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eleventh with 13/21 in the Blitz. In July, he defeated Gelfand in a rapid match 5–3 as part of the Gideon Japhet Memorial held in Jerusalem. In October he finished seventh on tiebreak with 6/11 at the FIDE Grand Prix held in Baku. Svidler finished sixth with 12/22 at the Tal Memorial Blitz in November, before coming fifth on tiebreak, scoring 4.5/9, at the Russian Superfinal.

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of the Leon knockout 3.5-0.5, scored 4/6 for the Rest of World against Armenia and came third at Dortmund after coming second in group A, losing to Kramnik after a long tiebreak semi-final but defeating Leko. He defended his Mainz Chess960 title in August against Aronian 4.5-3.5. He seconded Kramnik during his successful

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Blitz, placing 47th. He finished tenth on tiebreak in the Nalchik Grand Prix scoring 6/13. Svidler defeated Karpov, Movsesian and Grischuk on the way to the ACP Rapid Cup final in May, losing to Gelfand 3–1, though he had decisive chances in two games. In July he came third in Donostia Chess Festival with 5.5/9, behind

689:" in which it argued "most of the top chess professionals will have no opportunity to take part in the World Championship until 2005" and called for the establishment of a Grandmasters' Committee as previously agreed. He then competed at the Moscow (rapid) Grand Prix, tied for second at the Ordix Open, won the 815:, who sat on the Appeals Committee at the event. He scored 4.5/9 for seventh place on tiebreak at the Tal Memorial and fourth in the Blitz event in November. He finished fourth at the Russian Superfinal in December with 6.5/11. His poor results since September dropped him from fourth to 12th in the world. 1510:

A frequent Russian club player, he competed 16 times, on all but two occasions for Saint Petersburg winning four times, placing second twice, and placing third seven times. He won individual gold for first board in 2000, 2001 and 2005, silver for board two in 1996 and 2011 and bronze for board one in

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20 times between 1995–2003 and 2006–2016, winning with Ladya in 1997, Paris NAO in 2003 and Saint Petersburg in 2011. Second-placed with Chigorin St Petersburg in 2000, Baden-Baden in 2008, Saint Petersburg in 2012 and Mednyi Vsadnik (from Saint Petersburg) in 2016, he won individual silver for board

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in August. He scored 5.5/10 for the losing "Experienced" team at NH Chess Tournament, then led Russia to team silver at the Chess Olympiad. In November, Svidler finished ninth in the World Blitz Championship with 19.5/38. Svidler ended the year with fourth place on tiebreak in the Russian Superfinal.

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Svidler started 2004 fourth in the FIDE rankings and subsequently voted second in the Chess Oscar behind Anand, but slipped to ninth after tiebreak at Corus Group A scoring 6/13, then came seventh and fourth respectively in the Amber Blindfold and Rapid sections. He lost to Alexei Shirov in the final

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Svidler placed tenth on tiebreak at the World Blitz Cup with 16.5/22 in January 2000, came third on tiebreak at the Wydra Rapidplay with 9/14, before being beaten by Jeroen Piket 1.5–0.5 in the semi-final of the Kasparovchess Grand Prix. he came third at the Ordix Open with 11.5/15, scored 15/16 in a

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3–1 after rapid tiebreaks, Bologan 2.5–1.5 after rapid tiebreaks and Radjabov 1.5–0.5, before being knocked out by eventual finalist Andreikin 2.5–1.5 after rapid tiebreaks. He reached the semi-finals of the ACP Rapid Cup in September, losing to Grischuk, then won his seventh Russian Championship in

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Svidler followed third place in the Moscow Superblitz in January 2006 before slipping in the final rounds to sixth place on tiebreak with 6.5/14 at Morelia-Linares. His form collapsed at Amber in March finishing last in the Rapid and sixth on tiebreak in the Blindfold, and put in solid performances

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acted as his second. Shortly after the tournament Svidler said: "I only prepared seriously for San Luis, and I think it has paid off. But in general I spend most of my spare time with my wife and kids, so my relative success in 2005 was a pleasant surprise." Crushing China in the last round secured

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in March. He scored 6.5/14 and won games against Kramnik, Andreikin and Topalov. He took part in Norway Chess in June, coming fifth in the Blitz with 5/9 and seventh with 4/9 in the main event. At the World Rapid and Blitz Championships the same month, Svidler came tenth with 10/15 in the Rapid and

