More on GM Sjugirov
Here he is playing board 4 against Shirov.
Russian Teams Chess Campionship. Sochi (AkvaLoo) 2013-2-tour 7.04.13
Bo. 6 PGMB Rostov Рейт - 1 Malakhit Рейт 2 : 4
1.1 GM Jobava, Baadur 2702 - GM Karjakin, Sergey 2786 1 - 0
1.2 GM Cheparinov, Ivan 2702 - GM Grischuk, Alexander 2764 0 - 1
1.3 GM Zhigalko, Sergei 2656 - GM Mamedyarov, Shakhriyar 2766 ½ - ½
1.4 GM Sjugirov, Sanan 2657 - GM Shirov, Alexei 2700 0 - 1
1.5 GM Smirnov, Pavel 2628 - GM Bologan, Viktor 2681 ½ - ½
1.6 GM Popov, Ivan 2627 - GM Malakhov, Vladimir 2709 0 - 1
Russian Teams Chess Campionship. Sochi (AkvaLoo) 2013-2-tour 7.04.13
Bo. 6 PGMB Rostov Рейт - 1 Malakhit Рейт 2 : 4
1.1 GM Jobava, Baadur 2702 - GM Karjakin, Sergey 2786 1 - 0
1.2 GM Cheparinov, Ivan 2702 - GM Grischuk, Alexander 2764 0 - 1
1.3 GM Zhigalko, Sergei 2656 - GM Mamedyarov, Shakhriyar 2766 ½ - ½
1.4 GM Sjugirov, Sanan 2657 - GM Shirov, Alexei 2700 0 - 1
1.5 GM Smirnov, Pavel 2628 - GM Bologan, Viktor 2681 ½ - ½
1.6 GM Popov, Ivan 2627 - GM Malakhov, Vladimir 2709 0 - 1
TWIC 967
Game 2/9 Tarrasch review June 2013
GM Arizmendi Martinez defended with the ambitious 3...Be7 line and grabbed a pawn but allowed GM Sjugirov fanstastic piece play.
Sjugirov,S (2654) - Arizmendi Martinez,J (2571)
FR Tarrasch 3…Be7[C03]
14th Euro Indiv 2013 Legnica POL (7.23), 11.05.2013
Position 1
Sjugirov,S (2654) - Arizmendi Martinez,J (2571)
FR Tarrasch 3…Be7[C03]
14th Euro Indiv 2013 Legnica POL (7.23), 11.05.2013
Position 1
The a-pawn gives black some hope for counterplay while Ke8 remains relatively safe behind a wall of pawns. What do you recommend for white?
White to Play
White to Play
26...a4
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