Moscow Championship 1947 (26th)

Simagin beat Bronstein and Ravinsky in a playoff for the 1947 Moscow title
15 April – 11 May 1947 · Moscow, USSR
Simagin, Bronstein and Ravinsky tied on 9/14; Simagin won the playoff with 3½, Bronstein 2 and Ravinsky ½. Panov 8½; Zagoriansky and Fridstein 8; Aronin and Ragozin 7½; Liublinsky 7; Kamishov and Chistiakov 6½; Kan and Gusev 5½; Bogatyrev 5; Magergut 2½.
Incomplete record·109 of 111 games archived
Event Index 109 GAMES

Incomplete record. This archive holds 109 of the 111 games played; 2 are missing.

Vladimir Simagin won the 26th Moscow Championship after a three-way tie with David Bronstein and Vyacheslav Ravinsky.

The championship

Simagin, Bronstein and Ravinsky each scored 9 from 14. The playoff went to Simagin with 3½ from 5 recorded games; Panov was fourth on 8½.

The surviving games

The archive holds 109 of the 111 games; one final game and one playoff game are absent.

Result

9/14, then 3½/5 in the playoff
Simagin, Bronstein and Ravinsky tied on 9/14; Simagin won the playoff with 3½, Bronstein 2 and Ravinsky ½. Panov 8½; Zagoriansky and Fridstein 8; Aronin and Ragozin 7½; Liublinsky 7; Kamishov and Chistiakov 6½; Kan and Gusev 5½; Bogatyrev 5; Magergut 2½.

The archive holds 109 of the 111 games; Ravinsky-Kamishov and one Bronstein-Simagin playoff game are absent from MasterDB, so cross-table totals are computed from the surviving games.

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