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Magnus Carlsen and Sergey Karjakin explain their game
to Spanish chess journalist Leontxo Garcia and the public.
Fully focused: Magnus Carlsen - here during his third round game against Sergey Karjakin
Carlsen's concentration yielded results. He defeated Wesley So in just 26 moves and always seemed to be one step ahead of his opponent.
Board | Title | Name | ELO | Res. | Title | Name | ELO |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | GM | Magnus Carlsen | 2851 | 3-0 | GM | Wesley So | 2775 |
2 | GM | Hikaru Nakamura | 2787 | 1 - 1 | GM | Anish Giri | 2790 |
3 | GM | Wei Yi | 2694 | 1 - 1 | GM | Sergey Karjakin | 2779 |
In Bilbao the three-point rule applies.
Round | Day | Time |
---|---|---|
Opening ceremony | 12.July | 16:00 |
1. round | 13.July | 16:00 |
2. round | 14.July | 16:00 |
3. round | 15.July | 16:00 |
4. round | 16.July | 16:00 |
5. round | 17.July | 16:00 |
Free day | 18.July | |
6. round | 19.July | 16:00 |
7. round | 20.July | 16:00 |
8. round | 21.July | 16:00 |
9. round | 22.July | 16:00 |
10. round | 23.July | 15:00 |
Closing ceremony... | 23.July | Around 20:00 (at the end of the games) |
Photos: Tournament page...