Airthings Masters: Keymer and Hansen make the cut

by Carlos Alberto Colodro
2/23/2022 – Underdogs Vincent Keymer and Eric Hansen qualified to the knockout stage of the Airthings Masters on Tuesday. On the other hand, the likes of Anish Giri, Levon Aronian and Shakhriyar Mamedyarov did not make the cut. Ian Nepomniachtchi was the clear winner of the round-robin with a commanding score of 29/45 points.

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Giri and Aronian eliminated

Meltwater Champions Chess TourThe modifications to the format in this edition of the Champions Chess Tour bode well for the series. An exciting single round-robin with a mixed field (à la Wijk aan Zee) left four of the rating favourites out of contention at the Airthings Masters. Levon Aronian, Anish Giri, Shakhriyar Mamedyarov and Jan-Krzysztof Duda did not manage to finish among the top 8 in the final standings table.

Naturally, this means that a number of underdogs did reach the quarterfinals. The two sub-2700 rated players who made it to the knockout stage are 17-year-old German star Vincent Keymer and Canadian streamer Eric Hansen.

Among the quarterfinalists rated barely above 2700 are Vladislav Artemiev, Le Quang Liem and Andrey Esipenko. These three players have already shown in previous years that they have what it takes to face the big guns, with Artemiev reaching the semifinals of the Goldmoney Asian Rapid last year.

The new format for this year’s series also stipulates that the quarterfinals and semifinals will be decided on a single day. In the first stage of the knockout, to be played today, the winner of the preliminaries Ian Nepomniachtchi will face Keymer, while world champion Magnus Carlsen will play Le Quang Liem. See the full bracket below.

Airthings Masters Chess 2022

Hansen beats Nepo

After taking down Carlsen on Monday, Hansen kicked off the final day of the preliminaries with a convincing victory over the runaway leader.

 
Hansen vs. Nepomniachtchi

Sound positional play by the Canadian left him with a clear strategic edge in the middlegame. Nepo’s over-optimistic play with the black pieces had him on the back foot for the remainder of the game.

Ten moves after the diagrammed position above, the material was still balanced, but White already had a massive advantage with his well-coordinated army.

 

35.g4 is a good-looking pawn push. There followed 35...Qe6 36.Qh5+ Kh7 37.Rxb7, and it was apparent that Hansen had everything under control. Nepo continued fighting until move 53, when he accepted defeat for a second time in the tournament.

 
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1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 e6 3.g3 Nc6 4.Bg2 Nf6 5.Qe2 d5 6.exd5 B40: Sicilian: 2...e6, Unusual lines. Qxd5 7.0-0 Be7
8.Re1N The position is equal. Predecessor: 8.b3 0-0 9.Bb2 Qd8 10.Na3 Nd5 11.Nc4 Bd7 12.Nfe5 Rc8 13.Rae1 Nf6 14.f4 1-0 (56) Pirverdiyev,A (2298)-Bru Rullo,L (2222) Benidorm 2018 8...0-0 9.b3 Nd4 9...Qh5= 10.Nxd4 Qxd4 11.Nc3 Rd8 12.Rd1 e5 13.Bb2 Bg4 14.Bf3 Bxf3 15.Qxf3 e4 16.Qe2 Bf8 17.d3 exd3 18.Rxd3 Qb4 19.Rad1 Rxd3 20.Rxd3 Re8 21.Qf3 h6 21...Qb6 22.Kg2!± White now steadily converts the win. Re6
Black should try 22...Be7 23.Rd8! Qb6 24.Rb8 Rc6 24...Re7± 25.Nd5 Nxd5 26.Qxd5 aiming for Qe5. Qc7
26...Rd6± 27.Qf3 27.Qxb7 Qxb7+ 28.Rxb7 Rd2± 27...Rd2 27.Be5!+- Qe7 28.c4 Re6 28...g5 was called for. 29.Bc3 Rb6 29.Bf4 Rc6 30.h4 To avoid g5 Kh7 31.h5 g5 32.hxg6+ Kxg6 33.Be5 Much less strong is 33.g4?! Kh7 34.Kf1 Kg8 33...f6 34.Bf4 Bg7? 34...h5 35.Ra8 a6 35.g4 Qh5+ would kill now. Qe6 36.Qh5+ Kh7 37.Rxb7 Intending Qxh6+ and mate. Qe4+ 38.Kg3 f5 39.Qxf5+ Qxf5 40.gxf5 Endgame Threatening mate with Be5. KRB-KRB Kg8 41.Rxa7 Bd4 42.Be3 Bc3 43.Kg4 Kf8 44.Bf4 Bd4 45.Be3 Bc3! 46.Rd7 White is clearly winning. Kg8 47.Rd5 Ra6 48.Rxc5 Rxa2 49.Rb5 Kf7 50.Rb7+ Kf6 51.Rb6+ Kf7 52.c5 Ra1 53.Rxh6 Weighted Error Value: White=0.24 (precise) /Black=0.30
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Hansen,E2606Nepomniachtchi,I27731–02022Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202213.4

