Archive for February, 2011
 Hello everybody!
An article I wrote just came out in the Russian culinary magazine ХлебСоль, which means in English Bread and Salt. In it I explain that a good way to lose pounds is… to play chess! If you speak Russian, you can read the article by clicking here.
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 Hello everybody!
I am pleased to report that I won the prestigious 2011 Moscow Chess Open Women’s Invitational, with 7/9. I made a long post on www.chessblog.com about it. By clicking on “more…” below you can watch all 9 games I played. Thanks to everyone on Twitter (English, Russian) and Facebook who supported me along the way.
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 Watch my Game LIVE against Mungultuul, decisive for the Tournament win!
Update February 6, 2011: The game just ended in a hard-fought draw, which benefits Alexandra since she has a better Berger coefficient (she beat stronger players such as Zhao Xue).
So the big winner of the 2011 Moscow Open Women’s Invitational Chess Tournament is Chess Queen Alexandra Kosteniuk!
Read the post about the 2011 Moscow Chess Open on www.chessblog.com.
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We’re pleased to report that Chess Queen Alexandra Kosteniuk started the year 2011 with a nice success, winning the prestigious Moscow Open 2011, with 7 out of 9 points, ahead of Batkhuyag Munguntuul from Mongolia (also 7 points but with a lower tie-break). Third is Chinese GM Zhao Xue, 4th was Russian Valentina Gunina. Read Alexandra’s post on www.chessblog.com and watch all her 9 games on www.chessqueen.com.
 Chessqueen is pleased to present Alexandra Kosteniuk’s Moscow Open’s Game LIVE, played right now February 5, 2011, against Jolanta Zawadzka. Update: Alexandra Kosteniuk won. Black’s Queen got caught in the middle of the board!
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