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TOURNAMENT STANDINGS
US Championship (Women) Tournament

Irina Krush8.5/11(+6 -0 =5)[games]
Carissa Yip8/11(+6 -1 =4)[games]
Dorsa Derakhshani7.5/11(+5 -1 =5)[games]
Jennifer Yu6/11(+4 -3 =4)[games]
Ashritha Eswaran5.5/11(+5 -5 =1)[games]
Tatev Abrahamyan5.5/11(+5 -5 =1)[games]
Emily Nguyen5/11(+4 -5 =2)[games]
Martha Samadashvili4.5/11(+2 -4 =5)[games]
Sabina-Francesca Foisor4/11(+3 -6 =2)[games]
Thalia Cervantes Landeiro4/11(+2 -5 =4)[games]
Annie Wang4/11(+3 -6 =2)[games]
Anna Zatonskih3.5/11(+0 -4 =7)[games]

 page 2 of 3; games 26-50 of 66  PGN Download
Game  ResultMoves YearEvent/LocaleOpening
26. S Foisor vs A Zatonskih  1-0312020US Championship (Women)D02 Queen's Pawn Game
27. E Nguyen vs A Eswaran  1-0312020US Championship (Women)A62 Benoni, Fianchetto Variation
28. A Eswaran vs S Foisor  1-0602020US Championship (Women)C42 Petrov Defense
29. E Nguyen vs T Cervantes Landeiro  1-0302020US Championship (Women)D26 Queen's Gambit Accepted
30. S Foisor vs E Nguyen  1-0572020US Championship (Women)D02 Queen's Pawn Game
31. T Abrahamyan vs A Eswaran  0-1642020US Championship (Women)B10 Caro-Kann
32. D Derakhshani vs A Zatonskih  1-0282020US Championship (Women)C16 French, Winawer
33. A Wang vs C Yip 0-1562020US Championship (Women)E73 King's Indian
34. I Krush vs J Yu 1-0402020US Championship (Women)D31 Queen's Gambit Declined
35. T Cervantes Landeiro vs M Samadashvili  1-0582020US Championship (Women)D38 Queen's Gambit Declined, Ragozin Variation
36. A Zatonskih vs T Abrahamyan  ½-½352020US Championship (Women)A13 English
37. S Foisor vs J Yu  0-1602020US Championship (Women)D00 Queen's Pawn Game
38. E Nguyen vs C Yip 0-1432020US Championship (Women)D75 Neo-Grunfeld, 6.cd Nxd5, 7.O-O c5, 8.dxc5
39. A Eswaran vs A Zatonskih  1-0242020US Championship (Women)C42 Petrov Defense
40. A Zatonskih vs T Cervantes Landeiro  ½-½702020US Championship (Women)D78 Neo-Grunfeld, 6.O-O c6
41. C Yip vs A Eswaran  0-1502020US Championship (Women)B15 Caro-Kann
42. J Yu vs E Nguyen  ½-½512020US Championship (Women)A11 English, Caro-Kann Defensive System
43. M Samadashvili vs S Foisor  ½-½752020US Championship (Women)C42 Petrov Defense
44. I Krush vs T Abrahamyan 1-0282020US Championship (Women)E34 Nimzo-Indian, Classical, Noa Variation
45. A Wang vs D Derakhshani  0-1322020US Championship (Women)E12 Queen's Indian
46. D Derakhshani vs I Krush  ½-½222020US Championship (Women)B56 Sicilian
47. T Cervantes Landeiro vs A Wang  0-1452020US Championship (Women)D38 Queen's Gambit Declined, Ragozin Variation
48. I Krush vs A Wang  ½-½482020US Championship (Women)D31 Queen's Gambit Declined
49. M Samadashvili vs D Derakhshani  ½-½392020US Championship (Women)C53 Giuoco Piano
50. J Yu vs T Abrahamyan  0-1392020US Championship (Women)C18 French, Winawer
 page 2 of 3; games 26-50 of 66  PGN Download
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Kibitzer's Corner
Oct-29-20  Sokrates: Glad to see young Carissa Yip at the top. A very promising player, who, IIRC also played in St. Louis, where she made a great impression in he play and in interviews.
Nov-01-20  Sokrates: Where are your comments, gentlemen? Have a look at the games. Highly entertaining, many of them, particularly the victories with Yip playing black pieces. Sure, the players don't have the same level as the men, but IMO they deliver great fighting will and lively games as a very sufficient compensation.

