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| May-23-08 | | Augalv: Here is a list of the Argentine Champions of the last 20 years. 1988 Jorge Rubinetti
1989 Daniel Cámpora
1990 Guillermo Soppe
1991 Jorge Rubinetti
1992 Oscar Panno
1993 Hugo Spangenberg
1994 Pablo Ricardi
1995 Pablo Ricardi
1996 Pablo Ricardi
1997 Guillermo Malbrán
1998 Pablo Ricardi
1999 Pablo Ricardi
2000 Ariel Sorin
2001 Rubén Felgaer
2002 Matín Labollita
2003 Guillermo Soppe
2004 Ariel Sorin
2005 Diego Flores
2006 Fernando Peralta
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| May-23-08 | | Argentino: where is Anton Kovalyov? The new Argentinian chess prodigy? |
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| May-23-08 | | ConLaMismaMano: As i mentioned a week or so ago, Kovalyov at 16 became the youngest GM ever from Argentina (Anton Kovalyov), beating the records of Panno and Spangenberg (both at 18). He's currently competing in tournaments around Europe. |
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| May-23-08 | | Youjoin: Today pairings (games are starting):
1 LEMOS, Damian 2458 : ALONSO, Salvador 2420 2 LIASCOVICH, Lucas 2419 : RICARDI, Pablo 2515 3 SALGUERO, Francisco 2320 : FELGAER, Ruben 2574 4 REAL DE AZUA, Ernesto 2417 : LUCONI, Cristian 2306 5 FLORES, Diego 2548 : PERALTA, Fernando 2546 6 VALERGA, Diego 2482 : MAHIA, Gustavo 2433 |
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| May-23-08 | | Augalv: Current Argentine champion Fernando Peralta put up a good performance
when he won the last Argentine Championship in 2006. http://www.chessbase.com/espanola/n... |
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| May-24-08 | | 17.Bxg7: What I found surprising in <chessgames.com> is that there is a link for the Argentinean championship, but there is no link for the Bosna Sarajevo tournaments which includes some of the best players in the world and there wasn't a link for the Capablanca Memorial two weeks ago. On the other hand, it is nice tha there are people in <chessgames.com> willing to follow local championships, often forgotten by the masses on the internet. In this particular case, despite the fact they barely have one player who has been over 2600, the field of this championship is fairly strong of a national tournament. In Latin America, only Cuba surpasses Argentina in this aspect. |
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| May-24-08 | | Augalv: Does anybody know why Zarnicki is not playing? |
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| May-24-08 | | Augalv: Yesterday's results (round 4)
Diego Valerga 1-0 Gustavo Mahia
Ernesto Real de Azua 1-0 Cristian Luconi
Diego Flores 1-0 Fernando Peralta
Pablo Ricardi 1-0 Lucas Liascovich
Salvador Alonso 1/2-1/2 Damian Lemos
Francisco Salguero 1/2-1/2 Rubén Felgaer |
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| May-24-08 | | Augalv: <17.Bxg7: What I found surprising in <chessgames.com> is that there is a link for the Argentinean championship, but there is no link for the Bosna Sarajevo tournaments which includes some of the best players in the world and there wasn't a link for the Capablanca Memorial two weeks ago> There are <17.Bxg7> Bosnia Sarajevo Tournament and Bosnia Sarajevo Tournament (group B) But as you say there is no link of last Cuban Memorial. There is last year's memorial's link though.
I wonder why the 43rd cuban memorial wasn't put up on Cg.com this year. |
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| May-25-08 | | Youjoin: Seven players tied for first (3/5) after the 5th round. |
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| May-26-08 | | Augalv: Standings after round 6
1 FELGAER, Ruben 4.0
2 RICARDI, Pablo 4.0
3 VALERGA, Diego 4.0
4 SALGUERO, Francisco 3.5
5 ALONSO, Salvador 3.5
6 PERALTA, Fernando 3.0
7 LEMOS, Damian 3.0
8 FLORES, Diego 3.0
9 REAL DE AZUA, Ernesto 3.0
10 MAHIA, Gustavo 2.5
11 LIASCOVICH, Lucas 2.5
12 LUCONI, Cristian 0.0
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| May-26-08 | | nomaster: <Augalv>, Zarnicki plays very little competitive chess nowadays, if any. |
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| May-26-08 | | Augalv: Thanks. |
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| May-28-08 | | Youjoin: Felgaer is in the lead with 5,5 points after round 8. |
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| May-29-08 | | Augalv: I hope Ruben wins the tournamet and to see him in the 2600 league again. |
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| May-29-08 | | minasina: If anyone knows where can find PGNs for Cuban Memorial 2008, please tell it to admins: chessgames.com chessforum |
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| May-29-08 | | Youjoin: Felgaer defeated Peralta in the 9th round. He´s the sole leader with 6,5 points, with two rounds to go. Tomorrow he´ll face Luconi, that has lost his nine games. |
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| May-31-08 | | Youjoin: But he lost to the underdog Luconi and now Flores reached him. Today is the last round. |
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| Jun-01-08 | | Youjoin: Felgaer is the new champion. He had better tie-breaks than Valerga and Peralta, all tied with 7 points. Diego Flores was a few moves from being the champion, but he blundered incredibily in his game against Real de Azua and finished in 5th place. |
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| Jun-01-08 | | Augalv: Congrats Ruben! |
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| Jun-16-08 | | falso contacto: <<17.Bxg7: What I found surprising in <chessgames.com> is that there is a link for the Argentinean championship, but there is no link for the Bosna Sarajevo tournaments which includes some of the best players in the world and there wasn't a link for the Capablanca Memorial two weeks ago.
On the other hand, it is nice tha there are people in <chessgames.com> willing to follow local championships, often forgotten by the masses on the internet. In this particular case, despite the fact they barely have one player who has been over 2600, the field of this championship is fairly strong of a national tournament. In Latin America, only Cuba surpasses Argentina in this aspect.>> at least we have a link.
we have some good players these days
and we have some kind of tradition.
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| Jun-16-08 | | falso contacto: spangenberg was a very good player,also.
he and zarnicki are both retired.
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| Jun-16-08 | | Augalv: <falso contacto:> Hugo Spangenberg is playing in the Torneo de la "Despedida" del Presidente Jorge Guelman En el Club Argentino de Ajedrez. Here's the link of list of participants, schedule and results of first round: http://www.argentinodeajedrez.com.a... |
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| Jun-17-08 | | falso contacto: <Augalv>: me alegro. gracias por la indicación. |
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