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Moldovan-French chess player (born 1976)
Almira Skripchenko (born 17 February 1976) is a Moldovan-French chess player who holds the titles of International Master (IM) and Woman Grandmaster (WGM)
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Surname list
Skripchenko is a gender-neutral East Slavic surname. Notable people with the surname include: Almira Skripchenko (born 1976), Moldovan-French chess player
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Topics referred to by the same term
television Almira Skripchenko, Moldovian-born French chess player Jacques Almira (born Jacques Schaetzle, 1950), French writer Almira College, a women's
Almira_(disambiguation)
2013-10 1983 56 China Qin Kanying 2501 2000-07 1974 Moldova France Almira Skripchenko 2501 2003-01 1976 58 Georgia Lela Javakhishvili 2500 2010-03 1984
List of chess players by peak FIDE rating
List_of_chess_players_by_peak_FIDE_rating
French chess grandmaster and businessman (born 1973)
on his business/professional activities. He married Almira Skripchenko in 1997. Almira Skripchenko is an International Master and was one of the strongest
Joël_Lautier
Chess tournament in Sochi, Russia
Buksa (UKR), IM, 2413 (FN) Irine Kharisma Sukandar (INA), IM, 2413 (FN) Almira Skripchenko (FRA), IM, 2411 (FN) Elina Danielian (ARM), GM, 2407 (FN) Hoang
Women's_Chess_World_Cup_2021
Chinese chess grandmaster (born 1994)
Jinan, China. In that tournament, she defeated international master Almira Skripchenko and achieved a performance rating of 2393. From 28 June–6 July at
Hou_Yifan
Schleining Elena Sedina Shen Yang Polina Shuvalova Yuliya Shvayger Almira Skripchenko Song Yuxin Soumya Swaminathan Irene Kharisma Sukandar Elena Tairova†
List_of_female_chess_players
Bellón Dragisa Blagojevic and Tijana Mandura Naira Agababean and Almira Skripchenko Svetlana Agrest and Inna Agrest Maria Albuleț and Marina Makropoulou
List_of_chess_families
President of Mexico Cécilia Attias, second wife of Nicolas Sarkozy Almira Skripchenko, chess player Ary Abittan, actor Richard Anconina, actor Pierre Assouline
List of French people of immigrant origin
List_of_French_people_of_immigrant_origin
Indian chess player (born 1979)
where she came second with 6½ points, which was the same score as to Almira Skripchenko who beat Vijayalakshmi in the tie-break. In Germany she took part
Subbaraman_Vijayalakshmi
Ukrainian chess grandmaster (born 1990)
between Magnus Carlsen and Ian Nepomniachtchi. Muzychuk was replacing Almira Skripchenko, who was unable to attend. Muzychuk has a good friendly relationship
Anna_Muzychuk
Chess tournament
Tatiana Stepovaya-Dianchenko (RUS) 32 / K.O. 2001 Warsaw, Poland Almira Skripchenko (MDA) Ekaterina Kovalevskaya (RUS) Ketevan Arakhamia-Grant (GEO)
European Individual Chess Championship
European_Individual_Chess_Championship
National chess tournament of France
Sophie Milliet 2004 Val d'Isère Almira Skripchenko 2005 Chartres Almira Skripchenko 2006 Besançon Almira Skripchenko 2007 Aix-les-Bains Silvia Collas
French_Chess_Championship
Annual elite chess tournament in Germany
Meeting (July 12 – 22, 2001) IM Arkadij Naiditsch (2524) defeated IM Almira Skripchenko-Lautier (2494) in Dortmund Sparkassen Match with the score 7:3. The
Dortmund Sparkassen Chess Meeting
Dortmund_Sparkassen_Chess_Meeting
New Zealand chess player
round sensational won to Nino Gurieli but in the second round lost to Almira Skripchenko. Later Marany Meyer moved to New Zealand and since 2009 she has been
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Poker tournament winners
19–20 Celebrity Invitational Commerce Casino Davidi Kitai $100,000 Almira Skripchenko 482 $0 $200,000 February 25-March 3 L.A. Poker Classic Commerce Casino
World Poker Tour Champions Club
World_Poker_Tour_Champions_Club
French chess player (1961–2008)
