Fritz 100 MT |
Announcement
Diary 1
Entries
Diary 2
Preliminary award Czech
Preliminary award English
Responses, Protest
Final award
Diary 3
Šachový svaz ČR, Sdružení šachových problémistů a Československý šach
vypisují
mezinárodní anonymní skladatelskou soutěž studií ke
stému výročí narození Jindřicha Fritze (15.6.1912 –
9.11.1984).
Cenový fond 10 000 Kč (cca 390 EUR).
Téma volné, rozhodčí IM Jaroslav Polášek
je připraven udělit také speciální vyznamenání za rozvoj Fritzových idejí.
Originály (max. 3 studie od jednoho autora) zašlete nejpozději do 15.6.2012
řediteli turnaje Emilu Vlasákovi na
emil@vlasak.biz,
v nouzi poštou (Stavbařů
3, 400 11 Ústí n. L., Czech Republic).
Průběžné informace, seznam došlých zásilek a rozsudek najdete
www.vlasak.biz/fritz100.htm.
Rozsudek bude otištěn také v Československém šachu.
To celebrate the centenary of Jindřich
Fritz (15vi1912 – 9xi1984),
Šachový svaz ČR (Chess Federation of the Czech Republic),
Sdružení šachových problémistů (Association of Czech Problemists)
and Československý šach Magazine
announce an international
anonymous composing tourney
for endgame studies.
Prize fund: 10 000 CZK
(about 390 EUR).
Theme free, but the
judge IM Jaroslav
Polášek is ready to award special
distinctions to development of Fritz ideas.
Originals (not more then 3 studies per composer) send
till June 15th 2012 to the tournament director Emil Vlasák emil@vlasak.biz,
a classical post is accepted (Stavbařů 3,
400 11 Ústí n. L., Czech Republic).
Running information, list of entries and award will be
available on the web
www.vlasak.biz/fritz100.htm.
The award will be also published in Československý šach.
Please, reprint.
If you have problems with typesetting of Czech diacritics, it is acceptable to
omit accents.
GM Jindřich Fritz IM Jaroslav Polášek Emil Vlasák
5.12 | 21:25 Announced |
5.12. | 22:25 The first entry |
5.12.-6.12. | Salutations from Yochanan Afek, Péter Gyarmati (reprinting in Magyar Sakkvilág), Mario Guido Garcia, José A. Copié (reprinting in Finales... y Temas), Ilham Aliev, John Beasley. |
6.12. | On the Chess Federation of the Czech Republic web published a small article by EV about Fritz, Fritz MT100 with two diagrams for o.t.b. players. |
8.12. | Reprinted in Finales... y Temas 67, thanks! |
Number | Date | Nick | Kings | Comments |
1 | 5.12. | Albus Dumbledore | Kf5-Kh6 | fully solved by the judge, seems to be sound |
2 | 7.12 | Cornelius Fudge | Kb1-Ka3 | solved by the judge, seems to be sound |
3 | 7.12. | Severus Snape | Kf8-Kh8 | immediately found two side-solutions by EV |
4 | 13.12. | Elfric the Eager | Kh5-Ka7 | not for a human without computer |
5 | 15.12. | Severus Snape | Kf8-Kh8 | correction of the number 3 |
6 | 20.12. | Lucius Malfoy | Kd5-Kg1 | cancelled by the author |
7 | 22.12. | Cedric Diggory | Kc1-Kg1 | solved by the judge with a small computer help (4...h3! 5.Nf4 Kg3!), seems to be sound |
8 | 23.12. | Peter Pettigrew | Kd4-Ke8 | |
9 | 18.01. | Quirinus Quirrell | Ke4-Kc6 | solved by the judge, seems to be sound |
10 | 22.01. | Armando Dippet | Ka4-Kb2 | |
11 | 26.01. | Hermione Granger | Kg5-Kb5 | fully solved by the judge, seems to be sound |
12 | 31.01. | Stan Shunpike | Kh1-Kb1 | fully solved by the judge, seems to be sound |
13 | 05.02. | Rubeus Hagrid | Kc8-Kc5 | fully solved by the judge, seems to be sound |
14 | 15.02. | Rufus Scrimgeour | Kd7-Ka7 | solved by the judge, seems to be sound |
