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🏆 6th European Individual Championship (2005)

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[more] Player: Alexander Areshchenko  page 1 of 1; 12 games    Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. Areshchenko vs G Jones   ½-½ 41 2005 6th European Individual Championship B75 Sicilian, Dragon, Yugoslav Attack 2. B Thorfinnsson vs Areshchenko   ½-½ 39 2005 6th European Individual Championship A42 Modern Defense, Averbakh System 3. Areshchenko vs S Kristjansson   1-0 56 2005 6th European Individual Championship A15 English 4. H Stevic vs Areshchenko   ½-½ 23 2005 6th European Individual Championship B22 Sicilian, Alapin 5. Areshchenko vs K Hulak 1-0 34 2005 6th European Individual Championship B84 Sicilian, Scheveningen 6. Areshchenko vs Kiril D Georgiev   1-0 68 2005 6th European Individual Championship B92 Sicilian, Najdorf, Opocensky Variation 7. Krasenkow vs Areshchenko   ½-½ 86 2005 6th European Individual Championship A15 English 8. Eljanov vs Areshchenko   ½-½ 122 2005 6th European Individual Championship E94 King's Indian, Orthodox 9. Areshchenko vs M Gurevich   ½-½ 50 2005 6th European Individual Championship C11 French 10. Rublevsky vs Areshchenko   ½-½ 34 2005 6th European Individual Championship B23 Sicilian, Closed 11. Areshchenko vs A G Aleksandrov   1-0 54 2005 6th European Individual Championship C65 Ruy Lopez, Berlin Defense 12. Areshchenko vs A Moiseenko 0-1 49 2005 6th European Individual Championship B33 Sicilian   REFINE SEARCH:   White wins (1-0) | Black wins (0-1) | Draws (1/2-1/2) | Areshchenko wins | Areshchenko loses   < Earlier Kibitzing  · PAGE 3 OF 3 ·  Later Kibitzing> Jul-02-05    Knight13: How much money did the winner of this tournament get? Jul-02-05    Jafar219: Main prizes (in Euros): Place 1 20000 2 16000 3 12000 4 8000 5 5200 9 2800 10 2600 Jul-02-05    azaris: The rapid games were drawn, they're now playing blitz. Aronian won the first game. Jul-02-05    Knight13: 20000 Euros = How many US dollars? Jul-02-05    ughaibu: Knight13: don't you know what Google is? Jul-02-05    Jafar219: 20000 euro = 25000 dollars. Jul-02-05    azaris: The top five are: 1. Nisipeanu 2. Radjabov 3. Aronian 4. Karjakin 5. Ivanchuk Jul-02-05    Knight13: (Last two posts has been deleted due to embarrasments) Jul-02-05    Hesam7: <chessgames.com> Round 13 is still missing here. Jul-03-05    Ezzy: All the 3 young stars had a successful tournament!! Radjabov would of gained about 20 elo points for this tournament! Karjakin gained about 21 elo points! Carlson gained about 23 elo points! Pantsulaia gained 38 points!! Bologon would have lost about 20 points?? <fgh> Sokolov would have gained 2 elo points - The average rating of his opponents was only 2561 Jul-03-05    farrooj: how do you find how many points you win? I never knew how to calculate it. Jul-03-05    jamesmaskell: http://www.fide.com Go to the handbook area. No doubt the ELO calculations bit is in there somewhere. Jul-03-05    capablancakarpov: <farrooj>Here you have the link: http://www.fide.com/ratings/calcula... Jul-03-05    farrooj: thanks man, it's totally cool! Jul-03-05    capablancakarpov: And here is the link to the rating change calculator: http://www.fide.com/ratings/calcula... Jul-04-05    VishyFan: Nisipeanu is all set to enter the 2700+ club in the october list, he's now 2679 and set to gain 26 ELO from this tournament. Also, Radjabov will be entering the 2700 club..... Notable changes from this tournament...... Ivanchuk +4 Bologan -20 Radjabov +20 Nisipeanu +26 Milov +17 Nielsen -18 Karjakin +21 Beliavsky +21 Asrian +25 Petrosian -17 Carlsen +22 Jul-04-05    jamesmaskell: Bologan and Nielsen had a bad tournament. Petrosian too. There were always going to be big players finding it hard. Jul-04-05    shortsight: Petrosian? Please be noted that this Petrosian is born in 1984, frequented playchess server, not the Petrosian that Fischer faced. Jul-04-05    jamesmaskell: Im aware of that. I know the difference. Jul-04-05    firebyrd: <All the 3 young stars had a successful tournament!!> Kuzubov also scored the same as Carlsen from only a slightly better rating - and will probably do about the same ratingwise ~ +20 Jul-04-05    refutor: <shortsight> also be aware that "the petrosian that fischer faced" has been dead for quite some time...his corpse did not lose any rating points in this tournament Jul-12-05    Starfire: In studying this tourney I am awed at seeing so many awesome players in this tourney,with so many world class names and WHO wins it?? Nisipeanu WHO???? Jul-16-05    Starfire: This is an excellent tourney for study of games by top players Aug-09-13    iclaudiu: Indeed, a lot of awesome players so Nisipeanu's victory is even more impressive. Sep-02-17    Arconax: This was a good tournament. Tons of interesting study material. 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