Pairings
Switzerland vs Uruguay
Round 11 · 27 September 2026
| Board | White | Black | Evaluation | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | GM Bogner, Sebastian 2547 | GM Meier, Georg 2612 | Report arrow_forward | ½-½ |
| 2 | IM Vazquez, Facundo 2411 | GM Georgiadis, Nico 2535 | Report arrow_forward | ½-½ |
| 3 | IM Baenziger, Fabian 2426 | IM Rodi, Luis Ernesto 2224 | Report arrow_forward | 1-0 |
| 4 | IM Roselli Mailhe, Bernardo 2311 | FM Federer, Colin 2269 | Report arrow_forward | ½-½ |
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Every board of round 11
Switzerland fielded four players. Each game is annotated on its own page.
Board 1½-½
GM Sebastian Bogner vs GM Georg Meier
A Four Knights Scotch: the queen trade on move fourteen, the last knight on move eighteen, the practical rook move 24.Rg1, and the repetition that puts the half point down on board one.
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Board 2½-½
GM Nico Georgiadis vs IM Facundo Vazquez
A Catalan Open: 7...Bxa3 in twenty-two seconds, fourteen minutes for 21...Na4, and the pawn that comes back with 27...Nxa2.
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Board 4½-½
FM Colin Federer vs IM Bernardo Roselli Mailhe
Cambridge Springs, Rubinstein: 17...c5 as the human second-choice move, the reply 18.Nxc5 did not come, and the repetition on move thirty-four puts the half point down.
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Board 31-0
IM Fabian Bänziger vs IM Luis Ernesto Rodi
An Italian Two Knights: 16.Nd5 occupies the outpost, 28...Rd1+ is the simplification that was none, and the passed pawn goes through with 51.b8=Q.
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