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Walter A. Cuevas

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NATIONAL RANKING OF CHILE - JANUARY FENACH ELO 2009

(The following is a brief list of the Top 50 National Chess Elo Assets - At a grand total of 26,400 registered approx.) * Elo Fide has returned but not updated - we decided to put this list to indicate better Recent chess strength and activity. LINKS OF ELO



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N Name Fed T ENF Birth City Schroder
1 Vasquez, Rodrigo g CHI James 2528 / 1969
2 Valenzuela Fuentealba Santiago Luis m CHI 2518 / 1978
3 Flores Rios, Mauricio Valparaiso m CHI 2500 / 1990 Keim
4 Rojas, Luis m CHI Barcelona (ESP) 2492/1975
5 Campos Moreno, Javier Benito g CHI Barcelona 2482 / 1959
6 Egger Mancilla, Jorge Alejandro Santiago m CHI 2433 / 1974
7 Lopez Silva, Hugo CHI Andrez Osorno 2426 / 1984
8 Barria Zuñiga, Daniel m CHI Barcelona (ESP) 2416/1974
9 Arancibia Guzman, Eduardo Santiago CHI 2412 / 1973
10 Diaz Villagran, Robert Santiago CHI 2399 / 1986
Mermow 11 Duarte, Marcelo Santiago f CHI 2396 / 1956 cahuin
12 Jorquera Marcelo Santiago f CHI 2392 / 1976
13 Lillo Silva, Sebastian CHI Paris (FRA ) 2378 / 1973
14 Arros Salas, Cristian f Iquique CHI 2377 / 1979
15 Valdés Escobar, Alvaro Santiago Daniel f CHI 2374 / 1989
16 Dumas Aviles, Alejandro Santiago CHI 2371 / 1982
17 Frey Perez, Hugo CHI 2354 Punta Arenas / 1971
18 Zapata Ferrada, Marco Eduardo Santiago f CHI 2353 / 1974
19 Sepulveda Herrera, Santiago Job Rodrigo CHI 2353 / 1974 20 Calvo
Salas, Pablo Santiago CHI 2338 / 1978
21 Silva Sanchez, Carlos f Talca CHI 2333 / 1944
22 Lobos Barrenechea, Miguel Santiago CHI 2331 / 1984
23 Rioseco Pinochet, Luis Fernán Valparaiso CHI 2326 / 1977
24 Romero Pino, Claudio Santiago CHI 2311 / 1965 Sepulveda
25 Llorens, Marcelo Santiago f CHI 2303 / 1974
26 Rios Escobar, Adan Humberto CHI Viña del Mar 2303 / 1980
27 Pineda Polanco, Adolfo Santiago CHI 2294 / 1984
28 Velasquez Ojeda, Cesar Santiago f CHI 2293 / 1950
29 Avalos Parra, Joao f Iquique CHI 2288 /
1981 30 Torres Bravo, Renato Cristobal Santiago f CHI 2280 / 1987
31 Dobson Aguilar, Luis Punta Arenas f CHI 2279 / 1966
32 Utman Goldschmidt, Carlos Alejandro CHI Peralillo 2278 / 1962
33 Estay Torreblanca, Oscar Concepcion CHI 2274 / 1974
34 Toloza Soto, Pablo Coronel m CHI 2272 / 1971 Pine
35 Pinto, Marcelo Pablo Santiago CHI 2271 / 1962
36 Arias Flores, Eladio Antofagasta CHI 2265 / 1965
37 Caceres Vasquez, Sergio CHI Talca 2258 / 1964
38 Garcia Cardenas, Pablo CHI Punta Arenas 2257/1989
39 Cortes Moyano, Julio Santiago CHI f 2253/1951 40 Lenoir
Ibach, Gabriel CHI 2248/1982
41 Perez Molina, Robinson Alexis Santiago f CHI 2245 / Vargas Maliqueo
42 1985, Ivan Patricio Santiago CHI 2242 / 1968 43
Riera Hernandez, Jose de Jesus Santiago CHI 2242 / 1990
44 Cuevas Araya, Walter Santiago CHI 2241 / 1981
45 Varas, Carlos CHI Bilbao (ESP) 2239/1958
46 Cerda Albornoz, Guillermo f Iquique CHI 2237 / 1966
47 Alarcon Bahamondes, Roberto Talca CHI 2235 / 1989
48 Andueza Quezada Danilo Santiago CHI 2234 / 1980
49 Romero Araya, Diego Alonso CHI Santiago 2231 / 1985
50 Montero Martinez, Cristhian Santiago f CHI 2228 / 1950