Esipenko takes down Ding and Aronian

Given his strong performances in top events like the Tata Steel Masters and the Grand Swiss, it is no surprising to see Esipenko beating some of the strongest players in the world — remarkably, he beat Carlsen in their first classical confrontation last year in Wijk aan Zee

Now, on day 4 of the preliminaries, the 19-year-old defeated both Aronian and Ding Liren to reach the knockout. And he beat both super-GMs with the black pieces.

In the last round, with both players tied on 21 points, Aronian blundered the game away by placing his dark-squared bishop on c1 instead of d2.

 
Aronian vs. Esipenko

After 20.Bc1 Esipenko played 20...d3 and Aronian resigned. Placing the bishop on d2 seems to be a good idea on general principle, since the rooks are connected and the bishop itself defends e1. However, that generic assessment is not enough to decide what to play in such a sharp position. After all, the bishop on d2 blocks the queen along the second rank as well.

It was a matter of specific calculation, and Aronian failed to see all the subtleties. in the game, the US grandmaster cannot grab the pawn with 21.Qxd3 due to 21...Qxf2+, of course.

In the alternative line with the bishop on d2, however, after 21.Qxd3 Bxf2+ White barely saves a draw due to a perpetual check — 22.Kg2 Qg3+ 23.Kf1 Qg1+ 24.Ke2 Re8+

 
Analysis diagram

In order to play 20.Bd2 in the first diagrammed position, Aronian would have needed to foresee that 25.Be3 saves a draw in this position! After 25...Bxe1 White can give endless checks with the queen from d5, f5 and h5.

 
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1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Bc5 4.d3 Nf6 5.0-0 0-0 6.Re1 h6 7.c3 d6 8.Nbd2 Bb6 9.Bb3 Ng4 C54: Giuoco Piano: 4 c3 Nf6, main lines with 5 d4 and 5 d3. 10.Re2 Na5
11.Bc2N Predecessor: 11.h3 Nxb3 12.axb3 Nf6 13.Nc4 Bd7 14.b4 Re8 15.b3 Rb8 16.Qc2 Nh5 17.d4 0-1 (54) Maric, M (2255)-Babayeva,F (2055) Moscow 1994 11...f5 The position is equal. 12.h3 d4 is the strong threat. Nf6! 13.d4 fxe4 14.Nxe4 Nxe4 15.Rxe4 Bf5 16.Re1 16.d5 is interesting. Qf6 17.Kh2 Bxe4 18.Bxe4 c5 19.Qe2 16...Bxc2 17.Qxc2 next a4 is good for White. exd4!
18.Bxh6! Rxf3 19.gxf3 Black must now prevent Re6! Qh4! 19...d3? 20.Qxd3 Qh4 21.Be3+- 20.Bc1 Not 20.b4? d3 21.Qxd3 Bxf2+ 22.Kf1 Bxe1 23.Rxe1 Qxh3+ 24.Ke2 Re8+ 25.Kd1 Rxe1+ 26.Kxe1 Qxh6 20.Bd2= 20...d3! Weighted Error Value: White=0.83/Black=0. 01 (flawless)
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Aronian,L2772Esipenko,A27140–12022Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202215.6

