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V4 Int Open ch-SVK 2013 Rd9-GM Banusz,T(HUN)

Official Site and Gallery
IM Krnan,Tomas(CAN) took clear first with 7.5/9. Hungarians GM Banusz and IM Nagy,Gabor were right behind in a group with 7/9.

Krnan was 2.5/4 against the GMs he faced.

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Hungarian Results
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Rk. Name FED FIDE Pts. rtg+/-
2 GM Banusz Tamas HUN 2588 7 6.6
7 IM Nagy Gabor HUN 2449 7 3.7
9 IM Bokros Albert HUN 2439 6.5 5.8
11 FM Korpa Bence HUN 2308 6.5 20.7
14 GM Fodor Tamas Jr. HUN 2455 6.5 -4
15 FM Gledura Benjamin HUN 2421 6.5 -7
18 IM Aczel Gergely HUN 2451 6 -8.2
19 Nemeth Denes HUN 2257 6 27
75 WIM Horvath Julia HUN 2183 4.5 3.2
90 Rabovszky Gyorgy HUN 1923 4.5 13.9
92 FM Pesztericz Laszlo HUN 2132 4.5 -27.5
99 Lovas Miklos HUN 1975 4.5 -7.3

Winner IM Krnan’s(CAN) Results by Round
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Rd. Name FIDE FED Pts. Res.
1 Sosovicka Matej 2102 SVK 5.5 s 1
2 Juhar Roman 2213 SVK 5 w 1
3 Oszczanowski Witold 1936 POL 5 s 1
4 GM Markos Jan 2580 SVK 7 w ½
5 IM Repkova Eva 2374 SVK 6 s 1
6 IM Pacher Milan 2455 SVK 6 w 1
7 GM Petrik Tomas 2512 SVK 6.5 w 1
8 GM Banusz Tamas 2588 HUN 7 s ½
9 GM Michalik Peter 2579 SVK 7 w ½



Overall Standings
IM Krnan,Tomas(CAN) took clear first with 7.5/9. Hungarians GM Banusz and IM Nagy,Gabor were right behind in a group with 7/9.

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Rk. Name FED FIDE Pts. rtg+/-
1 IM Krnan Tomas CAN 2411 7.5 27.8
3 GM Michalik Peter SVK 2579 7 4.1
4 GM Markos Jan SVK 2580 7 4.2
5 Repka Christopher SVK 2361 7 20.4
2 GM Banusz Tamas HUN 2588 7 6.6
7 IM Nagy Gabor HUN 2449 7 3.7
6 IM Cernousek Lukas CZE 2454 7 2.8
8 GM Petrik Tomas SVK 2512 6.5 -1.6
12 FM Vojtek Vladimir SVK 2278 6.5 19.6
13 IM Lanc Alois SVK 2369 6.5 -6.4
10 IM Leniart Arkadiusz POL 2473 6.5 -3.5
9 IM Bokros Albert HUN 2439 6.5 5.8
11 FM Korpa Bence HUN 2308 6.5 20.7
14 GM Fodor Tamas Jr. HUN 2455 6.5 -4
15 FM Gledura Benjamin HUN 2421 6.5 -7


Here is GM Banusz’s rd5 game

Likavsky,Tomas (2458) – Banusz,Tamas (2588)
Slav 4.e3 Bf5 5.Nc3 e6 6.Nh4 Bg6 [D12]
V4 Int Open ch-SVK 2013
Banska Stiavnica (5.1), 10.07.2013

Position 1
Material is even and both sides attack each other’s pawns. What do you recommend for black?

Black to Play

36.Qxa6


Here is IM Krnan’s rd7 game with GM Petrik

Krnan,Tomas (2411) – Petrik,Tomas (2512)
French Winawer [C16]
V4 OPEN
International Championship of Banska Stiavnica (7.2), 12.07.2013


Position 1
The position is tense. What do you recommend for white?

White to Play

25…Qg8

TWIC 974(HUN) INDEX July 9 2013

Introduction
TWIC is the work of Mark Crowther.

V4 Int Open ch-SVK 2013

GM Banusz(front right)


Overall Standings
GM Banusz(HUN),IM Nagy(HUN),IM Bokros(HUN), IM Krnan(CAN) are amongst a large group with 3/3.

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Rk. Name FED FIDE Pts.
1 GM Banusz Tamas HUN 2588 3
2 GM Michalik Peter SVK 2579 3
3 GM Markos Jan SVK 2580 3
4 IM Nagy Gabor HUN 2449 3
5 WGM Kocetkova Julia SVK 2328 3
6 IM Bokros Albert HUN 2439 3
7 IM Krnan Tomas CAN 2411 3
8 GM Manik Mikulas SVK 2412 3
9 IM Pinter Erik SVK 2364 3
10 GM Likavsky Tomas SVK 2458 3
11 IM Macak Stefan SVK 2374 3
12 Dzikowski Michal POL 1904 3

