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1991 USSR Chess Championship

The 1991 Soviet Chess Championship was the 58th and last edition of USSR Chess Championship. It was held from 1–13 November 1991 in Moscow. The title was won by the Armenian Artashes Minasian.[1][2]

58th USSR Chess Championship
LocationMoscow
Champion
Artashes Minasian

Crosstable edit

The 58th and final Championship produced perhaps the greatest surprise of the whole series. There were a few big names in the field at Moscow, which was run as an 11-round Swiss system with 64 players. For example, there was Mikhail Tal, but he was seriously ill and finished only 39th-46th on 5 points. Leonid Yudasin, soon to emigrate to Israel, also finished with 5. Alexey Shirov got only 6½. Two little-known players shared the top with 8½, but the title went to the 24-year-old Armenian Artashes Minasian who had met much the stronger opposition and so having a better tiebreak, while Elmar Magerramov from Baku was second.[3]

58th USSR Chess Championship
Player Rating 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Total
1   Artashes Minasian 2510 +12 =4 +40 +6 =7 +24 +26 -2 =3 +23 +10
2   Elmar Magerramov 2560 =31 =32 =45 +58 =5 +21 +29 +1 +25 +4 =3
3   Vladimir Epishin 2615 =42 =15 +50 =29 =4 =30 +51 +28 =1 +25 =2
4   Viktor Bologan 2535 +39 =1 +27 =5 =3 =28 +11 =7 +6 -2 =13 7
5   Sergei Rublevsky 2420 =22 =14 +59 =4 =2 +41 =19 -6 +35 =9 +18 7
6   Sergey Kiselev 2510 +38 +26 =24 -1 =23 +46 =25 +5 -4 +15 =7 7
7   Vadim Ruban 2575 +57 -24 +16 +34 =1 =29 =28 =4 =23 +17 =6 7
8   Alexander Nenashev 2475 =30 =20 =51 +12 =21 -26 +50 =36 =28 +27 +19 7
9   Alexey Vyzmanavin 2590 -27 +54 =42 =15 =57 +34 =24 +29 =17 =5 +22 7
10   Andrei Kharlov 2515 +41 =23 =25 =30 =18 -19 =13 +40 +44 +11 -1
11   Artur Frolov 2470 +49 +50 =23 =26 =24 =25 -4 =16 +30 -10 +37
12   Rafael Vaganian 2585 -1 +48 =22 -8 =58 -39 +53 +63 +43 =14 +25
13   Alexei Shirov 2610 =15 =42 -34 -33 +59 +58 =10 +24 =27 +28 =4
14   Sergei Tiviakov 2535 =62 =5 =60 +47 -29 =16 =20 =32 +39 =12 +23
15   Alexey Kuzmin 2520 =13 =3 =18 =9 =43 +40 +52 =23 =36 -6 =20 6
16   Vladimir Kramnik 2490 =44 =18 -7 +59 =35 =14 +37 =11 =19 =20 =29 6
17   Vladimir Malaniuk 2510 -23 =41 +36 =20 =46 +45 =30 +26 =9 -7 =21 6
18   Vladimir Akopian 2590 =34 =16 =15 +42 =10 =51 =27 =30 =33 +26 -5 6
19   Michal Krasenkow 2550 =32 =31 =58 =45 +60 +10 =5 -25 =16 +33 -8 6
20   Igor Novikov 2550 =63 =8 =43 =17 =33 =57 =14 =22 +32 =16 =15 6
21   Sergey Makarichev 2535 =56 =43 +53 =52 =8 -2 =32 =39 =24 +44 =17 6
22   Valery Chekhov 2525 =5 =60 =12 =41 =63 +31 -23 =20 +46 +36 -9 6
23   Alexey Dreev 2610 +17 =10 =11 =27 =6 =52 +22 =15 =7 -1 -14
24   Oleg Nikolenko 2450 +59 +7 =6 =28 =11 -1 =9 -13 =21 =35 =30
