27th European Chess Club Cup: Rogaška Slatina 2011

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Basic data

27th European Chess Club Cup
(see all-time tournament summary)
Dates: 24th September - 1st October 2011
City: Rogaška Slatina (Slovenia)
Venue: Grand Hotel Rogaška Slatina
Tournament Director: Mr. Adrijan Mihaljčišin (SLO)
Chief Arbiter: IA Dirk de Ridder (BEL)
Teams participating: 62 (from 36 countries)
Players participating: 440 (incl. 135 GMs, 63 IMs, 72 FMs, 1 WIM, 4 CMs and 2 WFMs)
Games played: 1302 (5 games were forfeited)
Competition format: Seven round Swiss
Final order decided by: 1. Match points; 2. Game points; 3. Buchholz
Time control: 40/90m + all/30m + 30s incr.(1)
Official logo: Tournament logo
Website: http://ecc2011.sahohlacnik.com (cached)
PGN game file: 11ecc.pgn



Best board results

1st Board
no. name flag code ELOp
1. GM Radjabov, Teimour Azerbaijan SOCA 3019
2. GM Tomashevsky, Evgeny Russia EKSA 2837
3. GM Yakovenko, Dmitry Russia YUGR 2821

2nd Board
no. name flag code ELOp
1. GM Vitiugov, Nikita Russia SPET 2835
2. GM Nepomniachtchi, Ian Russia EKSA 2808
3. GM Grischuk, Alexander Russia SOCA 2791

3rd Board
no. name flag code ELOp
1. GM Bartel, Mateusz Poland NOVO 2844
2. GM Bacrot, Étienne France OSBB 2827
3. GM Eljanov, Pavel Ukraine EKSA 2821

4th Board
no. name flag code ELOp
1. GM Areschenko, Alexander Ukraine TMSK 2876
2. GM Naiditsch, Arkadij Germany OSBB 2756
3. GM Kožul, Zdenko Croatia MARI 2729

5th Board
no. name flag code ELOp
1. GM Riazantsev, Alexander Russia RGSU 2963
2. GM Zviagintsev, Vadim Russia SPET 2794
3. GM Nielsen, Peter Heine Denmark OSBB 2737

6th Board
no. name flag code ELOp
1. GM Khismatullin, Denis Russia TMSK 3199
2. GM Grigorian, Avetik Armenia MKYE 2708
3. GM Safarli, Eltaj Azerbaijan SOCA 2706

Note! On the tournament website Eljanov is wrongly attributed to board #2 (though he played five games on board #3)
and Riazantsev is wrongly attributed to board #4, event though he played most of his games on board #5.