Prusikin just drew Bischoff in the final round. He has 7 points and earned at least a share of first at the 2009 German Championship pending the Baramidze (5½) – Braun (6) game.
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This is truly a nice surprise.
Arik Braun did it, and he really deserves it!
okay
Compairing the timings I see that Anju Dube is faster than the bulletins.Hi Anju,Keep it up.
Top 10
1. Braun,Arik GM 2558 7.0 2526 37.50
2. Prusikin,Michael GM 2529 7.0 2459 37.25
3. Bischoff,Klaus GM 2545 6.5 2454 31.50
4. Khenkin,Igor GM 2644 6.0 2493 29.00
5. Meier,Georg GM 2608 6.0 2491 32.50
6. Fridman,Daniel GM 2650 6.0 2481 29.75
7. Buhmann,Rainer GM 2565 6.0 2422 28.50
8. Zude,Arno IM 2465 5.5 2462 27.50
9. Baramidze,David GM 2548 5.5 2442 26.75
10. Markgraf,Alexander FM 2463 5.5 2392 26.25