2015

WGM Margarita Voiska wins “Thracian princess” Women’s Open

image003The Open Women’s Bulgarian chess championship “Thracian princess” celebrated its 10th anniversary with the annual edition of the tournament from July 20 through July 26, 2015.

The event was played in a 9-round Swiss format with tempo of play 90′ + 30″. The venue of play was County Youth House of Vratsa, a city in northwestern Bulgaria, at the foothills of the Balkan Mountains.

WGM Margarita Voiska, 11-time Bulgarian champion for women and 2013 European Women Senior champion, emerged a sole winner with 7 points. She took the trophy, leaving the nearest followers half a point behind.

The second place was shared in a three-way tie by WGM Elena-Luminita Cosma of Romania, 15-year-old WFM Anastasia Avramidou of Greece and 13-year-old WFM Gabriela Antova of Bulgaria, after the whole group finished the event with 6,5 points.

Voiska performed at Elo rating 2408 to gain 25 new Elo points, while Antova added the record-breaking 80 Elo points.

Tournament website

Final standings:

1 WGM Voiska Margarita BUL 2303 7
2 WGM Cosma Elena-Luminita ROU 2326 6,5
3 WFM Avramidou Anastasia GRE 2279 6,5
4 WFM Antova Gabriela BUL 2109 6,5
5 WGM Ionescu Irina ROU 2251 6
6 WGM Nikolova Adriana BUL 2332 5,5
7 Vasova Maria BUL 2022 5,5
8 WFM Bukhteeva Viktoria RUS 2163 5
9 WIM Raeva Elitsa BUL 2278 5
10 WGM Maksimovic Suzana SRB 2238 5
11 Shivacheva Donika BUL 1894 5
12 Azimova Karina RUS 2051 4,5
13 Andonova Luiza-Desislava BUL 1910 4
14 Krasteva Beloslava BUL 1760 3,5
15 Lakinska Simona MKD 1629 3,5
16 Galani Dimitra GRE 1292 3,5
17 Petkova Denitsa BUL 1470 3,5
18 Bocheva Margarita BUL 1780 3,5
19 Ma Ichen BUL 1274 3,5
20 Papaefstratiou Despina GRE 1209 3
21 Galani Anna GRE 1450 3

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