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At Corus in January 2005, after a difficult start Svidler recovered to 11th with 6/13 before placing a solid fifth with 5/9 at Poikovsky. At Amber, he came seventh in both Rapid and Blindfold sections. In July, Svidler finished fifth on tiebreak at Dortmund after tying with Topalov, Bacrot and van

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and Valery Loginov scoring 5.5/9 in the St Petersburg Championship, before slipping to eighth place with 5/11 at a closed event in the same city. He came back with team silver and board-three bronze medals at the European Team Championships, England, victorious on tiebreaks. His form continued into

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4.5–3.5. Svidler claimed his fourth Russian Championship in September on tiebreak over Morozevich, scoring 7/9 and scored 5/8 for Russia winning the European Team Championship, ahead of Israel. At Cap d'Agde rapid in October, he won the qualifying Group A with 5/7. After beating Topalov, he lost a

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after a play-off match against Milov, having tied on 8/10. His participation in Gibraltar instead of Tata Steel was secured after organisers offered him a session at the local cricket nets. He successfully defended his Bunratty title scoring 5.5/6, but fell well out of contention at the Aeroflot

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event in Baku (invited as presidential nominee) between April–May with 6.5/13 and ninth on tiebreak with 5/11 at Aerosvit. He rebounded after a poor start in the second Grand Prix event held in Sochi in August, winning his last three games, to finish fifth on tiebreak with 7/13. He came fourth on

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In January 2007, Svidler lost his last two games to finish sixth at Corus with 7/13. Losing against Morozevich in the last round cost Svidler a share of second place at Morelia-Linares, instead placing fifth on tiebreak with 7/14, then took overall fourth on tiebreak at Amber in March (seventh in

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Although he was one of the strongest players at the Gibraltar Masters in 2015, Svidler slipped to twelfth place scoring 7/10 and slumped to eleventh place at the FIDE Grand Prix in Tbilisi, scoring 4.5/11. In May he scored 5.5/11 at the FIDE Grand Prix held in Khanty-Mansiysk for sixth place on

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Svidler finished 12th at the Gibraltar Masters in January–February 2012, part of a 17-player group on 7/10, then defeated David Navara 3–1 in a Cez Trophy match held in Prague in June. In July's World Rapid and Blitz Championships held in Astana, Svidler finished eighth in both sections scoring

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1.5–0.5 to reach the semi-finals. After avenging his 2001 World Championship loss against Ponomariov 1.5–0.5, he defeated Grischuk in the final 2.5–1.5 to claim the World Cup title. Svidler struggled at the European Team Championships in November, scoring 3.5/8 as Russia finished fifth. He came

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in September 2007. Struggling with losses in rounds three and five, he came back to win in the last round, scoring 6.5/14 for fifth place. He said in an interview that although he prepared deeply for the event he was "hugely disappointed". Svidler's 6/7 on first board regained the European Team

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1.5–0.5, having scored 6.5/8 in the main event. He won team bronze at the European Team Championships in November. At the 5th London Chess Classic in December, held in a qualifying group then knockout format, Svidler qualified top of Group B but was knocked out in the first round by Adams 3–1.

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but recovered to 6/11 for tied fourth, shared second with 7/9 in April's New York Open, then won the St Petersburg Championship in April. At the Novgorod Open in May–June he scored 6/9 for eighth place on tiebreak. He tied for first place with three players at Novosibirsk. A last round victory

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and Ponomariov. Svidler scored 6/10 for the "Experience" team as they defeated the "Rising Stars" in a Scheveningen match held in Amsterdam in August. Svidler scored 5/7 to win team silver at the European Team Championships in Novi Sad in October, stumbled to 3.5/9 and eighth place at the Tal

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from 15 March to 1 April, having qualified as winner of the World Cup in 2011. He finished third with 8/14, winning against Radjabov, Aronian, Ivanchuk and in a dramatic last round, Carlsen, which led to his rating rising to a record 2769. Although he finished in last place with 3/9 at the

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70th Anniversary Tournament but was knocked out in the quarter finals by Piket. He came 11th with 8.5/11 in the Ordix Open, second at Biel, half a point behind Korchnoi, second at Moscow's Lightning event, competed in the China-Russia Summit and won team silver and board one bronze at the

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in May and fifth on tiebreaks with 3.5/7 at Vidra Memorial. At the Tal Blitz Memorial just before the Olympiad, he was mid-table with 9.5/18. His 8.5/11 contribution, including wins in his first four games for Russia, helped win team gold as well as individual bronze on board four at the

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secured his second consecutive Russian Championship on tiebreak from five players with 7.5/11. Svidler rounded off his year placing fourth with 6.5/11 at the strong Groningen Invitational. His success pushed him to 33rd in the world rankings and third strongest junior and 2635 rating.

