The large De Moriaan playing hall. Credit: www.chessbase.com |
Invitees to 2013 Tata A
- #1 Magnus Carlsen (NOR) 2861
- #3 Levon Aronian (ARM) 2802
- #5 Fabiano Caruana (ITA) 2781
- #6 Sergey Karjakin (RUS) 2780
- #7 Viswanathan Anand (IND) 2772
- #9 Hikaru Nakamura (USA) 2769
- #14 Wang Hao (CHN) 2752
- #19 Peter Leko (HUN) 2735
- #29 Anish Giri (NED) 2720
- and five more
Please check back on my blog for my daily favorite game. I strongly urge all chess students rated 1800 or higher to diligently play through every round over the next fortnight. Try to learn something too! Although the elite A group attracts the most attention, the powerful B and C sections often generate more fireworks. The live audio broadcasts at the Internet Chess Club begin at 4:30am PST each morning (except for three rest days), but completed rounds and Game of the Day videos are available at your convenience. Make sure to also visit the Chessbase news website for daily reports, vibrant photos and thoughtfully annotated games.
Fpawn Favorite Games from Tata A
- Rd 1: Karjakin 1-0 HouYifan == French 3.Nc3 == sacs yield dangerous initiative vs king
- Rd 2: Aronian 1/2 Carlsen == KID 5.Nf3 == Carlsen holds on miraculously down a pawn
- Rd 3: Anand 1-0 Caruana == Closed Ruy Lopez == world champion invades on c-file
- Rd 4: Aronian 0-1 Anand == QGD Meran == Anand beat Aronian in 23 moves as black
- Rd 5: Harikrishna 1-0 vanWely == Paulsen Sicilian == tactical game ends in queen sac
- Rd 6: Giri 0-1 HouYifan == Dragon Sicilian == black takes initiative with exchange sac
- Rd 7: Karjakin 1/2 Aronian == Ruy Lopez anti-Marshall == wild draw as black miss wins
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