Chessable Masters: So leads, newcomers struggle

by Carlos Alberto Colodro
8/1/2021 – While players and enthusiasts took a day off from the highly tense World Cups in Sochi, the online Chessable Masters kicked off with an eye-catching lineup, as 12-year-old GM Abhimanyu Mishra, women’s world champion Ju Wenjun and Indian star Humpy Koneru join the likes of Wesley So and Levon Aronian in the 9-day event. After five rounds, So is the sole leader on 4 points, with a 3-player chasing pack a half point behind. | Pictured: Wesley So and Pentala Harikrishna at the 2019 Riga Grand Prix
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A newly minted grandmaster

Just a month ago, a driven teenager from Englishtown, New Jersey became the youngest chess grandmaster in history. Abhimanyu Mishra scored his third and final norm in Hungary to earn the title at the age of 12 years, 4 months and 25 days, which is 66 days sooner than Sergey Karjakin — the former record holder — who got the title in 2002.

The Play Magnus Group did not waste any time and decided to invite the youngster to participate in the very next event of the Champions Chess Tour, the Chessable Masters.

Besides Abhimanyu, two other notable debuts see women’s world champion Ju Wenjun and Indian star Humpy Koneru joining the 16-player field. After Hou Yifan was the first woman participant in this year’s tour at the Goldmoney Asian Rapid, Ju and Humpy are trying their hand at facing elite grandmasters in the online rapid event.

After the first five rounds, the usual suspects are topping the standings, with Wesley So grabbing the sole lead with a 4/5 score, followed by Vladislav Artemiev, Hikaru Nakamura and Alireza Firouzja, who stand a half point back.

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In the first round, Firouzja and So played a thrilling encounter which lasted no fewer than 95 moves. Playing black, So was trying to convert an advantageous double-knight ending.

 
Firouzja vs. So - Round 1

All the remaining pieces had left the board on move 52, and 32 moves later So faltered by allowing a knight exchange after 86...Nd4 — Firouzja correctly responded with 87.Nfe4+ and So tried to trick his opponent with 87...Kf4 88.Nxf6 Ne2+.

As GM Karsten Müller notes in his annotations below, Black needed to play 86...Nd6 in the diagrammed position. Our in-house specialist explains the logic behind So’s trick mentioned above, and introduces us to the concept of Springerschachschatten!

 
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1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5 Nf6 4.0-0 Nxe4 5.Re1 Nd6 6.Nxe5 Be7 7.Bf1 Nf5 8.Nf3 d5 9.d4 0-0 10.c3 Bd6 11.Bd3 Re8 12.g3 Rxe1+ 13.Nxe1 Nce7 14.Nd2 c6 15.Ndf3 f6 16.Ng2 g6 17.Qe2 Ng7 18.Bf4 Bf5 19.Re1 Bxd3 20.Qxd3 Nef5 21.g4 Ne7 22.Qe3 Kf7 23.h4 Qd7 24.Bxd6 Qxd6 25.Qh6 Kg8 26.h5 Re8 27.Nfh4 g5 28.Nf3 Nc8 29.Rxe8+ Nxe8 30.Nxg5 Qd7 31.Nf3 Qxg4 32.Qe3 Ncd6 33.h6 Kf7 34.Nfh4 Qg5 35.Qf4 a5 36.a4 Nc4 37.Qb8 Ncd6 38.Qd8 Qxh6 39.Qd7+ Kf8 40.Kf1 Qg7 41.Qh3 Nc4 42.Nf4 Qf7 43.Ne6+ Kg8 44.Nf5 Kh8 45.Nh6 Qg6 46.Nf4 Qe4 47.Nf7+ Kg7 48.Nd8 Nd2+ 49.Kg1 Qe1+ 50.Kh2 Qxf2+ 51.Qg2+ Qxg2+ 52.Kxg2 Nd6 53.Nfe6+ Kg6 54.Nc5 N2c4 55.b3 Nd2 56.b4 b6 57.Nd7 b5 58.bxa5 bxa4 59.a6 Nc8 60.Nxc6 a3 61.Nb4 Ne4 62.Na2 h5 63.Nb8 Na7 64.Nd7 Nc8 65.Nb8 Kf5 66.Nc6 Ke6 67.a7 Nb6 68.Ncb4 Nd6 69.Kh3 Nb5 70.Nc2 Kf5 71.c4 Nxa7 72.cxd5 Nb5 73.d6 Kg5 74.Nab4 f5 75.Kh2 f4 76.Nd5 Nd7 77.Nc7 Nxd6 78.Nxa3 Kg4 79.Nd5 Nf5 80.Nc2 Kf3 81.Nc3 Nf6 82.d5 Kg4 83.Ne1 h4 84.Nd3 f3 85.Kg1 Kg3 86.Nf2 "Knight tricks and knightmares". Knights are tricky and concrete pieces: Nd4? Now White can reduce the pressure by exchanging a knight. 86...Nd6 wins in the long run, e.g. 87.Nh1+ Kf4 88.Nf2 Nf7 89.Nh3+ Ke3 90.Nd1+ Ke2 91.Nc3+ Kd3 92.Kf2 Ne5 93.Nb5 Ne4+ 94.Kf1 Kc4 95.Nc7 Nd3 96.d6 Nxd6-+ 87.Nfe4+ Kf4!? 87...Nxe4 can be met by 88.Nxe4+ Kf4 89.Nd2 Ke3 90.d6 Kxd2 91.Kf2 h3 92.d7 Ne6 93.Kxf3 h2 94.Kg2= 88.Nxf6 Ne2+ A beautiful trick. 89.Kf2 That is the problem: White just gives the knight back. Of course not 89.Nxe2+? fxe2 90.Kf2 h3 91.Nh5+ Kg4 92.Nf6+ Kh4 Knight check shadow (in German, Springerschachschatten). 93.Kxe2 h2-+ 89...Ke5 89...Nxc3 90.d6 Nd1+ 91.Ke1 f2+ 92.Ke2 h3 93.d7 h2 94.Nh5+ Kg4 95.Nf6+ Kf5 96.d8Q= 90.Ng4+ Kd6 91.Nxe2 fxe2 92.Kxe2 Kxd5 93.Kf3 h3 94.Kg3 h2 95.Kxh2 ½–½
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Firouzja,A2759So,W2772½–½2021C67Chessable Masters Prelims 20211.8