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in Mtel Masters and Olympiad held in May. After a short rest, Svidler returned to strength with second on tiebreak at Dortmund with 4.5/7, Kramnik catching him in the last round . He was defeated 5–3 by Aronian in the Mainz Chess 960 match after losing the last two games but beat

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In June, Svidler came sixth at the Eurasian Blitz Cup in Almaty. Svidler lost a mixed time control match in Biel against Maxime Vachier-Lagrave 1.5–2.5 in rapid and 1–3 in classical games. During the match Svidler was announced as replacement for Kramnik at the

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to rapid tiebreaks in the third round, where he would lose the last three games to crash out of the event. His successes over the past year saw him given fourth place in the Chess Oscars voting, ahead of Karpov but behind winner Anand, Kasparov and Kramnik.

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7.5/15 and 15/30 respectively. At the Russian Superfinal in August, Svidler shared first place with five other players on 5/9 after defeating Grischuk in the final round, leading to a play-off round-robin (25m+10s games). He placed third, behind winner

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against Leko in September then played at the Olympiad in Calvia, winning team silver and scoring 6.5/9 on board two. He took sixth place on tiebreak at the Russian Championship in November. He ended the year with second on tiebreak at the

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At the World Rapid and Blitz Championships in Berlin in October 2015 he finished 34th in the Rapid and seventh on tiebreak in the Blitz. He ended his year with team victory at the European Team Championship held in Reykjavik in November.

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2.5-1.5 in a standard match and 3–1 in a rapid match in Voronezh. Svidler's surge in form saw him climb to 8th place in the FIDE rankings. At the Mainz Chess Classic in August, he won an eight-game Chess960 match against

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in March. Svidler failed to convert several promising positions and finished fourth out of eight players with 7/14. He lost with Black against Anand in round 6 but defeated Aronian with the same colour in round 11.

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In 2008 Svidler lost to Grischuk in the quarter finals of the ACP World Rapid Cup. He won at Bunratty in February with 5.5/6, half a point ahead of Alexander Baburin. Svidler finished seventh in the inaugural

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Wely on 5/9. Russia disappointed at the European Team Championships in August, drifting to 14th. Svidler scored 5.5/8 for board one silver medal before successfully defending his Mainz Chess960 title against

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and Kasparov, scoring 8/11. He also defeated an overly ambitious Kasparov—who had started with 5.5/6—in their individual game. This results propelled him to 9th in the PCA rankings. In October at the

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2010 was a much quieter year for Svidler with eighth place at Amber (5.5/11 Blindfold, 6/11 Rapid). At the Astrakhan Grand Prix held in May, Svidler came 11th with 6/13. He won matches against

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but dramatically lost the remaining two games, forcing a tiebreak match, formed of mini-matches of shortening time control. Advantage switched between the players but eventually at the blitz

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held in San Luis, Argentina between September and October, Svidler placed shared second with Anand (third on number of wins tiebreak) scoring 8½/14 games, 1½ points behind the winner,

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School upon the former's closure. Mark Dvoretsky said that Svidler had to get written consent from Kasparov's mother in order to avoid accusations of taking students from that school.

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tiebreak. He scored 3/5 at the China-Russia Summit in July and came ninth with 5/11 in the Russian Superfinal. He played at the St Petersburg Summer Rapid, finishing in tenth place.

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Svidler-led Russia gold at the World Team Championship. He came sixth on tiebreak at the Russian Superfinal. His success in 2005 earned him fourth place in the Chess Oscar voting.

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At Frankfurt in June–July, Svidler came fourth in the West Masters with 7.5/14 and fifteenth on tiebreak in the Ordix Open (both rapid events). Seeded to round two, he defeated

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Svidler learned to play chess when he was six years old. His first trainer was Viacheslav Stjazhkin. He made his tournament debut in 1989, scoring 5 points from 11 games at the

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tiebreak at the Tal Memorial Blitz, before playing in the China–Russia Summit and Russian Superfinal. He won his fifth Russian Championship after a play-off with Jakovenko and

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by the same score. In November, he drew an internet rapid match with Morozevich 1–1. Svidler rounded off his year with third place at the St. Petersburg Blitz Championship.