15 | 25.02. | Viktor Krum | Ke5-Ke8 | fully solved by the judge, seems to be sound |
16 | 29.02. | Barnabas Cuffe | Ka5-Kb8 | |
17 | 13.03 | Zlatoslav Lockhart | Ke4-Kb7 | Solved by the judge. The try 1.Nc7 has the second refutation 2...Kc6. Unclear side lines, what about 2...Kb5 3.cxd4 Nc6 with an extra rook? |
18 | 14.03. | Remus Lupin | Kd1-Ka8 | Solved and cooked by the judge - side line 5.Nc3!. |
19 | 17.03. | Dedalus Diggle | Kh2-Kc1 | Seems to be sound. Positional draw 2 = Positional draw 4. |
20 | 17.03. | Dorcas Meadowes | Kf1-Kd1 | fully solved by the judge, seems to be sound |
21 | 17.03. | Emeric Switch | Ka3-Kh8 | fully solved by the judge, seems to be sound |
22 | 07.04. | Ron Weasley | Kf1-Ke4 | seems to be sound, solved by the judge with a computer help |
23 | 08.04. | Arsenius Jigger | Kh6-Kh8 | solved by the judge with computer help, seems to be sound |
24 | 12.04. | Algernon Rookwood | Kh1-Ke4 | solved by the judge with computer help, seems to be sound |
25 | 16.04 | Zlatoslav Lockhart | Ke4-Kb6 | correction of 17, seems to be sound |
26 | 16.04. | Sibylla Trelawney | Kd5-Ka2 | Such difficult position we cannot accept without supporting analyses. For example what about 8.Kxd6 or 9...Ra6 or 12...Kc4. |
27 | 23.04. | Minerva McGonagall | Kc4-Ke6 | solved by the judge with computer help, seems to be sound |
28 | 02.05. | Argus Filch | Kh4-Ke4 | Received both versions. Trustworthy analysis is missing, a lot of cooks. For example 2.Qg4+! Kf6 3.Bd8+! or 1...Kd5! 2.Qd7+ Kc4 3.Qa4+ Kd5!. |
29 | 08.05. | Dexter Fortescue | Kd1-Kd7 | Fully solved by the judge. The construction is not original (Zinar, Didukh). |
30 | 12.05. | Malcolm Baddock | Kb3-Kf2 | Solved by the judge using computer. Seems to be sound. |
31 | 13.05. | Lachlan the Lanky | Kf4-Kh5 | Fully solved by the judge without computer. Seems to be sound. |
32 | 14.05 | Euan Abercrombie | Kc8-Kh6 | Solved by the judge, seems to be sound. |
33 | 14.05. | Stewart Ackerley | Kh8-Kc4 | Solved by the judge, seems to be sound. |
34 | 20.05. | Damokles Belby | Ka3-Kh7 | Fully solved by the judge with computer help. Seems to be sound. |
35 | 28.05. | Broderick Bode | Ke4-Ka8 | full plagiat Zachodyakin 1931, 1. Pr 64, mirrored |
36 | 28.05. | Dirk Cresswell | Ka8-Ka1 | Fully solved by the judge, seems to be sound |
37 | 29.05. | Jimmy Peakes | Kg8-Kh6 | The judge could not find the saving indea, the study lacksa finale. |
38 | 30.05. | Ernie Prang | Ka2-Kg2 | Analyzed and solved by the judge. EGTB tested. |
39 | 30.05. | Herbert Burke | Kg8-Kb7 | |
40 | 02.06. | Edgar Bones | Kh3-Kg6 | Solved by the judge. |
41 | 04.06. | Dolores Umbridge | Kd5-Kg4 | EV: immediately evaluated as unsound. |
42 | 05.06. | Poppy Pomfrey | Ke8-Kh7 | Solved by the judge, seems to be sound. |
43 | 08.06. | Hippokrates Smethwyck | Kf3-Kd2 | Solved by the judge, seems to be sound. |
44 | 10.06. | Erik Munch | Ke5-Kh1 | EGTB based, sound. |
45 | 11.06. | Cuthbert Binns | Kb7-Kd4 | canceleld by author |
46 | 11.06 | Ted Tonks | Kc6-Ka8 | |
47 | 11.06. | Eric Whalley | Kf7-Kh6 | EV: Immediately found a lot of duals. |
48 | 13.06. | Morag MacDougal | Ka7-Kg5 | Solved by the judge using computer, seems to be sound |
49 | 13.06. | Pany Parkinson | Kd3-Kb7 | Solved by the judge using computer, seems to be sound |
50 | 13.06 | Alastor Moody | Ke1-Kb6 | Solved by the judge using computer, seems to be sound |
51 | 13.06. | Kevin Whitby | Ka4-Kh3 | Solved by the judge, seems to be sound |
