In several other post-war events, however, Keres dominated the field.
Keres won Pärnu 1947 with 9½/13 (+7 −1 =5), Szczawno-Zdrój 1950 with 14½/19 (+11 −1 =7), and Budapest 1952 with 12½/17 (+10 −2 =5),[REF] the latter ahead of world champion Botvinnik and an all-star field which included Geller, Smyslov, Gideon Ståhlberg, László Szabo, and Petrosian.