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//-->Volume 136SEPTEMBER2016BY ENGLISHPLAYERS in BakuCRITICALGAMES5THE TOPENGLISH SCORERBy GM Nick PertGawainAT THE2016 BAKUJONESbritishchessmagazine.co.ukEVEN MOREOLYMPIC GOLDSAFTER RIO –FOR THE USA!By Theo SladeCHESS OLYMPIADvisitWWW.Round by RoundSCHLIEMANN DEFENCEBy Pete TamburroFULL REPORTON CHESS OLYMPIADOpenings for AmateursSUBSCRIBE&SAVE09/136A fine old gentleman, the granddaddyof all the top chess magazines aroundtoday, is back-fresher than ever andjust waiting for you. So hop on board andrenew your journey through the best thechess world has to offer!www.chessinformant.org514 |BRITISH CHESS MAGAZINEGM Bassem Amin, Chess Olympiad 2016September 2016It´s now even easier to subscribeto British Chess MagazineAn exclusive chess magazine!Great news,BCMjust got better! More content, more pages, more GM and IM writers(including top UK grandmasters), outstanding photography and design, and the regularfeatures which have long been part ofBCM’stradition. And that’s not all – we will also befeaturing a brand new series of British-related historical articles.Now in partnership,Chess InformantandBCMhave combined to re-launchBCMwhich nowoffers more high class, authoritative and in-depth coverage of major British chess events andleading players, a brand new look, and of course our much loved regular articles. Today’sBCMis well and truly back as a major player on the UK chess scene.printed magazinesaveUKNon-UK£55postage included£8512 issues per yearsubscribePurchase or renew your subscriptionand haveBCMdelivered to your door:On-line:visit our websitewww.britishchessmagazine.co.ukEmail:contactsupport@britishchessmagazine.co.uk,we’ll get back to you right awayBy post:write toBCMat Albany House, 14 Shute End, Wokingham, Berkshire, EnglandRG40 1BJ with a cheque payable toBritish Chess Magazine Limited,your post and emailaddresses (and if possible a contact phone number)Save time, go on-line. It’s more convenient and better for the environment, why not do iton-line. Enjoy priority support. No waiting for your turn, we are here for you 24/7. Anytime,anywhere. If you’re on the move, read digitalBCMfrom your handheld or other device.Thank you for your continuing support!BRITISH CHESS MAGAZINE, the World’s Oldest Chess JournalBRITISH CHESS MAGAZINE| 515IMPRESSUMBRITISH CHESS MAGAZINEFounded 1881www.britishchessmagazine.co.ukIn proud collaboration withCHESS INFORMANTwww.chessinformant.orgChairmanShaun TaulbutDirectorStephen LoweCEOJosip Asik (ChessInformant)EditorsJimmy Adams and Josip AsikArt DirectorVladimir VuksanPrepress SpecialistMilica MiticPhotographyDavid Llada, Maria Emelianova,Andreas Kontokanis, Eteri Kublashvili,Paul Troung, Mihajlo Antic,Lana Afandiyeva, Amruta MokalAdvertisingStephen LoweEnquirieseditor@britishchessmagazine.co.ukISSN 0007-0440© The British Chess Magazine LimitedCompany Limited by SharesRegistered in England No 00334968Postal correspondence:Albany House, 14 Shute EndWokingham, Berkshire RG40 1BJSubscriptionsupport@britishchessmagazine.co.uk12 monthly issuesUK: £55 | RoW: £85Printed in the UK:by Lavenham Press LtdCover photography:Gawain Jones(Photo by Andreas Kontokanis)517Contents2016 chess olympiad517Facts, Figures and Fragmentsfrom the Baku Olympiad518Round by round533Games from theWomen´s Olympiad538HIGHS AND LOWSFOR ENGLANDin the Baku Olympiadby GM Nick Pert552After Rio–Even More OlympicGolds for the USA!By Theo Slade561ENDGAME STUDIESby Ian Watson562Openings for Amateursby Pete Tamburro567problem world569find the way to win570NEWS FROM ABROAD573NEWS FROM THE BRITISH ISLES574tournament calendar foroctober516 |BRITISH CHESS MAGAZINESeptember 2016Facts, FiguresandFragmentsfromtheBaku OlympiadSpeeches, music, dance, theatre, singing, graphics, visuals and the traditional paradingof flags heralded the start of a global chess extravaganza!The 42ndChess Olympiadtook place over the first two weeks of Septemberin Baku. The colourful opening ceremony was attended by the Presidentsof both Azerbaijan and the International Chess Federation and the superborganisation subsequently made the event a great success.Almost all of the world’s best players competed, including World ChampionMagnus Carlsen. Among the very few top players missing were Levon Aronian,Vishy Anand, Peter Svidler, Boris Gelfand and Vassily Ivanchuk, the latterbecause he had decided to play in a draughts tournament instead!After a number of withdrawals a total of 170 teams took part in the open eventand 134 in the women’s competition. Most of the missing teams were from Africaand probably couldn’t make it due to visa problems. In fact even the visas forseveral members of the England delegation arrived only a few days before theywere all due to leave...BRITISH CHESS MAGAZINE| 517 [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]
