14-year old(1981) beat IM(2495)

Submitted by Galion on Sat, 03/07/2009 at 2:36am.

Denis Kadric, 14-year old player from BiH, is making his biggest progress in career. His elo is 1981 but In this rating period he is +118.35. He was 27nd in 14th Open Bosnjaci 2009(+37.20, best win vs Miro Pandurevic(2253)), winner of 23e Open International "Pierre et Vacances" - B(+55.35, best win vs Harry Lamb(2113)), 53rd in 16th International tournament Open Belisce-Metalis 2009(+12.45, best win vs Josip Miletic(2245)) and yesterday he won against IM Roland Ekstroem(2495) in round 1 of European chess championship 2009 in Budva(+13.35).

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by rjane04 - 2 years ago
Marikina Philippines

Member Since: Dec 2008
Member Points: 70

maybe IM Ekstroem under estimate this cute girl, i dont like that kind of opening when i am playing black. most of the games that i saw in my life that uses that kind of opening will end up with a disadvantage in terms of piece development because the queen uses the 2 moves while white is ahead of development and has a good chances to attack the king or queen anytime. but anyway good game for ms. Kadric. keep up the good work.

by KnightlyKing - 2 years ago
Suly Iraq

Member Since: Jul 2008
Member Points: 2723

i think that the IM player underestimated the 14 year old and also played with a bad opening

by ksbalan04 - 2 years ago
India India

Member Since: Sep 2008
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Congradulations

by Atomisten - 2 years ago
Hungary

Member Since: Jul 2008
Member Points: 24

why 36...Ne4?

by MAREL - 2 years ago
PUERTO PRINCESA CITY,PALAWAN Philippines

Member Since: Mar 2009
Member Points: 56

Hope you like our countrymen Wesley So the youngest chess grandmaster after Mark Paragua,he is now chess sensation in th ephilippines.Good Luck.Hope we play soon.

by SilentWalker - 2 years ago
Milpitas, CA United States

Member Since: Nov 2008
Member Points: 595

I'm waiting for a grandmaster to pop out of the crib - a kid who can start making combinations on the chess board at 2 - beat a top-class player at 5 - earn a grandmaster title at 7 - something like that...

by skewer2000 - 2 years ago
Leesburg United States

Member Since: Oct 2007
Member Points: 1164

a good inspiration for class A players

by galion11 - 2 years ago
Bosnia-Herzegovina

Member Since: Jan 2009
Member Points: 1

Nice play by young Denis, congratulations.

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