Tal Memorial, Moscow
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Re: Tal Memorial, Moscow
Last round started early, as is not unusual. Looks like Vlad has "hara-kiri"ed against Shak rather impressively
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Re: Tal Memorial, Moscow
Probably wore himself out in his futile attempt to win yesterday after losing his extra pawn. Maybe he forgot about the early start in the morning.Matt Mackenzie wrote:Last round started early, as is not unusual. Looks like Vlad has "hara-kiri"ed against Shak rather impressively
Giri is still trying to squeeze an extra half point to get a playoff with Nepo.
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Re: Tal Memorial, Moscow
Is this Nepos first win in a "super" tournament?
Puts him joint 10th with Giri on the live ratings list too
Puts him joint 10th with Giri on the live ratings list too
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