25   Alexander Shabalov 2535 =47 +61 =10 +32 =28 =11 =6 +19 -2 -3 -12
26   Yuri Yakovich 2560 +48 -6 +33 =11 =27 +8 -1 -17 +29 -18 =31
27   Sergey Ionov 2510 +9 =40 -4 =23 =26 +44 =18 =35 =13 -8 =36
28   Leonid Yurtaev 2525 =60 +62 +47 =24 =25 =4 =7 -3 =8 -13 =32
29   Konstantin Aseev 2525 =61 +64 =52 =3 +14 =7 -2 -9 -26 +42 =16
30   Yury Dokhoian 2545 =8 =63 +56 =10 =52 =3 =17 =18 -11 =43 =24
31   Vladimir Bagirov 2485 =2 =19 =35 =44 =40 -22 =41 =37 =50 +51 =26
32   Ildar Ibragimov 2485 =19 =2 +37 -25 -51 +64 =21 =14 -20 +59 =28
33   Grigory Serper 2490 =36 =46 -26 +13 =20 =50 =39 +51 =18 -19 =35
34   Maxim Sorokin 2510 =18 =44 +13 -7 =41 -9 -47 +64 =38 =40 +50
35   Evgeny Sveshnikov 2540 =45 =58 =31 =60 =16 +55 =36 =27 -5 =24 =33
36   Smbat Lputian 2570 =33 -52 -17 +61 +53 +63 =35 =8 =15 -22 =27
37   Nukhim Rashkovsky 2540 =58 =45 -32 =39 =54 +60 -16 =31 +57 +47 -11
38   Yuri Balashov 2590 -6 -57 -39 =48 +61 =53 +58 =42 =34 =41 +43
39   Boris Kantsler 2430 -4 -59 +38 =37 =49 +12 =33 =21 -14 =50 =46 5
40   Vereslav Eingorn 2585 +54 =27 -1 =57 =31 -15 +45 -10 =52 =34 =48 5
41   Leonid Yudasin 2595 -10 =17 +62 =22 =34 -5 =31 =50 =42 =38 =44 5
42   Alexandar Budnikov 2525 =3 =13 =9 -18 =64 =43 =63 =38 =41 -29 +57 5
43   Peter Korzubov 2455 =51 =21 =20 -46 =15 =42 +55 +57 -12 =30 -38 5
44   Mikhail Ulybin 2565 =16 =34 =57 =31 =45 -27 +54 +52 -10 -21 =41 5
45   Marat Makarov 2475 =35 =37 =2 =19 =44 -17 -40 =61 =55 =57 +59 5
46   Mikhail Tal 2575 =52 =33 =63 +43 =17 -6 =57 =47 -22 =48 =39 5
47   Evgeni Maljutin 2435 =25 +55 -28 -14 =50 =54 +34 =46 =51 -37 =49 5
48   Alexandar Panchenko 2490 -26 -12 -54 =38 +62 =49 =60 =55 +61 =46 =40 5
49   Konstantin Lerner 2540 -11 -53 =64 =62 =39 =48 =61 =59 =63 +52 =47 5
50   Semen Dvoirys 2525 +53 -11 -3 +56 =47 =33 -8 =41 =31 =39 -34
51   Alexander Schneider 2540 =43 =56 =8 =63 +32 =18 -3 -33 =47 -31 =54
52   Konstantin Sakaev 2495 =46 +36 =29 =21 =30 =23 -15 -44 =40 -49 =55
53   Jakob Meister 2430 -50 +49 -21 =55 -36 =38 -12 -56 =62 +64 +63
54   German Titov 2505 -40 -9 +48 =64 =37 =47 -44 -60 =58 +63 =51
55   Ruslan Shcherbakov 2525 =64 -47 =61 =53 +56 -35 -43 =48 =45 =60 =52
56   Aleksej Aleksandrov 2450 =21 =51 -30 -50 -55 -61 -59 +53 +64 =62 +60
57   Igor Naumkin 2490 -7 +38 =44 =40 =9 =20 =46 -43 -37 =45 -42 4
58   Vladimir Savon 2460 =37 =35 =19 -2 =12 -13 -38 =62 =54 =61 =64 4
59   Valeriy Neverov 2540 -24 +39 -5 -16 -13 =62 +56 =49 +60 -32 -45 4
60   Igor Zaitsev 2405 =28 =22 =14 =35 -19 -37 =48 +54 -59 =55 -56 4
61   Michail Brodsky 2415 =29 -25 =55 -36 -38 +56 =49 =45 -48 =58 =62 4
62   Andrei Lukin 2445 =14 -28 -41 =49 -48 =59 =64 =58 =53 =56 =61 4
63   Yuri Kruppa 2485 =20 =30 =46 =51 =22 -36 =42 -12 =49 -54 -53
64   Maxim Novik 2405 =55 -29 =49 =54 =42 -32 =62 -34 -56 -53 =58 3