Endgame analysis by GM Karsten Müller

In the penultimate round, Keymer was successfully defending a tough position against Le for quite a while. But suddenly, in a pure rook endgame, the German faltered by choosing to defend his remaining pawn passively.

 
Keymer vs. Le

As our in-house expert demonstrates, the active 50.Rb8 actually draws for White! Keymer’s 50.Ra1 was duly refuted by the Vietnamese grandmaster.

 
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1.c4 Nf6 2.Nf3 e6 3.b3 b6 4.g3 Bb7 5.Bg2 g6 6.Bb2 Bg7 7.0-0 0-0 8.d4 d5 9.cxd5 exd5 10.Nc3 Re8 11.Rc1 a6 12.Ne5 Nbd7 13.Nd3 Ne4 14.e3 Ndf6 15.Ne2 a5 16.Re1 Ba6 17.Ne5 c5 18.f3 Nd6 19.Nf4 Rc8 20.g4 g5 21.Nh3 h6 22.f4 Nde4 23.Nf2 Nxf2 24.Kxf2 c4 25.a4 cxb3 26.Qxb3 Rxc1 27.Bxc1 gxf4 28.exf4 Nxg4+ 29.Kg1 Qh4 30.Qg3 Qxg3 31.hxg3 Bc4 32.Bd2 Nxe5 33.fxe5 f6 34.Bf4 fxe5 35.dxe5 Kf7 36.Bh3 Ke7 37.Rb1 Kd8 38.Rxb6 Bxe5 39.Rxh6 Bxf4 40.gxf4 Kc7 41.Be6 Rf8 42.f5 Kd6 43.Kf2 Ke5 44.Rh1 Bd3 45.Re1+ Kd6 46.Ke3 Bxf5 47.Bxf5 Rxf5 48.Rb1 Re5+ Rook endings should usually be defended actively. The rook usually is a very strong counterattacking unit: 49.Kd3! 49.Kd4? Re4+ 50.Kd3 Rxa4-+ 49...Re4 50.Ra1? This is too passive. Only the active defence 50.Rb8 draws, e.g. Rxa4 51.Ra8 Kc5 51...Ra1 52.Kd4 Rd1+ 53.Ke3! 53.Kc3? allows the regrouping Rc1+ 54.Kd3 Rc5 55.Ra6+ Ke5-+ 53...Ra1 54.Kd4 0–1
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Keymer,V2664Le,Q27090–12022D77Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202214.7

Crosstable (3 pts for a win, 1 pt for a draw)