After failing to beat the 18-year-old Firouzja in an endgame, So went on to face the youngest player in the field. This time around, the position was drawn, but the experienced Filipino-born grandmaster managed to outplay his 12-year-old opponent.

 
Abhimanyu vs. So - Round 2

Abhimanyu was already a pawn down, but as GM Müller explains, he still was in time to save a draw with 60.Rf1 in the diagrammed position. After 60.Ra1+, So demonstrated the correct technique to score his first win of the day.

 
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1.d4 d5 2.c4 c6 3.Nf3 Nf6 4.Qb3 dxc4 5.Qxc4 Bf5 6.g3 e6 7.Bg2 Nbd7 8.0-0 Be7 9.Qb3 Qb6 10.Nbd2 0-0 11.Nc4 Qa6 12.Bf4 Be4 13.Bd6 Rfe8 14.Bxe7 Rxe7 15.Rfc1 Rd8 16.a4 Nb6 17.e3 Nxc4 18.Qxc4 Qxc4 19.Rxc4 Bd5 20.Rcc1 Bxf3 21.Bxf3 a5 22.Rab1 Nd5 23.Rc5 Ra8 24.Bxd5 exd5 25.b4 axb4 26.Rxb4 Kf8 27.a5 Ke8 28.Rb6 Rc7 29.Kf1 Kd8 30.Ke2 f5 31.h4 Kc8 32.Kd3 Kb8 33.Kc3 Rc8 34.Kb4 Kc7 35.Rc2 g6 36.Ra2 Rcb8 37.Kc5 Ra6 38.Ra4 Rba8 39.Rxa6 Rxa6 40.Kb4 Ra8 41.Ra3 Kd6 42.Rb3 h6 43.Kc3 Kc7 44.Ra3 g5 45.hxg5 hxg5 46.Ra1 Rh8 47.Kd3 Kb8 48.Rb1 Ka7 49.Ke2 Rh7 50.g4 fxg4 51.Rg1 Rh4 52.Rb1 Rh5 53.Rg1 Ka6 54.Rxg4 Kxa5 55.f4 gxf4 56.exf4 Rf5 57.Ke3 Rf6 58.Rg7 b5 59.Rg1 b4 "The rook belongs behind the passed pawn". This guideline is often valid in rook endings: 60.Ra1+? This just improves Black's king. After 60.Rf1! White is just in time: b3 60...Kb5 61.Kd3 Ka4 62.Kc2= 60...Rf5 61.Kd3 Kb5 62.Rf2 Ka4 63.Kc2 Ka3 64.Rf3+ Ka2 65.Rb3 Rxf4 66.Rxb4 Ka3 67.Rb6= 61.f5 Kb4 62.Kd3! The point of White's defense. 62.Kf4? b2 63.Ke5 Rf8 64.f6 Kc3 65.Ke6 Kxd4-+ 62...b2 63.Kc2 Ka3 64.Rf3+ Ka2 65.Rb3 Rxf5 66.Rxb2+ Ka3 67.Rb6= 60...Kb5 61.Rc1 Now 61.Rf1 can be met by Kc4 62.Rc1+ Kb3 63.Kd3 Rxf4 64.Rxc6 Kb2 65.Rc5 Rf5-+ 61...b3 62.Kd3 Kb4 63.Rf1 Now it is too late as Black's rook can be activated later anyway. Rf5 64.Rf2 Ka3 65.Kc3 Rh5 66.f5 b2 67.Rf1 67.Rxb2 is met by Rh3+ 68.Kc2 Rh2+-+ 67...Rxf5 68.Rb1 Rf3+ 69.Kc2 Rf2+ 70.Kc3 Ka2 71.Re1 b1R 71...b1Q wins as well due to 72.Re2+ Qb2+ However, not 72...Rxe2 stalemate 73.Rxb2+ Rxb2-+ 0–1
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Abhimanyu,M-So,W-0–12021D23Chessable Masters Prelims 20212.1