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The real breakthrough, however, coincided very closely with the moment I started to work with Andrey Mikhailovich Lukin – without him I really might have come to nothing.

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After Svidler played in the World Cup (a rapid knockout event) and Eurotel Knockout, an open letter was published with Svidler's signature decrying the proposed "

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He won the French Team Championship with Paris NAO in 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006. Svidler won the league in 2009 with Évry Grand Roque and came second in 2010.

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with 6/9. During the tournament it was confirmed that Svidler's rating had risen above 2700 for the first time to 2710. In June he finished a point behind

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on board three. In a shortened Russian Championship in August Svidler won his sixth title with 5/7, though he lost his last game against Morozevich.

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at Bad Homburg with 6/9 and finished second on tiebreak at the Russian Championship behind Morozevich with 7.5/11. Svidler led Russia to gold at the

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At the Rapid World Cup in March 2001 Svidler was eliminated at the group stage, finishing fourth in Group A, qualified from the group stage of the

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in the play-off in May 2004, but he won every season from 2005/06 up to and including 2014/15. He also won the German Team Cup in 2003 and 2005.

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tiebreak game against Movsesian. He won the Abihome rapid with 9.5/10 in October, before joining Kramnik's team facing Kasparov at the

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a couple of losses saw him drop to tenth place on tiebreak with 4.5/11. At Groningen in November, he scored 5.5/11 for seventh place.

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into silver. Soon after he finished eighth at Tilburg with 5/11, then came third at the Wydra Memorial Rapid, well behind Anand and

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on tiebreak, both having tied on 7.5/11. He ended the year with solid 5.5/11 for eighth place at the FIDE Grand Prix in Tashkent.

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protesting against the handling of the controversy and calling for the dismissal of FIDE Vice-presidents Georgios Makropoulos and

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in August (Gelfand won). After tying for second place in the C group of the preliminary stage of the 1st FIDE World Cup, held in

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Junior Championship in Pinsk. He scored 7/11 for tied eighth place in the USSR Juniors in 1990 and 5/9 in Oakland. He became an

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Svidler came eighth on tiebreak at the European Individual Championship in March 2011 with 8/11, half a point behind winner

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with 7.5/11 at the Bermuda A Group before tying for first at Aeroflot, the invitation to Dortmund going to tiebreak winner

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In January 1999 Svidler tied for sixth with 6.5/13 in the blitz and 6.5/13 for ninth place in the Group A main event at

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ten times (1994–2010; 2014) winning five team gold medals, two team silvers and an individual bronze. Svidler won the

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final, losing to Morozevich, but his team took the title. He also played in the 2002–03 Belgian Team Championships.

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and Eckhard Freise, and tied for third at the Moscow Blitz Championship. In the "Match of the New Century" between

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School. One of those sessions was during the Baleares Open in Mallorca in December 1989. He transferred to the

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Rapid, fifth on tiebreak in Blindfold). At Aerosvit in June he finished fourth on tiebreak with a solid 6/11

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the Russian Championship (held as a knockout format) where he won his third title after a long match against

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In February 2013, Svidler came second in the Aeroflot Blitz and fifth in the Rapid. Svidler played in the

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Svidler was a signatory of a letter published in September which protested the decision of FIDE President

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Together with 43 other Russian elite chess players, Svidler signed an open letter to Russian president

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Memorial, though he finished sixth at the World Blitz Championship in November. Soon after, he knocked

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Svidler entered the FIDE top 10 for the first time in January 1998, at ninth with a rating of 2690. At

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and tied for first with four other players at the St Petersberg Chigorin Memorial. The short-lived

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Svidler is a frequent commentator on important chess tournaments and matches on the chess website

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Svidler has competed in three World Championship tournaments: in the period with split title the

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Entering 2009, Svidler defeated Carlsen in the Aker Chess Challenge final before winning the

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by the same score. He finished ninth at the Russian Superfinal in December after losing to

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and Karjakin. In October he was pipped to first place at the St Petersburg Rapid Cup by

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Memorial rapid and playing for third placed Russia in the Petrosian Internet Memorial.

