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Anna-Christina Kopinits
A Kopinits 
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Number of games in database: 186
Years covered: 1996 to 2024
Last FIDE rating: 2098 (2142 rapid, 2177 blitz)
Highest rating achieved in database: 2298
Overall record: +59 -87 =40 (42.5%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games.

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   A Kopinits vs M Rojickova (Mar-24-24) 0-1
   A Kopinits vs M Stangl (Oct-10-19) 0-1
   M Kopylov vs A Kopinits (Apr-20-19) 1-0
   A Kopinits vs J van Foreest (Apr-19-19) 0-1
   M Womacka vs A Kopinits (Dec-31-18) 1/2-1/2

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ANNA-CHRISTINA KOPINITS
(born Apr-01-1985, 40 years old) Austria

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FIDE Master (2017). She has also been a Woman International Master since 2009. She was Austrian Women's Champion in 2003, 2006 (=Helene Mira), 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012 and 2017.

Wikipedia article: Anna-Christina Kopinits

Last updated: 2023-03-21 13:07:05

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 page 1 of 8; games 1-25 of 186  PGN Download
Game  ResultMoves YearEvent/LocaleOpening
1. A Kopinits vs L Barczay  0-1291996Feldbach Open 1996/97B06 Robatsch
2. M Schaffer vs A Kopinits  0-1371996Feldbach Open 1996/97D15 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav
3. A Kopinits vs M Guid  0-1211996Feldbach Open 1996/97C01 French, Exchange
4. W Sepetavc vs A Kopinits  1-0231996Feldbach Open 1996/97C00 French Defense
5. A Kopinits vs M Milanollo  0-1301997Feldbach Open 1996/97B24 Sicilian, Closed
6. H Payrits vs A Kopinits  1-0471997Feldbach Open 1996/97A21 English
7. A Kopinits vs D Frosch  0-1281997Feldbach Open 1996/97C78 Ruy Lopez
8. S Kopinits vs A Kopinits  1-0341997Feldbach Open 1996/97D00 Queen's Pawn Game
9. A Kopinits vs N Kosintseva  0-1211998World Championship U14 (girls)B30 Sicilian
10. E Paehtz vs A Kopinits 1-0312001Wch U20 GirlsB03 Alekhine's Defense
11. A Kopinits vs Y Gorlin 1-0202001Wch U20 GirlsC18 French, Winawer
12. A Kopinits vs J Worek  0-1302001Wch U16 GirlsB25 Sicilian, Closed
13. B Zawadzka vs A Kopinits ½-½282001Wch U16 GirlsB03 Alekhine's Defense
14. A Kopinits vs C Tsai 0-1282001Wch U16 GirlsB25 Sicilian, Closed
15. A Kopinits vs C Lujan  0-1602001Wch U16 GirlsB23 Sicilian, Closed
16. A Kopinits vs M Voyska  0-1732003European Championship (Women)B07 Pirc
17. E Fakhiridou vs A Kopinits  1-0342003European Championship (Women)B20 Sicilian
18. K Smokina vs A Kopinits  1-0282003European Championship (Women)A25 English
19. Y Nagel vs A Kopinits  1-0452003European Championship (Women)B03 Alekhine's Defense
20. K Mar vs A Kopinits  ½-½202003IEWCCB03 Alekhine's Defense
21. A Kopinits vs M Sebag  0-1482004Calvia Olympiad (Women)B93 Sicilian, Najdorf, 6.f4
22. Y Dembo vs A Kopinits  1-0302005European Team Championship (Women)B31 Sicilian, Rossolimo Variation
23. A Kopinits vs D Ciuksyte  0-1712005European Team Championship (Women)B43 Sicilian, Kan, 5.Nc3
24. A Kopinits vs A Muzychuk  ½-½452005European Team Championship (Women)B01 Scandinavian
25. T Lematschko vs A Kopinits  1-0332005European Team Championship (Women)A57 Benko Gambit
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Kibitzer's Corner
Nov-15-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  Tabanus: WIM Anna-Christina Kopinits, Austria, born 1 April 1985. Now rated 2218, http://ratings.fide.com/card.phtml?...

Austrian champion 2003, 2006 (when Eva Moser won the men's section!), 2007, 2008, and 2009.

Pictures:
http://www.chess.at/niederoesterrei...
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...

Sep-30-12  waustad: She won the women's championship again this year ahead of Eva Moser, though she lost their individual encounter.

http://chess-results.com/tnr56693.a...