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TOURNAMENTS IN CHILE - CLICK TO ENLARGE IMAGE

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55 º Torneo Mall Florida Center, Florida, 31 / 1 / 2009 Bases
Summer Chess Tournament "in Coquimbo, the Bases 31/12009
6th. Cabrero Open Chess Tournament, Summer 2009, Cabrero, the 1/2/2009 Bases
National Chess Tournament San Bernardo "Preparatory Juvenile National Championships 2009" in San Bernardo, the Bases 4/2/2009
Chilean Chess Championships Under 18 to Under 8 years, in Las Condes, the 5 to 8/2/2009 Bases
II TOURNAMENT "Leonel Yañez in memory", in Osorno, 10 and 11/2/2009 Bases
CHILE Second Club Academy Tournament 2009 in Santiago. 14/2/2009 the tournament week basis Valdiviana
in Valdivia, 14/2/2009 Bases
II Summer Open Chess Tournament 2009 in Iquique, $ 1,500,000 .- in prizes, 27 / 2 to 1/3/2009 Bases

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KNOWING THE WORLD CHAMPIONS AND CORRESPONDENCE CHESS TOURNAMENT

BIOGRAPHY OF THE WORLD CHAMPIONS

NAME NATIONALITY Austrian Wilhelm Steinitz
- Born in Prague
05/17/1836 to 08/12/1900 LIFE FIRST WORLD CHAMPION


Meetings for the World crown
1866 - Steinitz - Anderssen (+8 -6 = 0) Unofficial
1886 - Steinitz - Zukertort (+10 -5 = 5)
Official 1889 - Steinitz - Chigorin (+10 -6 = 1)
Official 1890/91 - Steinitz - Gunsberg (+6 -4 = 9)
Official 1892 - Steinitz - Chigorin (+10 -8 = 5)
Official 1894 - Lasker - Steinitz (+10 -5 = 4) 1896 Official
/ 97 - Lasker - Steinitz (+10 -2 = 5)
Official

STATISTICS TABLES 364 VICTORIES

DEFEATS 174 113 65% Efficiency


contribution to chess theory

- Steinitz System in the English opening
- Steinitz Variation in the French defense
- Steinitz Gambit in the opening Viennese Classic Line



"I can play God and give an extra pawn."

ITEM THAT GAVE THE TITLE.

Event "01st World Championship"]
Place "USA"
Date "1886.01.11"
Round "20"
White "Steinitz, William" Black
"Zukertort, Johannes Hermann
Result" 1-0 "
Eco "C25"

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News 2007-2008.

PLAYS STRONG CORRESPONDENCE CHESS TOURNAMENT IN APPLIED AFTER.


The year 2008 was a year with many chess activities and want to highlight a very special, a pattern not so unusual today, where the only thing we have is an email and Internet, I present The Championship national correspondence chess.

you wonder who is the champion of Chile in this mode, how long the game, which server handles this event, well the first time I participate in a tournament of this feature and got a 3 rd place. This was really struggled here the books, magazines, encyclopedias and computer programs are always needed to play the best start, but after its own analysis and ideas are important and vibrant time allowing games where almost no errors exist, items are near perfect, to win we must play with a pure strategy to take the points ..

questions to me before this tournament was no doubt, help me to improve my game? Can I get some advantage applied to a tournament?, I comment with an example, the answer is obvious, attached a game played by me in this exciting tournament.

