Alexander Alekhine
Tournament results
Here are Alekhine's placings and scores in tournaments: Under score, + games won, − games lost, = games drawn

Alexander Alekhine

Section Title: Tournament results
Table Section Text: Here are Alekhine's placings and scores in tournaments: Under score, + games won, − games lost, = games drawn

Date	Location	Place	Score	Notes

1907	Moscow	11–13	5½/15	+5−9=1	his brother Alexei Alekhine tied for 4-6th

1908	Moscow	1st	?	?	Moscow Chess Club Spring Tournament

1908	Düsseldorf	3–4	9/13	+8−3=2	16th DSB Congress, A Tournament

1908/09	Moscow	1st	6½/9	+5−1=3	Moscow Chess Club Autumn Tournament

1909	Saint Petersburg	1st	13/16	+12−2=2	All-Russian Amateur Tournament

1910	Hamburg	7–8	8½/16	+5−4=7	17th DSB Congress, Schlechter won

1911	Cologne	1st	3/3	+3−0=0	Quadrangular

1911	Carlsbad	8–9	13½/25	+11−9=5	Teichmann won

1912	Saint Petersburg	1–2	8/9	+8-1=0	First Winter Tournament, lost a game to Vasily Osipovich Smyslov

1912	Saint Petersburg	1st	7/9	+6−1=2 ?	Second Winter Tournament, lost a game to Boris Koyalovich

1912	Stockholm	1st	8½/10	+8−1=1	8th Nordic Championship, ahead of Spielmann

1912	Vilnius	6–7	8½/18	+7−8=3	7th Russian Championship (All-Russian Masters' Tournament), Rubinstein won

1913	Saint Petersburg	1–2	2/3	+2−1=0	Quadrangular, tied with Levenfish

1913	Scheveningen	1st	11½/13	+11−1=1	ahead of Janowski

1913/14	Saint Petersburg	1–2	13½/17	+13−3=1	8th Russian Championship (All-Russian Masters' Tournament), tied with Nimzowitsch

1914	Saint Petersburg	3rd	10/18	+6−4=8	Lasker 13½, Capablanca 13, Alekhine 10, Tarrasch 8½, Marshall 8

1914	Paris	1–2	2½/3	+2−0=1	Cafe Continental Quadrangular, tied with Marshall, third Muffang, fourth Hallegua

1914	Mannheim	leading	9½/11	+9−1=1	19th DSB Congress, interrupted by the start of World War I

1915	Moscow	1st	10½/11	+10−0=1	Moscow Chess Club Championship

1919/20	Moscow	1st	11/11	+11−0=0	Moscow City Championship, not declared Moscow Champion because he was not a resident of Moscow

