Estonian Chess Championships 2012 Conclude
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Hi everyone,

The latest chess news update via Chessdom is that the Estonian Chess Championships for men and women were held concurrently on 1-7th May in Tallinn. Both groups were round robin events. Mark Lapidus, the lowest rated participant in the men’s section, is the surprising winner of the Championship having collected 6.5/9 points and leaving the opposition full point behind.
Most of the Estonian top players boycotted the tournament. In the women’s event WIM Tatyana Fomina emerged champion after edging the second-placed WCM Triin Narva by half a point.
Final standings (Men):1. Lapidus Mark 2075 – 6.5
2-4. Kukk Sander 2139, Ezov Roman 2162 and IM Seeman Tarvo 2398 – 5.5
5-6. IM Sepp Olav 2474 and FM Vovk Ilja 2233 – 4.5
7. Ladva Ottomar 2143 – 4
8. Koop Vyacheslav 2201 – 3.5
9. Vorobjov Pavel 2167 – 3
10. Krupenski Juri 2294 – 2.5
Final standings (Women):
Hi everyone,

The latest chess news update via Chessdom is that the Estonian Chess Championships for men and women were held concurrently on 1-7th May in Tallinn. Both groups were round robin events. Mark Lapidus, the lowest rated participant in the men’s section, is the surprising winner of the Championship having collected 6.5/9 points and leaving the opposition full point behind.
Most of the Estonian top players boycotted the tournament. In the women’s event WIM Tatyana Fomina emerged champion after edging the second-placed WCM Triin Narva by half a point.
Final standings (Men):1. Lapidus Mark 2075 – 6.5
2-4. Kukk Sander 2139, Ezov Roman 2162 and IM Seeman Tarvo 2398 – 5.5
5-6. IM Sepp Olav 2474 and FM Vovk Ilja 2233 – 4.5
7. Ladva Ottomar 2143 – 4
8. Koop Vyacheslav 2201 – 3.5
9. Vorobjov Pavel 2167 – 3
10. Krupenski Juri 2294 – 2.5
Final standings (Women):
1. WIM Fomina Tatyana 2203 – 6
2. WCM Narva Triin 1991 – 5.5
3. WFM Vahtra Tuuli 2009 – 5
4. WIM Tsiganova Monika 2181 – 4.5
5. WFM Narva Regina R 2059 – 4
6-7. Narva Mai 1741 and WIM Piarnpuu Leili 2109 – 3.5
8-9. WFM Sagadijeva Anna 1900 and Kruusiauk Heda 1951 – 2
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2. WCM Narva Triin 1991 – 5.5
3. WFM Vahtra Tuuli 2009 – 5
4. WIM Tsiganova Monika 2181 – 4.5
5. WFM Narva Regina R 2059 – 4
6-7. Narva Mai 1741 and WIM Piarnpuu Leili 2109 – 3.5
8-9. WFM Sagadijeva Anna 1900 and Kruusiauk Heda 1951 – 2
From Alexandra Kosteniuk's
www.chessblog.com
Also see her personal blog at
www.chessqueen.com
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