Chess at the 1st World Mind Sports Games

Chess at the 1st World Mind Sports Games

Men's Individual Blitz

	Semifinals				Final
	Mark Paragua	0
	Yuri Drozdovskij	2
					Yuri Drozdovskij	1
					Martyn Kravtsiv	2
					Third place
	Hristos Banikas	0		Mark Paragua	1
	Martyn Kravtsiv	2			Hristos Banikas	2

Women's Individual Blitz

	Semifinals				Final
	Hou Yifan	1
	Antoaneta Stefanova	2
					Antoaneta Stefanova	1
					Alexandra Kosteniuk	2
					Third place
	Zhao Xue	0		Hou Yifan	2
	Alexandra Kosteniuk	2			Zhao Xue	0

Men's Individual Rapid

	Semifinals				Final
	Alexandr Fier	1
	Anton Korobov	2
					Anton Korobov	0.5
					Bu Xiangzhi	1.5
					Third place
	Bu Xiangzhi	2		Alexandr Fier	1
	Zhang Zhong	1			Zhang Zhong	2

Women's Individual Rapid

	Semifinals				Final
	Jovanka Houska	0.5
	Antoaneta Stefanova	1.5
					Antoaneta Stefanova	2
					Zhao Xue	0
					Third place
	Zhao Xue	2		Jovanka Houska	1
	Huang Qian	0			Huang Qian	2

Mixed Pairs Blitz

	Semifinals				Final
	Krishnan Sasikiran / Tania Sachdev	3
	Valeriy Aveskulov / Tatjana Vasilevich	1
					Krishnan Sasikiran / Tania Sachdev	2
					Carlos Matamoros Franco / Fierro Martha Baquero	2
					Third place
	Carlos Matamoros Franco / Fierro Martha Baquero	2.5		Valeriy Aveskulov / Tatjana Vasilevich	3
	Ehsan Ghaem-Maghami / Atousa Pourkashian	1.5			Ehsan Ghaem-Maghami / Atousa Pourkashian	1

Mixed Pairs Rapid

	Semifinals				Final
	Utut Adianto / Irine Kharisma Sukandar	1.5
	Ni Hua / Hou Yifan	2.5
					Ni Hua / Hou Yifan	4
					Dao Thien Hai / Le Kieu Thien Kim	0
					Third place
	Ehsan Ghaem-Maghami / Atousa Pourkashian	1.5		Utut Adianto / Irine Kharisma Sukandar	1.5
	Dao Thien Hai / Le Kieu Thien Kim	2.5			Ehsan Ghaem-Maghami / Atousa Pourkashian	2.5

Men's Teams Blitz

	Semifinals				Final
	China	5.5
	India	2.5
					China	3
					Hungary	5
					Third place
	Ukraine	3		India	3
	Hungary	5			Ukraine	5

Women's Teams Blitz

	Semifinals				Final
	China	5
	Turkey	3
					China	2.5
					Russia	5.5
					Third place
	Russia	5.5		Turkey	1
	Vietnam	2.5			Vietnam	7

Men's Teams Rapid

	Semifinals				Final
	China	5.5
	Iran	2.5
					China	6
					Ukraine	2
					Third place
	USA	3.5		Iran	4
	Ukraine	4.5			USA	4

Women's Teams Rapid

	Semifinals				Final
	China	6.5
	Vietnam	1.5
					China	6
					Ukraine	2
					Third place
	Russia	3.5		Vietnam	2.5
	Ukraine	4.5			Russia	5.5

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