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1.g3 Nf6 2.Bg2 d5 3.Nf3 g6 4.0-0 Bg7 5.c4 dxc4 6.Na3 0-0 7.Nxc4 c5 8.b3!?       An interesting side line. Nc6 9.Bb2 Be6 A09: Réti Opening: 1 Nf3 d5 2 c4. 10.Rc1 Rc8 11.d3 b6 The position is equal. 12.Qd2
12...Qd7N Predecessor: 12...h6 13.Rfd1 Kh7 14.e3 b5 15.Na3 Qb6 16.Qe2 a6 17.d4 cxd4 18.Nxd4 Nxd4 19.Bxd4 ½-½ (77) Rubzova,T (2240)-Aslanian,L (2165) Azov 1991 13.Rfd1 Rfd8 14.Nfe5 Nxe5 15.Nxe5 Qd6 16.b4 Nd7 Don't play 16...cxb4 17.Nc6 17.Nxd7 17.bxc5= Nxc5 18.Nc4 17...Bxb2 Better is 17...cxb4 18.Bxg7 Kxg7 18.Qxb2=
aiming for Ne5. 18...Bxd7 19.bxc5 Rxc5 20.Rxc5 Qxc5 21.Rc1 Qd6 22.h4 Rc8 23.Rxc8+ Bxc8 24.d4 Bd7 25.e4 f6 26.f4 e5 27.fxe5 fxe5 28.d5 a5 29.Kh2 b5 30.Bh3 Bxh3 31.Kxh3       Endgame KQ-KQ b4 32.Qc2 Qd7+ 33.Kg2 Kf7 34.Qf2+ Kg7 35.Qc5 Qg4? 35...Qa4!= and Black has nothing to worry. 36.Qe7++- And not 36.Qxa5 Qxe4+ 37.Kh2 Qd4= 36...Kh6?
36...Kg8+- 37.Qf8+ White mates. Kh5 38.Qf3 a4 39.d6 b3 40.Qxg4+ Kxg4 41.d7 bxa2 42.d8Q Weighted Error Value: White=0.04 (flawless) /Black=0.25 (precise)
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Hansen,E2606Praggnanandhaa R26121–02022C78Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20222.2
Ding,L2799Niemann,H2642½–½2022A28Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20222.3
Duda,J2760Keymer,V26640–12022A11Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20222.4
Aronian,L2772Kosteniuk,A25161–02022B13Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20222.5
Mamedyarov,S2767Nepomniachtchi,I27730–12022D41Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20222.6
Giri,A2772Esipenko,A2714½–½2022C85Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20222.7
Carlsen,M2865Abdusattorov,N2651½–½2022A30Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20222.8
Abdusattorov,N2651Artemiev,V2700½–½2022D37Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20223.1
Esipenko,A2714Carlsen,M28651–02022C55Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20223.2
Nepomniachtchi,I2773Giri,A27721–02022B92Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20223.3
Kosteniuk,A2516Mamedyarov,S27670–12022B01Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20223.4
Keymer,V2664Aronian,L2772½–½2022E04Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20223.5
Niemann,H2642Duda,J27601–02022D00Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20223.6
Praggnanandhaa R2612Ding,L27990–12022C54Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20223.7
Le,Q2709Hansen,E26061–02022A16Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20223.8
Artemiev,V2700Hansen,E2606½–½2022A28Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20224.1
Ding,L2799Le,Q27091–02022D24Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20224.2
Duda,J2760Praggnanandhaa R26121–02022C54Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20224.3
Aronian,L2772Niemann,H26420–12022C50Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20224.4
Mamedyarov,S2767Keymer,V26640–12022D41Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20224.5
Giri,A2772Kosteniuk,A25161–02022C84Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20224.6
Carlsen,M2865Nepomniachtchi,I27730–12022E05Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20224.7
Abdusattorov,N2651Esipenko,A2714½–½2022A21Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20224.8
Esipenko,A2714Artemiev,V27000–12022C55Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20225.1
Nepomniachtchi,I2773Abdusattorov,N26511–02022C24Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20225.2
Kosteniuk,A2516Carlsen,M28650–12022B22Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20225.3
Keymer,V2664Giri,A27721–02022D38Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20225.4
Niemann,H2642Mamedyarov,S2767½–½2022A41Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20225.5
Praggnanandhaa R2612Aronian,L27721–02022D38Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20225.6
Le,Q2709Duda,J27601–02022D37Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20225.7
Hansen,E2606Ding,L2799½–½2022B51Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20225.8
Artemiev,V2700Ding,L27990–12022A25Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20226.1
Duda,J2760Hansen,E26060–12022C97Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20226.2
Aronian,L2772Le,Q2709½–½2022C55Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20226.3
Mamedyarov,S2767Praggnanandhaa R26121–02022D00Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20226.4
Giri,A2772Niemann,H26421–02022C83Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20226.5
Carlsen,M2865Keymer,V26641–02022A07Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20226.6
Abdusattorov,N2651Kosteniuk,A25161–02022A34Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20226.7
Esipenko,A2714Nepomniachtchi,I27730–12022C50Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20226.8
Nepomniachtchi,I2773Artemiev,V2700½–½2022C55Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20227.1
