Women's World Chess Championship 1988

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The 1988 Women's World Chess Championship was won by Maia Chiburdanidze, who successfully defended her title against challenger Nana Ioseliani.

As part of the qualification process, two Interzonal tournaments were held in the summer of 1987, one in Smederevska Palanka in July and the other in Tuzla in July and August, featuring the best players from each FIDE zone. A total of 34 players took part, with the top three from each Interzonal qualifying for the Candidates Tournament.

Litinskaya-Shul won in Smederevska Palanka, while three players shared second place. They then contested a playoff in Tbilisi in September, which was won by ex-champion Gaprindashvili (3/4 points) ahead of ex-challenger Levitina (2½/4), while Klimova-Richtrova (½/4) was eliminated.[1]

Ioseliani and Arakhamia took first and second place in Tuzla, while Brustman clinched the last spot in the Candidates after winning a playoff against Semenova 4-1.[2]

1987 Women's Interzonal, Smederevska Palanka
Player12345678910111213141516PointsTie break
1 Marta Litinskaya-Shul (Soviet Union)-½01111½0011111111
2 Irina Levitina (Soviet Union)½-½011½01½½1111110½68.50
3 Nona Gaprindashvili (Soviet Union)1½-½½½½0½½11111110½67.75
4 Eliska Klimova-Richtrova (Czechoslovakia)01½-½0½01111111110½65.00
5 Zoja Lelchuk (Soviet Union)00½½-11½011½111110
6 Ildikó Mádl (Hungary)00½10-11½1½1011161.50
7 Inna Izrailov (USA)0½½½00-½½111111155.25
8 Alisa Marić (Yugoslavia)½111½0½-0½0111½½966.50
9 Susan Arkell (England)10½01½½1-01½½½11961.50
10 Margarita Voiska (Bulgaria)1½½0000½1-1½½001
11 An Yangfeng (China)0½000½0100-0½11129.50
12 Wu Mingqian (China)0000½000½½1-1½½128.50
13 Gordana Marković-Jovanović (Yugoslavia)00000100½½½0-½115
14 Asela De Armas (Cuba)00000000½10½½-½14
15 Joara Chaves (Brazil)0000000½010½0½-0
16 Christina Nyberg (Sweden)0000000½0000001-
1987 Women's Interzonal, Tuzla
Player123456789101112131415161718PointsTie break
1 Nana Ioseliani (Soviet Union)-1½½½½½½1111½½111113
2 Ketevan Arakhamia (Soviet Union)0-001011011111111112
3 Lidia Semenova (Soviet Union)½1-½½111½00½11011111½93.75
4 Agnieszka Brustman (Poland)½1½-1½½1½½0½01111111½92.25
5 Gulnar Sakhatova (Soviet Union)½0½0-1½½1011½0111110½
6 Zsuzsa Veroci-Petronic (Hungary)½10½0-1½1½1½1½01011082.25
7 Nina Høiberg (Denmark)½00½½0-01111½110111073.50
8 Mária Ivánka (Hungary)½000½½1-½1½1½0½½11967.50
9 Svetlana Matveeva (Soviet Union)01½½000½-½½0111½11966.00
10 Liu Shilan (China)001½1½00½-11½½½0½1
11 Marija Petrović (Yugoslavia)0011000½½0-½10110157.25
12 Suzana Maksimović (Yugoslavia)00½½0½0010½-01½11152.25
13 Rohini Khadilkar (India)½001½0½½0½01-½½½½½757.50
14 Bettina Trabert (West Germany)½0001½010½10½-0½½1754.00
15 Zorica Nikolin (Yugoslavia)0010010½0½0½½1-010649.00
16 Teresa Canela (Spain)0000001½½100½½1-½½644.00
17 Zirka Frometa (Cuba)000001000½10½½0½-½
18 Julia Lebel-Arias (France)000000000000½01½½-

1988 Candidates Tournament

1988 Championship Match

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