| 1999 |
US WOMEN'S CHESS CHAMPION !!! |
| 1998 |
* Chairperson of Women's Committee of the USCF. Leader of US Women's Olympic Chess Team |
| 1997 |
* 2nd place, US Women's Chess Championship |
| 1996 |
* 1st place, US Women's Chess Championship. Leader of US Women's Olympic Chess Team |
| 1995 |
* 1st place, US Women's Chess Championship |
| 1993 |
* Awarded title of International Woman Grandmaster |
| 1990 |
World Student Team Champion, as a member of the USSR Team |
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1. Belakovskaia,A (2350) - Arribas,M (2280) [A80]
Erevan Olympiad (11), 1996
[Anjelina Belakovskaia]
1.d4 f5 2. Bg5 g6 3. Nc3
With the idea 4. e4 3...d5 4. h4 Bg7
5. e3 5. h5?! h6 6. Bf4 g5 5...
h6 6. Bf4 Nf6 7. Nf3 Be6 8. Ne5! Bf7
9. g4! Nbd7 10. gxf5 gxf5 11. Nxf7
Usually, in a closed position, knights are better than bishops, but this draws
the king out.
11... Kxf7 12. Qd3 e6 13. 0 0 0 a6 14.
f3 c5
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CHESS FOR PLEASURE, CHESS FOR STRENGTH ...
BECOME A CHESS EXPERT!
What is your rating now? Did you just learn how to move the pieces, or have
you played chess your whole life and still can't break through a certain level?
In either case, you're not alone. There are many players who enjoy the game
and want to improve. The main question is "HOW?".
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Author, 1996
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