Julian Hodgson won the Munich Open with 7½/9, starting with six consecutive wins and finishing with three draws. Pavel Blatny and Alexander Chernin followed on seven points.
An international New Year event
The contemporary Europe Échecs report describes 92 players, including 21 grandmasters, in a mixed open and invitation tournament offering title norms. The historical dates span the New Year; the archive preserves every game’s less precise 1993 source date.
Reading the standings
The report’s publicly readable text gives Georg Siegel 6½ and Anatoly Vaisser six, while the held scores total six and 6½ respectively. Their recorded eighth-round draw remains unchanged. The original printed page was unavailable for visual inspection, so no result is corrected from this discrepancy.
Coverage and source anomalies
All 402 recorded scores are retained. Mihael Ankerst has two different first-round records and ten scores across the nine round labels; no correction of player, round or rating is proved. The archive therefore reports the documented leading result without presenting its computed points as an official final table. The total number of games actually played is unestablished.
Result
The archive preserves 402 scores. The contemporary report and recorded game totals disagree on some lower placings, and one player has ten records across nine round labels. No official final table or physical played-game total is inferred.