Please excuse the slightly delayed final report but the schedule was gruelling especially after just coming back from Malaysia. Other peoples games can be found here (gardiner chess) and the final results are below. I just stole them from the chesschat site.
Brodie McClymont won quite easily in the end despite some dangerous positions. His tactical ability saw him through the tight spots.
Moulthun got into a theoretical discussion with Brodie and came off second best. Two draws with Gene and I left him with 7 points and clear second.
Gene and I shared third on 6.5/9 Gene lost to Dusan Stojic who also inflicted Brodie's only defeat, while I lost a messy game against Brodie. Gene was also much better/winning against Brodie.
Dusan Stojic had a great tournament, finishing 5th, as the only player with 6 points and playing all the top seeds.
Amongst the juniors, David Liu finished with 5/9 despite being outrated by more than 500 points by most of his opponents. He shared a prize with Eliot and Tom.
Eliot Soo-Burrowes, David Liu, Tom Maguire |
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2015 QLD Championships - Round 9 Results No Name Rtg Loc Total Result Name Rtg Loc Total 1 Brodie Mcclymont 2308 2427 [6.5] 1:0 Eliot W Soo-Burrowes 1989 [5] 2 Dusan Stojic 2163 2239 [5.5] .5:.5 Aleksandar H Wohl 2343 2424 [6] 3 Moulthun Ly 2452 2486 [6] 1:0 Alexander Stahnke 1910 1864 [4.5] 4 David Liu 1587 1396 [5] 0:1 Gene Nakauchi 2247 2296 [5.5] 5 Clint Therakam 1645 [4.5] 0:1 Heather Richards 2170 2158 [4.5] 6 Tristan Stevens 2149 2202 [4] 0:1 David Spuler 1992 2047 [4] 7 Charles Tsai 1934 1741 [4] 1:0 Tony (Junhao) Zhong 1835 1792 [3.5] 8 Tom Maguire 1892 1968 [4] 1:0 Martin Post 1887 1722 [3.5] 9 Oleg Korenevski 1904 1655 [3] .5:.5 Michael D'arcy 1924 1889 [3] 10 Henry Slater-Jones 1920 1632 [3] 0:1 Sebastian Jule 1864 1492 [3] 11 Oleg Kitikov 1865 1730 [3] .5:.5 Hughston Parle 1645 1537 [3] 12 Jared Louie 1873 1746 [3] .5:.5 Mark Vucak 1779 1696 [2.5] 13 David Lovejoy 1900 1752 [2] .5:.5 James Kay 1702 1577 [2.5] Standings Place Name Feder Rtg Loc Score M-Buch. Buch. Progr. 1 Mcclymont, Brodie QLD 2308 2427 7.5 39.5 50.0 38.5 2 Ly, Moulthun QLD 2452 2486 7 36.5 46.5 34.0 3-4 Wohl, Aleksandar H QLD 2343 2424 6.5 39.5 51.0 34.0 Nakauchi, Gene QLD 2247 2296 6.5 38.5 49.5 34.0 5 Stojic, Dusan VIC 2163 2239 6 40.0 51.0 31.0 6 Richards, Heather QLD 2170 2158 5.5 37.0 48.0 28.0 7-11 Maguire, Tom QLD 34.5 44.5 25.0 Liu, David QLD 34.0 43.5 26.5 Soo-Burrowes, Eliot W QLD 1989 5 33.0 44.0 26.5 Spuler, David QLD 31.5 42.0 22.5 Tsai, Charles QLD 28.0 37.0 23.5 12-13 Stahnke, Alexander QLD 1910 1864 4.5 35.0 45.5 25.5 Therakam, Clint QLD 1645 4.5 27.5 35.5 20.0 14-15 Stevens, Tristan QLD 2149 2202 4 35.5 46.0 25.0 Jule, Sebastian QLD 28.0 37.0 19.5 16-22 D'arcy, Michael QLD 1924 1889 3.5 30.5 41.0 21.0 Post, Martin QLD 1887 1722 3.5 30.0 40.0 17.5 Louie, Jared QLD 1873 1746 3.5 29.0 38.5 18.0 Zhong, Tony (Junhao) QLD 1835 1792 3.5 28.5 36.5 19.0 Parle, Hughston QLD 1645 1537 3.5 25.5 34.0 16.0 Korenevski, Oleg QLD 1904 1655 3.5 24.5 32.0 15.0 Kitikov, Oleg QLD 1865 1730 3.5 24.0 32.0 13.5 23-25 Kay, James QLD 26.0 34.0 12.5 Slater-Jones, Henry QLD 24.0 31.5 12.0 Vucak, Mark QLD 23.0 30.5 14.0 26 Lovejoy, David QLD 