Carlsen draw against Guseinov with Black and looked pissed as he walked away from the board. At one point he had 7 minutes on the clock against 30 seconds with comfortable position, so it's undersandable why he was a little upset.

And lol, instead of simply recapturing, Svidler tried to be cute with ...Qb6 zwischenzug, and completely died to sacrificial attack starting with Bxh7+ by Yu Yangyi. Quite spectacular trashing in Paulsen Sicilian.

BTW, I think http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/2014-wrbc-r has better updates on the boards.

Arevall

Sweden1133 Posts

June 16 2014 14:11 GMT

#684

Well this wasn't easy to follow

Nyxisto

Germany6287 Posts

June 16 2014 14:31 GMT

#685

wow looks like Gelfand is playing under a "fide flag". Gotta love Saudi Arabia

wingpawn

Poland1342 Posts

June 16 2014 14:53 GMT

#686

Dreev and Nguyen are at move 144 and counting in a drawn Knight + Pawn vs Knight endgame. What a nonsense.

Nyxisto

Germany6287 Posts

June 16 2014 15:44 GMT

#687

The commentator sounds like an evil Ivanchuk. I'm a little disappointed by the quality of commentary : (

marvellosity

United Kingdom36161 Posts

June 16 2014 16:16 GMT

#688

those 2 sentences don't seem to go together :p

vndestiny

Singapore3473 Posts

June 16 2014 16:37 GMT

#689

On June 17 2014 00:44 Nyxisto wrote:
The commentator sounds like an evil Ivanchuk. I'm a little disappointed by the quality of commentary : (

But evil Ivanchuk sounds awesome :<

xM(Z

Romania5299 Posts

June 16 2014 16:51 GMT

#690

i'm looking at http://www.chess-results.com/tnr137973.aspx?lan=1&art=1&rd=4&wi=821 for results.
according to that, only Nepomniachtchi Ian has 4 wins so far

edit: he made a draw now so 4.5 pct

wingpawn

Poland1342 Posts

June 16 2014 17:36 GMT

#691

Ian Nepomniachtchi, Fabiano Caruana and Sergey Karjakin are all at 4.5 points.

Magnus Carlsen is at 4 points, along with couple other guys.

Nyxisto

Germany6287 Posts

June 16 2014 17:55 GMT

#692

who was the guy at the press conference at the end, and was he rocking a dota shirt? ;D

wingpawn

Poland1342 Posts

June 17 2014 11:04 GMT

#693

Karjakin vs Carlsen on stream NOW!

And Magnus sacrificed an Exchange, very, very sharp stuff.

kwizach

3658 Posts

June 17 2014 11:49 GMT

#694

Nice game between Carlsen and Karjakin, thanks for the heads up. It was also pretty funny how the commentator kept insisting Karjakin should play Rc4 when his rook was on b7 ,-)

wingpawn

Poland1342 Posts

June 17 2014 12:01 GMT

#695

Yeah, I saw that. I'm surprised that Karjakin played so many quiet moves instead of going full crazy, seemed like he had a great attacking chances after holding that first storm. Maybe he didn't want to tempt fate against Dragon specialist.

Caruana managed to beat Nepomniachtchi and he is a sole leader with 5.5/6. Harry Potter might as well win this all.

xM(Z

Romania5299 Posts

June 17 2014 15:58 GMT

#696

results after round 8:
1 GM Caruana Fabiano ITA 6.5
2 GM Nepomniachtchi Ian RUS 6.0
3 GM Karjakin Sergey RUS 6.0
4 GM Carlsen Magnus NOR 6.0
5 GM Movsesian Sergei ARM 6.0
6 GM Nakamura Hikaru USA 6.0
7 GM Grischuk Alexander RUS 6.0

everyone else is at 5.5pts and below

wingpawn

Poland1342 Posts

June 17 2014 16:10 GMT

#697

Karjakin lost to Aronian and Caruana will likely draw against Grischuk. Carlsen has very advantageous endgame against Movsesian. Nakamura and Nepomniachtchi drew their game. Magnus and Fabiano joint leaders after Round 9?

Nyxisto

Germany6287 Posts

June 17 2014 17:17 GMT

#698

"and in such endgame position Magnus will play till opponent willl die" lol

Also Nepomniachtchi still in the Dota shirt, must be a fan :D

wingpawn

Poland1342 Posts

June 17 2014 20:27 GMT

#699

2014 FIDE World Rapid Championship Tournament
Standings after Round 10:

1. Magnus Carlsen 8/10 (+6 -0 =4)
2. Levon Aronian 7.5/10 (+6 -1 =3)
3. Peter Svidler 7/10 (+6 -2 =2)
Yu Yangyi 7/10 (+6 -2 =2)
Evgeny Tomashevsky 7/10 (+5 -1 =4)
Ian Nepomniachtchi 7/10 (+5 -1 =4)
Fabiano Caruana 7/10 (+5 -1 =4)
Alexander Grischuk 7/10 (+4 -0 =6)
Viswanathan Anand 7/10 (+4 -0 =6)
4. Sergei Movsesian 6.5/10 (+5 -2 =3)
Arkadij Naiditsch 6.5/10 (+5 -2 =3)
Alexander Morozevich 6.5/10 (+5 -2 =3)
Hikaru Nakamura 6.5/10 (+5 -2 =3)
Sergey Karjakin 6.5/10 (+4 -1 =5)
Teimour Radjabov 6.5/10 (+4 -1 =5)
Baadur Jobava 6.5/10 (+4 -1 =5)
Nguyen Ngoc Truong Son 6.5/10 (+3 -0 =7)

Day 3 - Wednesday, 18 June 2014
Top-board pairings for Round 11:

Aronian - Carlsen
Caruana - Svidler
Grischuk - Yu
Anand - Nepomniachtchi
Tomashevsky - Nguyen
Nakamura - Radjabov
Movsesian - Karjakin
Jobava - Morozevich
Naiditsch - Mamedyarov
Fressinet - Malakhov

urboss

Austria1223 Posts

June 18 2014 08:13 GMT

#700

Does anyone know how the computer registers the moves in general at chess tournaments? Do they use a camera or onboard detection?
Why is the live board always so delayed to the point of being unusable when following rapid chess?