Kosteniuk,A2516Esipenko,A27140–12022C54Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20227.2
Keymer,V2664Abdusattorov,N26511–02022D78Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20227.3
Niemann,H2642Carlsen,M28650–12022A31Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20227.4
Praggnanandhaa R2612Giri,A2772½–½2022D02Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20227.5
Le,Q2709Mamedyarov,S27671–02022A52Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20227.6
Hansen,E2606Aronian,L2772½–½2022C55Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20227.7
Ding,L2799Duda,J2760½–½2022D41Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20227.8
Artemiev,V2700Duda,J2760½–½2022D02Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20228.1
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Mamedyarov,S2767Hansen,E26060–12022D00Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20228.3
Giri,A2772Le,Q27091–02022C92Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20228.4
Carlsen,M2865Praggnanandhaa R26120–12022D32Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20228.5
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Esipenko,A2714Keymer,V26641–02022B10Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20228.7
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Niemann,H2642Esipenko,A27140–12022A20Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20229.3
Praggnanandhaa R2612Abdusattorov,N2651½–½2022D85Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20229.4
Le,Q2709Carlsen,M28650–12022D27Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20229.5
Hansen,E2606Giri,A27720–12022B51Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20229.6
Ding,L2799Mamedyarov,S2767½–½2022D06Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20229.7
Duda,J2760Aronian,L27720–12022D39Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 20229.8
Artemiev,V2700Aronian,L27721–02022E51Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202210.1
Mamedyarov,S2767Duda,J2760½–½2022D31Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202210.2
Giri,A2772Ding,L27991–02022A07Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202210.3
Carlsen,M2865Hansen,E26060–12022C99Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202210.4
Abdusattorov,N2651Le,Q27091–02022D37Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202210.5
Esipenko,A2714Praggnanandhaa R26120–12022B31Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202210.6
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Niemann,H2642Kosteniuk,A25161–02022D00Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202211.2
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Hansen,E2606Abdusattorov,N26510–12022B30Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202211.5
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Niemann,H2642Artemiev,V27000–12022D00Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202213.1
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Aronian,L2772Carlsen,M2865½–½2022B31Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202213.7
Mamedyarov,S2767Giri,A27721–02022D47Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202213.8
Artemiev,V2700Giri,A2772½–½2022D42Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202214.1
Carlsen,M2865Mamedyarov,S27671–02022E68Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202214.2
Abdusattorov,N2651Aronian,L27720–12022A28Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202214.3
Esipenko,A2714Duda,J27600–12022C50Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202214.4
Nepomniachtchi,I2773Ding,L2799½–½2022C77Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202214.5
Kosteniuk,A2516Hansen,E26061–02022C54Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202214.6
Keymer,V2664Le,Q27090–12022D77Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202214.7
Niemann,H2642Praggnanandhaa R26121–02022A20Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202214.8
Praggnanandhaa R2612Artemiev,V27001–02022C55Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202215.1
Le,Q2709Niemann,H2642½–½2022D38Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202215.2
Hansen,E2606Keymer,V2664½–½2022B51Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202215.3
Ding,L2799Kosteniuk,A25161–02022A34Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202215.4
Duda,J2760Nepomniachtchi,I2773½–½2022C65Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202215.5
Aronian,L2772Esipenko,A27140–12022C54Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202215.6
Mamedyarov,S2767Abdusattorov,N26511–02022E68Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202215.7
Giri,A2772Carlsen,M2865½–½2022C88Airthings Masters MCCT Prel 202215.8

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Carlos Colodro is a Hispanic Philologist from Bolivia. He works as a freelance translator and writer since 2012. A lot of his work is done in chess-related texts, as the game is one of his biggest interests, along with literature and music.

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