Most strong players can do two or three simultaneous blindfold games, but ten games is always something special. Nice coverage in the Chicago Tribune. Video after the jump break.
Showing posts with label Timur Gareev. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Timur Gareev. Show all posts
Monday, November 4, 2013
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
U.S. Championships: Shulman-Gareev, Round 4
In this variation of the Nimzoindian, the bishop looks oddly placed on a5. But it works in practice!
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Timur Gareev wins Chicago Open
Congratulations to Uzbek/Texan Grandmaster Timur Gareev, who won the $10,200 first prize in the 2011 Chicago Open with a very impressive 7½-1½ score.
GMs Pentala Harikrishna of India, Robert Hess of New York, and Alejandro Ramirez of Texas tied for second with 7 points. GM Mesgen Amanov was tops among the four local grandmasters with 6½ points.
You can find results and prizewinners for all sections here: much more to follow!
GMs Pentala Harikrishna of India, Robert Hess of New York, and Alejandro Ramirez of Texas tied for second with 7 points. GM Mesgen Amanov was tops among the four local grandmasters with 6½ points.
You can find results and prizewinners for all sections here: much more to follow!
Monday, June 14, 2010
Dimitri Kosteris wins big at National Open
This past weekend in Vegas, Dimitri scored a wonderful 5.5 in six games. Welcome to Class A!
Hat tip to Daniel Parmet at on the ICA Forum.
GM Timur Gareev took first overall: story at Chess Life Online.
Hat tip to Daniel Parmet at on the ICA Forum.
GM Timur Gareev took first overall: story at Chess Life Online.
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