The strong player and a champion in this mode turned out to be Ives Arancibia Morales with 9.5 points in 11 games, a spectacular result because it is correspondence chess, to get an idea former champion Chilean MN remato second with Eduardo Arancibia the same score but different system, I got the 3rd place with 7.5 Unbeaten and followed by Richard Parkes and Mario Godoy.
In conclusion I invite you to review more event news on the blogs of Richard Parkes.

http://viveajedrez.blogspot.com/2008/01/cuarto-campeonato-nacional-de-chile.html

STANDINGS:

http://www.iccf-webchess.com/EventCrossTable.aspx?id=10740&order=p


Details of the 4 th National Tournament Correspondence:

The games are played simultaneously-all with a time of 50 days for the first 20 moves and 50 days extra for every 20 plays, which is why the tournament lasted 2 years.
Although you can not believe I was about to lose a game on time because I had 2 good options and there was still much to analyze in order to choose the best move, of course I had to use intuition in these circumstances, I call deep insight. We

one of the games.

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Farfán Ortiz, V - Cuevas Araya, W [E97]
4. Chile's National Championship
ICCF Correspondence Chess

1. Nf3 Nf6 2.c4 g6 4.Nc3 Bg7 3.d4 0-0 5.e4 d6 6.Be2 e5 7.0-0 Nc6 8.d5 Ne7 9.b4 Nf6 Ch5 10.Te1 11.Cg5 12.Af3 f5 [12. another strong attempt f3] 12 ... h6 c6 14.Ce6 13.Ab2 Bxe6 15.dxe6 fxe4 16.Cxe4 17.Txe4 Nxe4 d5 cxd5 18.cxd5 19.Txe5 (interesting double-edged Play in position) Bxe5 20. Bxe5 22.De2 \u200b\u200bd4 Qb6 23.a3 Kh7 21.Ab2 Solid Movement to avoid getting into the ultra-analyzed variant Shirov .. [Asi juice 23.h4 1-0 Shirov-Radjabov, Linares 2004] 23 ... Rd8 25.De5 24.Te1 Rf5 f6 a5 26.De4 Although White is better under the gauntlet had similar movement and action levels not easy to progress further, the white to accept a pinch of time tables. ½ - ½ - although this does not win, I served in practice. Post-Mortem Analysis


here for space are only the most important moves in my notes were about 100 sub-variants analyzed in a tremendous effort to resist this terrible position, although the party had achieved the objective of tremendous value that effort and analysis, I cite in this same position just a game I played with Alexander Dumas in Endesa IRT 2007, at that time was present critical position and had everything tested, my opponent threw himself into a real home studio, what happened is a lesson in the profitable play games in the form of correspondence chess. Endesa Santiago