Nov-29-12  Nightsurfer: <Anna-Christina Kopinits> has unveiled the secret of her success at the Austrian Championship 2012 on the occasion of an interview that she has granted to the German daily <"neues deutschland">, please read more: http://www.neues-deutschland.de/art... . Next step of <Tina Kopinits>'s career: She will compete at the <7th International Ladies Chess Gala> of the German daily <"neues deutschland"> on up-coming <November 30th, 2012> at Berlin, please read more: http://www.neues-deutschland.de/art... !
Dec-01-12  Nightsurfer: ChessBase has published an interview with <Anna-Christina Kopinits> too, herewith the link: http://chessbase.de/nachrichten.asp...
Dec-06-12  Nightsurfer: <Anna-Christina Kopinits> has had a less than great day at the <7th International Ladies Chess Gala> of the German daily <"neues deutschland">, by not winning even 0,5 points, thus scoring a depressing <zero> at Berlin on November 30th, 2012. Therefore <Anna-Christina Kopinits> has become No. 4 behind Valentina Gunina (No. 1), Elisabeth Paehtz (no. 2) and the No. 3, namely Hanna-Marie Klek, the <"Winner Of The Hearts"> . Herewith the final report with the final score: http://www.neues-deutschland.de/art... !
Feb-16-13  waustad: It seems that Sylvia Kopinits also plays, though her rating is probably below the radar here. Since she was born in 1955, perhaps she is Anna-Christina's mother.
Feb-24-13  waustad: She is interviewed on Viennese TV and can be seen here: http://www.sportinwien.tv/sportsend... starting at around the 10 minute mark.
Aug-27-13  waustad: At the Internationale Grazer Stadtmeisterschaft she's playing some interesting openings. So far she's played 1. Nc3 and also she played the Snyder variation of the Sicilian. They are on chess-results.com if anybody is interested. There are a few masters there, but most Austrian action was at the much bigger Vienna Open. http://www.chess-results.com/tnr107...
Nov-16-13  waustad: Perhaps this year in the ETCC she deserves the return from the grave award, going from +0=0-3 to +3=0-3 with two decisive wins that gave the team a win for the round. With luck in the final round she could end up with a positive score.
Jan-01-14  waustad: It seems that she and Markus Ragger are partners and live together in Graz. She'll have to step up her game some for them to match the Sockos or Bellon-Cramlings as a GM couple, but I wish them the best. I would normally be disinclined to invade somebody's privacy, but this is rather public: http://www.chess.at/blog-jugend/rag...
Aug-19-14  waustad: She's entered in the Offene Internationale Steirische Landesmeisterschaft, which is the first tournament I've seen her in since last Summer, except for league events. It probably makes sense having one member of a household having a stable income to make sure that the rent gets paid and such. Perhaps she is taking the route of so many players where they won't travel to a tournament unless there is some sort of guaranteed return. If there is a tournament in Graz, sure, but no week and a half in a hotel somewhere on the off chance that she'll pay expenses. She and Eva Moser could probably have gotten the free room and half board deal at the Austrian championships that several of the top players got, but they've both won it before and a chance at 700 euros, minus expenses for over a week's work is probably less appealing than it would be for say Katharina Newrkla who has once been equal first but third on tiebreak, unless I missed one or Anna-Lena Schnegg. I don't see any of the newer crop of Austrian women winning the overall championship like Moser did in 2006, but maybe some of the very young ones could pull it off eventually.
Nov-03-14  waustad: She wound up with a bronze and silver on the women's side at the Austrian blitz and rapid championships, respectively. With Markus Ragger winning both overall, it was a good weekend for the household.
Mar-01-15  waustad: This weekend she and Veronika Exler both went 3/3 for ASVÖ Wulkaprodersdorf in the Austrian Damenbundesliga. They beat the leader coming into the weekend, SV Schachamazonen on Saturday and are now in 2nd place behind SK Dornbirn, their opponent on March 19th.
Jul-24-15  waustad: The Austrian Championships start tomorrow at 8AM EDT (14:00 CET). With Eva Moser not participating, Ms Kopinits is the highest rated player in the women's championship. Although Regina Pokorna has transferred to the Austrian federation, she wasn't mentioned in the article about the tournament and is not listed on chess-results. The reigning champion, Barbara Teuschler, is also not participating. Games are usually broadcast along with a webcam via chess-results.com.
Jul-26-15  waustad: No webcam this year. Were there one it might come in handy figuring why Ms Kopinits is on a fixed board now, according to chess-results. She was walking around fine during the Austrian league finale during the Spring and doesn't appear to have major vision problems beyond wearing glasses. Hopefully everything is alright. After 2 rounds, she's tied with Lisa Hapala and Katharina Newrkla with 2 points. Veronika Exler drew with Anna-Lena Schnegg, so they now are 1/2 point below the top group.
Aug-20-17  waustad: Congratulations on winning the Austrian Women's Championship this year, two full points over runner up Veronika Exler!
Nov-24-17  waustad: She is now listed as Anna-Christina Ragger on the FIDE site. https://ratings.fide.com/card.phtml...
Nov-24-17
Premium Chessgames Member
  Tabanus: http://www.chess.at/blog-info-verba..., she is now married to Markus Ragger.
Mar-03-23  waustad: She now is being referred to by her maiden name.

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