1920	Moscow	1st	12/15	+9−0=6	later recognised as the 1st USSR Championship

1921	Triberg	1st	7/8	+6−0=2	ahead of Bogoljubov

1921	Budapest	1st	8½/11	+6−0=5	ahead of Grünfeld

1921	The Hague	1st	8/9	+7−0=2	ahead of Tartakower

1922	Pistyan	2–3	14½/18	+12−1=5	tied with Spielmann, behind Bogoljubov

1922	London	2nd	11½/15	+8−0=7	Capablanca 13, Alekhine 11½, Vidmar 11, Rubinstein 10½

1922	Hastings	1st	7½/10	+6−1=3	Rubinstein 7, Bogoljubov and Thomas 4½, Tarrasch 4, Yates 2½

1922	Vienna	3–6	9/14	+7−3=4	Rubinstein won

1923	Margate	2–5	4½/7	+3−1=3	Grünfeld won

1923	Carlsbad	1–3	11½/17	+9−3=5	tied with Bogoljubov and Maróczy

1923	Portsmouth	1st	11½/12	+11−0=1	ahead of Vajda

1924	New York	3rd	12/20	+6−2=12	Lasker 16, Capablanca 14½, Alekhine 12, Marshall 11, Réti 10½. Maróczy 10, Bogoljubov 9½

1925	Paris	1st	6½/8	+5−0=3	ahead of Tartakower

1925	Bern	1st	4/6	+3−1=2	Quadrangular

1925	Baden-Baden	1st	16/20	+12−0=8	ahead of Rubinstein

1925/26	Hastings	1–2	8½/9	+8−0=1	tied with Vidmar

1926	Semmering	2nd	12½/17	+11−3=3	Spielmann won

1926	Dresden	2nd	7/9	+5−0=4	Nimzowitsch won

1926	Scarborough	1st	5½/6	+5−0=1	Alekhine won a play-off match against Colle 2-0

1926	Birmingham	1st	5/5	+5−0=0	ahead of Znosko-Borovsky

1926	Buenos Aires	1st	10/10	+10−0=0	ahead of Villegas and Illa

1927	New York	2nd	11½/20	+5−2=13	Capablanca 14, Alekhine 11½, Nimzowitsch 10½, Vidmar 10, Spielmann 8, Marshall 6

1927	Kecskemét	1st	12/16	+8−0=8	ahead of Nimzowitsch and Steiner

1929	Bradley Beach	1st	8½/9	+8−0=1	ahead of Lajos Steiner

1930	San Remo	1st	14/15	+13−0=2	Nimzowitsch 10½; Rubinstein 10; Bogoljubov 9½; Yates 9

1931	Nice	1st	6/8	+4−0=4	consultation tournament

1931	Bled	1st	20½/26	+15−0=11	Bogoljubov 15; Nimzowitsch 14; Flohr, Kashdan, Stoltz and Vidmar 13½

1932	Bern	1–3	2/3	+2−1=0	Quadrangular, tied with Voellmy and Naegeli

1932	Bern	1st	12½/15	+11−1=3	Swiss Championship (title awarded to Hans Johner and Paul Johner)

1932	London	1st	9/11	+7−0=4	ahead of Flohr

1932	Pasadena	1st	8½/11	+7−1=3	ahead of Kashdan

1932	Mexico City	1–2	8½/9	+8−0=1	tied with Kashdan

1933	Paris	1st	8/9	+7−0=2	ahead of Tartakower

1933/34	Hastings	2nd	6½/9	+4−0=5	Flohr 7, Alekhine and Andor Lilienthal 6½, C.H.O'D. Alexander and Eliskases 5

1934	Rotterdam	1st	3/3	+3−0=0	Quadrangular

1934	Zürich	1st	13/15	+12−1=2	Swiss Championship (title awarded to Hans Johner)

1935	Örebro	1st	8½/9	+8−0=1	ahead of Lundin

1936	Bad Nauheim	1–2	6½/9	+4−0=5	tied with Keres

1936	Dresden	1st	6½/9	+5−1=3	ahead of Engels

1936	Poděbrady	2nd	12½/17	+8−0=9	Flohr won

1936	Nottingham	6th	9/14	+6−2=6	Botvinnik and Capablanca 10; Euwe, Fine and Reshevsky 9½

1936	Amsterdam	3rd	4½/7	+3−1=3	Euwe and Fine won

1936	Amsterdam	1–2	2½/3	+2−0=1	Quadrangular, tied with Landau

1936/37	Hastings	1st	8/9	+7−0=2	Fine 7½, Eliskases 5½, Vidmar and Feigins 4½

1937	Margate	3rd	6/9	+6−3=0	tied for 1–2 were Keres and Fine

1937	Kemeri	4–5	11½/17	+7−1=9	tied for 1–3 were Flohr, Petrovs and Reshevsky

1937	Bad Nauheim	2–3	3½/6	+3−2=1	Quadrangular, Euwe won, the other players were Bogoljubov and Sämisch

1937	Nice	1st	2½/3	+2−0=1	Quadrangular

1938	Montevideo	1st	13/15	+11−0=4	ahead of Guimard

1938	Margate	1st	7/9	+6−1=2	ahead of Spielmann

1938	Netherlands (ten cities)	4–6	7/14	+3−3=8	AVRO tournament, Keres and Fine 8½; Botvinnik 7½; Alekhine, Euwe and Reshevsky 7; Capablanca 6

1939	Montevideo	1st	7/7	+7−0=0	ahead of Golombek

1939	Caracas	1st	10/10	+10−0=0

1941	Munich	2–3	10½/15	+8−2=5	tied with Lundin, behind Stoltz

1941	Kraków, Warsaw	1–2	8½/11	+6−0=5	tied with Schmidt

1941	Madrid	1st	5/5	+5−0=0

1942	Salzburg	1st	7½/10	+7−2=1	ahead of Keres

1942	Munich	1st	8½/11	+7−1=3	1st European Championship, ahead of Keres

1942	Warsaw, Lublin, Kraków	1st	7½/11	+6−1=3	ahead of Junge

1942	Prague	1–2	8½/11	+6−0=5	tied with Junge

1943	Prague	1st	17/19	+15−0=4	ahead of Keres

1943	Salzburg	1–2	7½/10	+5−0=5	tied with Keres

1944	Gijón	1st	7½/8	+7−0=1

1945	Madrid	1st	8½/9	+8−0=1

1945	Gijón	2–3	6½/9	+6−2=1	tied with Medina, behind Rico

1945	Sabadell	1st	7½/9	+6−0=3

1945	Almeria	1–2	5½/8	+4−1=3	tied with Lopez Nunez

1945	Melilla	1st	6½/7	+6−0=1

1945	Caceres	2nd	3½/5	+3−1=1	Lupi won

Sentence(s)

In 1914, Alekhine was leading in the 19th DSB Congress in Mannheim with nine wins, one draw and one loss, when World War I broke out.

final_sentence: In 1914, Alekhine was leading in the 19th DSB Congress in Mannheim with nine wins, one draw and one loss, when World War I broke out.