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Vadim Malakhatko took first place at the Liechtenstein Open 2013

Belgian GM Vadim Malakhatko finished first at the 31st International Chess Open in the Principality of Liechtenstein which took place on 3-11th May, 2013, at the Gemeindesaal Triesen. The tournament was held under the patronage of S.D. Erbprinz Alois von und zu Liechtenstein.

Malakhatko tied on first place with Russian GM Vladislav Vorotnikov. Both players scored 7 points in the 9 rounds Swiss, but the Belgian took home the first prize of CHF 2’000 due to his better tiebreak score.

Vorotnikov missed his chance to win the event given that both players arrived as co-leaders but the Russian had a lower-rated opponent, while the eventual champion had to face veteran GM Miso Cebalo. Both games finished in draws and Malakhatko took the winner’s trophy.

Hungarian IM Gyula Izsak finished third.

Chief Arbiter was IA Albert Baumberger. More information on the official website.

Castle in Liechtenstein

Castle in Liechtenstein

Final Standings:

1 GM Malakhatko Vadim BEL 2552 7
2 GM Vorotnikov Vladislav V RUS 2473 7
3 IM Izsak Gyula HUN 2445 6.5
4   Kessler Luca AUT 2242 6.5
5 GM Farago Ivan HUN 2445 6.5
6 GM Cebalo Miso CRO 2438 6.5
7 GM Sergeev Vladimir UKR 2430 6.5
8 GM Van Der Weide Karel NED 2448 6
9 FM Rooze Jan BEL 2372 6
10 IM Sedina Elena ITA 2333 6
11 IM Belezky Alexander UKR 2463 6
12   Schiendorfer Florian SUI 2216 6
13 GM Paehtz Thomas GER 2410 5.5
14 IM Hommeles Theo NED 2431 5.5
15 IM Peredy Ferenc HUN 2191 5.5
16 FM Bezemer Arno NED 2294 5.5
17   Bezler Rainer AUT 2206 5.5
18 IM Zozulia Anna BEL 2326 5.5
19 FM Friedrich Norbert GER 2340 5.5
20 CM Mueller Markus GER 2167 5.5
21 FM Meng Roger NED 2308 5.5
22 IM Habibi Ali GER 2266 5.5
23   Meduna Eduard CZE 2057 5.5
24   Kuhn Thomas SUI 2158 5.5
25   Schaefer Michael GER 2172 5.5
26 IM Kelecevic Nedeljko SUI 2254 5.5
27   Poettinger Harald Dr. AUT 2250 5.5
28 WIM Medunova Vera CZE 2126 5.5
29   Hovenga Alje NED 2183 5.5
30 CM Keller Manfred GER 2161 5.5
31   Van Heirzeele Daniel BEL 2165 5.5
32   Hofer Emilian AUT 1961 5
33   Sarmir Milos SVK 2059 5
34   Bluhm Sonja Maria GER 2048 5
35   Klings Peter GER 2179 5
36 CM Herbold Manfred GER 2069 5
37   Maurer Fritz SUI 2120 5
38 CM Mannhart Marcel LIE 2094 5
39   Simon Peter GER 2156 5
40   Scheffknecht Philipp AUT 2089 4.5
41   Zahn Alina GER 1935 4.5
42   Bahl Felix AUT 1989 4.5
43   Willemsma Abe NED 2121 4.5
    Benes Petr CZE 2097 4.5
45   Partenheimer Axel GER 2172 4.5
46   Peterlunger Erich AUT 1979 4.5
47   Mertens Klaus GER 2066 4.5
48   Schiendorfer Reinhard SUI 2087 4.5
49   Tarnutzer Werner SUI 2007 4.5
50   Baradaran Arman USA 0 4.5
51   Gerold Alexander AUT 1581 4.5
52   Polzin Jens-Peter GER 1928 4.5
53   Notegger Peter AUT 1940 4.5
54   Marentini Marcel SUI 2064 4
55   Frick Renato LIE 2054 4
56   Rous Daniel CZE 2038 4
57   Bergen Klaus AUT 1915 4
58   Vagovsky Jozef SVK 1934 4
59   Proyer Enno AUT 1933 4
60   Leimeister Winfried GER 1921 4
61   Van Dongen Rob NED 1954 4
62   Eilers Jochen GER 2017 4
63   Ladner Peter AUT 1994 4
64   Hornak Pavol SVK 1739 4
65   Verwer Renzo NED 1860 4
66   Nesimovic Kemal AUT 1835 4
67   Baumann Kurt SUI 1989 3.5
68   Raddatz Michael GER 2063 3.5
69   Buchaeckert Juergen GER 1960 3.5
70   Hehle Bernhard AUT 1944 3.5
71   Kleinhenz Hans-Georg GER 1920 3.5
72   Lachat Martin SUI 1682 3.5
73   Onda Walter SUI 1909 3.5
74   Caorlin Marco SUI 1897 3.5
75   Halwachs Siegfried AUT 1907 3.5
76   Plicka Petr CZE 1940 3
77   Durakovic Zlatko AUT 1805 3
78   Hyoetylae Tapio SUI 1820 3
79   Kuhn Michael AUT 1831 3
80   Weishäutel Moritz GER 1228 3
81   Schiendorfer Alexander SUI 1842 3
82   Fischer Daniel SUI 1633 3
83   Plieger Josef AUT 1920 3
84   Martic Ilija AUT 1315 3
85   Hoecker Horst GER 1699 3
86   Bartos Pavel CZE 1638 3
87   Chiesola Elmar AUT 1800 2.5
88   Gruber Juerg SUI 1670 2.5
89   Pilsan Martha AUT 1508 2.5
90   Bereuter Fabian AUT 800 2
91   Wagner Leopold Franziskus GER 1012 1
92   Martic Ivan AUT 925 1
           

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