Serbian Chess Federation is organizing International Open Chess Championship of Serbia, called "Serbia OPEN 2022" from June 28th – July 6th, 2022. The playing venue is Master Centar, Hajduk Veljkova 11, Novi Sad. The organizer has provided a total prize fund of 35.000 EUR in the net amount, distributed in 47 prizes that will be awarded to the pafrticipants.

Šahovski savez Srbije od 28. Juna – 6. jula 2022. godine organizuje 2. MEĐUNARODNO OTVORENO PRVENSTVO SRBIJE U ŠAHU pod nazivom "SRBIJA ŠAH OPEN 2022". Turnir će se održati u Master Centru, Hajduk Veljkova 11, Novi Sad. Organizator je obezbedio nagradni fond u ukupnom iznosu od 35.000 EUR u neto iznosu, u dinarskoj protivvrednosti, po srednjem kursu NBS, na dan isplate i raspoređen u 47 nagrada.

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International master from Greece Yevgenios Ioannidis is the winner of the second international chess tournament SERBIA OPEN 2022!  In the game of the last round, in a direct duel for the first place, he defeated the representative of Serbia, Grandmaster Aleksandar Inđić, and with 8 points won from 9 games, he achieved a result that even the world's leading grandmasters would envy.

The second place with half a point less was won by the Indian Grandmaster Aryan Chopra, and the third by the Israeli Grandmaster Evgeni Zanan. 

As many as five of our grandmasters found themselves on the between places 5-23 with 6.5 points: Aleksandar Inđić (11th), Velimir Ivić (13th), Luka Budisavljević (15th), Miloš Perunović (16th) and Ivan Ivanišević (21st). 

The most successful female chess player from Serbia was Teodora Injac with 5 points won and fulfilling the norm for a male international master. 

In the amateur group, Necmetin Korkmaz from Turkey won with 7.5 points, the same number as the second-placed Batulga Tenunbold from Mongolia.  Third with half a point less was the Russian chess player Kiril Shoshin. 

Three of our players had the same points as the third-placed Shoshin, but due to worse additional criteria, they were left without a medal.  Ilija Stanojević was seventh, Anđelko Dragojlović eighth, and Miloje Brajić ninth. 

400 players from 42 countries of the world took part in the 2022 Serbian Open. 

MASTER GROUP FINAL TABLE: Link >>>

FINAL TABLE OF AMATEUR GROUP: Link >>>

Photo galleries from the last round and from the announcement of the winner:

Closing Ceremony

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