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//-->Volume 136SEPTEMBER2016BY ENGLISHPLAYERS in BakuCRITICALGAMES5THE TOPENGLISH SCORERBy GM Nick PertGawainAT THE2016 BAKUJONESbritishchessmagazine.co.ukEVEN MOREOLYMPIC GOLDSAFTER RIO –FOR THE USA!By Theo SladeCHESS OLYMPIADvisitWWW.Round by RoundSCHLIEMANN DEFENCEBy Pete TamburroFULL REPORTON CHESS OLYMPIADOpenings for AmateursSUBSCRIBE&SAVE09/136A fine old gentleman, the granddaddyof all the top chess magazines aroundtoday, is back-fresher than ever andjust waiting for you. So hop on board andrenew your journey through the best thechess world has to offer!www.chessinformant.org514 |BRITISH CHESS MAGAZINEGM Bassem Amin, Chess Olympiad 2016September 2016It´s now even easier to subscribeto British Chess MagazineAn exclusive chess magazine!Great news,BCMjust got better! More content, more pages, more GM and IM writers(including top UK grandmasters), outstanding photography and design, and the regularfeatures which have long been part ofBCM’stradition. And that’s not all – we will also befeaturing a brand new series of British-related historical articles.Now in partnership,Chess InformantandBCMhave combined to re-launchBCMwhich nowoffers more high class, authoritative and in-depth coverage of major British chess events andleading players, a brand new look, and of course our much loved regular articles. Today’sBCMis well and truly back as a major player on the UK chess scene.printed magazinesaveUKNon-UK£55postage included£8512 issues per yearsubscribePurchase or renew your subscriptionand haveBCMdelivered to your door:On-line:visit our websitewww.britishchessmagazine.co.ukEmail:contactsupport@britishchessmagazine.co.uk,we’ll get back to you right awayBy post:write toBCMat Albany House, 14 Shute End, Wokingham, Berkshire, EnglandRG40 1BJ with a cheque payable toBritish Chess Magazine Limited,your post and emailaddresses (and if possible a contact phone number)Save time, go on-line. It’s more convenient and better for the environment, why not do iton-line. Enjoy priority support. No waiting for your turn, we are here for you 24/7. Anytime,anywhere. If you’re on the move, read digitalBCMfrom your handheld or other device.Thank you for your continuing support!BRITISH CHESS MAGAZINE, the World’s Oldest Chess JournalBRITISH CHESS MAGAZINE| 515IMPRESSUMBRITISH CHESS MAGAZINEFounded 1881www.britishchessmagazine.co.ukIn proud collaboration withCHESS INFORMANTwww.chessinformant.orgChairmanShaun TaulbutDirectorStephen LoweCEOJosip Asik (ChessInformant)EditorsJimmy Adams and Josip AsikArt DirectorVladimir VuksanPrepress SpecialistMilica MiticPhotographyDavid Llada, Maria Emelianova,Andreas Kontokanis, Eteri Kublashvili,Paul Troung, Mihajlo Antic,Lana Afandiyeva, Amruta MokalAdvertisingStephen LoweEnquirieseditor@britishchessmagazine.co.ukISSN 0007-0440© The British Chess Magazine LimitedCompany Limited by SharesRegistered in England No 00334968Postal correspondence:Albany House, 14 Shute EndWokingham, Berkshire RG40 1BJSubscriptionsupport@britishchessmagazine.co.uk12 monthly issuesUK: £55 | RoW: £85Printed in the UK:by Lavenham Press LtdCover photography:Gawain Jones(Photo by Andreas Kontokanis)517Contents2016 chess olympiad517Facts, Figures and Fragmentsfrom the Baku Olympiad518Round by round533Games from theWomen´s Olympiad538HIGHS AND LOWSFOR ENGLANDin the Baku Olympiadby GM Nick Pert552After Rio–Even More OlympicGolds for the USA!By Theo Slade561ENDGAME STUDIESby Ian Watson562Openings for Amateursby Pete Tamburro567problem world569find the way to win570NEWS FROM ABROAD573NEWS FROM THE BRITISH ISLES574tournament calendar foroctober516 |BRITISH CHESS MAGAZINESeptember 2016Facts, FiguresandFragmentsfromtheBaku OlympiadSpeeches, music, dance, theatre, singing, graphics, visuals and the traditional paradingof flags heralded the start of a global chess extravaganza!The 42ndChess Olympiadtook place over the first two weeks of Septemberin Baku. The colourful opening ceremony was attended by the Presidentsof both Azerbaijan and the International Chess Federation and the superborganisation subsequently made the event a great success.Almost all of the world’s best players competed, including World ChampionMagnus Carlsen. Among the very few top players missing were Levon Aronian,Vishy Anand, Peter Svidler, Boris Gelfand and Vassily Ivanchuk, the latterbecause he had decided to play in a draughts tournament instead!After a number of withdrawals a total of 170 teams took part in the open eventand 134 in the women’s competition. Most of the missing teams were from Africaand probably couldn’t make it due to visa problems. In fact even the visas forseveral members of the England delegation arrived only a few days before theywere all due to leave...BRITISH CHESS MAGAZINE| 517 [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]