References edit

  1. ^ Cafferty, Bernard; Taimanov, Mark (2016). The Soviet Championships. London: Everyman Chess. p. 220.
  2. ^ Soltis, Andy (2000). Soviet chess, 1917-1991. McFarland & Co. ISBN 0-7864-0676-3. OCLC 41940198.
  3. ^ Cafferty; Taimanov 2016, p. 220

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The 1991 Soviet Chess Championship was the 58th and last edition of USSR Chess Championship It was held from 1 13 November 1991 in Moscow The title was won by the Armenian Artashes Minasian 1 2 58th USSR Chess ChampionshipLocationMoscowChampionArtashes Minasian 1990 USSR Chess ChampionshipCrosstable editThe 58th and final Championship produced perhaps the greatest surprise of the whole series There were a few big names in the field at Moscow which was run as an 11 round Swiss system with 64 players For example there was Mikhail Tal but he was seriously ill and finished only 39th 46th on 5 points Leonid Yudasin soon to emigrate to Israel also finished with 5 Alexey Shirov got only 6 Two little known players shared the top with 8 but the title went to the 24 year old Armenian Artashes Minasian who had met much the stronger opposition and so having a better tiebreak while Elmar Magerramov from Baku was second 3 58th USSR Chess Championship Player Rating 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Total 1 nbsp Artashes Minasian 2510 12 4 40 6 7 24 26 2 3 23 10 8 2 nbsp Elmar Magerramov 2560 31 32 45 58 5 21 29 1 25 4 3 8 3 nbsp Vladimir Epishin 2615 42 15 50 29 4 30 51 28 1 25 2 7 4 nbsp Viktor Bologan 2535 39 1 27 5 3 28 11 7 6 2 13 7 5 nbsp Sergei Rublevsky 2420 22 14 59 4 2 41 19 6 35 9 18 7 6 nbsp Sergey Kiselev 2510 38 26 24 1 23 46 25 5 4 15 7 7 7 nbsp Vadim Ruban 2575 57 24 16 34 1 29 28 4 23 17 6 7 8 nbsp Alexander Nenashev 2475 30 20 51 12 21 26 50 36 28 27 19 7 9 nbsp Alexey Vyzmanavin 2590 27 54 42 15 57 34 24 29 17 5 22 7 10 nbsp Andrei Kharlov 2515 41 23 25 30 18 19 13 40 44 11 1 6 11 nbsp Artur Frolov 2470 49 50 23 26 24 25 4 16 30 10 37 6 12 nbsp Rafael Vaganian 2585 1 48 22 8 58 39 53 63 43 14 25 6 13 nbsp Alexei Shirov 2610 15 42 34 33 59 58 10 24 27 28 4 6 14 nbsp Sergei Tiviakov 2535 62 5 60 47 29 16 20 32 39 12 23 6 15 nbsp Alexey Kuzmin 2520 13 3 18 9 43 40 52 23 36 6 20 6 16 nbsp Vladimir Kramnik 2490 44 18 7 59 35 14 37 11 19 20 29 6 17 nbsp Vladimir Malaniuk 2510 23 41 36 20 46 45 30 26 9 7 21 6 18 nbsp Vladimir Akopian 2590 34 16 15 42 10 51 27 30 33 26 5 6 19 nbsp Michal Krasenkow 2550 32 31 58 45 60 10 5 25 16 33 8 6 20 nbsp Igor Novikov 2550 63 8 43 17 33 57 14 22 32 16 15 6 21 nbsp Sergey Makarichev 2535 56 43 53 52 8 2 32 39 24 44 17 6 22 nbsp Valery Chekhov 2525 5 60 12 41 63 31 23 20 46 36 9 6 23 nbsp Alexey Dreev 2610 17 10 11 27 6 52 22 15 7 1 14 5 24 nbsp Oleg Nikolenko 2450 59 7 6 28 11 1 9 13 21 35 30 5 25 nbsp Alexander Shabalov 2535 47 61 10 32 28 11 6 19 2 3 12 5 26 nbsp Yuri