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🏆 German Championship (2006)

  PARTICIPANTS (sorted by highest achieved rating; click on name to see player's games)
Artur Yusupov, Georg Meier, Igor Khenkin, Alexander Graf, Jan Gustafsson, Niclas Huschenbeth, Leonid Kritz, David Baramidze, Thomas Luther, Vitaly Kunin, Michael Prusikin, Alexander Naumann, Raj Tischbierek, Jan Michael Sprenger, Alexander Markgraf, Jakob Meister, Thomas Henrichs, Thies Heinemann, Lutz Espig, Gerlef Meins, Evgeny Degtiarev, Ilja Brener, Herbert Bastian, Christian Koepke, Karl-Jasmin Muranyi, Thomas Michalczak, Mike Stolz, Wolfram Heinig, Andreas Reuss, Michael Becker, Hannes Knuth, Thomas Hoepfl, Thomas Schunk, Eduard Schunk, Norman Schuetze, Ralf Schoene, Klaus Peter Zuse, Stephan Holzschuh, Holger Namyslo, Udo Kaeser, Christoph Rother, Dieter Riegler, Jens Reipsch, Martin Schuster, Andreas Basilius Gikas, Christian Rathje

 page 9 of 9; games 201-204 of 204  PGN Download
Game  ResultMoves YearEvent/LocaleOpening
201. I Brener vs T Michalczak  ½-½542006German ChampionshipC95 Ruy Lopez, Closed, Breyer
202. D Riegler vs N Schuetze  0-1392006German ChampionshipD91 Grunfeld, 5.Bg5
203. K P Zuse vs A B Gikas  1-0212006German ChampionshipB42 Sicilian, Kan
204. C Rathje vs S Holzschuh  ½-½182006German ChampionshipA15 English
 page 9 of 9; games 201-204 of 204  PGN Download
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Kibitzer's Corner
Feb-13-06  jperr75108: I see there is alot of interest in the German Championship.
Feb-13-06  jamesmaskell: Germany has good players but this tournament isnt exactly packed to the rafters with big names...Naiditsch isnt there for one and hes the only German I know of...
Feb-13-06  iron maiden: Lutz and Huebner were both absent too.
Feb-14-06  Dim Weasel: The opening choices are much more varied compared to the absolute top events.
Feb-14-06  DutchDunce: I've been noticing this. At the very top these days, you have the Ruy Lopez, Petroff, Sicilian, English, Slav, Queen's Indian and Nimzo. That's pretty much it. g6-Indians (KID/Grunfeld), e6-QGD's, the French and Caro-Kann have almost disappeared. I don't know if it's a matter of wanting to be trend setters, or whether the latter group of openings is just objectively worse.
Feb-14-06  Jim Bartle: Openings seem to go in cycles, I guess. Players tend to follow the lead of the top players, such as Kasparov with the Scotch and Evans Gambit (so said Alexei Shirov), though I don't know how true that is with Topalov, Anand, and, uh, you know (a certain player now taking time off to get healthy). I definitely have noticed the shortage of QGDs in recent play. I haven't seen any Botvinnik anti-Merans at all, maybe because it's analyzed to death and the memorization required doesn't appeal to that many players.
Feb-15-06  Dim Weasel: The life-cycle of some sharp opening variations may also be quite funny: first they produce mostly decisive results and are feared amongst players, but after getting thoroughly analyzed (being so dangerous) they sometimes turn into drawing weapons.
Feb-15-06  s4life: <jamesmaskell: Germany has good players but this tournament isnt exactly packed to the rafters with big names...Naiditsch isnt there for one and hes the only German I know of...>

What? Artur Yusupov is there...

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