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Pedagogical Chess Union Cup in Chess 2026 March STANDARD-B-C-D

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29 players participated in this 7-round tournament, held from 02 Mar 2026 to 08 Mar 2026 in Moscow, Russia. 2 federations represented. Top 10 Elo average was 1673, and top seed was Gleb Netesa (🇷🇺 RUS, 1780).

Gleb Netesa (🇷🇺 RUS, 1780) won with 5.5/7, ahead of Andrei Averkiev (5.5) and German Ant Pinskiy (4.5). Netesa took the lead from round 6, winning on tie-break.

The biggest upset came in round 5: Alesya Konovalova (1458) beat Filipp Shustov (1672), a +214-point gap.

Location
🇷🇺Moscow, Russia
Dates
02 Mar 2026 → 08 Mar 2026
Time control
Standard: 90 minutes with 30 second increment from move 1
System
Swiss · 7 rounds
Top seed
🇷🇺Gleb Netesa1780
Avg top 10
1,673
Participants
29
Federations · 2 represented
🇷🇺Russia×24
FIDE (no federation)×5
Top 3

How it unfolded

Top 6 · 7 rounds

Tight race until R5; 2 players tied at 5.5/7, decided on Buchholz.

Co-leaders
11
6
3
1
1
1
2
23.55.57R1R2R3R4R5R6R7Averkiev takes leadNetesa takes lead
Averkiev5.5Netesa5.5Pechenkin4.5Vinogradov4.5Grigoryev4.5Pinskiy4.5
R5 · LEADER CHANGE06 Mar

Andrei Averkiev takes the sole lead (4.5/5).

R7 · TIEBREAK CLUSTER

2 players finish on 5.5/7. Netesa takes the title on Buchholz Cut1 (26.0).

R5 · HEAD-TO-HEAD · WINNER VS 2ND

Andrei Averkiev beat Gleb Netesa (Black).

Key matchups · top 4

Head-to-head between the four finishers
Player1234
1Andrei Averkiev*
1
——
2Gleb Netesa
0
*
1
—
3Ivan Pechenkin—
0
*
½
4Zakhar Vinogradov——
½
*

Grille américaine

#PlayerEloFedR1R2R3R4R5R6R7PtsBu C1BuSBPerfΔ
1Netesa, Gleb1780RUS+12B+19N+5B+8N−2B+9N=6B5.526.028.520.751863+26.0
2Averkiev, Andrei1694RUS=9B+28N+14B+11B+1NF+4B5.525.025.519.502024+77.2
3Pinskiy, German Ant1555FID+6N+15B−8B=19N+13B−5N+12B4.523.526.016.251739+70.0
4Folomeev, Yakov Aleks1625RUS+20N+21B−11N=10N+12B+14B−2N4.522.525.014.001691+25.6
5Pechenkin, Ivan1595FID+26N+25B−1N−9B+20N+3B=7B4.522.022.510.751659+24.0
6Grigoryev, Vladislav1670RUS−3B+24N=9B=21N+25B+18B=1N4.520.521.511.001652-1.8
7Vinogradov, Zakhar1587RUS+29B−8N=22B=18N+21B+11B=5N4.520.020.011.001646+24.4
8Kutuzov, Svetozar1762RUS+10N+7B+3N−1B+11NFF4.028.031.516.501842+20.0
9Khvatikov, Alexey Vl1564RUS=2N+27B=6N+5N+19B−1BF4.026.527.012.501772+34.0
10Ushakova, Olga Dm1567RUS−8B+29N+15N=4B−14N=20B+18N4.021.021.010.001647+32.0
11Netesa, Yaroslav1525RUS+13N+16B+4B−2N−8B−7N=15N3.525.529.013.251648+44.8
12Turukin, Artem Den1570RUS−1N=26B+23N+16B−4N+22B−3N3.522.022.57.751556-4.0
13Sorochenkova, Margarita1613RUS−11B=18N+20N+22B−3N+19B−14N3.519.522.09.001540-30.8
14Shpigotskiy, Dmitriy1662FID=27N+23B−2NF+10B−4N+13B3.519.520.09.251638-9.2
15Khomitskiy, Pavel1654RUS+24B−3N−10B−17N+23B+25N=11B3.518.019.05.251525-23.2
16Afanasiev, Roman Bor1593RUS+18B−11N=21B−12N−22N+24B+20N3.517.518.57.751518-14.2
17Shustov, Filipp1672RUS−21N−20B+24N+15B−18N=23B+19N3.515.516.57.751536-49.6
18Konovalova, Alesya1458RUS−16N=13B+27N=7B+17B−6N−10B3.023.524.08.001558+35.2
19Sargisian, Daniil1588FID+22N−1B+25N=3B−9N−13N−17B2.523.524.55.751475-43.6
20Yakubovskiy, Robert Gen1543FID−4B+17N−13B+29N−5B=10N−16B2.523.523.55.501489-21.2
21Arykbaeva, Almira Tash1562RUS+17B−4N=16N=6B−7NF=24N2.521.521.58.001555-3.6
22Urbanov, Viktor Aleks1449RUS−19BF=7N−13N+16B−12N+25B2.518.518.56.751503+17.6
23Prokudin, Nikolay1431RUS=28B−14N−12B=24B−15N=17NF1.515.515.52.501417-1.4
24Aniskin, Vladimir Andr1544RUS−15N−6B−17B=23NF−16N=21B1.019.019.02.001323-58.0
25Rozhkov, Andrey0RUSF−5N−19B+27B−6N−15B−22N1.018.018.00.501311-25.2
26Darjin, Nikolay1471RUS−5B=12NFFFFF0.512.012.01.751389-4.0
27Gudkov, Egor1552RUS=14B−9N−18B−25NFFF0.511.511.51.751202-66.4
28Nikolaev, Kirill Val.1571RUS=23N−2BFFFFF0.57.57.50.751367-20.8
29Sayapin, Nikita1435RUS−7N−10BF−20BFFF0.012.012.00.00764-43.2

Key insights

Biggest movers and upsets — the story behind the numbers.

Top rating gainers
Top rating losers
Biggest upsets