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Schwarzacher Open 2026

39. Salzburger Sonnenterrasse Schach-Open 2026 — B-Turnier

Schwarzach im Pongau · 2–9 Aug 2026 · 90min/40 moves + 30min + 30s/move · 9 rounds Swiss · Classical Schwarzach im Pongau · 2–9. Aug. 2026 · 90min/40 Züge + 30min + 30s/Zug · 9 Runden Schweizer System · Klassisch

Round 2 · Board 21 · White vs Viehhauser (1722) Runde 2 · Brett 21 · Weiß gegen Viehhauser (1722)

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Score Punkte
of 9 rounds von 9 Runden
#40
Rank Platz
seeded #32 gesetzt als #32
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Performance Performance
rated 1798 Elo 1798
−3.6
Rating Wertung
FIDE change FIDE-Änderung

Updated 2 Aug, 15:36 Aktualisiert 2. Aug., 15:36

Standings Tabelle

Rk Player Spieler Pts Pkt
1 Hasanovic, Nurija 1
2 Perfler, Daniel 1
3 Blum, Gernot 1
4 Narr, Kevin 1
5 Hamzic, Vahidin 1
6 Calvi, Stefan 1
7 Schindele, Andreas 1
8 Halilovic, Husejin 1
9 CM Hinteregger, Arthur 1
10 Rukwid, Marc 1
40 Teubner, Elias 0

Round by round Runde für Runde

  1. 1LossNiederlageBlum, Gernot20640/1

Games

Partien
Round 1 Runde 1 · #1

vs gegen Blum, Gernot (2064)

1–0

Board one against the top seed, and for eighteen moves it was a real game — then I thought for about a minute on 19...Qf7 and hung my queen the second I let go of her. Instead of resigning I took everything I could get for her — rook, bishop, rook — and tried to strangle his king on the light squares, until 25...h5 walked into a simple fork and cost me the second rook. My king walk to the queenside was the last real idea; 31.h4 shut it down, and 34.Qa5 killed the pawn storm that was my final piece of compensation. Brett eins gegen den Topgesetzten, und achtzehn Züge lang war es eine echte Partie — dann habe ich rund eine Minute über 19...Df7 nachgedacht und die Dame eingestellt, kaum dass ich die Figur losgelassen hatte. Statt aufzugeben habe ich für sie geholt, was zu holen war — Turm, Läufer, Turm — und versucht, seinen König auf den weißen Feldern einzuschnüren, bis 25...h5 in eine simple Gabel lief und mich den zweiten Turm kostete. Mein Königsmarsch an den Damenflügel war die letzte echte Idee; 31.h4 hat sie gestoppt, und 34.Da5 hat den Bauernsturm erledigt, meine letzte Kompensation.

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Engine · Best15.16.17.18.
+0.2
Engine · Best15…16.17.18.19.
-2.5
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I played this in about a minute and saw the blunder the moment I let go of the piece. 20.Ng5 attacks the queen while his queen on b5 hits my bishop on d5 — there is no version of this where I keep the material.
Engine · Best19…20.21.22.23.
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My bail-out plan: grab as many pieces as possible for the queen and tear open the squares around his king, so at least I have something dynamic to play for. I always wondered whether 20.Nxe5 wasn't even stronger than 20.Ng5 — the engine agrees with me, it is about three quarters of a pawn better, because he pockets the pawn and still wins the queen.
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Engine · Best24.25.26.27.
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I calculated this and 24...Bxd1. Objectively Bxd1 is the better one — bishop and rook for the queen with a healthy pawn structure — but I wanted to keep the light-squared bishop for tricks and to keep his king boxed in on the light squares.
My line24…
+0.6

My alternative: bishop and rook for the queen with a healthy structure. I think this was objectively the better version.

Engine · Best24…25.26.27.28.
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Here I simply overlooked the fork: 26.Qg8+ hits my king and the rook on a2 at the same time. 25...Bd5 was probably the move.
My line25…
+2.8

What I would play instead of 25...h5 once I see the fork.

Engine · Best25…26.27.28.29.
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I still don't understand why he allowed ...e4 instead of playing e3-e4 himself — if he had, I'd probably have been dead right there. The engine's first choice one move earlier is exactly 29.e4+.
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My actual plan was a king walk to the queenside to help deliver mate — he could barely move a piece and my own king was incredibly safe. I no longer remember the concrete moves, and the engine is unsentimental about the idea: it doesn't march the king at all, it just throws the h-pawn forward, and 30...Kg5 comes out no worse and no better than what I played. Everything here is around five pawns for White — the plan was never real.
Engine · Interesting30…31.32.33.34.
+6.1
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h4 shut down the king-walk idea — this was the beginning of the end.
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Change of plan: forget the king march, just push the pawns and try to overrun him.
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Qa5 completely neutralizes the pawns; from here I have nothing left.
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He offered the trade with 35.Bc3 and I declined it. It doesn't matter — the mate arrives a few moves later anyway.
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