The chess games of Andrey Lukin

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Andrey Lukin

Number of games in database: 136
Years covered: 1960 to 2005
Last FIDE rating: 2407
Highest rating achieved in database: 2423

Overall record: +32 -46 =58 (44.9%)*
* Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games in the database.

MOST PLAYED OPENINGS

With the White pieces:

Sicilian (29)
    B46 B89 B90 B30 B93
Ruy Lopez (8)
    C72 C78 C84 C94 C65
Sicilian Najdorf (7)
    B90 B93
Sicilian Taimanov (5)
    B46
Alekhine's Defense (5)
    B05 B02 B04
French Defense (4)
    C11 C10 C03

With the Black pieces:

Sicilian (25)
    B83 B69 B67 B89 B30
Sicilian Scheveningen (6)
    B83 B84 B81 B80
King's Indian (6)
    E73 E90 E94 E63
Sicilian Richter-Rauser (5)
    B69 B67 B68
Queen's Pawn Game (5)
    A46 A41 D02
Sicilian Najdorf (4)
    B90 B91 B93

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NOTABLE GAMES: [what is this?]
   A Lukin vs T Khasanov, 1983 1-0
   A Lukin vs G Timoshchenko, 1979 1-0
   A Lukin vs Balashov, 1967 1-0
   A Lukin vs Shirov, 1989 1-0

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ANDREY LUKIN
(born Aug-28-1948, 71 years old) Russia

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Andrey Mikhailovich Lukin was born on the 28th of August 1948 in Leningrad, USSR. An engineer by profession, during his active chess career he was never able to travel abroad enough to secure the grandmaster title, though he did become an IM and won the Championship of Leningrad in 1972, 1981 and 1983. In the late 1980's he turned to coaching. Today his best-known pupil is six-time Russian champion Peter Svidler.

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page 1 of 6; games 1-25 of 136

Game	Result	Moves	Year	Event/Locale	Opening
1. Sokolsky vs A Lukin	1-0	35	1960	URS-ch05 corr6063	A00 Uncommon Opening
2. A Lukin vs V Faibisovich	1-0	36	1965	USSR club Ch	C35 King's Gambit Accepted, Cunningham
3. A Lukin vs A Planinc	0-1	18	1965	YUG-URS	A57 Benko Gambit
4. A Lukin vs S Bojkovic	0-1	40	1965	YUG-URS	C38 King's Gambit Accepted
5. A Lukin vs Kholmov	0-1	23	1966	Ch URS 1/2	C34 King's Gambit Accepted
6. V Osnos vs A Lukin	1-0	31	1966	URS-ch sf	A10 English
7. A Lukin vs Lutikov	1-0	62	1966	URS-ch sf	A62 Benoni, Fianchetto Variation
8. A Lukin vs Balashov	1-0	28	1967	URS	E04 Catalan, Open, 5.Nf3
9. A Lukin vs Kupreichik	1-0	42	1967	Moscow	B33 Sicilian
10. Balashov vs A Lukin	1-0	25	1967	Moscow	B89 Sicilian
11. A Lukin vs Karpov	0-1	58	1967	03, Moscow	E31 Nimzo-Indian, Leningrad, Main line
12. A Lukin vs N Kasimov	½-½	53	1967	10th Soviet Team-ch qual group 3	E30 Nimzo-Indian, Leningrad
13. A Lukin vs V Zheliandinov	0-1	42	1967	USSR Championship	B80 Sicilian, Scheveningen
14. Nezhmetdinov vs A Lukin	0-1	43	1967	USSR Championship	C85 Ruy Lopez, Exchange Variation Doubly Deferred (DERLD)
15. A Lukin vs Tseshkovsky	0-1	35	1967	USSR Championship	C72 Ruy Lopez, Modern Steinitz Defense, 5.O-O
16. I Platonov vs A Lukin	0-1	39	1972	Ch URS (1/2 final)	A21 English
17. Vasiukov vs A Lukin	1-0	42	1972	URS-ch sf	B89 Sicilian
18. A Reshko vs A Lukin	0-1	33	1972	Leningrad-ch	A16 English
19. A Lukin vs Kholmov	0-1	59	1972	URS-ch sf	C90 Ruy Lopez, Closed
20. A Lukin vs Tseshkovsky	½-½	39	1972	12th Soviet Team-ch qual group 1	C62 Ruy Lopez, Old Steinitz Defense
21. A Lukin vs Suetin	1-0	45	1972	12th Soviet Team-ch final A	B46 Sicilian, Taimanov Variation
22. A Lukin vs A Reshko	1-0	48	1973	Leningrad-ch	B17 Caro-Kann, Steinitz Variation
23. A Lukin vs Korchnoi	1-0	33	1973	Leningrad-ch	B89 Sicilian
24. Alburt vs A Lukin	0-1	28	1974	Cup URS	A21 English
25. A Lukin vs Tseshkovsky	0-1	26	1974	URS Cup	B15 Caro-Kann


