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cairo
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Sigeman & Co 2004 Position after 5 rounds out of 9.
1. GM Evgeny Agrest (Sweden) 2601-------------3
2. GM Jonny Hector (Sweden) 2512--------------2
3. GM Curt Hansen (Denmark) 2635--------------4
4. GM Tiger Hillarp-Persson (Sweden) 2513-------21/2
5. GM Alexander Beliavsky (Slovenia) 2667-------2
6. IM Jacob Aagaard (Denmark) 2400------------11/2
7. GM Peter Heine Nielsen (Denmark) 2628-------31/2
8. GM Eduardas Rozentalis (Lithuania) 2619------21/2
9. GM Magnus Carlsen (Norway) 2552------------21/2
10. GM Nick de Firmian (USA) 2542---------------11/2
First 5 rounds was played in Malmoe and last 4 rounds, will be played in Copenhagen.
Link here:
www.ksu.dk/sigeman/
Best wishes
Cairo
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cairo
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Final result 1. GM Evgeny Agrest (Sweden) 2601-------------4
2. GM Jonny Hector (Sweden) 2512--------------41/2
3. GM Curt Hansen (Denmark) 2635--------------6
4. GM Tiger Hillarp-Persson (Sweden) 2513-------31/2
5. GM Alexander Beliavsky (Slovenia) 2667--------5
6. IM Jacob Aagaard (Denmark) 2400-------------3
7. GM Peter Heine Nielsen (Denmark) 2628--------6
8. GM Eduardas Rozentalis (Lithuania) 2619-------41/2
9. GM Magnus Carlsen (Norway) 2552-------------51/2
10. GM Nick de Firmian (USA) 2542---------------3
First 5 rounds was played in Malmoe and last 4 rounds, was played in Copenhagen.
Link here:
www.ksu.dk/sigeman/
Best wishes
Cairo
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soikins
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Wow! Carlsen took the third place? That's great. I heard Carlsen is among the invited players to the FIDE World Championship in Libia. Does anyone know will he participate?
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gibo
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i heard he did get an invitation as a wild card, not sure if he accepted.
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cairo
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Answer to id=soikins & gibo.
Sigeman Tournament 2004
The Sigeman Tournament 2004 organised by the Limhamn Chess Club and the Copenhagen Chess Federation took place in Malmo and Høje Taastrup (a suburb of Copenhagen) April 30th - May 9th 2004. Peter Heine Nielsen beat Curt Hansen to catch him in the final round both finished on 6/9. Half a point behind in 3rd was the World's youngest GM, Magnus Carlsen, who has been invited to play in the FIDE championships in Libya after becoming one of the FIDE President Kirsan Iljumzhinov's nominees. See www.fide.com
Best wishes
Cairo
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soikins
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The question remains Did Carlsen agree to participate? We will see soon...
Chapter II of Magnus Carlsen's Biography "World Champion (at least one of them...)" :)
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trond
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Carlsen will participate as a wildcard as far as I know. He was added to the participants list as a presidents nominee after several strong players turned down the offers to play.
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