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Smbat Gariginovich Lputian (also
transliterated as Lputyan; Armenian: Սմբատ Լպուտյան; born 14
February 1958) is an
Armenian chess grandmaster. He was...
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event occurred in a game in the 2001
Armenian Championship between Smbat Lputian (who won the championship) and
Gevorg Haroutjunian. The last pawn move...
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relatively little difficulty,
notching quick wins
against Viktor Bologan,
Smbat Lputian, and Bartłomiej Macieja. In the quarterfinals, he had four consecutive...
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increased to 50,000,
including three grandmasters:
Rafael Vaganian,
Smbat Lputian, and
Arshak Petrosian. In the late
Soviet period,
Rafael Vaganian (1989)...
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Armenian Chess Solving Champion Garry Kasparov,
world chess champion Smbat Lputian,
chess grandmaster Sergei Movsesian,
awarded the
title Grandmaster by FIDE...
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Saidali Iuldachev Armenia 34½
Rafael Vaganian,
Vladimir Akopian,
Smbat Lputian,
Artashes Minasian,
Arshak Petrosian,
Ashot Anastasian 1994 31st Chess...
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Akopian Anand had a bye in the
first round. 1½–½
Bologan 1½–½
Lputian 1½–½
Macieja 3½–2½
Khalifman 2½–1½
Adams 3½–½
Shirov 1½–½ Li...
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Evgeny Bareev,
Alexey Dreev,
Mikhail Gurevich,
Alexander Khalifman,
Smbat Lputian,
Alexander Morozevich,
Teimour Radjabov,
Nigel Short, Gata Kamsky, and...
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Arnhem (games 4-6) /
Amsterdam (games 7-12) (games 13-21) Epichine,
Lputian, Shirov,
Ivanchuk and I.
Sokolov were
eliminated by the tie-break (sum...
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Gevorg Harutjunyan Garry Kasparov Melikset Khachiyan Tigran Kotanjian Smbat Lputian David Markosian Haik M
Martirosyan Hrant Melkumyan Ara
Minasian Artashes...