Irt n º. 12 - Nov 2007 "E97"]
Cuevas, Walter - Dumas Aviles, Alejandro

1.e4 g6 (surprise, I expected the Sicilian where my darts were obviously targeted, this time Dumas prefers to avoid his repertoire). 2. d4 Bg7 3.c4 (I have no problem transposing the King's Indian, I must confess that this was the last thing he had expected before starting this game). d6 4.Nf3 0-0 6.Be2 e5 5.Nc3 Nf6 7.0-0 Nc6 8.d5 Ne7 9.b4 Nf6 Ch5 10.Te1 11.Cg5 12.Af3 f5 h6 c6 13.Ab2 14.Ce6 Bxe6 15.dxe6 17.Txe4 16.Cxe4 fxe4 Nxe4 d5 18.cxd5 cxd5 Qb6 19.Txe5 Bxe5 20.Axe5 21.Ab2 to make a stop here. It was just what I was playing correspondence had everything tested and obviously the next play of Dumas was well aware, long ago it was so quiet in a game, actually took about 10 minutes in the opening, my opponent begins to meditate which means a huge time advantage. Rf5 22.Tb1 Qxb4
23.Ad4 24.Txb7 TB8 25.Ac5 Qd6 (black problems begin) dxc5 + Kg7 27.h4 h5 26.Txb8 28.Dd2 30.Db2 a5 29.a4 Qc4 + Kf6 d4 32 31.Tb7 . TD7 Qc3 33.Db8 34.Rh2 Qc1 + DF4 + 35.Dxf4 Rf5 36.Rg3 Txf4 37.Txd4 Rxe6 38.Ae4 40.f3 Kf7 39.Rf4 Rc5 Tc1 42.Ab7 41.g4 Ke6 43.Re4 Rc5 44.fxg4 hxg4 TC3 46.Ae4 Kf6 45.Rf4 + Kf7 48 Rc5 47.Td6 . Bd3 Nd5 + Ke6 51.Re4 49.Txd5 50.Ac4 Txd5


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New Chess Theory Chileno.

Last year playing for correspondence surprised me with the proper risky gambit Schlim, I had to resort to history to survive, I defended myself as I made exact moves to save the game and create anti-gambling, I was discussing with some friends pose interesting for Black just appears Chilean maestro José Luis Carmona To my surprise he had played exactly the dreaded Gambit, but for me it was terrible because I was white and it seemed that I was heavily involved in a variant which had no resurrection, to finish Carmona Master gives me a photocopy of his party who still appeared in the encyclopedia which clearly indicates that his move is a novelty that completely refute this variant, was right, was the expert and something was still in the encyclopedia that recognizes his brilliant New, told me that there was no salvation, this contribution even though I helped a lot to dig everywhere to not lose, I left a real mess if the encyclopedia was right, all moves aimed defeat after strong 9 ...., Qd6, however there is still something to say, I found salvation and well reviewed an interesting blogs I came to give a well-deserved extra analysis contribution to that defense.

Carmona won the Argentine championship Rubinetti 42 years ago, I'm still far from that age, therefore is a real merit.
take the comment that there is an interview with the Master's own words Carmona; http://sertal.blogspot.com/ . And a good comment from Sertal, this time we want a thorough study of this magnificent line. .
"Jorge Rubinetti - José Luis Carmona. English Opening, 19661.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5 f5 [The complicated Schliemann Gambit or Janish. The great master Radjabov is now one of his faithful followers] 4.Nc3 Nf6 6.0-0 Bc5 0-0 5.exf5 7.Cxe5 CD4 8.Aa4? [The most solid is 8.Nf3] 9.Ce2 8 ... d5 Qd6! Bxd4 10.Cxd4 11.Cf3 Ng4 12.h3 [If 12.g3 Axf2 + 14.Rxf2 Nxf2 13.Txf2 xf5 and better black] Diagram:

12 ... xf5! [Sacrifice introduced by Carmona] 13.c3 [ If 13.hxg4 Axg4 to catch the "F3" followed by Qg3] 13 ... Be4 14.hxg4 Bxf3 15.cxd4 Axd1 16.Axd1 [Delivery lady without hope] 16 ... Qb4 17.d3 18.Af3 Qxd4 Qg6 20.Tad1 19.Ae3 Dxd3 c6 21.b4 Rf7 22.a4 Re8 Taf8 23.Ae2 24.Td3 25.a5 e4 Qe7 27.g5 Qf6 d4 26.Tc1 0-1 "" Sertal "

