Category Archives: Gara T

Chess Event with the Lovely Gara Sisters

Chess Event
Play a game(or more) one-on-one with IM Anita Gara or WGM Ticia Gara. Details here.

Ticia(left) and Anita(right) Gara

Frau Bundesliga Div1 2012–13 Rd7-IM Gara,T

TWIC 959
Here is a sharp Sicilian won by Gara,T in the Frau Bundesliga Div1 2012–13.

Bio Wikipedia
Ticia Gara (born October 25, 1984 in Budapest, Hungary) is a Hungarian chess woman grandmaster
 In 2009 and 2011 she won the Hungarian Womens Chess Championship.


WGM Gara,Ticia at the EU ChT 2007

Press conference with the Hungarian mens and womens teams for 2012
Ticia Gara is on the right side of the table at the end
(Hungarian language)


Kubikova,A (2095) – Gara,T (2377) 
Sicilian 6.Bc4[B88]
Frau Bundesliga Div1 2012–13 Germany GER (7.4), 20.01.2013

Position 1

Black is pressing the kingside with the g-file and with Bb7 but for now the threats to g2 have been stopped by 21.Nd4. How should black continue?

Black to Play

21.Nd4

TWIC summary 954(HUN) 2013

Most of the results have already been reported. The French Women’s TCh had the most recent action with Anita Gara, Anna Rudolf and Ildiko Madl playing.

TCh-FRA w TOP 12 2013 Chessdom French-top-12-females
Rudolf, A 3.5/5
Gara A 2.5/5
Madl,I 2/3

‘The French top 12 females team competition finals are taking place 15th-17th February in France. The participating finalists are Annemasse, Bischwiller, Bois-Colombes, Evry, Juvisy-sur-Orge, L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Metz, Montpellier, Mulhouse, Naujac, Toulouse, and Vandoeuvre.

Each of the 12 teams consists of maximum eight team members. According to the average ELO of the first five players,

  • Top seeded team is Evry Grand Roque with Anna Muzychuk, Marie Sebag, Sophie Millet, and Sabrina Vega Gutierrez on the top boards.
  • Second seeded is Echecs Club Montpellier with Nana Dzagnidze, Inna Gaponenko, and Silvia Collas
  • Third seeded is Annemasse with Anna Matnadze, Ticia Gara, and Anita Gara
  • The fourth strongest competitor is Philidor Mulhouse Elisabeth Paehtz and Lubka Genova leading the team.

(more)’

Also official site Echecs.annemasse Top12

 Photo from tournament website

TCH-FIN 2012-13
Rudolf, A 0/2

ch-HUN U20 2013
Nagy,Ga won with 6/8.

ch-HUN U20 g 2013
Juhasz,Ba won with 8/9.

FS-02
FSGM February 2013-Nguyen Huynh Minh Huy won with 6.5/9.
FSIM February 2013-Lyell,M won with 7/9.
FSFMA February 2013-Borda,L won with 7.5/9.
FSFMB February 2013-Marcu,Simon won with 9.5/10.

Hungarian Womens Ch 2012 Rd5

Here is an important game from rd5

WGM Gara,T-Wikipedia

Gara,T (2377) – Schneider,Ve (2306)
Sicilian Kan[B42]
60th ch-HUN w 2012 Kisvarda HUN (5), 08.12.2012
In a tense but balanced game black achieved a nice position. Later, black tried too hard to force the issue and opened up the kingside. Now white is in control.

Critical Position
Black’s kingside is loose. How should white proceed?

White to Play

Critical Position
Black’s king is shelterig behind the kingside pawns. How does white make progress?

White to Play

WGM Gara,T(HUN) in UNAM Open(MEX) 2012

Here is a game of WGM Gara,T(HUN) in UNAM Open recently completed held in Mexico.

WGM Gara,T

Gara,T (2377) – Hernandez Carmenates,Hold (2562)
Sicilian Kan 5.Bd3 g6 [B42]
2nd UNAM Open Section I 2012 Mexico City MEX (3.5), 22.11.2012
Black played the slightly unusual …Nge7 and broke quickly in the center with …d5 to clear out the center.

Critical Position 1
White has a slight lead in development. But what is next? This is a test of understanding and choosing the right plan.

White to Play

Critical Position 2
The ending is in full swing and it is black who is pressing with a slight advantage. The e5 pawn is under attack so how should black react?
-Guard the pawn with …f6
-Trade knights with …Nxd3
-There is a little hidden tactical shot
-Something else

Black to Play

Botez,A(CAN) and Gara,T(HUN) in Magistral Tournament

Alexandra Botez(CAN) and Ticia Gara(HUN) to play Magistral Grandes Maestras tournament in Mexico.

Gara,T(HUN)
Participarán
  • Elena Partac, de Rumania;
  • Iva Nikolova Videnova, de Bulgaria;
  • Irina Andreyenko, de Ucrania;
  • Nino Maisuradze, de Francia;
  • Arlette Van Weersel, de Holanda,
  • y Ticia Gara, de Hungría.
También lo harán
  • Guliskhan Nakhabayeva, de Kazajistán;
  • Nargiz Umudova, de Azerbaiyán;
  • Salome Khazhomia, de Georgia;
  • Nafisa Muminova, de Uzbekistán;
  • Alexandra Botez, de Estados Unidos;
  • Lisandra Ordaz y Sulennis Piña, de Cuba;
  • Yelizaveta Orlova, de Canadá;
  • Aurora Stella Esquivel, de México,
  • y María José Toro, de Chile.

Tournament Site