Day 2 Round 2


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Day 2 Round 2

The morning round was welcomed by nice weather. After several rainy days, sun started to shine brightly for the participants and the guests of the European Chess School Championship. The second round started at 10 a.m. and the last game finished about 3.15 p.m. In the category among girls U-17 there are only 6 players and after two rounds sisters Irina and Marina Baraeva are leading with absolute result. There are 5 participants in U-17 open section and after 2 rounds all games were drawn between the players. In all tournaments the fight just started and it seems that the main challengers will be determined during the next rounds. The third game will start at 4.30 p.m. Please check the second report below.

It’s easy to recognize “professional” chess players in School Championship who don’t like to play in mornings

I feel so sleepy…

…and position also looks boring

It’s not easy to hold my head without help of the bottle in the mornings

I prefer to be shoeless while I’m playing

When I’m thinking I can easily swallow my badge

The smallest participants play in U-7 category.

Girls and boys play against each other in U-15 age group. The winners in U-15 girl’s category will be determined separately.

It’s a pity but my position doesn’t look good any more

Let’s check the games of my friends.

Participants from different countries. It’s easy to recognize Turkish and Azerbaijan players but the third one might be from
Russia – T-shirt has Russian sign “Memorial of Mikhail Botvinnik”.

Report & Photos By Karlovich Anastasiya