Newsblog WCC Carlsen-Karjakin, 2016-11-19

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11/19/2016 – Game No. 6, draw No. 6 - Tiger Hillarp Persson, who has spent his entire life as a chess player trying to find asymmetry where he can find it, is our man to annotate this technical issue. Read about his preferences on books for dungeon situations and follow his notes until a state of zero entropy is unavoidable. Check out our newsblog with game annotations.
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World Chess Championship News - 2016-11-19

Game No. 6 - Notes by Tiger Hillarp Persson:

 

Tiger Hillarp Persson gives his thoughts on game No. 6 - in NYC, Ken Rogoff showed up on the stage

10.06 / 4.06 am: + + + Simon Williams has just finished his round up report on playchess.com. Have a look what he had to say to game 6. + + +

23:59 / 5:59 pm: + + + After a quick draw we have a quick video analysis. Daniel King's sums things up in his summary of game 6. + + +

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21:40 / 3:40 pm: The game ended in a draw. After three fascinating games in rounds three, four and five the players didn't excite the audience today. Tomorrow is a rest day, so Sergey has enough time to prepare something against Carlsen's ...d5!

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