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Peter Svidler - A Russian Grandmaster who loves cricket and Sachin Tendulkar!

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2.5–1.5 after tiebreaks, top-seeded Veselin Topalov 1.5–0.5, Chinese prodigy

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Svidler's third place in San Luis two years before earned him a place in the

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in 1991 and the following year tied for first place with Ragim Gasimov and

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1.5–0.5 in the semi-finals. He won the first two games against compatriot

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At the Chess World Cup held in September in Khanty-Mansiysk, Svidler beat

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in the semi-finals. In July–August he tied for second place with 5.5/9 in

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1.5–0.5 in Spitsbergen. Svidler lost an armageddon play-off game against

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In 1996, Svidler scored 2.5/5 for fourth place at the Kloosters event in

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Svidler is married and has two sons. Outside of chess, he is a fan of

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the starting position), then drew 5–5 at regular blitz as part of the

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Svidler won the Torshavn Open in February 1997, half a point ahead of

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two in 2003 and board one in 2009, and bronze for board two in 2000.

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to change the format of the World Championship. Under the proposals,

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At Fontys Tilburg in October 1997, Svidler's last round win against

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scoring 6/9 for team gold. He tied for second, half a point behind

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In January 1995, Svidler broke into the top 100 players rated by

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in the last USSR Junior Championship in Yurmala, scoring 8/11.

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in October 1994 ranked him world number 165, rated 2542.

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October after winning a rapid tiebreak match against

