Amsterdam 1956 was a chess tournament won by Vasily Smyslov.[1] It was the Candidates Tournament for the 1957 World Chess Championship match between Smyslov and Mikhail Botvinnik.
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Player
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Total
1
Vasily Smyslov (USSR)
xx
½½
½½
0½
½½
½1
11
½1
1½
½1
11½
2
Paul Keres (USSR)
½½
xx
½½
½½
½½
½1
½½
½0
1½
1½
10
3
Laszlo Szabo (Hungary)
½½
½½
xx
1½
½½
½½
½1
0½
½½
01
9½
4
Boris Spassky (USSR)
1½
½½
0½
xx
½½
½1
0½
½½
½½
½1
9½
5
Tigran Petrosian (USSR)
½½
½½
½½
½½
xx
0½
01
1½
½½
1½
9½
6
David Bronstein (USSR)
½0
½0
½½
½0
1½
xx
½1
1½
½½
½1
9½
7
Efim Geller (USSR)
00
½½
½0
1½
10
½0
xx
11
½1
1½
9½
8
Dr. Miroslav Filip (Czechoslovakia)
½0
½1
1½
½½
0½
0½
00
xx
10
½1
8
9
Oscar Panno (Argentina)
0½
0½
½½
½½
½½
½½
½0
01
xx
1½
8
10
Hermann Pilnik (Argentina)
½0
0½
10
½0
0½
½0
0½
½0
0½
xx
5
^Wood, Baruch H. 1956. The world championship candidates' tournament Holland 1956. Sutton Coldfield, England: Chess.
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