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Olympiad Expo Classic Round 5 against Bence Baki | Queen's Gambit

Olympiad Expo Classic Round 5 against Bence Baki | Queen's Gambit

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Yesterday I played with the 14 years old hungarian talent Bence Baki. I played the Bf4 line against the queen's gambit declined. I played c4-c5 to gain space. He exchanged the a- and b-pawns and minor pieces on the queenside. I got space advantage and a better bishop. The best plan was the attack on the kingside with the advance of the h-pawn and use his weak dark squares to penetrate, but I played f4 with f5 ideas, which weakened my king and he could keep the draw by attacking my king. Finally I played the f4-f5 pawnbreak which was still draw. I sacrificed a pawn to be able to activate my pawns and queen. He had only 1 way to save his king, but he missed a nice checkmate attack at the end.

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Rank after Round 5

Rk. SNo   Name sex FED Rtg Pts.  TB1   TB2  K rtg+/-
1 5
La Barbera, Manfredi ITA 2070 4,5 10 16 40 64,8
2 1
CM Thing, Bibek NEP 2282 4 10 16,5 20 4
3 4
IM Meszaros, Andras HUN 2119 4 8,5 14 10 9,2
4 2
IM Turzo, Attila HUN 2278 3,5 10 17 10 -4,3
5 3
Horvath, Kristof HUN 2154 3,5 9 15 20 -6,4
6 14
Yue, Erfei HUN 1859 3,5 8 13,5 20 31,6
7 20
Skytte, Robert DEN 1730 3,5 7,5 12,5 40 30,4
8 10
CM Mohamed, Saeed Laily UAE 1949 3 8,5 14 20 12,6
9 19
Tolnai, Jozsef HUN 1735 3 7,5 13 20 18,6
10 8
Sztojka, Sandor UKR 1977 3 6,5 12 20 5,4
11 16
Marton-John, Almos Kiran HUN 1836 3 5,5 10 40 20,8
12 9
Baki, Bence HUN 1953 2,5 9,5 15,5 40 -15,2
13 17
Collado Arapa, Victor Hugo PER 1833 2,5 7 11,5 20 3,4
14 6
Toth, Daniel HUN 2068 2,5 6,5 12,5 20 -14,6
15 23
Debreci, Mark-Istvan ROU 1462 2,5 5,5 9,5 40 39,6
16 7
Torok, Tamas Titusz HUN 2001 2 9,5 16 20 -32,6
17 13
Kiss, Inez w HUN 1861 2 8 13,5 40 -34,4
18 12
Tornow, Michael GER 1923 2 7 12 20 -30,6
19 11
Biro, Zsolt HUN 1927 2 6 11,5 20 -7,8
20 22
Arko-Dadzie, George Kweku GHA 1659 2 5,5 9 20 -7
21 15
Hahn, Niklas GER 1848 2 5 10 20 -23,6
22 21
Hortobagyi, Luca w HUN 1727 1,5 7,5 12 20 -4
23 18
Hegedus, Zsombor HUN 1740 1,5 5 10,5 40 -16,8
24 25
Moldvan, Balazs ROU 1426 1,5 5 9,5 40 3,6
25 28
Szikszay, Zoltan HUN 0 1 6,5 11
26 26
Adegite, Adeolu NGR 0 1 6,5 10
27 24
Vasarhelyi, Szurina w HUN 1437 1 5,5 9 40 -10,4
28 27
Pryor, Kevin USA 0 1 4,5 8,5

Pairings/Results

Round 6 on 2024/09/18 at 10:00

Bo. No.   White FED Rtg Pts. Result Pts. Black FED Rtg   No.
1 4
IM Meszaros, Andras HUN 2119 4 La Barbera, Manfredi ITA 2070
5
2 1
CM Thing, Bibek NEP 2282 4 Yue, Erfei HUN 1859
14
3 20
Skytte, Robert DEN 1730 Horvath, Kristof HUN 2154
3
4 8
Sztojka, Sandor UKR 1977 3 IM Turzo, Attila HUN 2278
2
5 19
Tolnai, Jozsef HUN 1735 3 3 CM Mohamed, Saeed Laily UAE 1949
10
6 16
Marton-John, Almos Kiran HUN 1836 3 Toth, Daniel HUN 2068
6
7 9
Baki, Bence HUN 1953 Collado Arapa, Victor Hugo PER 1833
17
8 23
Debreci, Mark-Istvan ROU 1462 2 Torok, Tamas Titusz HUN 2001
7
9 15
Hahn, Niklas GER 1848 2 2 Biro, Zsolt HUN 1927
11
10 12
Tornow, Michael GER 1923 2 2 Kiss, Inez HUN 1861
13
11 22
Arko-Dadzie, George Kweku GHA 1659 2 Hortobagyi, Luca HUN 1727
21
12 18
Hegedus, Zsombor HUN 1740 Moldvan, Balazs ROU 1426
25
13 28
Szikszay, Zoltan HUN 0 1 1 Vasarhelyi, Szurina HUN 1437
24
14 27
Pryor, Kevin USA 0 1 1 Adegite, Adeolu NGR 0
26

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