FIDE Chess.com Women's Speed Chess Championship Qualifier Results

PeterDoggers

Updated: Jun 30, 2020, 12:41 AM | 22 | Chess.com News

WGM Tatev Abrahamyan and GM Valentina Gunina qualified for the FIDE Chess.com Women's Speed Chess Championship Grand Prix as the top-two finishers of the sixth qualifier tournament held on Monday.

Abrahamyan and Gunina had finished among the top eight players in the 21-round Swiss (1+1 games), together with WGM Daria Voit, WGM Hoang Thi Bao Tram, WGM Aleksandra Maltsevskaya, GM Nana Dzagnidze, WGM Polina Shuvalova, and WGM Meri Arabidze.

6th Qualifier Swiss | Final Standings (Top 20)

Rk	Fed	Title	Username	Name	Score	SB
1		GM	@Vanina1989	Valentina Gunina	16.5	214.25
2		WGM	@DariaVoit	Daria Voit	16	198.5
3		WGM	@meoluoi91	Hoang Thi Bao Tram	15.5	202.25
4		WGM	@Sanyura	Aleksandra Maltsevskaya	15	181.25
5		GM	@lili_ani	Nana Dzagnidze	14.5	177.75
6		WGM	@Flawless_Fighter	Polina Shuvalova	14.5	173.25
7		WGM	@axvesik	Tatev Abrahamyan	14.5	166.25
8		WGM	@Meri-Arabidze	Meri Arabidze	14.5	158.75
9		WIM	@ChelsieMonica	Chelsie Monica Ignesias Sihite	14	171.5
10		WGM	@ninullia	Nino Khomeriki	14	159
11		IM	@ElliPaehtz	Elisabeth Paehtz	14	158.25
12		WGM	@zabivol_mc	Alina Bivol	14	154.75
13		IM	@Korona_91	Gulnar Mammadova	14	152.75
14		WIM	@bulletteemo	Mai Narva	13.5	164
15		WIM	@binbin239	Hong Anh Nguyen	13.5	148.5
16		WIM	@Solozhenkina_E	Elizaveta Solozhenkina	13.5	148
17		WGM	@cukus	Papp Petra	13.5	142.5
18		WGM	@Ati1517	Turkan Mamedjarova	13.5	138.25
19		WIM	@AnotherGrumpy	Anna M Sargsyan	13	159.5
20		GM	@Pomegranate988	Bella Khotenashvili	13	154.5

The bracket of the sixth FIDE Chess.com Speed Chess Championship Playoff Qualifier.

Qualifier 5 report

WGM Deysi Cori and WIM Vaishali Rameshbabu qualified for the FIDE Chess.com Women's Speed Chess Championship Grand Prix as the top-two finishers of the fifth qualifier tournament held on Sunday. A final qualifier will be held on June 23.

Cori and Vaishali had finished among the top eight players in the 13-round Swiss (3+1 games), together with IM Anastasia Bodnaruk, GM Valentina Gunina, GM Antoaneta Stefanova, GM Nino Batsiashvili, IM Alina Kashlinskaya, and WGM Elena Tomilova.

5th Qualifier Swiss | Final Standings (Top 20)

Rk	Fed	Title	Username	Name	Score	SB
1		IM	@Vesper2018	Anastasia Bodnaruk	10.5	84.5
2		GM	@Vanina1989	Valentina Gunina	10	75.75
3		WIM	@vaishali2001	Vaishali Rameshbabu	10	75
4		GM	@GMStefanova	Antoaneta Stefanova	10	73.75
5		GM	@Bacyanide	Nino Batsiashvili	9.5	74.5
5		IM	@AliKa2810	Alina Kashlinskaya	9.5	74.5
7		WGM	@TomiLen	Elena Tomilova	9.5	70.75
8		WGM	@dey2580	Deysi Cori	9.5	66.5
9		WGM	@ARMQUEEN	Maria Gevorgyan	9.5	65.5
10		IM	@Char_dasha	Daria Charochkina	9.5	64.75
11		WGM	@cukus	Papp Petra	9.5	62.75
12		GM	@Goryachkina	Aleksandra Goryachkina	9	70.5
13		IM	@Natalya_Buksa	Наталя Букса	9	67.5
14		WGM	@Meri-Arabidze	Meri Arabidze	9	66.5
15		GM	@lili_ani	Nana Dzagnidze	9	64.75
16		WIM	@AnotherGrumpy	Anna M Sargsyan	9	63.5
17		WGM	@DariaVoit	Daria Voit	9	63
18		WIM	@JulAnt	Julia Antolak	9	62.5
19		WGM	@Sanyura	Aleksandra Maltsevskaya	9	59.5
20		WGM	@IriBu	Irina Bulmaga	8.5	64.25

The bracket of the fifth FIDE Chess.com Speed Chess Championship Playoff Qualifier.

