FIDE Grand Prix


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Game Interviews - Round 7

ROUND 7- INTERVIEWS

Giri,Anish-Wang Hao

Mamedyarov,Shakriyar-Topalov,Veselin

Morozevich,Alexander-Ivanchuk,Vassily

Kamsky.Gata-Gelfand,Boris

Leko,Peter-Karjakin,Sergey

Grischuk,Alexander-Wang Yue

Round 6: Karjakin, Mamedyarov and Grischuk tied for the first place

In the sixth round of Grand Prix in Beijing half of the games were decisive. Sergey Karjakin and Shakhriyar Mamedyarov played the longest game of the round which finished in favor of Azeri player. Grischuk, who was place d second after 5th round, made a draw against Veselin Topalov and, as the result, Shakhriyar Mamedyarov, Alexander Grischuk and Sergey Karjakin lead with 4 out of 6. Morozevich outplayed Gata Kamsky and in Chinese derby Wang Yue defeated Wang Hao. Vassily Ivanchuk was looking for revenge for his lost in the match against Giri in Leon but could not convert his advantage and the game finished in a draw.

Game Interviews - Round 6

ROUND 6-INTERVIEWS

Topalov,Veselin-Grischuk,Alexander

Giri,Anish-Ivanchuk,Vassily

Morozevich,Alexander-Kamsky,Gata

Wang,Yue-Wang,Hao

Karjakin,Sergey-Mamedyarov,Shakhriyar

Gelfand,Boris-Leko,peter

Round 5: Karjakin continues leading, Grischuk is on clear second

In the fifth round of Grand Prix in Beijing there were three decisive games and three draws. Sergey Karjakin drew with Boris Gelfand and remains on his leading position. His nearest rival after fourth round Shakhriyar Mamedyarov was defeated by Alexander Grischuk, who immediately jumped on clear second place. Azeri player shares third place together with Anish Giri, who won against Gata Kamsky, and Veselin Topalov, who made a draw against Wang Hao. Vassily Ivanchuk outplayed Wang Yue and has 50%. Peter Leko drew with Alexander Morozevich.