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1998 World Seniors' championship <under construction> Held at Grieskirchen in November. Tamara Khmiadashvili won the senior women's group and Vladimir Bagirov became the open group senior champion[(1)]. Previous: Game Collection: 1997 World Seniors' championship Next: <<at Gladenbach>> (open section winner: Janis Klovans and women's section winner: Tamara Khmiadashvili - games not yet uploaded) [Further reading: (1) http://www.wscc2016.net/information... ] 9 games, 1998 1998 WUCC <under construction> The 1998 World University chess championship was held at Istanbul from the 5th of September until the 11th[(1)]. [References: (1) http://www.chessmix.com/chess-games... (1998 World University chess championship).] 2 games, 1998 1998 WYCC (open) U-12 <under construction> Held at Oropesa del Mar Spain. 11 games, 1998 1998 WYCC (open) U-14 <under construction> Held at Oropesa del Mar Spain. Canadian player Stephen Glinert played in this tournament. 13 games, 1998 1998 WYCC (open) U-16 <under construction> Held at Oropesa del Mar Spain. 2 games, 1998 1998-9 Pamplona Interzonal <under construction> Held at Pamplona, Spain from December of 1998 until January 1999. 40 games, 1998-1999 1999 Bermuda Mermaid Beach club <under construction> Previous: Game Collection: 1998 Bermuda 27 games, 1999 1999 Canadian championship <under construction> Held at the end of August throughout September. [References: (1) http://www.bcchesshistory.com/ ] 10 games, 1999 1999 Canadian open <under construction> Held at Richmond, British Columbia, Canada. Next: Game Collection: 2000 Canadian open [References: (1) http://www.bcchesshistory.com/ ] 2 games, 1999 1999 Capablanca memorial (II) <under construction> See Game Collection: 1999 Capablanca memorial (premier - I) for the main section. 7 games, 1999 1999 Capablanca memorial (premier - I) <under construction> Not sure whether the 2 games are from separate sections yet. I'll have to check this in the future, and possibly split the sections, if they're in the wrong one. Concurrent: Game Collection: 1999 Capablanca memorial (II) Previous: Game Collection: 1998 Capablanca memorial (elite) Next: Game Collection: 2000 Capablanca memorial (elite) 5 games, 1999 1999 Foxwoods open <under construction> Next: Game Collection: 2000 Foxwoods open 6 games, 1999 1999 Hoogovens (group B) <under construction> Perhaps 12 players, with 11 rounds x 6 players/round = 66 games total. Round 11 finished on January 31st. Bosch is missing 3 games from rounds 9 (vs Janssen), 10 (vs de Vreudt) and 11 (vs van den Doel); Janssen (vs Bosch, round 9; vs de Vreugt, 11th round); van den Doel (vs Bosch, round 11) and de Vreugt (vs Janssen) in the final 11th round. (did they drop out?! - needs to be checked). Need to checked for the scheduled opponents for those rounds as well; otherwise all other games are present: 62/66 total. 62 games, 1999 1999 Hoogovens (group C) <under construction> 3 games, 1999 1999 World Junior chess championship <under construction> Held at Yerevan, Armenia in September (example: Kasimdzhanov vs G Bakhtadze, 1999 suggests a date range). Alexander Galkin emerged victorious. Previous: Game Collection: 1998 World Junior chess championship Next: Game Collection: 2000 World Junior chess championship 68 games, 1999 1999 World open <under construction> Held in June and July at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Gregory Serper, Vladimir Akopian, Joel Benjamin, Jaan Ehlvest, Alexander Fishbein, Boris Gulko, Igor Novikov, Alexander Shabalov, Georgy Timoshenko and Alex Yermolinsky - http://chessevents.com/worldopen/wo... Previous: Game Collection: 1998 World open Next: Game Collection: 2000 World open http://www.chesstour.com/wo99.html 7 games, 1999 1999 WYCC (open) U-10 <under construction> Held at Oropesa del Mar Spain. 9 games, 1999 1999 WYCC (open) U-12 <under construction> Held at Oropesa del Mar Spain. Daniel Stellwagen won a silver medal in this category, according to his player (ID) biography on this website. 6 games, 1999 1999 WYCC (open) U-14 <under construction> Held at Oropesa del Mar Spain. 2 games, 1999 1999 WYCC (open) U-16 <under construction> Held at Oropesa del Mar Spain. 14 games, 1999

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