Paris Grand Chess Tour
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Paris Grand Chess Tour
Started today, the website is here http://grandchesstour.org/
http://chess24.com is also providing commentary.
World Champ Magnus lost in the first round on time, he was a queen up at the time!
http://chess24.com is also providing commentary.
World Champ Magnus lost in the first round on time, he was a queen up at the time!
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Re: Paris Grand Chess Tour
No, he won.
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He lost, rest assured he lost. Wrong info was reported.
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How do you get correct info?
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Re: Paris Grand Chess Tour
I follow chess24.com, also the Grand Chess Tour Twitter stream were both correct.
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Re: Paris Grand Chess Tour
We have video for round 2 now, so should be easier to follow. Big blow for Magnus.
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Also the official site is back up, which helps.
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Re: Paris Grand Chess Tour
Yes, and there is a ladder on the stage at the moment!
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Re: Paris Grand Chess Tour
Changing the light bulbs, maybe?
(Apparently, the loss on time was because it was too dark to see the clocks...)
(Apparently, the loss on time was because it was too dark to see the clocks...)
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I thought it was the work of satan.
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Re: Paris Grand Chess Tour
Magnus making chess look easy in round 2 with a 26 move win with black against MVL.
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Topalov on 0/3 and elsewhere in round 3 Caruana is losing against Fressinet. Aronian has just cracked against Carlsen. And MVL beat So. So it will be Carlsen, Kramnik and Nakamura leading on 2/3. And everyone else(!) except Topalov will be on 50% (1.5/3).
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Correct except for the rapid scoring as 2 for a win, 1 for a draw with the blitz being the normal 1, 0,5 & 0. Very impressive from Magnus to recover to be back in the joint lead after such a shock in round 1.Christopher Kreuzer wrote:Topalov on 0/3 and elsewhere in round 3 Caruana is losing against Fressinet. Aronian has just cracked against Carlsen. And MVL beat So. So it will be Carlsen, Kramnik and Nakamura leading on 2/3. And everyone else(!) except Topalov will be on 50% (1.5/3).
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Round 6 wins for Carlsen, MVL & Giri leave Magnus a point clear (0.5 in normal scoring) with three rounds left.
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Nakamura beat MVL after Carlsen and Giri drew in round 7, so they are tied for the lead.
Kramnik a point behind (in normal scoring) after beating Fressinet. Also on 4/7 is So and MVL.
Caruana on a bad run of losses and finishes against Kramnik and Nakamura.
Carlsen's run-in is Fressinet and Kramnik.
Nakamura's run-in is Aronian and Caruana.
Kramnik a point behind (in normal scoring) after beating Fressinet. Also on 4/7 is So and MVL.
Caruana on a bad run of losses and finishes against Kramnik and Nakamura.
Carlsen's run-in is Fressinet and Kramnik.
Nakamura's run-in is Aronian and Caruana.