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Aug-28-08		BIDMONFA: Andrey Lukin LUKIN, Andrei M. http://www.bidmonfa.com/lukin_andre... _

Aug-28-08		whiteshark: Player of the Day Bio: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrei... "He was one of the strongest junior chess players in the Soviet Union in the late 60s, qualified for the World Juniors in 1967 ahead of Karpov, Balashov and other very strong players, and was subsequently denied his shot at the title by the fact that the event was held in Israel, which at the time was a no-fly zone for Soviet sportsmen."

Aug-28-08		whiteshark: Player of the Day "International Master since 1994, Master since 1965, ELO rating 2439, was born in 1948. -Andrey Lukin was five times the champion of Leningrad and Saint-Petersburg: in 1972, 1978,1981,1983,1988, -the winner of the Great Sport Festival of the USSR peoples in 1975,1983 as the member of the Leningrad's team, -he took the 3rd place in Russia Club Championship in 1995 as a member of Saint-Petersburg's club. - Andrey Lukin is the winner of the international tournament in Nalenczow (Poland) 1981, -the winner of the Sport society "Zenit" championships, -1-2 places in the semifinal of the Russia championships, Yaroslavl, 1982, -2 place - Vrozlav (Poland) 1980, -in the international tournaments "White Nights" he shared 2-3 places in 1984 and 3-4 places in 1989. In 1990-1993 Andrey Lukin was the coach of GM Konstantin Sakaev (during this time K.Sakaev passed the way from master to grandmaster, became twice the World champion among juniors and the Champion of Saint-Petersburg). Since 1993 and now Andrey Lukin has been the trainer of GM Petr Svidler." http://www.ruschess.com/School/main...

Aug-28-08		whiteshark: Don't klick the <"ruchess"> link !!!!, it seems to be hijacked by a maleware. Up to now I am not 100% sure, so if someone could "confirm" it pls :) But do it "safe" (e.g. an active html-antivir or similar is recommended). If you dunno what that is don't touch any links Furthermore chessgames.com has been asked to delete that and this the post, too. I'll hope they do it in due time.

Aug-28-08		whiteshark: Player of the Day "International Master since 1994, Master since 1965, ELO rating 2439, was born in 1948. -Andrey Lukin was five times the champion of Leningrad and Saint-Petersburg: in 1972, 1978,1981,1983,1988, -the winner of the Great Sport Festival of the USSR peoples in 1975,1983 as the member of the Leningrad's team, -he took the 3rd place in Russia Club Championship in 1995 as a member of Saint-Petersburg's club. - Andrey Lukin is the winner of the international tournament in Nalenczow (Poland) 1981, -the winner of the Sport society "Zenit" championships, -1-2 places in the semifinal of the Russia championships, Yaroslavl, 1982, -2 place - Vrozlav (Poland) 1980, -in the international tournaments "White Nights" he shared 2-3 places in 1984 and 3-4 places in 1989. = = = In 1990-1993 Andrey Lukin was the coach of GM Konstantin Sakaev (during this time K.Sakaev passed the way from master to grandmaster, became twice the World champion among juniors and the Champion of Saint-Petersburg). Since 1993 and now Andrey Lukin has been the trainer of GM Peter Svidler."

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