Well done, American women, I say!

Nov-01-20  0ZeR0: Indeed, <Sokrates>

I am not surprised by Carissa's fine performance here. I've tried to keep up with her career and watched her streams on Twitch. She has become a mighty player, and her games are often highly entertaining.

And as you mention although they are not quite at the same level as the men, they play with great fighting spirit. In my opinion, this is why I don't at all consider the Women's section of the US Championship to be a lesser event than the Men's.

Nov-01-20  pazzed paun: Without 2600 rated players
It is not real chess
If you are not a family member or coach to one of the players ,why would anyone care about this event Super fans of women’s chess give off a creepy vibe ..like a Jeffery Epstein or Harvey Weinstein sort
Nov-01-20  0ZeR0: <pazzed paun> Since you seem to be insinuating that the players in this tournament are weak, perhaps you'd care to share with us your rating and great achievements in chess?
Nov-01-20
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  moronovich: <pazzed paun: Without 2600 rated players It is not real chess
If you are not a family member or coach to one of the players ,why would anyone care about this event Super fans of women’s chess give off a creepy vibe ..like a Jeffery Epstein or Harvey Weinstein sort>

Why bother your surroundings with your limitations ?

Nov-01-20
Premium Chessgames Member
  HeMateMe: has krush won it more times than any other player?
Nov-02-20  Sokrates: Good posts, <0ZeR0>. And my friend <moro>, of course.

Some sports are IMO more entertaining with women. Tennis and handball, for instance. More play, less slam-bam.

Not that it's worth a comment, but it beats me why someone actively steps into this room just tell the people in it that they are below his level.

Nov-02-20
Premium Chessgames Member
  HeMateMe: Chess between 2500 players can be more entertaining than 2800 level chess because there are more decisive games. Average players like myself see more attacking, tactical motifs in these games and can learn something.
Nov-02-20  nok: <Chess between 2500 players can be more entertaining than 2800 level>

I hope you regularly watch Belgium's national championship then.

Nov-02-20  0ZeR0: <HeMateMe> I wholeheartedly agree with this sentiment. At times trying to understand why certain moves were played at the top level can leave me scratching my head. I need to be extremely thorough and conscientious in analyzing. Sometimes it’s better to go for games whose instructive value is more apparent.
Nov-02-20  Sokrates: <nok: I hope you regularly watch Belgium's national championship then.>

Belgium is fantastic country. They make the best beer in the world - sans comparation - and they were the avantgarde of cartoons in the 60s and 70s.

And what is better on a hot summer's day than sitting in a restaurant near Grand Place in Bruxelles (sorry: Brussels) enjoying fresh Moules et Frites with a cold Chimay Triple?

The country itself is an impossibility. Two very different cultures and languages which have a hard time living together, but also not want to become a part of France and the Netherlands. While enjoying your Moules you will notice that the street names are in both Flemish and French.

Many years ago my wife by then and I made an odyssey round Belgium - an unforgettable journey through remarkable constrasts. Very exciting! You should try it, <nok>. And behold, on a square in Charleroi you will find a group of grey-bearded old men sitting in the shadow playing chess. Go ahead, ask them for a game or two!

Nov-02-20
Premium Chessgames Member
  moronovich: Mee too <Sokrates> !

Many fine memories from Brussels.
A very nice town
Et les moules - oh la la !

Nov-02-20
Premium Chessgames Member
  HeMateMe: <<nok: I hope you regularly watch Belgium's national championship then.>>

I watch lots of 'em. In particular I like the chinese national championship, which has a bunch of 2700 players but which seems to produce a LOT of decisive games, compared to say, an elite European tournament.

< They make the best beer in the world >

Cant argue with that.

May-20-21  macer75: Why wasn't Carlsen in this?

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