Beijing FIDE Grand Prix Thu 4th Jul 2013 - Tue 16th Jul 2013
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Beijing FIDE Grand Prix Thu 4th Jul 2013 - Tue 16th Jul 2013
http://beijing2013.fide.com/
Will be interested to see if Gelfand can continue his good form
Round 5 of 6, overall standings here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FIDE_Grand ... _standings
Final event of the series for Topalov, Mamedyarov and Morozevich
Will be interested to see if Gelfand can continue his good form
Round 5 of 6, overall standings here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FIDE_Grand ... _standings
Final event of the series for Topalov, Mamedyarov and Morozevich
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Re: Beijing FIDE Grand Prix Thu 4th Jul 2013 - Tue 16th Jul
Under way, live games here
http://beijing2013.fide.com/en/componen ... live-games
Ivanchuk draws with Wang Hao, Karjakin beats Giri
http://beijing2013.fide.com/en/componen ... live-games
Ivanchuk draws with Wang Hao, Karjakin beats Giri
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Re: Beijing FIDE Grand Prix Thu 4th Jul 2013 - Tue 16th Jul
a good day for those starting the tournament with the black piecesMick Norris wrote:Under way, live games here
http://beijing2013.fide.com/en/componen ... live-games
Ivanchuk draws with Wang Hao, Karjakin beats Giri
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Re: Beijing FIDE Grand Prix Thu 4th Jul 2013 - Tue 16th Jul
Gelfand lost with white, but seems more likely to win with black these days, making it a good start for Topalov who would qualify for the Candidates with a good result here
Grischuk's win takes him above Kramnik to 4th in the live rankings
Grischuk's win takes him above Kramnik to 4th in the live rankings
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Re: Beijing FIDE Grand Prix Thu 4th Jul 2013 - Tue 16th Jul
Karjakin won again in the only decisive result of round 2
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Re: Beijing FIDE Grand Prix Thu 4th Jul 2013 - Tue 16th Jul
3/3 for black so far today
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Re: Beijing FIDE Grand Prix Thu 4th Jul 2013 - Tue 16th Jul
Karjakin 3/3 making an early push for a qualification spot?
Up to 4th above Kramnik on the live ratings now
Up to 4th above Kramnik on the live ratings now
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Re: Beijing FIDE Grand Prix Thu 4th Jul 2013 - Tue 16th Jul
Don't think any more black wins todayLawrenceCooper wrote:3/3 for black so far today
For those interested Kamsky - Topalov is a rook and pawn ending
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Re: Beijing FIDE Grand Prix Thu 4th Jul 2013 - Tue 16th Jul
Quick draw for Karjakin today with white against Grischuk - 31 moves before Kamsky reached move 8 I think
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Re: Beijing FIDE Grand Prix Thu 4th Jul 2013 - Tue 16th Jul
Mick Norris wrote: For those interested Kamsky - Topalov is a rook and pawn ending
That's everybody, surely.
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Re: Beijing FIDE Grand Prix Thu 4th Jul 2013 - Tue 16th Jul
Kamsky in another todayJonathan Bryant wrote:Mick Norris wrote: For those interested Kamsky - Topalov is a rook and pawn ending
That's everybody, surely.
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Re: Beijing FIDE Grand Prix Thu 4th Jul 2013 - Tue 16th Jul
Thanks for pointing that out Mick or I'd have missed it for a day or two.
Funny that both games should boil down to positions that are so nearly theoretical and yet not quite so no cigar.
Shift Kamsky's rook and king a square each and it's a draw not a loss. And if I'm not mistaken lose Black's d-pawn from the third round game and it could have ended up in a structure analysed by Hawkins in his book.
Funny that both games should boil down to positions that are so nearly theoretical and yet not quite so no cigar.
Shift Kamsky's rook and king a square each and it's a draw not a loss. And if I'm not mistaken lose Black's d-pawn from the third round game and it could have ended up in a structure analysed by Hawkins in his book.
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Re: Beijing FIDE Grand Prix Thu 4th Jul 2013 - Tue 16th Jul
Topalov - Grischuk got to a rook and pawn ending today at move 24, drawn 25 moves later
Mamedyarov beat Karjakin with black, to join him the lead with Grischuk
Mamedyarov beat Karjakin with black, to join him the lead with Grischuk
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Re: Beijing FIDE Grand Prix Thu 4th Jul 2013 - Tue 16th Jul
I think the answer to that is fairly clear now. At least he isn't last, I supposeMick Norris wrote:http://beijing2013.fide.com/
Will be interested to see if Gelfand can continue his good form
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Re: Beijing FIDE Grand Prix Thu 4th Jul 2013 - Tue 16th Jul
I assume that this tournament will be one that Gelfand throws away for the purpose of calculating his final score.