Baku Final Tiebreaks: Watch it live on Playchess!
10/5/2015 – He won the first two games (of four) in the World Cup final. Then Peter Svidler blundered in game three and was outplayed by Sergey Karjakin in game four. Today, with the scores even, are the tiebreaks rapid and blitz games. You can watch the action live on Playchess – or right here in your browser (or on your tablet or smart phone). You can even start an engine and chat.
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World Cup10th September – 5th OctoberBaku, Azerbaijan
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Clicking on the above link will take you to our live broadcast of the World Cup in Baku. If the game has not yet started you will see the previous two games:
Note that the broadcast page is "responsive", which means it adjusts itself to the device you are using. This is what it may look like on your smart phone:
On top of the window there are a number of buttons:
For instance you can start a chess engine to analyse the moves that are played ("Receiving Moves" tells you that you are in a live broadcast). If there is a long thinking pause you can click "Kibitz Blitz" which will add a board to the window and display the strongest blitz game that is currently being played on the Playchess server. "Listen to radio" will, at some stage soon, broadcast the live audio from our full Playchess video coverage. And "Boards" allows you to configure the screen to your liking. Here's an example:
This is "Cristals" style, with a Kibitz Blitz board (top right) added
You will probably have noticed that the little red tab at the bottom right of the board shows you which side is on the move, and that the bar to the right of the board indicates the evaluation of the strongest computers around the world who are analysing the moves as they are played (the "Let's Check" function in Playchess). Clicking (or tapping) a board will switch the focus (notation and engines) to it.
Here's a really neat function: you can switch languages and select one of the 25 that are currently available (any wagers when that will increase to 100?).
This is game four ready to start – in Arabic!
"Statistics" gives you an idea of the current activity on Playchess:
Note that you can also generally access the Playchess browser app by clicking on Playchess.com on our main news page. This takes you to the start screen where you can watch live games, or actually play against other visitors.
Final results
| Player | Rtg |
G1
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G2
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G3 | G4 | G5 | G6 | G7 | G8 | G9 | G10 | G11 |
Pts
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| Peter Svidler (RUS) | 2727 |
1
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1
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0
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-
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2.0
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| Sergey Karjakin (RUS) | 2762 |
0
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0
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1
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-
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0.0
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Photos and information from the official website and their Facebook page
LinksThe games are being broadcast live on the official web site and on the chess server Playchess.com. If you are not a member you can download a free Playchess client there and get immediate access. You can also use ChessBase 13 or any of our Fritz compatible chess programs. |
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