Yakovich 2560 48 6 33 11 27 8 1 17 29 18 31 5 27 nbsp Sergey Ionov 2510 9 40 4 23 26 44 18 35 13 8 36 5 28 nbsp Leonid Yurtaev 2525 60 62 47 24 25 4 7 3 8 13 32 5 29 nbsp Konstantin Aseev 2525 61 64 52 3 14 7 2 9 26 42 16 5 30 nbsp Yury Dokhoian 2545 8 63 56 10 52 3 17 18 11 43 24 5 31 nbsp Vladimir Bagirov 2485 2 19 35 44 40 22 41 37 50 51 26 5 32 nbsp Ildar Ibragimov 2485 19 2 37 25 51 64 21 14 20 59 28 5 33 nbsp Grigory Serper 2490 36 46 26 13 20 50 39 51 18 19 35 5 34 nbsp Maxim Sorokin 2510 18 44 13 7 41 9 47 64 38 40 50 5 35 nbsp Evgeny Sveshnikov 2540 45 58 31 60 16 55 36 27 5 24 33 5 36 nbsp Smbat Lputian 2570 33 52 17 61 53 63 35 8 15 22 27 5 37 nbsp Nukhim Rashkovsky 2540 58 45 32 39 54 60 16 31 57 47 11 5 38 nbsp Yuri Balashov 2590 6 57 39 48 61 53 58 42 34 41 43 5 39 nbsp Boris Kantsler 2430 4 59 38 37 49 12 33 21 14 50 46 5 40 nbsp Vereslav Eingorn 2585 54 27 1 57 31 15 45 10 52 34 48 5 41 nbsp Leonid Yudasin 2595 10 17 62 22 34 5 31 50 42 38 44 5 42 nbsp Alexandar Budnikov 2525 3 13 9 18 64 43 63 38 41 29 57 5 43 nbsp Peter Korzubov 2455 51 21 20 46 15 42 55 57 12 30 38 5 44 nbsp Mikhail Ulybin 2565 16 34 57 31 45 27 54 52 10 21 41 5 45 nbsp Marat Makarov 2475 35 37 2 19 44 17 40 61 55 57 59 5 46 nbsp Mikhail Tal 2575 52 33 63 43 17 6 57 47 22 48 39 5 47 nbsp Evgeni Maljutin 2435 25 55 28 14 50 54 34 46 51 37 49 5 48 nbsp Alexandar Panchenko 2490 26 12 54 38 62 49 60 55 61 46 40 5 49 nbsp Konstantin Lerner 2540 11 53 64 62 39 48 61 59 63 52 47 5 50 nbsp Semen Dvoirys 2525 53 11 3 56 47 33 8 41 31 39 34 4 51 nbsp Alexander Schneider 2540 43 56 8 63 32 18 3 33 47 31 54 4 52 nbsp Konstantin Sakaev 2495 46 36 29 21 30 23 15 44 40 49 55 4 53 nbsp Jakob Meister 2430 50 49 21 55 36 38 12 56 62 64 63 4 54 nbsp German Titov 2505 40 9 48 64 37 47 44 60 58 63 51 4 55 nbsp Ruslan Shcherbakov 2525 64 47 61 53 56 35 43 48 45 60 52 4 56 nbsp Aleksej Aleksandrov 2450 21 51 30 50 55 61 59 53 64 62 60 4 57 nbsp Igor Naumkin 2490 7 38 44 40 9 20 46 43 37 45 42 4 58 nbsp Vladimir Savon 2460 37 35 19 2 12 13 38 62 54 61 64 4 59 nbsp Valeriy Neverov 2540 24 39 5 16 13 62 56 49 60 32 45 4 60 nbsp Igor Zaitsev 2405 28 22 14 35 19 37 48 54 59 55 56 4 61 nbsp Michail Brodsky 2415 29 25 55 36 38 56 49 45 48 58 62 4 62 nbsp Andrei Lukin 2445 14 28 41 49 48 59 64 58 53 56 61 4 63 nbsp Yuri Kruppa 2485 20 30 46 51 22 36 42 12 49 54 53 3 64 nbsp Maxim Novik 2405 55 29 49 54 42 32 62 34 56 53 58 3References edit Cafferty Bernard Taimanov Mark 2016 The Soviet Championships London Everyman Chess p 220 Soltis Andy 2000 Soviet chess 1917 1991 McFarland amp Co ISBN 0 7864 0676 3 OCLC 41940198 Cafferty Taimanov 2016 p 220 Portals nbsp Chess nbsp Soviet Union Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 1991 USSR Chess Championship amp oldid 1186347997, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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