2016 Candidates Moscow 10-29 March
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Alex Holowczak
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Re: 2016 Candidates Moscow 10-29 March
Is anyone else having problems with the audio on the official site?
Tried refreshing, and now can't get anywhere at all with it.
Tried refreshing, and now can't get anywhere at all with it.
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Alex Holowczak
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Re: 2016 Candidates Moscow 10-29 March
Someone on Twitter linked to this: http://www.nrk.no/sport/sjakk/
NRK are an official tournament broadcaster, so I guess it's fine to watch that.
NRK are an official tournament broadcaster, so I guess it's fine to watch that.
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Ray Sayers
Re: 2016 Candidates Moscow 10-29 March
Well so far no moves on their demo boards. Bizarre.
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Chris Bernard
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Re: 2016 Candidates Moscow 10-29 March
Svidler & Anand looking quite nervous...
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Roger de Coverly
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Re: 2016 Candidates Moscow 10-29 March
LIve games are at
http://www.nrk.no/sport/sjakk/?sjakkparti=7777
No pgn score, but no conditions of use either. Just the one Berlin in Anand-Topalov which was met with the move of the queen's pawn to the third rank. Topalov responded by playing his King's Bishop to the Queen's Bishop four square.
http://www.nrk.no/sport/sjakk/?sjakkparti=7777
No pgn score, but no conditions of use either. Just the one Berlin in Anand-Topalov which was met with the move of the queen's pawn to the third rank. Topalov responded by playing his King's Bishop to the Queen's Bishop four square.
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Ray Sayers
Re: 2016 Candidates Moscow 10-29 March
Pretty farcical - no moves on the board then the audio started duplicating. So I press refresh and get a 502.
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Barry Sandercock
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Re: 2016 Candidates Moscow 10-29 March
ChessBomb have the Nakamura and Giri games.
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Roger de Coverly
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Re: 2016 Candidates Moscow 10-29 March
Actually they don't. It's just a series of more or less random moves.Barry Sandercock wrote:ChessBomb have the Nakamura and Giri games.
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LawrenceCooper
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Re: 2016 Candidates Moscow 10-29 March
I'm not sure the moves that have appeared have been played by anyone with aspirations of being world champion thoughNickFaulks wrote:Chessbomb look good to go.
edit : So does ICC.
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Re: 2016 Candidates Moscow 10-29 March
So far as I can see the Norwegian site is the only one currently showing moves, including WorldChess/AGON. Is that right?
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Re: 2016 Candidates Moscow 10-29 March
I do not see AWS being stuffed by an attack to be honestCarl Hibbard wrote:The hosting is Amazon so should be fine if setup correctly.
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Ray Sayers
Re: 2016 Candidates Moscow 10-29 March
Seems that way.JustinHorton wrote:So far as I can see the Norwegian site is the only one currently showing moves, including WorldChess/AGON. Is that right?
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Alex Holowczak
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That's what Twitter seems to have concluded.JustinHorton wrote:So far as I can see the Norwegian site is the only one currently showing moves, including WorldChess/AGON. Is that right?
Sadly, they seem to have adopted the hashtag #Candidates2016 so you get the odd American Presidential election tweet thrown in to the chess feed.
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Re: 2016 Candidates Moscow 10-29 March
ICC looks fine.
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