Cuba Chezz Tournament, Capablanca in Memoriam

Havana Riviera Hotel will be the new headquarters of the Capablanca Chess. Excerpts taken from Juventud Rebelde, April 28, 2010 Capablanca Chess Memorial will be located in the central district of El Vedado in Havana Riviera hotel, where access is much easier to watch the tournament. Recall that Capablanca would be 9 to 22 June and have a very strong elite group, whose average Elo almost be around 2700 points. The list includes three first-rate foreign players as the Ukrainian Vassily Ivanchuk star, Britain's Nigel Short and the talented Russian Evgeny Alekseev. The four player is another Russian, Ian Nepomniachtchi, while Cuba will fight for the Grand Masters (GM) Leinier Dominguez and Lazaro Bruzon. By this time I put the rating of none, because the numbers vary in a few days when you upgrade the new world rankings. But it is also very attractive Premier group, where two other youths will be GM of the Russian school, Ildar Khairullin and Vladimir Potkin, both with more than 2600 Elo points. Also registered two very talented American chess: the Peruvian and Paraguayan Emilio Cordova Alex Bachman. Last year, Potkin finished in second place and Cordova in the third. Then he won the GM Neuris Delgado, who will be absent this time. Cuba will feature six players in the Premier group. This is Fidel Corrales, Yuniesky Quesada, Jesus Nogueiras, Holden Hernandez, Omar Almeida and Isam Ortiz. The latter is the only GM untitled, but included as a member of the new national screening. Soon will be disclosed payroll Open Group, which is expected about a hundred players.