The Iranian men’s team beat Kazakhstan 3:1 to grab early lead after two rounds of the Asian Games Chess Team Championship. Indonesian and Indian women beat Kazakhstan and Vietnam, respectively, by identical 2.5-1.5 scores to share the lead in the women’s division.
Visit http://hagoc.asianchess.com/ for links to board pairings, live games and photo gallery. Visit Asian Games official site. Here are the men’s standings and individual results.
Here are women’s standings and individual results.
FIDE TRAINERS’ ONLINE SEMINAR will be organized during the period from 6th to 8th October 2023.
2.1 ОРГАНИЗАТОР И КОНТАКТЫ
trainers@fide.com
Последний день регистрации: 03-го Октября 2023
2.2. Место проведения семинара:
Zoom (зум)
2.3. Взнос за участие в семинаре:
200 Евро
2.4. Лекторы
ГМ Артур Юсупов ГМ Иосиф Дорфман
ГМ Виктор Бологан ГМ Алексей Дреев ГМ Владимир Малахов
2.5. Язык семинара
Русский
2.6. Регламент и Правила
Organized by the Asian Chess Federation under the supervision of the FIDE Trainer’s Commission, the FIDE Trainers’ Online Seminar will stretch from October 13-15, 2023 and cover various topics.
SEMINAR PROGRAM & SCHEDULE:
| DAY & TIME
(GMT) |
TOPIC | LECTURER |
| FRIDAY
October 13 |
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| 06:00-08:00 | 1. Training of Calculation | Rustam Kasimdzhanov |
| 09:00 – 11:00 | 2. Endgame Training. Important Theoretical Positions. |
Vladimir Malakhov |
| 12:00 – 14:00 | 3. Introductions, FIDE, TRG and the Trainers System
4. The Roles and Challenges of the Trainers, The Role of the Captains. |
Artur Jussupow |
| SATURDAY
October 14 |
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| 06:00 – 08:00 | 5. Positional Play. Recognizing Weaknesses in Pawn Structures. | Rustam Kasimdzhanov |
| 09:00 – 11:00 | 6. Strategy Training. | Artur Jussupow |
| 12:00 – 14:00 | 7. Opening Repertoire/Preparation.
Building up an Opening Repertoire. |
Le Quang Liem |
| SUNDAY
October 15 |
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| 06:00 – 08:00 | 8.Analyzing Own Games | Iossif Dorfman |
| 09:00 – 11:00 | 9. Dynamic Play in the Opening. | Iossif Dorfman |
| 12:00 – 14:00 | Written Exam | TRG E-Mail |
Organizer and contacts:
FIDE Trainers’ Commission: trainers@fide.com
Registration deadline: October 10, 2023
Venue: Zoom
Seminar participation fee: €200
Lecturers:
GM Artur Jussupow
GM Iossif Dorfman
GM Rustam Kasimdzhanov
GM Le Quang Liem
GM Vladimir Malakhov
Seminar language: English
Rules & regulations: trainers.fide.com/trg-online-seminars/
Favorite teams hurdled their opening round assignments in the Asian Games Chess Team Championships for Men and Women in Hangzhou, China. India, Vietnam and Kazakhstan maximized their wins with 3.5:0.5 against their respective opponents to lead the men’s division. In the women’s division, Kazakhstan, Indonesia and Vietnam shut out their respective opponents 4:0 to grab early lead.
Above is playing hall for the men. Visit http://hagoc.asianchess.com/ for links to board pairings, live games and photo gallery. Visit Asian Games official site.
Mongolian men’s and women’s teams.
The Asian Games chess team championship starts 15:00 HRS today in Hangzhou, China with six matches each in the men’s and women’s divisions. Visit http://hagoc.asianchess.com/ for links to board pairings, live games and photo gallery. Visit Asian Games official site. Above is the Vietnam chess delegation.
For board pairings, visit Standard Team – Men – 19th Asian Games (asianchess.com)
For board pairings, visit Standard Team – Women – 19th Asian Games (asianchess.com)
Bangladesh chess delegation
Kyrgyzstan chess team to Asian Games
Asian Chess Federation General Secretary Hisham Al Tahere, right foreground, with medalists in the Asian Games Men’s competition, from left, silver medalist Nodirbek Abdusattorov of Uzbekistan, gold medalist Wei Yi of China and bronze medalist Javokhir Sindarov of Uzbekistan.
China also won the women’s division with the gold medal of GM Zhu Jiner. Umida Omonova of Uzbekistan won the silver medal by tie break followed by Hou Yifan of China with bronze.
Visit http://hagoc.asianchess.com/ for links to live games and photo gallery. Visit Asian Games official site.
Thursday is a free day. The Men’s and Women’s team championships start 3pm Friday.
At the podium are, from left, silver medalist Umida Omonova of Uzbekistan, gold medalist Zhu Jiner and bronze medalist Hou Yifan, both of China.
Asian Games women Arbiters
The 1st Governor Henry S. Oaminal Chess 7-in-1 Team Festival reels off 10-12 November at the City Auditorium in Ozamis City, Philippines. Dubbed the “Armageddon Battle of Philippine Champions” the event is organized by NCFP board member Engr. Rey Urbiztondo and FM Nelson Villanueva.
GM Wei Yi of China beat GM Vidit Gujrathi of India in the 7th round to grab solo lead with 5.5 points. Gujarthi and three other players follow a half point behind in second slot with 5 points each, namely GMs Nodirbek Abdusattorov of Uzbekistan, Le Tuan Minh of Vietnam and Bilguun Sumiya of Mongolia.
Visit http://hagoc.asianchess.com/ for links to live games and photo gallery. Visit Asian Games official site.
Solo leader GM Wei Yi of China. Arbirers in background are IA Anantharam of India (left) and Chief Arbiter IA Zhu Jiaqi of China.
The leaders face each other in the crucial penultimate round 8 as follows:
Solo leader Zhu Jiner of China. Arbiter in background is Dina Chen of Chinese Taipei.
GM Zhu Jiner of China beat compatriot GM Hou Yifan in the 7th round to grab solo lead with 6 points in the Asian Games women’s chess championship. WIM Umida Omonova of Uzbekistan outwitted WGM Gong Qianyun of Singapore to follow half a point behind with 5.5 points. Erstwhile leader GM Hou Yifan of China and IM Bibisara Assaubayeva of Kazakhstan trail with 5 pints each.
Here are the pairings for the exciting penultimate round 8:
