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Friday, July 12, 2013

Grunfeld 4.Bg5 Ne4 5.Bh4 Nxc3 6.bxc3 dxc4 [D91]

Will be in TWIC 975
The dynamic Grunfeld Defence justifies itself again. White sacrificed a pawn in as part of normal Bg5 theory but misplayed the middlegame to get no compensation.

More About CORI,Deysi
Here she is getting an award.

Here is the feature game.

CORI T.,Deysi (2439) - RODSHTEIN,Maxim (2641)

Grunfeld 4.Bg5 Ne4 5.Bh4 Nxc3 6.bxc3 dxc4 [D91]

Benasque Open

Benasque (Spain) (8.2), 11.07.2013

Position 1
Black has a clear P+ and white's Bh4 is precariously placed. What do you recommend for black?

Black to Play

22.Rbb1

Saturday, March 2, 2013

King’s Indian Classical 6.h3-TWIC 955

TWIC 955

Rodshtein,M got a queenside bind going with an early c5 and then had to win the game over again after letting the advantage slip away.

Rodshtein,M (2616) - Manolache,M (2533)
King’s Indian Classical 6.h3[E90]
29th Open Cappelle la Grande FRA (4.5), 25.02.2013

Position 1

White is battling hard for the d6 outpost and the queenside. How should white continue now?

White to Play

16...Nh5

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Budapest Entry Fee Summary

Entry Fees for FIDE 2000

There are some reasonably priced tournaments in Budapest in the ideal format of 1 game/day. The Amator Cup was added in 2012 and was held in the Hungarian Federation(downtown).

Foreign players should note the two-tier pricing system that First Saturday uses. Local players pay a fraction of the advertised prices at the unadvertised local rates.

Also, be aware that all prices are negotiable. You just need to know that they are. Even at the local rates, FS-FMA fees are approximately double the other local tournaments. First Saturday are the only Budapest tournaments returning no prizes.

The Amator Cup is held downtown while the Frech Karolyi and Torokves tournaments need some travel time on subway or tram. However, they are easy to find and need only some patient navigation. The Amator Cup 2012 consisted of four RR groups while the Frech Karolyi was a RR for the top 10 players and an open for the remaining players.

Torokves is run as two(or threee) RRs and an open for the remaining players. The site is the Torokves community center and has a Macdonalds across the street.

Usually, I'm the only foreign player but the odd time there has been another. There are some players who speak a bit English while Russian and German are common second languages.

Everyone is used to seeing me as I am quite active in the local tournaments so now I get to analyze in some broken Hungarian with some English thrown in.

The atmosphere is usually very casual and friendly with the players ranging from youngsters taking getting their experience to retirees devoting their spare time to chess.

Round Robin	Rds	Prizes	HUF	EUR	USD	CAN	2012
Amator Cup	9	Yes	5,000	17.8	23	23	November
Torokves A RR	9	Yes	5,500	19.4	25	25	April
Frech Karolyi	9	Yes	4,000	14	18	18	June
Torokves A RR	9	Yes	5,500	19.4	25	25	Sept
First Saturday(FS-FMA)	9-11	No	40,800	140	180.35	181	Monthly
FS Price for Hungarians		No	12,000	41	53	53	Monthly

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Friday, July 12, 2013

Grunfeld 4.Bg5 Ne4 5.Bh4 Nxc3 6.bxc3 dxc4 [D91]

Saturday, March 2, 2013

King’s Indian Classical 6.h3-TWIC 955

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