(in French) (581) Leconte, Maria; Skripchenko, Almira (September–October 2008), "Maria Leconte et Almira Skripchenko commentent une partie de Roza" (PDF)
Roza_Lallemand
Non-profit organisation to benefit professional chess players
Turkey. The first players meeting organized during that event by IM Almira Skripchenko, GM Pavel Tregubov, and GM Igor Glek was followed by the formation
Association of Chess Professionals
Association_of_Chess_Professionals
French chess grandmaster (born 1981)
(1981-11-30) 30 November 1981 (age 44) Dax, Landes, France Spouse Almira Skripchenko (m. 2007) Chess career Country France Title Grandmaster (2000)
Laurent_Fressinet
French chess player
French champion Sophie Milliet and in 2022, beaten in the final by Almira Skripchenko. She is again vice-champion of France in 2022. Natacha Benmesbah played
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Belarusian chess player
Women's World Chess Championship 2000 in the first round lost to Almira Skripchenko, In Women's World Chess Championship 2001 in the first round lost
Genrieta_Lagvilava
born 1993) Karel Skalička (Czechoslovakia, Argentina, 1896–1979) Almira Skripchenko (Moldova, France, born 1976) Bogdan Śliwa (Poland, 1922–2003) Sam
List_of_chess_players
Khurtsidze (Soviet Union) 1992 Duisburg (Germany) Ronen Har-Zvi (Israel) Almira Skripchenko (Moldova) 1993 Bratislava (Slovakia) Đào Thiên Hải (Vietnam) Elina
World Youth Chess Championship
World_Youth_Chess_Championship
Pavasovic, Slovenian GM, winner of the national championship – October 15 Almira Skripchenko, Moldovan-French IM and WGM, women's European champion – February
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International team chess event
France Maria Nepeina-Leconte Marie Sebag Roza Lallemand Moldova Almira Skripchenko Svetlana Petrenko England Harriet Hunt Jovanka Houska Susan Lalic
European Team Chess Championship
European_Team_Chess_Championship
Chess tournament in the Netherlands
Zhaoqin (Netherlands) 2460 0 1 0 0 0 0 ½ ½ ½ Does not appear 1 ½ 4 2434 9–10 11 WGM Almira Skripchenko-Lautier (France) 2498 0 0 0 ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ 0 0 Does not appear 1 3½ 2399
Corus_Chess_Tournament_2002
Konstantin Sakaev takes gold in the Boys Under-18 contest, while Almira Skripchenko wins the Under-16 Girls and Luke McShane takes the Under-10 Boys'
1992_in_chess
Russian-Turkish chess player (born 1982)
Anglo-Slav Variation, General (A11), ½-½ Ekaterina Polovnikova-Atalik vs Almira Skripchenko-Lautier, Biel Int'l Festival (Ladies) 2006, Indian Game: Budapest
Ekaterina_Atalik
International chess competition
Zhukova (Ukraine), 2451, GM (E10) Monika Soćko (Poland), 2445, GM (E10) Almira Skripchenko (France), 2441, IM (R) Guo Qi (China), 2432, WGM (PN) Deysi Cori (Peru)
Women's World Chess Championship 2012
Women's_World_Chess_Championship_2012
Women's chess tournament series
Antoaneta Stefanova Alexandra Kosteniuk Five organizer nominees: Almira Skripchenko Sarasadat Khademalsharieh Nino Batsiashvili Zhao Xue Olga Girya Other
FIDE Women's Grand Prix 2015–16
FIDE_Women's_Grand_Prix_2015–16
Shchekachev Russia France Kamran Shirazi Iran United States France Almira Skripchenko Moldova France Andrei Sokolov Russia France Boris Spassky Soviet
List of FIDE federation player transfers
List_of_FIDE_federation_player_transfers
Chen (China) +49 +30 =4 =8 -2 -6 -23 +44 =22 +16 =18 +17 -1 7 45.75 20 Almira Skripchenko (Moldova) +48 +22 -2 +34 -8 +26 +29 -3 -9 =18 +41 -6 =10 7 43.75 21
Women's World Chess Championship 1999
Women's_World_Chess_Championship_1999
Kazakhstani-French chess grandmaster (born 1973)
players featured in the contest were Natalija Pogonina, Maria Manakova, Almira Skripchenko and Elisabeth Pähtz. Championnats de France[permanent dead link] (in
Vladislav_Tkachiev
Annual chess tournament held in Gibraltar
