Russian Team Championships (2013) Next edition: Russian Team Championship (2015)
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| Apr-07-14 | | SickedChess: go Moro go! :-) |
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| Apr-07-14 | | Davalillo: What happened to Nepo? |
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| Apr-07-14 | | waustad: On the women's side there are many fewer games, and many of the usual suspects are playing in the Grand Prix in Khanty-Mansiysk instead. |
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| Apr-07-14 | | Eti fan: Kamsky was held to 92 moves draw https://arena.chessdom.com/#/game/s... |
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| Apr-07-14 | | waustad: Several of the players who didn't play in the first round played in the German Bundesliga yesterday. Nepomniachtchi is scheduled to play against Karjakin tomorrow. http://chess-results.com/tnr130202.... |
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| Apr-08-14 | | Davalillo: Thanks. |
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| Apr-08-14 | | Refused: And Grischuk is beating Morozevich convincingly. Moro simply got outplayed there. |
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| Apr-08-14 | | Refused: Timofeev-Efimenko looked quite interesting. Though 28...d3 was hardly the best idea. |
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| Apr-08-14 | | fromoort: Quite a gathering in the Loo. |
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| Apr-09-14 | | Arcturar: Nice play from Sascha Grischuk so far! Hope he keeps it up! |
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| Apr-09-14 | | Arcturar: I'm also rooting for Karjakin, who is fresh from an excellent second half of the Candidates tournament. |
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| Apr-09-14 | | Chris321: <Arcturar: I'm also rooting for Karjakin, who is fresh from an excellent second half of the Candidates tournament.>Me too,i like Karjakin,this guy got plenty of the good stuff,an he can play!. |
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| Apr-09-14 | | SirRuthless: Good to see Gata and Moro in action again. Wild and wooly chess to entertain the masses. |
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| Apr-09-14 | | paavoh: Are they really playing this in "Loo" (as posted on the front page)?
Another Toiletgate in the making? |
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Apr-09-14
 | | perfidious: <paavoh> There is even more than one place by that name: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loo#P...
How do you like them apples? |
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| Apr-09-14 | | Arcturar: Yup, Grischuk is totally killing it. He just beat Vitiugov (who is no pushover) and has 3/3. |
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| Apr-09-14 | | Refused: Vitiugov lost a pawn in the opening. Grischuk was able to hold onto that pawn and converted it. Thus Grischuk has now 3/3 and has passed Caruana, Kramnik and Anand on the live rating list. Thus there he is #3 now. |
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| Apr-09-14 | | Everett: Not bad for a poker player. |
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| Apr-09-14 | | Appaz: Grischuk climbs to #3 in the live rating. Worlds strongest smoker! |
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| Apr-10-14 | | Conrad93: Can Grischuk break the 2800+ barrier this year? |
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| Apr-10-14 | | Refused: Grischuk with an easy draw today against Alekseev. Neither side seemed to be in a real fighting mood today. |
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| Apr-11-14 | | Refused: It looks like Grischuk is going for 4.5/5.
Weird looking opening, and now he has Tomashevsky in the ropes. |
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| Apr-11-14 | | Refused: Jobava is also enjoying an excellent tournament. Today he was able to beat Svidler. |
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| Apr-11-14 | | optimuswise: Jobava also in great form! He has 4./5. by beating Jakovenko, Kamsky and Svidled. Impressive! |
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| Apr-11-14 | | mindanalyzer: Dominguez 4/5 too, #10 in live ratings |
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