52 | 13.06. | Jack Sloper | Kh1-Kf4 | Solved by the judge, seems to be sound. |
53 | 14.06. | Godric Gryffindor | Kg3-Kc2 | Solved by the judge, seems to be sound. |
54 | 14.06. | Harry Potter | Kd3-Kh3 | Solved by the judge, seems to be sound. |
55 | 14.06 | Enid Smeek | Kc1-Kf3 | Solved by the judge, seems to be sound. |
56 | 14.06 | Bowman Wright | Kd5-Ka5 | Solved by the judge, seems to be sound. |
57 | 15.06. | Oliver Wood | Kb7-Kd1 | |
58 | 15.06. | Bob Ogden | Kc7-Kg6 | cancelled by the author because of duals |
59 | 15.06. | Sirius Black | Ka6-Kc8 | |
60 | 15.06. | Gladys Gudgeon | Kg2-Kb3 | Several unclear side lines. |
61 | 15.06. | Ciceron Harkiss | Kb1-Ka7 | Dual 8.Nxc6/ 8.Rh7 and probably also 3.Nxc6 Bxc6 4.Rxc6 Rxd7 5.Rhh6! |
62 | 15.06. | Gilbert Wimple | Ke1-Ka5 | Unsound 6... Kb4! |
63 | 15.06. | Andrew Kirk | Kh4-Kf5 |
16.06.
The tournament
is closed with 63 entries,
37 authors from 18 countries.
Excluded/cancelled pieces 3, 6, 17, 18, 26, 28, 35, 41, 45, 58, 61,
62 (12).
51 pieces will be judged.
The August issue of Československý šach (8/2012) published the first part of preliminary award with Prizes and Honourable mentions.
From technical reasons (not enough space) the second part (Commendations)
will be published in the middle of September in 9/2012.
As the Československý šach is an important sponsor of Czech endgame studies
tournaments, we respect its publishing priority.
So the complete enhanced award in English will be
published here in September after publication in the Magazine.
The September issue of Československý šach (9/2012) published the second part of preliminary award with Commendations.
http://www.sach.cz/index.php?p=studie
Československý šach studies
http://www.sach.cz/2012/08/12studie08.pdf
PDF part1
http://www.sach.cz/2012/09/12studie09.pdf
PDF part2
http://www.sach.cz/2012/09/fritz100mt.pgn
PGN download
http://www.sach.cz/2012/09/fritz100mt.htm
replay
Here is the extended English version of Preliminary Award in PGN and PDF.
03.08.2012 Sergiy Didukh
The award of the Fritz-100 surprised me
a lot. I think it's clear to everyone that "судил дебил"! Sergiy Didukh
(Emil Vlasak: The Russian sentence means “judged from an arsehole”).
In the following correspondence Mr. Didukh offered to show moments the judge did not see and did not understand
, but finally he was unable to give any.27.08.2012 Jaroslav Pospisil
Dear Mr. Polasek!
The
study Nr. 64 Bazlov Kd5/Ke5 is insoluble according to Basic Chess Rules
(articles 5.2e and 9.3.b).
The Permanent Commission
of FIDE (PCCC) no longer exists being excommunicated from FIDE so the Codex (to
which you are referring to in the past) lost the force.
After the clumsy Didukh case the Pospisil's one is rather ridiculous. Of
course, the Basic Chess Rules don't also mention a lot of principal terms as
anticipation, cook, dual, etc.
So without Codex we cannot organize any composition tournament.
By the way, the Fritz 100MT is organized not only by the Chess Federation of the
Czech Republic but also by Association of Czech Problemists.
11.09.2012 Amatzia Avni
We apologize to Mr. Avni for misprinting his first name.
The problem arose at the moment the entry was received and the copy + paste
method delivered it in all materials.
I corrected all places where possible.
11.09.2012 Martin Minski
This is an excellent Award in superior presentation and with understandable
and detailed comments.