Ketevan Arakhamia-Grant Viktorija Čmilytė Pia Cramling Iweta Radziewicz Almira Skripchenko 2006 Kiril Georgiev Antoaneta Stefanova 2007 Vladimir Akopian Jovanka
Gibraltar_Chess_Festival
Chess tournament in Moscow, Russia
Chiburdanidze (GEO), 2513, GM (R) Wang Pin (CHN), 2498, WGM (R) Almira Skripchenko-Lautier (MDA), 2497, WGM (E) Nana Ioseliani (GEO), 2497, IM (R) Zhu
Women's World Chess Championship 2001
Women's_World_Chess_Championship_2001
Chinese chess player (born 1981)
Yuanyuan Archived April 6, 2007, at the Wayback Machine AIGO chess Almira Skripchenko – cannons on the chessboard Xu, Yuanyuan rating card at FIDE FIDE
Xu_Yuanyuan
Vietnamese-Australian chess player (born 1974)
Championship 2001 in Moscow, Russia, where she was eliminated in round 1 by Almira Skripchenko. Phan-Koshnitsky was awarded by FIDE the titles of Woman FIDE Master
Ngan_Phan-Koshnitsky
Final Table Place Name Prize 1st Davidi Kitai $100,000 2nd Almira Skripchenko $50,000 3rd Dan Heimiller $20,000 4th George Rechnitzer $15,000 5th Damon
World Poker Tour season 9 results
World_Poker_Tour_season_9_results
Chess tournament in Antakya, Turkey
Muzychuk (UKR), 2462, IM (E09) Shen Yang (CHN), 2461, WGM (Z3.5) Almira Skripchenko (FRA), 2460, IM (E08) Anna Ushenina (UKR), 2460, IM (E08) Yelena
Women's World Chess Championship 2010
Women's_World_Chess_Championship_2010
Kovalevskaya (RUS), 2468, WGM Natalia Zhukova (UKR), 2467, WGM Almira Skripchenko (MDA), 2451, IM Anna Zatonskih (UKR), 2446, WGM Ketino Kachiani-Gersinska (GER)
Women's World Chess Championship 2000
Women's_World_Chess_Championship_2000
Chess tournament in Ekaterinburg, Russia
Galliamova (RUS), 2467, IM (R) Yelena Dembo (GRE), 2461, IM (E05) Almira Skripchenko (FRA), 2461, IM (E05) Ekaterina Kovalevskaya (RUS), 2458, IM (WC)
Women's World Chess Championship 2006
Women's_World_Chess_Championship_2006
Polish-German chess player (born 1978)
first round won to Nona Gaprindashvili, but in second round lost to Almira Skripchenko, In Women's World Chess Championship 2006 in the first round lost
Marta_Michna
Russian chess grandmaster (born 1971)
coach of a number of outstanding players, including Evgeny Bareev, Almira Skripchenko, Ekaterina Kovalevskaya, and Iweta Rajlich. Also, Volzhin has been
Alexander_Volzhin
years, 11 months. GM Joël Lautier marries Woman Grandmaster (WGM) Almira Skripchenko. The PCA rating list is published: Kasparov - 2827; Kramnik - 2774;
1997_in_chess
the Chess Olympiad without their top two players Marie Sebag and Almira Skripchenko. The French team was additionally weakened for the match, because
Women's event at the 42nd Chess Olympiad
Women's_event_at_the_42nd_Chess_Olympiad
Alex Brenes Alexandre Gomes Ali Eslami Ali Nejad Alma McClelland Almira Skripchenko Amnon Filippi Anders Henriksson (poker player) André Akkari Andre
Index_of_poker_articles
French chess player (born 1983)
competition in Val d'Isère and eventually taking second place behind Almira Skripchenko. Due to the strength of this contest, she gained many rating points
Sophie_Milliet
Chess tournament in Elista, Russia
Kovalevskaya (RUS), 2467, WGM (E) Irina Krush (USA), 2465, IM (Z2.1) Almira Skripchenko (FRA), 2456, IM (R) Nana Dzagnidze (GEO), 2452, WGM (PN) Tatiana
Women's World Chess Championship 2004
Women's_World_Chess_Championship_2004
Morneau $166,584 5th Anthony Roux $120,311 6th Pat Atchison $95,631 7th Almira Skripchenko $78,664 8th Andrew Seden $67,867 9th Jonathan Plens $61,081
2009 World Series of Poker results
2009_World_Series_of_Poker_results
71w1 8b½ 11w0 55b0 96w½ 102b½ 67w0 110b1 68w½ 5½ 0 57 61,5 2250 78. Almira Skripchenko (FRA) 2420 90w½ 101b½ 55w½ 72b½ 102w1 39b½ 89w½ 65w0 75b1 45w0 81b½
2017 Women's European Individual Chess Championship
2017_Women's_European_Individual_Chess_Championship
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