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2014-10-08

FIDE Grand Prix Baku 2014 - live commentary



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Live commentary by GM Alexander Delchev

After his record in Sinquefield cup gaining 35 ELO points starting with the unbelievable 7/7 followed by "only" 5/6 in Bilbao Club Championship, Caruana now is only 19 points behind the World's No. 1 Carlsen. Here in Baku he is proving again his progress - with 3.5/5 he is leading together with Gelfand. In his first four games Caruana had a thematic debate - and the subject was exchange sacrifice. Mamedyarov, Karjakin and Gelfand were trying to turn the logic of the games hoping to escape from the IRON Man, but only Gelfand with a bit of luck managed to claim a draw by perpetual.

Round 10: Dominguez-Caruana

Lenier Dominguez is having his nightmare tournament. With his first move he shows that he is not too ambitious today. He would like to avoid the immediate complications and just keep the game going. In the same time Caruana had very disappointing 3 rounds losing his games with Andreikin and yesterday against Grischuk in a quite painful way. So I expect he would be pressing to regain his leadership... See more

Round 9: Caruana-Grischuk

Caruana is repeating the opening line which brought him victory against Svidler in round 5. It is well known that Svidler and Grischuk are working together. So Caruana challenges both of them with this very sharp system... See more

Round 7: Andreikin-Caruana

I was surprised to see Andreikin playing 1.e4. He probably counted on 1...e5 hoping to get a slightly better and risk-free position in Spanish game - most probably Berlin. But I was twice more surprised to see Caruana playing Scandinavian. Later I checked in the database that he already played it twice in 2012 so it might not be such a big surprise for Andreikin... See more

Round 6: Caruana-Svidler

In this round Caruana faces Svidler with white when the other leader has a difficult game with black against Karjakin who I believe will try to get back on top. I believe that Svidler will bravely meet Caruana 1.e4 - with his beloved Sicilian Paulsen or Tajmanov although in their last game from Norway Chess Challenge he suffered a deadly attack already in the opening phase... See more


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2014-10-04

FIDE Grand Prix Baku 2014



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Players

IDNameFEDTITLEOCT 14
2020009Caruana, FabianoITAGM2844
4126025Grischuk, AlexanderRUSGM2797
14109603Karjakin, SergeyRUSGM2767
13401319Mamedyarov, ShakhriyarAZEGM2764
2016192Nakamura, HikaruUSAGM2764
3503240Dominguez Perez, LeinierCUBGM2751
2805677Gelfand, BorisISRGM2748
4102142Svidler, PeterRUSGM2732
13400924Radjabov, TeimourAZEGM2726
4158814Andreikin, DmitryRUSGM2722
14200244Kasimdzhanov, RustamUZBGM2706
4147235Tomashevsky, EvgenyRUSGM2701

Schedule

2nd October 20141st round – 1500h
3rd October 20142nd round – 1500h
4th October 20143rd round – 1500h
5th October 20144th round – 1500h
6th October 2014Free Day
7th October 20145th round – 1500h
8th October 20146th round – 1500h
9th October 20147th round – 1500h
10th October 20148th round – 1500h
11th October 2014Free Day
12th October 20149th round – 1500h
13th October 201410th round – 1500h
14th October 201411th round – 1300h

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