Biel LIVE - Round 10
8/1/2018 – Get set for one of the summer's biggest events and one with a long tradition. The Biel Chess Festival is LIVE with World Champion Magnus Carlsen and Shakhriyar Mamedyarov leading the GM tournament. ChessBase brings you live commentary from Biel with GM Daniel King and IM Anna Rudolf.
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ACCENTUS Biel GM Tournament - Round 10
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Commentary by GM Daniel King and IM Anna Rudolf
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Format and Schedule
The format is a six-player double-round robin. Players receive 100 minutes for 40 moves, followed by 50 minutes for 20 moves, then 15 minutes to the end of the game, plus a 30-second increment starting from move one.
Round 1 - July 22, 14:00 CEST
Round 2 - July 23, 14:00
Round 3 - July 24, 14:00
Round 4 - July 25, 14:00
Round 5 - July 26, 14:00
Round 6 - July 27, 14:00
Round 7 - July 29, 14:00
Round 8 - July 30, 14:00
Round 9 - July 31, 14:00
Round 10 - August 1, 12:00
Note: The last round (Round 10) starts on August 1st, two hours earlier at Noon CEST (6:00 AM EDT).
Links
- Official site
- Round 1-2: Carlsen with the early lead
- Round 3: Shak catches Magnus
- Round 4: Three draws
- Round 5: Vachier-Lagrave beats Georgiadis
- Round 6: Mamedyarov sole front-runner
- Round 7: A good day for the Najdorf
- Round 8: Georgiadis lets Navara off the hook
- Round 9: Mamedyarov defeats Carlsen and wins it all
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