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Svidler reached the semifinals of the 634:, Svidler was eliminated after losing a 520: 361:1994 was his breakout year, winning the 347:In 1993, he started work with coach and 206:; born 17 June 1976), commonly known as 4921:"Open letter by GMs Bareev and Svidler" 516: 288:and Karpov Poikovsky. He also assisted 14: 8080: 1756:For Friends & Colleagues: Volume 1 1282:Other International Team Championships 1058:scoring 8/11, before competing at the 889:and Shirov before being eliminated by 800:in September, after tying on 10.5/15. 7858: 4614:. Chesslodge.blogspot.com. 2006-01-25 2519: 2517: 1994:"Your questions for GM Peter Svidler" 1612:"Chess conference with Peter Svidler" 214:and commentator who is an eight-time 27:Russian chess grandmaster (born 1976) 398:Fédération Internationale des Échecs 8123:Chess players from Saint Petersburg 7884: 7640:Interview with Peter Svidler (2005) 7543:Chess conference with Peter Svidler 7320: 1572:2018 World Chess Championship final 1559:and expressing solidarity with the 1090:in the Candidates Tournament 2024. 701:he scored 5/9, losing to Anand and 508:and Epishin 1.5–0.5, before taking 504:in December, Svidler defeated both 24: 2514: 1853:"Linares: The Anibal Hall of Fame" 1098: 773:FIDE World Chess Championship 2005 541:with 5.5/9 in May, a point behind 488:enabled him to tie for first with 479:FIDE World Chess Championship 1998 223:FIDE World Chess Championship 2002 25: 8134: 7575: 280:. Svidler also tied for first at 8113:Russian people of Jewish descent 7560: 7548: 7536: 7512: 7488: 7464: 7440: 7416: 7392: 7368: 7344: 7296: 7272: 7248: 7223: 7199: 7175: 7151: 7127: 7102: 7077: 7056: 7035: 7014: 6990: 6966: 6942: 6918: 6904: 6880: 6856: 6832: 6808: 6784: 6760: 6736: 6712: 6688: 6664: 6640: 6616: 6592: 6568: 6544: 6520: 6496: 6472: 6448: 6424: 6400: 6376: 6351: 6329: 6307: 6283: 6259: 6235: 6211: 6187: 6163: 6139: 6115: 6091: 6067: 6043: 6019: 5995: 5971: 5947: 5923: 5899: 5875: 5851: 5826: 5802: 5778: 5754: 5730: 5706: 5682: 5658: 5634: 5610: 5586: 5562: 5538: 5514: 5485: 5463: 5439: 5415: 5391: 5367: 5343: 5319: 5295: 5271: 5247: 5223: 5199: 5175: 5151: 5127: 5102: 5078: 5054: 5030: 5006: 4982: 4958: 4934: 4913: 4889: 4865: 4841: 4817: 4793: 4769: 4745: 4721: 4697: 4673: 4649: 4625: 4604: 4579: 4555: 4531: 4507: 4483: 4459: 4435: 4411: 4387: 4363: 4339: 4314: 4290: 4266: 4242: 4218: 4194: 4170: 4146: 4122: 4098: 4074: 4050: 4026: 4002: 3978: 3954: 1557:2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine 1535: 1294:(ETCC) with results as follows: 998:Svidler finished seventh at the 6912:"Baku Finals TB: Karjakin Wins" 3930: 3906: 3882: 3858: 3834: 3810: 3786: 3762: 3738: 3714: 3690: 3666: 3642: 3618: 3594: 3570: 3546: 3522: 3498: 3474: 3450: 3426: 3402: 3378: 3354: 3330: 3306: 3282: 3258: 3234: 3210: 3186: 3162: 3138: 3114: 3090: 3066: 3042: 3018: 2994: 2970: 2946: 2925: 2901: 2877: 2853: 2829: 2805: 2781: 2757: 2733: 2709: 2685: 2661: 2637: 2613: 2589: 2565: 2541: 2490: 2466: 2442: 2418: 2394: 2370: 2346: 2322: 2298: 2274: 2250: 2226: 2202: 2178: 2154: 2130: 2106: 2082: 2058: 2034: 2010: 1986: 1962: 1938: 1914: 1890: 1866: 1845: 1820: 1796: 1497: 1482:9th WTCC, Khanty-Mansiysk 2017 1093: 1031:, 3.5–2.5 after tiebreaks, and 912:, 4.5–1.5 at rapid, 7–3 blitz ( 654:Memorial Rapid, a point behind 303: 5497:www.gibraltarchesscongress.com 1772: 1747: 1723: 1699: 1674: 1649: 1625: 1604: 1583: 525:Svidler at Dortmund, June 1998 391:Professional Chess Association 308: 229:, and after reunification the 13: 1: 1832:tribunedigital-chicagotribune 1577: 1015:Svidler reached the final of 893:in the quarter finals of the 377:, debuting for Russia at the 231:World Chess Championship 2007 32:Eastern Slavic naming customs 7598:player profile and games at 6914:. Chessbase. 5 October 2015. 6339:. ChessBase News. 1 May 2013 1426:18th ETCC, Porto Carras 2011 699:Russia and Rest of the World 640:Classical World Championship 132:, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union 7: 8118:World Youth Chess Champions 7607:chess games at 365Chess.com 1593:. Chessbase.com. 2013-10-14 1528:Svidler played in the 2001 1292:European Team Championships 328:Svidler twice attended the 204:Пётр Вениами́нович Сви́длер 196:Pyotr Veniaminovich Svidler 80:Pyotr Veniaminovich Svidler 10: 8139: 8103:Chess Olympiad competitors 4322:"It's a matter of seconds" 1998:www.chessintranslation.com 1544:and is a supporter of the 1370:15th ETCC, Gothenburg 2005 1084:Candidates Tournament 2020 1045:2016 Candidates Tournament 1000:2014 Candidates Tournament 970:2013 Candidates Tournament 748:World Championship defence 233:. 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He defeated 717:in December with 7/9. 526: 235:Candidates Tournaments 216:Russian Chess Champion 8108:Russian chess players 1898:"The Week in Chess 6" 1633:"WELCOME TO BS CHESS" 1440:8th WTCC, Ningbo 2011 1060:Candidates Tournament 936:World Cup 2011 winner 930:Surya Shekhar Ganguly 903: 813:Zurab Azmaiparashvili 734:Konstantin Chernyshov 524: 7830:Alexander Riazantsev 7749:Alexander Morozevich 7712:Alexander Morozevich 2621:"ICC News Item #990" 1546:England cricket team 1518:, Svidler lost with 1314:11th ETCC, Pula 1997 1286:Svidler competed in 1249:Khanty-Mansiysk 2010 1017:Chess World Cup 2015 895:Chess World Cup 2009 594:1.5–0.5 but lost to 517:Entering FIDE top 10 450:, Ruslan Sherbakov, 407:Alexander Morozevich 363:Russian Championship 349:International Master 319:International Master 262:Chess World Cup 2011 189:No. 4 (January 2004) 7695:Alexander Khalifman 7685:Alexander Khalifman 7660:Sporting positions 7634:Internet Chess Club 7624:Internet Chess Club 1878:al20102007.narod.ru 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