Qualifier 4 report

FM Bibisara Assaubayeva and WGM Olga Girya qualified for the FIDE Chess.com Women's Speed Chess Championship Grand Prix as the top-two finishers of the fourth qualifier tournament held on Sunday.

Assaubayeva and Girya had finished among the top eight players in the nine-round Swiss (5+1 games), together with WGM Elena Tomilova, WIM Vaishali Rameshbabu, WIM Margarita Potapova, GM Antoaneta Stefanova, WGM Deysi Cori, and GM Nana Dzagnidze.

4th Qualifier Swiss | Final Standings (Top 20)

Rk	Fed	Title	Username	Name	Score	SB
1		WGM	@Olga_Girya	Olga Girya	7.5	39.25
2		WGM	@TomiLen	Elena Tomilova	7.5	37.25
3		WIM	@vaishali2001	Vaishali Rameshbabu	7	40
4		WIM	@PotapovaM	Margarita Potapova	7	38.5
5		GM	@GMStefanova	Antoaneta Stefanova	7	37.5
6		FM	@SaraBlackPanther	Bibisara Assaubayeva	7	35.75
7		WGM	@dey2580	Deysi Cori	7	34.5
8		GM	@lili_ani	Nana Dzagnidze	7	32.75
9		WGM	@cukus	Papp Petra	7	32.5
10		IM	@Korona_91	Gulnar Mammadova	6.5	34
11		GM	@KetiGrant	Ketevan Arakhamia-Grant	6.5	33.75
12		WGM	@Ati1517	Turkan Mamedjarova	6.5	31
13		IM	@SVijayalakshmi	Vijayalakshmi Subbaraman	6.5	30.5
14		WFM	@margarita_2703	Margarita Filippova	6.5	25.5
15		IM	@AccioChess	Padmini Rout	6	32
16		WGM	@meoluoi91	Hoang Thi Bao Tram	6	31.5
17		IM	@Karinaa87	Karina Cyfka	6	31
18		GM	@Goryachkina	Aleksandra Goryachkina	6	29.25
18		WIM	@bulletteemo	Mai Narva	6	29.25
20		WFM	@MashaFromRussia	Mariya Yakimova	6	29

The bracket of the fourth FIDE Chess.com Speed Chess Championship Playoff Qualifier.

Qualifier 3 report

GM Harika Dronavalli and IM Gunay Mammadzada qualified for the FIDE Chess.com Women's Speed Chess Championship Grand Prix as the top-two finishers of the third qualifier tournament held on Saturday.

Harika and Mammadzada had finished among the top eight players in the 21-round Swiss (1+1 games), together with GM Natalia Zhukova, WGM Deysi Cori, GM Valentina Gunina, GM Nana Dzagnidze, WGM Nino Khomeriki, and IM Alina Kashlinskaya.

3rd Qualifier Swiss | Final Standings (Top 20)

Rk	Fed	Title	Username	Name	Score	SB
1		GM	@Tashik	Natalia Zhukova	17	212.75
2		WGM	@dey2580	Deysi Cori	15.5	181.5
3		GM	@Vanina1989	Valentina Gunina	14.5	178.75
4		GM	@lili_ani	Nana Dzagnidze	14.5	172.25
5		WGM	@ninullia	nino khomeriki	14.5	162.75
6		GM	@Elegance_Riks	Harika Dronavalli	14.5	159.75
7		IM	@AliKa2810	Alina Kashlinskaya	14	181
8		IM	@themind1hunter	Gunay Mammadzada	14	171.75
9		WGM	@Crazy_girl99	Gulrukhbegim Tokhirjonova	14	171
10		IM	@Vesper2018	Anastasia Bodnaruk	14	169.75
11		GM	@Etoilegeniale	Sebag Marie	14	161.5
12		WGM	@IriBu	Irina Bulmaga	14	158.75
13		IM	@AccioChess	Padmini Rout	13.5	165.75
14		IM	@nurgyulsalimova	Nurgyul Salimova	13.5	157
15		IM	@lelajavakhishvili	Lela Javakhishvili	13.5	156.25
16		WFM	@LileKoridze	Lile Koridze	13.5	151.25
17		GM	@Pomegranate988	Bella Khotenashvili	13.5	150
18		WIM	@vaishali2001	Vaishali R	13	162.5
19		WFM	@goofypenguin96	Olesya Shevtchenko	13	150.75
20		IM	@SVijayalakshmi	Vijayalakshmi Subbaraman	13	148.5

The bracket of the third FIDE Chess.com Speed Chess Championship Playoff Qualifier.

Qualifier 2 report

WIM Turmunkh Munkhzul and IM Le Thao Nguyen Pham qualified for the FIDE Chess.com Women's Speed Chess Championship Grand Prix as the top-two finishers of the second qualifier tournament held on Friday.

