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Almasi leads in Héviz

25 March 2008 16:53 PM | Last modified: 17:03

After six rounds, the Hungarian Zoltan Almasi leads in his own country. In the small town of Héviz, Hungary a strong round roubin is being held.

From 18 till 28 March, a six-player double round-robin is held in Héviz, Hungary, 200 km south-west of Budapest (just above the Balaton Lake). The town is famous for the Hévíz Thermal Lake, with its curative water.




Just 200 meters from the lake, the venue is located: the Palace Hotel.



After six of the ten rounds, Zoltan Almasi leads:

Héviz GM Tournament 2008

Rank Name Score Fed. BH SB Rating TPR W-We
1 GM Almasi, Zoltan 4.0 HUN 16.0 10.0 2667 2764 +0.76
2 GM Naiditsch, Arkadij 3.5 GER 18.0 10.0 2638 2710 +0.61
3 GM Nisipeanu, Liviu-Dieter 3.5 ROM 18.0 10.0 2684 2695 +0.13
4 GM Balogh, Csaba 3.0 HUN 17.0 8.5 2575 2662 +0.73
5 GM Mikhalevski, Victor 2.0 ISR 20.0 5.25 2632 2526 -0.84
6 GM Vallejo Pons, Francisco 2.0 ESP 19.0 6.75 2675 2504 -1.39

Here are two interesting games from this tournament:

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Zoltan Almasi

balogh
Csaba Balogh

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Arkadij Naditisch - Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu

mikhal
Viktor Mikhalevsky

paco
Francisco Vallejo Pons

Photos © http://www.palace-heviz.hu

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One Response to “Almasi leads in HĂ©viz”

  1. Lajos Arpad on 26 March 2008 1:22 AM

    Hungarians usually write their names, only after it their surnames. For example:
    Almási Zoltán
    Lékó Péter
    Polgár Judit
    and so on. I’ve seen an article on chessbase about indian names, and i found it interesting, so, hungarian names could be interesting too.
    Nisipeanu has a very nice hair in my opinion. I bet he often listens to rock music :)
    Great tournament, by the way.

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