Hungarian Results

Rk. Name FED FIDE Pts.
1 GM Banusz Tamas HUN 2588 3
4 IM Nagy Gabor HUN 2449 3
6 IM Bokros Albert HUN 2439 3
15 FM Korpa Bence HUN 2308 2.5
27 Nemeth Denes HUN 2257 2
35 IM Aczel Gergely HUN 2451 2
42 GM Fodor Tamas Jr. HUN 2455 2
45 FM Gledura Benjamin HUN 2421 2
80 WIM Horvath Julia HUN 2183 1.5
106 FM Pesztericz Laszlo HUN 2132 1
115 Rabovszky Gyorgy HUN 1923 1
137 Pal Csanad HUN 1878 1
143 Lovas Miklos HUN 1975 1



Bornholm WIM RR 2013
Toth,Lily 5.5/9

WIM  Dr. Toth,Lili

Klaudia Wisniowska

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Player ELO Total
1 WIM Ioana-Smaranda Padurariu 2208 6.0
2 WIM Anna Gasik 2205 6.0
3 WIM Ilena Krasenkova 2115 5.5
4 WIM Lili Dr. Toth 2161 5.5
5 Maria Demidowicz 2096 4.5
6 Klaudia Wisniowska 2178 3.5
7 WF Kanwal K Bhatia 2034 3.5
8 WF Esmat Susanne Guindy 2051 3.5
9 WIM Oksana Vovk 2151 3.5
10 WF Sandra de Blecourt Dalsberg 2106 3.5

TCh-GRE 2013
Rapport 4/6

EY Boys Teams 2013
Tesik C 2/2
Bagi M 1.5/2
Horvath D 0.5/2
Amstadt A 1/2

EY Girls Teams 2013
Juhasz Ba 2/2
Varga M 1.5/2

Here is GM Banusz’s rd2 Victory in the V4 Int Open ch-SVK.

Banusz,T (2588) – Repka,C (2361)
English Opening[A20]
V4 Int Open ch-SVK 2013
Banska Stiavnica SVK (2.1), 07.07.2013

Position 1
White is more active and better placed in the mutual passed pawn battle. What do you recommend for white now?

White to Play

35…Kf8

43rd Open A Bosna 2013 Rd3-GM Banusz(HUN)

TWIC 969
Jakovljevic tried the Anti-Meran Gambit(or Botvinnik Variation) against the Semi-Slav but was repelled by some tough defence. Banusz chose the less common but playable 12…Qc7 and repelled the attempted attack with ruthless efficiency.

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Jakovljevic,Vlado (2440) – Banusz,T (2592)
Semi-Slav Anti-Meran Gambit 12..Qb6 [D44]
43rd Open A Bosna 2013 
Sarajevo BIH (3.8), 02.06.2013

Position 1
White went for the attack on the queenside with 19.Qa4. What do you recommend for black now?

Black to Play

19.Qa4

43rd Open A Bosna 2013 Rd4-GM Banusz,T(HUN)

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TWIC 969
GM Banusz gave a strong demonstration of the power of centralization in the feature game.

Banusz,T (2592) – Sebenik,M (2519)

Catalan Open 8.a4 Nc6[E05]
43rd Open A Bosna 2013 Sarajevo BIH (4.6), 03.06.2013

Position 1
White has the better pawn structure and is quite active. What do you recommend for white now?

White to Play

34…Rbd7

Neckar Open Rd2-GM Banusz, T(HUN)

TWIC 960

GM Banusz won a interesting Q vs RB ending in rd2 by overcoming a fortress attempt.

Banusz,T (2599) – Goebel,C (2236) 
Catalan Open 8.a4[E05]
17th Neckar Open Deizisau GER (2.10), 29.03.2013


Position 1

Black is hoping to hold by creating a fortress. What do you recommend for white?


White to Play

63…Ra8

TCh-AUT 2012-13 Rd5,GM Banusz T(HUN)

TWIC 957
The King’s Indian Attack can be tricky to defend against. 

In the feature game, Hungarian GM Banusz defends in classical fashion refusing to give any space advantage on either wing. After white tries to force the issue on the kingside, the defense sprang to life and energetically took over the game.

Bio GM Banusz chessnc
Hungarian Grandmaster (2011). Hungarian U16 Champion in 2005, Hungarian U20 Champion in 2007. 

Best results: 

  • Balaton IM 2004, 
  • 1-2nd; European U18 championship 2007, 3-4th
  • Vila de Sitges Open 2008, 1st
  • Hungarian Open 2009, 3-5th
  • Balaton Open 2010, 1st
  • Budapest FS10 GM 2010, 1-2nd
  • Tenkes Kupa Ozdi L Memorial 2010, 2-4th
  • Zagreb Open 2011, 2-6th
  • Zalakaros Open 2011, 2-6th
  • Porto San Giorgio Open 2011, 1st


GM Banusz,Tamas
Photo Scacchierando via Chessbase


Sommerbauer,N (2444) – Banusz,T (2580) 
King’s Indian Attack[A07]
TCh-AUT 2 East 2012–13 Austria AUT (5.1), 01.12.2012


Position 1
Black has successfully infiltrated white’s position and is looking for the next logical step. What do you recommend for black?

Black to Play

27.Re2