From July 16 to 24, 2023, the Chess Federation of Serbia is organizing an INTERNATIONAL SUMMER CHESS FESTIVAL called "SERBIA OPEN 2023"
This year, 11 tournaments in different categories will be played at the festival, with a prize pool of over €35,000! We believe that every interested chess player will find a suitable tournament and enjoy our Festival!

Od 16. do 24. jula 2023. godine, Šahovski savez Srbije organizuje Međunarodni letnji šahovski festival pod nazivom "Srbija open 2023".
Ove godine, u okviru festivala biće odigrano 11 različitih turnira za ukupnim nagradnim fondom preko 35.000 Evra. Verujemo da će svaki zainteresovani šahista naći odgovarajući turnir i da će uživati na našem Festivalu!

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serbiaopen2023@serbiachess.org

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+381 65 40 83 803

Definitely the biggest surprise of the Serbia Open 2022 is the Greek international master Evgenios Ioannidis.  Today, in the seventh round, he outplayed the Indian grandmaster Harsha with white pieces and thus retained the leading position.  He has half a point more than his closest follower, another Indian Grandmaster Arjan Chopra.  Those two will play against each other tomorrow.

And here we go for the 6th round of the Serbia Chess Open! In the Masters tournament, 5 players were at 4.5 points out of 5 and played together on the first three boards. The performance of the day was clearly that of the Greek international master Ioannidis Evgenios (2459 Elo) who beat with black pieces the Indian grandmaster Adhiban B. (2616 Elo).

And here we go for the 5th round of the Serbia Chess Open 2022! Today in the Masters tournament, the only two players with 100% of points played each other: the Turkish grandmaster Can Emre (2599 Elo) against the Indian grandmaster Adhiban B. (2616 Elo).

It's time for the fourth round of the Serbia Chess Open! In the Masters tournament, 8 players still have 100% of the points but today they played against each other. Among them, two players won: the Indian grandmaster Adhiban B. (2616 Elo) and the Turkish grandmaster Can Emre (2599 Elo).

The games are getting more and more tense at the Serbia Chess Open for this 3rd round! In the Masters tournament, on the first 15 boards, there are 7 draws, a sign that the tournament is getting more and more difficult for every player!