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COMMENTS

Making an analysis of that meeting, it appears that the Argentine champion, was completely unaware of the dangers of this gambit, in fact in the very comprehensive database we a 1943 correspondence game won by the black, including Wolfgang Hort Work and 0-1, which had already successfully tested the strong play of Carmona, 9. .... Qd6, but this game is very important because it hides a secret, note
9.Ce2 Qd6 (We have another match between Cohn, Erich "Dus Chotimirsky, 1907, in which Black also gain but with a routine movement 9 ... .. xf5 immediately, though Qd6 is stronger). Ng4 12.c3 Bxd4 11.Cf3 10.Cxd4 UNICA (Beware of this play, but lost white women, there are contributions that achieve enduring such a position, nothing to say with 12 h3?, Carmona refute the Board as we pointed out). .) 13.g3 Txf5 (single) Nxf2 14.Txf2 16.Dh1 Axf2 + 15.Rxf2 f6? (The next game proved that here there is a secret to fighting after 71 years). Bxf3 17.Ad1 Bg4 0-1 18.Axf3 Taf8

CONCLUSION:

According to our studies;
Heading to Resist is
Ostermeyer, Peter (2400) - Hermann, Manfred [C63] FRG-ch 15th
Bad Neuenahr (5), 1978
1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5 f5 4.Nc3 Nf6 6.exf5 5.Aa4 Nd4 Bc5 7.0-0 0-0 8.Cxe5 9.Ce2 d5 Qd6 12.c3 Ng4 10.Cxd4 Bxd4 11.Cf3 Txf5 only 13.g3 only 14.Txf2 Nxf2 Axf2 + f6 15.Rxf2 16.d4N (IMPORTANT NEW) 18.gxf4 Txf4 17.Af4 Bg4 19.h3 Dxf4 Bh5 20.Ad7 only 21.Ag4 Axg4 22.hxg4 Rf8 23.Re3 + DF4 + DH2 DH2 24.Rf2 + DF4 + 25.Re3 ½ - ½

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COMMENTS


Note that there are several games played between 1978 and 1981, where the move 12. C3 pawn, confirms that it is the only one who saves the game, however, struck by the large number of party that is at the base where Black wins, this is because many white players come back without knowing the variant and do not know the trick c3 g3 ..
Carmona said he was very interested in the topic, but obviously not yet completed my correspondence, I can draw on the basis that the strong move Qd6, but is strong, there is an antidote but this can not but the tables in a very complex position where if we do not understand something straight into the abyss.

Returning to friendly game of pick who was playing in Metro Chess players tried to change both the Alternative History that ended in a draw as in 1978, though hard-fought, the result was the same. If you ask me if they kill the chess tables are really wrong.
should be a state secret, but with our team we have decided to release it into the light. Because in reality
Carmona infuse the spirit of that position. We managed to resist the Fort
9 ... Qd6, but with much help of course, Carmona Mato While the Argentine helped me after 40 years as a rebel and show that there is salvation ....

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party (1) sgmman (Walter A. Cuevas) (2259) - ckeke (2331)
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1.e4 e5 2. Nf3 f5 4.Nc3 Nc6 3.Bb5 Nf6 7.0-0 Bc5 5.exf5 6.Aa4 0-0 Nd4 d5 8.Cxe5 9.Ce2 10.Cxd4 Qd6 12.c3 Bxd4 11.Cf3 Ng4 13.g3 Txf5 Axf2 + 14. 15.Rxf2 Nxf2 Rxf2 f6 16.d4 Bg4 19.h3 17.Af4 Txf4 18.gxf4 Dxf4 Bh5 20.Ad7 21.Ag4 Bg6 Rf8 (New that gives life to what happened in 1978) 22.Dg1 Be4 23.Dg3 Qd2 24.Rg1 + Kh8 Qxb2 25.Tf1 Dxc3 26.De5 28.Dxc7 Qxa2 + 27.Rh2 Qa3 30.De7 29.Rg3 h6 f6 + Kh7 31.Dxb7 Qa3 32.Dc8 33.Dc1 Db3 34.Tf2 a5 35. Db2 DE3 Qa3 37.h4 a4 38.h5 36.Dd2 Db3 39.Db2 Tie. (1/2-1/2) ½ - ½ - Of all forms finished en tie.