Olga Girya won the first place at the Moscow Open 2014, Russian Women’s Premier Cup. She managed to win the games in the last two rounds. The Russian chess player gained 7.5 of 9 possible points. Seven chess players are half a point behind her. Tie-break rules placed Daria Charochkina second and Baira Kovanova third (both players representing Russia).
Alina Kashlinskaya, Anastasia Bodnaruk (both representing Russia), Ekaterina Atalik (Turkey), Ekaterina Semenova (Russia) and Nino Batsiashvili (Georgia) are behind the prize winners’ line. The players are placed in this succession in the final chart according to tie-break rules.