23rd European Individual Championship 2023

[Mick Norris]

TWIC

The 23rd European Individual Championship takes place Friday 3rd to Monday 13th March 2023 in Vrnjacka Banja, Serbia. Leading players: Gabriel Sargissian, Haik Martirosyan , Radoslaw Wojtaszek, David Navara, Jules Moussard, Alexandr Predke, David Anton Guijarro, Andrey Esipenko, Boris Gelfand, Alexey Sarana etc.

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The event will be played in 11 rounds, swiss system, with a time control of 90 minutes for 40 moves plus 30 minutes for the rest of the game with an increment of 30 seconds per move, starting from move one.

The European Individual Chess Championship 2023 is a qualification event for the FIDE World Cup 2023. According to the FIDE regulations for the FIDE World Cup and the ECU Board decision, 23 players will qualify. The total prize fund of the event is 100.000 EUR.

Chess results

10 English players plus David Fitzsimons

[NickFaulks]

Serious GM norm opportunities.

[Angus French]

TWIC

The 23rd European Individual Championship takes place Friday 3rd to Monday 13th March 2023 in Vrnjacka Banja, Serbia. Leading players: Gabriel Sargissian, Haik Martirosyan , Radoslaw Wojtaszek, David Navara, Jules Moussard, Alexandr Predke, David Anton Guijarro, Andrey Esipenko, Boris Gelfand, Alexey Sarana etc.

Website

The event will be played in 11 rounds, swiss system, with a time control of 90 minutes for 40 moves plus 30 minutes for the rest of the game with an increment of 30 seconds per move, starting from move one.

The European Individual Chess Championship 2023 is a qualification event for the FIDE World Cup 2023. According to the FIDE regulations for the FIDE World Cup and the ECU Board decision, 23 players will qualify. The total prize fund of the event is 100.000 EUR.

Chess results

10 English players plus David Fitzsimons

So, 11 rounds at one round a day starting tomorrow at 15:00 which I assume is CET and 14:00 UK time?

Also, no regular ENG team members but quite a few young and improving ENG players. I wonder, is the ECF supporting their participation (I hope so)?

[Mick Norris]

Based on the countdown clock on chess24 then 2 pm UK time but with a 15 minute broadcast delay

[Mick Norris]

round 1 pairings

1 76 76 GM Parligras Mircea-Emilian 2554 0 0 CM Khandelwal Ankush 2255 318
1 114 114 GM Gines Esteo Pedro Antonio 2500 0 0 Onslow Alfie 2174 356
1 115 357 Zlatkov Anton 2174 0 0 GM Fernandez Daniel Howard 2498 115
1 137 379 FM Korelskiy Egor 2127 0 0 IM Clarke Brandon G I 2475 137
1 154 154 IM Willow Jonah B 2459 0 0 CM Jandric Damjan 2104 396
1 160 160 IM Grieve Harry 2455 0 0 Pantic Ivica 2091 402
1 162 162 IM Royal Shreyas 2452 0 0 Lauda Alexandr 2084 404
1 174 174 IM Wadsworth Matthew J 2439 0 0 Gusev Mikhail 2039 416
1 191 433 Cox Tristan A 1975 0 0 GM Neverov Valeriy 2414 191
1 240 240 FM Costa Leonardo 2364 0 0 Bartoccioni Menconi Leone 1300 482

[Leonard Barden]

Chess results showing

1 191 433 Cox Tristan A 1975 1-0 GM Neverov Valeriy 2414 191

If true, HUGE upset victory for the unknown English amateur.

Wins also for Grieve, Royal and Wadsworth

[Kevin Thurlow]

And a good draw for Alfie Onslow

[LawrenceCooper]

Chess results showing

1 191 433 Cox Tristan A 1975 1-0 GM Neverov Valeriy 2414 191

If true, HUGE upset victory for the unknown English amateur.

Wins also for Grieve, Royal and Wadsworth

Yes, Tristan did win, he posted about it on Facebook. Hardly unknown though.

[Christopher Kreuzer]

Can someone post the game won by Tristan against Neverov?

[Roger de Coverly]

Yes, Tristan did win, he posted about it on Facebook. Hardly unknown though.

He used to play quite a bit twenty years ago. I might have claimed playing a theoretical novelty in the Tromp against him although it wasn't because a Dutch player got the credit for an earlier game and a mention in Peter Wells's book. He said in the post mortem that Danny Gormally was his trainer and that he had been told I might play the Tromp.

[Matt Mackenzie]

Chess results showing

1 191 433 Cox Tristan A 1975 1-0 GM Neverov Valeriy 2414 191

If true, HUGE upset victory for the unknown English amateur.

Wins also for Grieve, Royal and Wadsworth

Yes, Tristan did win, he posted about it on Facebook. Hardly unknown though.

Hardly unknown maybe, but still impressive and noteworthy.

[NickFaulks]

All five English IMs move up to the show boards to meet 2600+ opposition.

[Mick Norris]

Can someone post the game won by Tristan against Neverov?

I can only find the top 90 boards

[Mick Norris]

Rd. Bo. No. Name Rtg Pts. Result Pts. Name Rtg No.
2 9 137 IM Clarke Brandon G I 2475 1 1 GM Saric Ivan 2674 10
2 15 17 GM Grandelius Nils 2658 1 1 IM Willow Jonah B 2459 154
2 21 23 GM Gledura Benjamin 2637 1 1 IM Grieve Harry 2455 160
2 23 25 GM Rakhmanov Aleksandr 2635 1 1 IM Royal Shreyas 2452 162
2 32 37 GM Kuzubov Yuriy 2616 1 1 IM Wadsworth Matthew J 2439 174
2 87 115 GM Fernandez Daniel Howard 2498 1 1 IM Suarez Uriel Adrian 2370 234
2 100 129 GM Zanan Evgeny 2485 1 1 Cox Tristan A 1975 433
2 128 356 Onslow Alfie 2174 ½ ½ GM Kovacevic Aleksandar 2489 122
2 211 318 CM Khandelwal Ankush 2255 0 0 Poupalos Nikolaos 1906 449
2 243 482 Bartoccioni Menconi Leone 1300 0 0 not paired

[Leonard Barden]

https://chess-results.com/partieSuche.a ... 12575&rd=1

Scroll down to the final quarter of games and you will find it. Deserved victory, the GM is outplayed.