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6th Japfa Festival Women International, Jakarta 2011

23 Dec 2013Published11 Aug 2014Updated

6th Japfa Festival Women International, Jakarta 2011

					1	2	3	4	5	6	VP	DE	SB	VS
1	Guramishvili, SopikoGuramishvili, Sopiko FIDE ID: 13602888.	13602888	wg	2359		½ ½	½ 0	½ 1	½ 1	1 1	6.5	0.0	28.00	4
2	Krivec, JanaKrivec, Jana FIDE ID: 14601982.	14601982	wg	2290	½ ½		½ 1	0 1	1 0	1 ½	6.0	0.0	28.00	4
3	Burtasova, Anna DenisovnaBurtasova, Anna Denisovna FIDE ID: 4150740.	4150740	wg	2271	½ 1	½ 0		1 0	0 1	1 ½	5.5	0.0	26.00	4
4	Aulia, Medina WardaAulia, Medina Warda FIDE ID: 7101570. POB: Jakarta . DOB: 1997.07.07. Peak Elo: 2355 (2014).	7101570	wf	2112	½ 0	1 0	0 1		½ ½	1 ½	5.0	0.0	23.00	3
5	Sihite, Chelsie Monica IgnesiasSihite, Chelsie Monica Ignesias FIDE ID: 7101198.	7101198	wm	2100	½ 0	0 1	1 0	½ ½		½ ½	4.5	0.0	22.25	2
6	Citra, Dewi Ardhiani AnastasiaCitra, Dewi Ardhiani Anastasia FIDE ID: 7101244. DOB: 1994.	7101244	wf	2083	0 0	0 ½	0 ½	0 ½	½ ½		2.5	0.0	12.75	0
VP	: Victory points.
DE	: Direct encounter of players in the same point group.
SB	: Sonneborn berger.
VS	: Number of victories.

		PGN 2014.02.13. 6 games. Incomplete.
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2011.10.23-28. Double Round Robin 10 rounds. 6 players. Rating average 2203. WIM norm 5. WIM norm: Medina Warda Aulia.

Sopiko Guramishvili, the champion. Photo © Chessbase.

Sopiko Guramishvili, the champion. Photo © Chessbase.

Georgian WGM, Sopiko Guramishivili, claimed the championship trophy of the 6th Japfa Festival Women International on October 28th 2011 after collecting 6.5 VP in ten rounds. Sopiko edged out the other five players. The chess event was contested in double tound robin since October 23rd at Kartika Chandra Hotel, Jakarta.

Only half points separated between Sopiko and her closest rival Sloven WGM Jana Krivec. Until the penultimate round both WGMs still collected the same VP, 6. But in the last round Jana got beaten by the WFM Medina Warda Aulia while Sopiko took half points from WIM Chelsie Monica Sihite.

The happy winners. Photo © TribunSport.com.

WGM Anna Burtasova of Russia had to settle for the third place. She had a poor start in the early rounds, lost thrice in the first four rounds. Indonesian players Medina, Chelsie, and WFM Dewi Citra couldn’t do any better than placing themselves in the bottom half. Medina got her target though. She secured her first WIM norm.

For Indonesian players, aside of the norm hunting, the event was part of the preparations towards the upcoming 26th SEA Games held in the next few weeks.

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