MonRoi International Women Grand-Prix Finale
Round 1
July 22, 2007
[Section – Board 1] Houska, Jovanka vs Rajlich, Iweta 1-0
[Section – Board 2] Krush, Irina vs Foisor, Cristina Adela 1/2-1/2
[Section – Board 3] Arakhamia Grant, Ketevan vs Javakhishvili, Lela 1/2-1/2
[Section – Board 4] Roy, Myriam vs Cramling, Pia 0-1
Montreal International Tournament Empresa 2007
Round 3
July 22, 2007
[Section – Board 1] Miton, Kamil vs Elyanov, Pavel 1/2-1/2
[Section – Board 2] Harikrishna, Pentala vs Kamsky, Gata 1/2-1/2
[Section – Board 3] Tiviakov, Sergey vs Short, Nigel 1-0
[Section – Board 4] Ivanchuk, Vassily vs Sutovsky, Emil 1-0
[Section – Board 5] Bluvshtein, Mark vs Charbonneau, Pascal 1-0
Games and results from www.MonRoi.com
Chess Daily News from Susan Polgar
Harikrishna and Tiviakov are leading? What happened to Short and Sutovsky?
the game is lost anyway, but wouldnt 32. e7+ be a safer (with a forced variation) continuation then the 32.h4 ?
i meant that for the tiviakov-short game…
Check out an awesome interview with Tiviakov:
http://www.chesspro.ru/_events/2007/monreal5.html
Quote:
… I do not like the time control that ACP defends. Playing a 7 hour game nowadays is nonsense. Quality of the chess game would still be on the top level with a much shorter control. 2 hours, including time increments, is more than enough.
Imagine what factory workers would say, if they were offered to work twice as much for the same amount of money. And this is when working extra time does not improve the quality of the product!
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