Munkhzul and Pham had finished among the top eight players in the 13-round Swiss (3+1 games), together with IM Karina Ambartsumova, WIM Vaishali Rameshbabu, GM Valentina Gunina, WGM Papp Petra, GM Aleksandra Goryachkina, and WGM Deysi Cori.

2nd Qualifier Swiss | Final Standings (Top 20)

Rk	Fed	Title	Username	Name	Score	SB
1		WGM	@Fh2411	Le Thao Nguyen Pham	11	76.25
2		IM	@karinachess1	Karina Ambartsumova	10	82.5
3		WIM	@vaishali2001	Vaishali Rameshbabu	10	76.75
4		GM	@Vanina1989	Valentina Gunina	10	75.5
5		WGM	@cukus	Papp Petra	9.5	77.5
6		GM	@Goryachkina	Aleksandra Goryachkina	9.5	75
7		WIM	@Munkhzul_Turmunkh	Turmunkh Munkhzul	9.5	73
8		WGM	@dey2580	Deysi Cori	9.5	72.5
9		WGM	@TomiLen	Elena Tomilova	9.5	72.25
10		GM	@lili_ani	Nana Dzagnidze	9.5	69.5
11		WGM	@BairaKovanova	Baira Kovanova	9.5	66.75
12		IM	@AliKa2810	Alina Kashlinskaya	9	73
13		WGM	@IriBu	Irina Bulmaga	9	72
14		WGM	@Sanyura	Aleksandra Maltsevskaya	9	70
15		GM	@Etoilegeniale	Sebag Marie	9	65.5
16		IM	@Vesper2018	Anastasia Bodnaruk	9	64.5
17		WIM	@AnotherGrumpy	Anna M Sargsyan	9	62
18		GM	@Pomegranate988	Bella Khotenashvili	9	60.5
19		WIM	@Savagelittlemole	Anna Kubicka	9	59.75
20		WGM	@Muguet7	Mitra Hejazipour	9	58.5

The bracket of the second FIDE Chess.com Speed Chess Championship Playoff Qualifier.

Qualifier 1 report

As the top-two finishers of the first FIDE Chess.com Women's Speed Chess Championship Qualifier, GM Anna Ushenina and WIM Ning Kayiu on Thursday qualified for the Grand Prix phase.

Ning and Ushenina had finished among the top eight players in the nine-round Swiss (5+1 games) together with GM Valentina Gunina, GM Antoaneta Stefanova, WGM Gulrukhbegim Tokhirjonova, GM Aleksandra Goryachkina, IM Padmini Rout, and WGM Polina Shuvalova.

1st Qualifier Swiss | Final Standings (Top 20)

Rk	Fed	Title	Username	Name	Score	SB
1		GM	@Vanina1989	Valentina Gunina	8	47
2		GM	@GMStefanova	Antoaneta Stefanova	7.5	43.5
3		WGM	@Crazy_girl99	Gulrukhbegim Tokhirjonova	7.5	38.75
4		WIM	@Qnmeng	Kaiyu Ning	7.5	37.75
4		GM	@Goryachkina	Aleksandra Goryachkina	7.5	37.75
6		GM	@Enki007	Anna Ushenina	7.5	33.75
7		IM	@AccioChess	Padmini Rout	7	37
8		WGM	@Flawless_Fighter	Polina Shuvalova	7	35
8		WIM	@Munkhzul_Turmunkh	Munkhzul Turmunkh	7	35
10		WGM	@cukus	Papp Petra	7	33.5
11		WGM	@IriBu	Irina Bulmaga	7	32.5
12		WIM	@vaishali2001	Vaishali Rameshbabu	6.5	37.5
13		GM	@Elegance_Riks	Harika Dronavalli	6.5	36.75
14		GM	@lili_ani	Nana Dzagnidze	6.5	35.5
15		WGM	@Ati1517	Turkan Mamedjarova	6.5	33.75
16		IM	@nurgyulsalimova	Nurgyul Salimova	6.5	33.25
17		WGM	@Fh2411	Le Thao Nguyen Pham	6.5	31.5
18		IM	@AliKa2810	Alina Kashlinskaya	6.5	30.75
19		GM	@PKCLUB	Xue Zhao	6.5	29.75
20		IM	@Vesper2018	Anastasia Bodnaruk	6.5	29.25

The bracket of the first FIDE Chess.com Speed Chess Championship Playoff Qualifier.

The FIDE Chess.com Women's Speed Chess Championship is an online competition for female players held between June 18 and July 20, 2020. The format consists of four separate stages, with the first now underway.

Five more of these Swiss tournaments, followed by a knockout, will be played and will deliver two qualifiers each for the Grand Prix stage that follows. The Swiss tournaments are open to any titled women player (WCM/WFM/WIM/WGM/IM/GM).

The first three Swiss tournaments start at 7 a.m. Pacific time / 16:00 Central Europe. The last three will begin at 9 a.m. Pacific time / 18:00 Central Europe.

More information about the FIDE Chess.com Women's Speed Chess Championship can be found here.

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