Lubomir Luboevich ( Serbian Љubomir Љuboјeviћ, Ljubomir Ljubojević ; born November 2, 1950 , Uzice ) - Serbian , formerly Yugoslav , chess player , grandmaster ( 1971 ) - the strongest in the country in the 1970s - 1980s .
 Lyubomir Lyuboevich | |
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| Љubomir Љuboјeviћ | |
 In 2010 in Amsterdam | |
| Countries |  Yugoslavia  Serbia |
| Date of Birth | November 2, 1950 (68 years old) |
| Place of Birth | Uzice |
| Rank | grandmaster ( 1971 ) international master ( 1970 ) |
| Maximum rating | 2645 (January 1983) |
| Actual Rating | 2571 (October 2019 ) |
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He achieved his first major chess successes in 1970: 2nd place at the European Youth Championship ( Groningen ) and 1-2nd at the international tournament in Sarajevo . At the age of 21, he fulfilled the grandmaster norm at a major international competition in Vrnyachka Ban (1971; 2nd place). The best results in the championships of Yugoslavia: 1977 - 1-2nd, 1982 - 1st place.
In the national team of Yugoslavia, he participated in the 12th Olympiads ( 1972 - 1974 , 1978 - 1990 , 1994 , 1998 , 2002 ). At the 20th Olympiad in Skopje (1972) he showed the best result on his board, at the 25th in Lucerne ( 1982 ) - 3rd.
Participant of 4 interzonal tournaments; best result: Manila ( 1976 ) - 5-6th place. In 1979 he won the match against S. Gligorich - 5½: 4½.
Since the mid-1970s, he successfully performed in a number of major chess competitions: Teesside (1972) - 2nd; Las Palmas (1974, 1975) and Manila (1975) - 1st; Milan (1979) - 2–4 places (with A. Karpov and T. Petrosyan ). Member of the "stars" tournament in Montreal (1979) - 4th place.
The best results in other international competitions: Zurich (1970) - 1st; Cacak (1970) and Palma (Fr. Mallorca; 1971) - 1-2; Olot (1972) - 1st; Lanzarote and Hilversum (1973) - 3rd; Manila (1973) - 2nd; Ourense and Montreal (1974), Amsterdam (1975), Wijk aan Zee (1976) and Titovo-Uzice (1978) - 1st; Buenos Aires and Sao Paulo (1979) - 1-2; Mar del Plata (1981) - 2nd; Tilburg (1981) - 5th; London (1982) - 4-7th; Bugojno (1982 and 1986) - 2-3rd; Turin (1982) - 3-4th; Tilburg (1983, 1985 and 1986) - 2-3rd, 4th and 2nd; Reggio Emilia (1985/1986) - 1-3rd; Wijk aan Zee (1986) - 2-4th; Amsterdam (1986) - 1st; Brussels (1987) - 1-2; Bilbao (1987) - 3-4th; Belgrade (1987) - 1st place. The USSR match participant is a team of selected world chess players (1984, London, 4th board).
Member of the symbolic club of world champions winners Mikhail Chigorin since June 1982.
Chess player of a combination style. His game is characterized by a constant search for initiative, ingenuity in attack, persistence in defense.
Content
- 1 Rating changes
- 2 notes
- 3 Literature
- 4 References
Rating Changes
Notes
- ↑ Elo rating from FIDE lists. Sources: fide.com , benoni.de , olimpbase.org
Literature
- And the highest form of love. (Interview with Lyubomir Lyuboevich) // “64 - Chess Review”. - 1987. - No. 20. - S. 8-10.
- Chess: Encyclopedic Dictionary / Ch. ed. A.E. Karpov . - M .: Soviet Encyclopedia , 1990. - S. 225. - 624 p. - 100,000 copies. - ISBN 5-85270-005-3 .
- Atarov E. “I have lost a lot of nerves in my life” (conversation with Lyubomir Lyuboevich). // "64 - Chess Review." - 1995. - No. 7. - S. 20-21.
Links
- Personal card of Lyubomir Lyuboevich on the FIDE website
- Lubomir Luboevich’s games in the database
- Lyubomir Lyuboevich’s personal card on 365chess.com
- Speeches by Lyubomir Lyuboevich at chess Olympiads
- Speeches Lyubomir Lyuboevich at the team world championships
- Speeches Lyubomir Lyuboevich at the European Team Championships