1900 1752 2.5 24.0 33.5 13.0 Cross Table No Name Feder Rtg Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 Mcclymont, Brodie QLD 2308 7.5 17:W 10:W 3:W 2:W 4:D 5:L 7:W 6:W 9:W 2 Ly, Moulthun QLD 2452 7 26:W 14:W 4:D 1:L 6:W 16:W 3:D 5:W 12:W 3 Wohl, Aleksandar H QLD 2343 6.5 7:W 11:W 1:L 9:W 14:W 4:D 2:D 12:W 5:D 4 Nakauchi, Gene QLD 2247 6.5 18:W 12:W 2:D 6:W 1:D 3:D 5:L 14:W 8:W 5 Stojic, Dusan VIC 2163 6 15:D 20:W 6:L 7:W 8:W 1:W 4:W 2:L 3:D 6 Richards, Heather QLD 2170 5.5 22:W 8:D 5:W 4:L 2:L 19:W 10:W 1:L 13:W 7 Maguire, Tom QLD 1892 5 3:L 23:W 10:W 5:L 15:W 14:W 1:L 9:L 17:W 8 Liu, David QLD 1587 5 24:W 6:D 9:D 11:D 5:L 10:D 16:W 19:W 4:L 9 Soo-Burrowes, Eliot W QLD 5 21:W 16:D 8:D 3:L 10:D 17:W 12:D 7:W 1:L 10 Spuler, David QLD 1992 5 25:W 1:L 7:L 19:W 9:D 8:D 6:L 18:W 14:W 11 Tsai, Charles QLD 1934 5 23:W 3:L 17:W 8:D 0:L 12:L 18:D 16:W 19:W 12 Stahnke, Alexander QLD 1910 4.5 13:W 4:L 14:L 22:W 17:W 11:W 9:D 3:L 2:L 13 Therakam, Clint QLD 4.5 12:L 0:W 16:L 17:L 22:W 26:D 20:W 15:W 6:L 14 Stevens, Tristan QLD 2149 4 19:W 2:L 12:W 16:W 3:L 7:L 15:W 4:L 10:L 15 Jule, Sebastian QLD 1864 4 5:D 0:L 20:W 18:D 7:L 21:W 14:L 13:L 24:W 16 D'arcy, Michael QLD 1924 3.5 20:D 9:D 13:W 14:L 18:W 2:L 8:L 11:L 21:D 17 Post, Martin QLD 1887 3.5 1:L 25:W 11:L 13:W 12:L 9:L 24:D 26:W 7:L 18 Louie, Jared QLD 1873 3.5 4:L 21:D 22:W 15:D 16:L 20:D 11:D 10:L 25:D 19 Zhong, Tony (Junhao) QLD 1835 3.5 14:L 26:D 21:W 10:L 25:W 6:L 23:W 8:L 11:L 20 Parle, Hughston QLD 1645 3.5 16:D 5:L 15:L 23:D 24:W 18:D 13:L 21:D 22:D 21 Korenevski, Oleg QLD 1904 3.5 9:L 18:D 19:L 24:D 26:W 15:L 25:D 20:D 16:D 22 Kitikov, Oleg QLD 1865 3.5 6:L 24:W 18:L 12:L 13:L 23:L 26:W 25:W 20:D 23 Kay, James QLD 1702 3 11:L 7:L 25:L 20:D 0:W 22:W 19:L 24:L 26:D 24 Slater-Jones, Henry QLD 1920 3 8:L 22:L 26:D 21:D 20:L 25:D 17:D 23:W 15:L 25 Vucak, Mark QLD 1779 3 10:L 17:L 23:W 26:D 19:L 24:D 21:D 22:L 18:D 26 Lovejoy, David QLD 1900 2.5 2:L 19:D 24:D 25:D 21:L 13:D 22:L 17:L 23:D by Swiss Perfect (TM) www.swissp
Round 6
10am and a tough opponent, not the easiest way to start a day. I misplayed the opening but then Gene played a howler allowing a winning position for white. Of course just taking the piece 26.dc6 wins.
After that black gradually equalised.
Round 7
Against Moulthun it is better not to get too creative in the opening so I trotted out the Cozio defense. We played more or less the main line and black had equalised but then instead of continuing my development with either 17...Ra8 or c8 I tried to clarify the centre and got into trouble. Endgame technique was a bit lacking from both sides.
Round 8
Alex Stanke played the opening well and had fully equalised before playing d5 one move too early. He never recovered.
Round 9
So in the last round I had to face this tournaments giantkiller, Dusan Stojic. He mishandled the opening giving black easy equality and soon better until I swapped queens for an inexplicable reason and then had to fight for a draw in a pawn down rook ending. Brain fart.Lastly, thanks to the CAQ for organising a good event at a nice venue. I would like to see a less hectic schedule though and new pieces. Doubleroo will donate some sets for next years event :-)
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