International Chess Tournament :: Kryblo 1966

To celebrate 50th anniversary of Kryblo Chess Club

[ Crosstable || 1st | 2nd | 3rd || Information | Tournament Review ]


Crosstable

pos. name flag 1 2 3 4 pts + = -
1. GM Larsen, Bent DEN 1 1 1 3 3 0 0
2.-3. Johansson, Martin SWE 0 ½ 1 1 1 1
2.-3. IM Lundin, Erik SWE 0 ½ 1 1 1 1
4. IM Johannessen, Svein NOR 0 0 0 0 0 0 3





Round by round results

1st round — 19th May 1966
GM Larsen, Bent DEN 1 - 0 NOR IM Johannessen, Svein
Johansson, Martin SWE ½ - ½ SWE IM Lundin, Erik
1. Larsen — 1; 2.-3. Johansson, Lundin — ½; 4. Johannessen — 0;



2nd round — 20th May 1966
GM Larsen, Bent DEN 1 - 0 SWE Johansson, Martin
IM Johannessen, Svein NOR 0 - 1 SWE IM Lundin, Erik
1. Larsen — 2; 2. Lundin — 1½; 3. Johansson — ½; 4. Johannessen — 0;



3rd round — 21st May 1966
IM Lundin, Erik SWE 0 - 1 DEN GM Larsen, Bent
Johansson, Martin SWE 1 - 0 NOR IM Johannessen, Svein
1. Larsen — 3; 2.-3. Johansson, Lundin — 1½; 4. Johannessen — 0;








Information

International Chess Tournament
Dates: 19th - 21st May 1966
City: Kryblo (Sweden)
Venue:
Organizers: Kryblo Schackklubb
Chief Arbiter:
Players participating: 4 (incl. 1 GM, 2 IMs)
Games played: 6
Competition format: Round Robin
Tie-breaks: none
Time control:
Website: https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chess.pl?tid=43588
PGN game file: it-kryblo1966.pgn






Tournament Review

Bent Larsen took part in a “small” tournament in Krylbo, Sweden, held to mark the anniversary of the local club. Erik Lundin wrote about it in Dagens Nyheter: “The brief appearance of the victory-hardened Bent Larsen at the anniversary celebrations of Krylbo Chess Club fully lived up to expectations. He gave us striking glimpses of the highest-level play that has made his name known throughout the world. Of particular interest were the circumstances surrounding the Dane’s victory over Martin Johansson. Bent Larsen commented on the apparently simple position after the opening with the words: ‘I almost always win positions like this; I do not know why!’ Suddenly White ‘liberated’ a pawn on the d-file, and Black lost—‘Martin does not know why!’” The final result of the “small” tournament was: Bent Larsen, 3 points; Erik Lundin and Martin Johansson, both of Sweden, 1½ points each; and Svein Johannessen of Norway, 0 points.