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Olympiad Expo Classic Round 6 against Sandor Sztojka | Sicilian Alapin

Olympiad Expo Classic Round 6 against Sandor Sztojka | Sicilian Alapin

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Today I played with Sandor Sztojka from Ukraine. He played the Smith-Morra gambit which I declined and moved to the Alapin Sicilian. He played a bad move Nc3 where I made a mistake. If I would exchange queens and develop quickly then I would had the advantage, but I went to win a pawn and give him a big time advantage. After a few moved I realized my position was under pressure and I started a manover on the queenside to get counterplay. He did not start his attack on the kingside to my position improved. Until his final mistake when he allowed me to castle he had enough compensation for the pawn to keep the balance. Then I started to pick pawns after pawns and converted the game to a victory.

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Rank after Round 6

Rk. SNo   Name sex FED Rtg Pts.  TB1   TB2  K rtg+/-
1 4
IM Meszaros, Andras HUN 2119 5 15 22,5 10 13,5
2 1
CM Thing, Bibek NEP 2282 5 15 22 20 5,6
3 5
La Barbera, Manfredi ITA 2070 4,5 16 23 40 47,6
4 3
Horvath, Kristof HUN 2154 4,5 14,5 22,5 20 -4,8
5 2
IM Turzo, Attila HUN 2278 4,5 14,5 22 10 -2,8
6 10
CM Mohamed, Saeed Laily UAE 1949 4 14 21 20 17,2
7 14
Yue, Erfei HUN 1859 3,5 15,5 22 20 30
8 20
Skytte, Robert DEN 1730 3,5 12 18 40 27,2
9 17
Collado Arapa, Victor Hugo PER 1833 3,5 11,5 17 20 16,6
10 6
Toth, Daniel HUN 2068 3,5 10 17 20 -10,4
11 19
Tolnai, Jozsef HUN 1735 3 13,5 20 20 14
12 8
Sztojka, Sandor UKR 1977 3 13 20 20 2,4
13 7
Torok, Tamas Titusz HUN 2001 3 13 19,5 20 -31
14 16
Marton-John, Almos Kiran HUN 1836 3 10,5 16,5 40 12,4
15 12
Tornow, Michael GER 1923 3 10 16 20 -22,4
16 11
Biro, Zsolt HUN 1927 3 9 16,5 20 0
17 9
Baki, Bence HUN 1953 2,5 14 21,5 40 -41,6
18 23
Debreci, Mark-Istvan ROU 1462 2,5 11 16 40 36,4
19 18
Hegedus, Zsombor HUN 1740 2,5 8 15,5 40 -11,2
20 22
Arko-Dadzie, George Kweku GHA 1659 2,5 8 12,5 20 -5,2
21 13
Kiss, Inez w HUN 1861 2 11,5 17 40 -50,8
22 15
Hahn, Niklas GER 1848 2 10,5 17 20 -31,4
23 21
Hortobagyi, Luca w HUN 1727 2 10 15 20 -5,8
24 27
Pryor, Kevin USA 0 2 7 12
25 25
Moldvan, Balazs ROU 1426 1,5 10 15 40 -2
26 28
Szikszay, Zoltan HUN 0 1,5 9,5 14,5
27 24
Vasarhelyi, Szurina w HUN 1437 1,5 8,5 13,5 40 -10,4
28 26
Adegite, Adeolu NGR 0 1 8,5 13

Annotation:
Tie Break1: Buchholz Tie-Break (Gamepoints, Median1)
Tie Break2: Buchholz Tie-Break (Gamepoints)

Pairings/Results

Round 7 on 2024/09/19 at 10:00

Bo. No.   White FED Rtg Pts. Result Pts. Black FED Rtg   No.
1 3
Horvath, Kristof HUN 2154 5 CM Thing, Bibek NEP 2282
1
2 2
IM Turzo, Attila HUN 2278 5 IM Meszaros, Andras HUN 2119
4
3 10
CM Mohamed, Saeed Laily UAE 1949 4 La Barbera, Manfredi ITA 2070
5
4 6
Toth, Daniel HUN 2068 Collado Arapa, Victor Hugo PER 1833
17
5 14
Yue, Erfei HUN 1859 Skytte, Robert DEN 1730
20
6 7
Torok, Tamas Titusz HUN 2001 3 3 Tornow, Michael GER 1923
12
7 16
Marton-John, Almos Kiran HUN 1836 3 3 Sztojka, Sandor UKR 1977
8
8 11
Biro, Zsolt HUN 1927 3 3 Tolnai, Jozsef HUN 1735
19
9 23
Debreci, Mark-Istvan ROU 1462 Baki, Bence HUN 1953
9
10 22
Arko-Dadzie, George Kweku GHA 1659 Hegedus, Zsombor HUN 1740
18
11 13
Kiss, Inez HUN 1861 2 2 Hahn, Niklas GER 1848
15
12 21
Hortobagyi, Luca HUN 1727 2 2 Pryor, Kevin USA 0
27
13 25
Moldvan, Balazs ROU 1426 Szikszay, Zoltan HUN 0
28
14 24
Vasarhelyi, Szurina HUN 1437 bye    
15 26
Adegite, Adeolu NGR 0 1 0 not paired

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