29th Dutch Chess Championship play-off :: Leeuwarden 1973

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Crosstable

pos. name Elo flag 1 2 3 pts + = -
1. Sosonko, Gennadi   NED ½ 1 1 0 2 1 1
2. IM Zuidema, Coenraad 2430 NED ½ 0 1 ½ 2 1 2 1
3. IM Enklaar, Bertus 2410 NED 0 1 0 ½ 1 1 2

All players shared first place in the 1973 Dutch Chess Championship.






Round by round results

1st round — 10th September 1973
Sosonko, Gennadi NED 1 - 0 2410 NED IM Enklaar, Bertus
IM Zuidema, Coenraad NED 2430  
1. Sosonko — 1; 2.-3. Zuidema, Enklaar — 0;



2nd round — 11th September 1973
IM Zuidema, Coenraad NED 2430 ½ - ½ NED Sosonko, Gennadi
IM Enklaar, Bertus NED 2410  
1. Sosonko — 1½; 2. Zuidema — ½; 3. Enklaar — 0;



3rd round — 12th September 1973
IM Enklaar, Bertus NED 2410 0 - 1 2430 NED IM Zuidema, Coenraad
Sosonko, Gennadi NED  
1.-2. Sosonko, Zuidema — 1½; 3. Enklaar — 0;



4th round — 13th September 1973
IM Enklaar, Bertus NED 2410 1 - 0 NED Sosonko, Gennadi
IM Zuidema, Coenraad NED 2430  
1.-2. Sosonko, Zuidema — 1½; 3. Enklaar — 1;



5th round — 14th September 1973
Sosonko, Gennadi NED 1 - 0 2430 NED IM Zuidema, Coenraad
IM Enklaar, Bertus NED 2410  
1. Sosonko — 2½; 2. Zuidema — 1½; 3. Enklaar — 1;



6th round — 15th September 1973
IM Zuidema, Coenraad NED 2430 ½ - ½ 2410 NED IM Enklaar, Bertus
Sosonko, Gennadi NED  
1. Sosonko — 2½; 2. Zuidema — 2; 3. Enklaar — 1½;








Information

29th Dutch Chess Championship play-off
Dates: 10th - 15th September 1973
City: Leeuwarden (Netherlands)
Venue:
Organizers:
Chief Arbiter:
Players participating: 3 (incl. 2 IMs)
Games played: 6
Competition format: Double Round Robin
Tie-breaks: none
Time control:
Other websites: Wikipedia NL
Liquipedia 1973
Max Euwe Centre
PGN game file: ned-1973playoff.pgn






Tournament Review

Zuidema loses the title to the Russian master Genna Sosonko, who settled in the Netherlands via Israel. This required a three-player playoff between Zuidema, Enklaar and Sosonko, who shared first place in the regular twelve-player tournament. Sosonko wins it with 2½ points and earns nine hundred guilders in addition to the title.