2010 Guadaloupe Open
May 28th, 2010 by Daaim Shabazz
Guadaloupe will kick off their 2010 Open for June 12th-13th. Olivier Moueza has extended an invitation to all players to compete in the chess festival with a prize fund of 6000 euros.
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Bonjour,
La “Coupe de Guadeloupe 2010” s’est terminé au terme d’un suspence halletant;
En effet au début de la septiéme et dernière ronde, trois joueurs pouvaient prétendre
à la victiore Kevin TERRIEUX avec 6 points ,le favori Thal ABERGEL avec 5,5 points et le suprenant MENDIONDO Yosvanni de Cuba(joueur non classé)5,5 points.
Pour Kevin TERRIEUX une partie ou la victoire était nécessaire, alors que pour les deux autre une victoire était impérative pour espérer etre victorieux.
La partie qui opposait MENDIONDO Yosvanni à Yves BER (Champion de Guadeloupe 2009) se solda par une partie nulle, Au meme moment sur le premier échiquier la partie qui opposait Kevin TERRIEUX au favori Thal ABERGEL, se soldait par une partie nulle.
Donc Kevin TERRIEUX MI 6,5 points remporte la “Coupe de Guadeloupe 2010 ” suivit par la surprenante
Aurelie LEDIOURON avec 6 points et du régional Jean- Marie MOLIA avec 6 points.
Il est à noter que excepté Kevin TERRIEUX MI les autres favoris du tournoi sont relégués a la quatrième place pour Thal ABERGEL GMI, à la sixième place pour Stefan DJURIC GMI et à la huitième place pour Axel DELORME MI.
Link: https://www.echecs-guadeloupe.com/