I find that the study of Y. Bazlov is the deserving 1st Prize.
Many thanks to you and to Jaroslav for your excellent organization!
11.09.2012 Anatoly Skripnik
See attachment (Bazlov 3-rd priz Kudesnik 2009) so study Bazlov in Fritz-100 (4-th hm) I think same and this study must be delite from award.
[Event "3rd Prize, Kudesnik 2009-1010"]
[Site "?"]
[Date "????.??.??"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Bazlov=Y"]
[Black "?"]
[Result "1-0"]
[SetUp "1"]
[FEN "8/q1p5/pk6/4N3/BK1N4/8/8/8 w - - 0 1"]
[PlyCount "27"]
[SourceDate "2005.01.24"]
1. Nd7+ Kb7 2. Nc5+ Kb6 3. Bc6 $1 a5+ 4. Kc4 a4 5. Nxa4+ Ka6 6. Nc5+ Kb6 7.
Nd7+ Ka6 8. Kd3 Ka5 9. Kc3 Ka6 (9... Qa6 10. Nb3#) 10. Kc4 Ka5 11. Nb3+ Ka6 12.
Nbc5+ Ka5 13. Bb5 $1 Qa8 14. Nb3# 1-0
The judge rejects this protest.
The quoted study from Kudesnik tournament is nice with impressive
triangulating, but it has only the same material with 4th hm; final mate here is
completely different and original.
12.08.2012 Emil Melnichenko
Congratulations to You and Jaroslav Polasek on an excellently organized and
managed tourney.
I like the use of Harry Potter characters to anonymize the participants, the
publicizing of individual comments and the website exclusively prepared for the
competition.
Hopefully, future organizers and judges will learn from Your superlative example.
1st Prize | 2000 CZK | Yuri Bazlov, RUS |
2nd –3rd Prize | 1625 CZK | Yochanan Afek, ISR/NED |
2nd –3rd Prize | 1625 CZK | Amatzia Avni, ISR and Yochanan Afek, ISR/NED |
4th Prize | 1250 CZK | Daniel Keith, FRA and Martin Minski, DEU |
5th Prize | 1000 CZK | Ladislav Salai jr., SVK |
1st Honourable mention | Sergey Didukh, UKR | |
2nd Honourable mention | Richard Becker, USA | |
3rd Honourable mention | Árpád Rusz, ROU | |
4th Honourable mention | Yuri Bazlov, RUS | |
5th Honourable mention | Pavel Arestov, RUS | |
6th Honourable mention | János Mikitovics, HUN and An. Nikolajevich Skripnik, RUS | |
Commendation | Valery Vlasenko, UKR | |
Commendation | Yuri Bazlov, RUS | |
Commendation | Martin Minski, DEU | |
Commendation | Steffen Slumstrup Nielsen, DNK | |
Commendation | Emil Melnichenko, NZE | |
Commendation | An. Nikolajevich Skripnik, RUS and János Mikitovics, HUN | |
Commendation | Jaroslav Pospíšil, CZE | |
Commendation | Vladislav Tarasyuk, UKR | |
Commendation | Alain Pallier, FRA | |
Commendation | János Mikitovics, HUN | |
Commendation | Valery Kalashnikov, RUS | |
Commendation | Valery Kalashnikov, RUS |
1st Prize | 1500 CZK | Eduard Eilazjan, UKR |
2nd Prize | 1000 CZK | Árpád Rusz, ROU |
Honourable mention | Michal Hlinka, SVK | |
Commendation | Iuri Akobia, GEO | |
Commendation | Michal Hlinka, SVK and Emil Vlasák, CZE |
1 EUR is about 25 CZK
We have not got any serious protest about the Preliminary
award.
So the Preliminary award turns unchanged into the Final one.
Československý šach Magazine will print this
information in 11/2012.
The full Final Award (PFD, English).
http://www.sach.cz/2012/09/fritz100mt.pgn
PGN download
http://www.sach.cz/2012/09/fritz100mt.htm
replay
Zpráva o turnaji na webu Českého šachového svazu /The tournament report on Chess Federation of the Czech Republic web.
Money Prizes transferred
Afek, Avni, Keith, Minski, Salai (through Dragoun), Rusz, Eilazjan.
Yochanan Afek published small report about the tournament http://www.afekchess.com/recent-news
Bazlov code 3788834650