The top seeds in the event are Levon Aronian and Shakhriyar Mamedyarov, both currently rated 2782 in the official FIDE list. While Shakh obtained a win and four draws, Aronian only managed a fifty-percent score despite finishing the day with back-to-back victories — the Armenian made a crude blunder in the first game of the day.

 
Van Foreest vs. Aronian - Round 1

Black has a winning position with his much more active pieces in the setup with opposite-coloured bishops. Aronian’s 48...f3, however, loses the game to 49.g4 with a discovered attack against the rook on h2. Jorden van Foreest quickly punished his opponent’s blunder, but did not look particularly happy right after he found the trick.

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1.e4 c5 2.Nc3 d6 3.f4 g6 4.Nf3 Bg7 5.Bb5+ Bd7 6.Bc4 B23: Closed Sicilian: Lines without g3. Nc6 7.d3 e6 8.0-0 The position is equal. 8.f5!? 8...Nge7 9.f5 0-0 10.Qe1! Black should prevent Bg5. gxf5 11.Bg5
exf5 is the strong threat. 11...f6 12.Bf4 Ne5 13.Nxe5 dxe5 14.Be3 f4 15.Bxc5
15...Rf7N Predecessor: 15...b6 16.Bf2 Kh8 17.a4 Nc6 18.Kh1 f5 19.Nb1 fxe4 20.dxe4 f3 21.g3 Rc8 ½-½ (35) Naeter,B (2299)-Seric,A (2330) ICCF email 2018 16.Kh1 b6 17.Ba3 Ng6 18.Nb5 Bf8 19.Bxf8 Qxf8 20.a4       a5 21.Qf2 Bxb5 22.axb5 Qd6 23.b4 Rfa7 24.bxa5 Rxa5 25.Rxa5 Rxa5 26.h4 h5 26...Ra7= remains equal. 27.Qf3± Ra7 28.Qxh5 Rg7
A mistake that costs the game. 28...Nf8± 29.Ra1!+- Nf8? 29...Kf7 30.Ra7+ Kg8 31.Ra8+ Kf7 32.Ra7+ Kg8 33.Ra8+ Kf7 30.Ra8 Qd7 31.Rb8 Rh7 32.Qg6+ Qg7 33.Bxe6+ Kh8 34.Qxg7+ Kxg7       Endgame KRB-KRN 35.Rb7+ Kh6 36.Rxh7+ Kxh7 37.Bf5+ Kg7 38.c4 Kf7 39.c5 Ke7 40.cxb6 Kd6 41.h5 Weighted Error Value: White=0.07/Black=0.52 1–0
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Anton Guijarro,D2673Mishra,A25041–02021B23Chessable Masters Prelims 20211.1
Nakamura,H2736Harikrishna,P27301–02021B11Chessable Masters Prelims 20211.2
Koneru,H2586Artemiev,V27040–12021D58Chessable Masters Prelims 20211.3
Le,Q2709Ju,W25601–02021D02Chessable Masters Prelims 20211.4
Mamedyarov,S2782Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2607½–½2021E61Chessable Masters Prelims 20211.5
Adhiban,B2660Tari,A26391–02021C50Chessable Masters Prelims 20211.6
Van Foreest,J2688Aronian,L27821–02021C54Chessable Masters Prelims 20211.7
Firouzja,A2759So,W2772½–½2021C67Chessable Masters Prelims 20211.8
Mishra,A2504So,W27720–12021D23Chessable Masters Prelims 20212.1
Aronian,L2782Firouzja,A2759½–½2021D37Chessable Masters Prelims 20212.2
Tari,A2639Van Foreest,J26881–02021D85Chessable Masters Prelims 20212.3
Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2607Adhiban,B26600–12021A31Chessable Masters Prelims 20212.4
Ju,W2560Mamedyarov,S2782½–½2021D20Chessable Masters Prelims 20212.5
Artemiev,V2704Le,Q2709½–½2021E52Chessable Masters Prelims 20212.6
Harikrishna,P2730Koneru,H25861–02021C42Chessable Masters Prelims 20212.7
Anton Guijarro,D2673Nakamura,H2736½–½2021D63Chessable Masters Prelims 20212.8
Nakamura,H2736Mishra,A25041–02021A16Chessable Masters Prelims 20213.1
Koneru,H2586Anton Guijarro,D26730–12021D30Chessable Masters Prelims 20213.2
Le,Q2709Harikrishna,P2730½–½2021D27Chessable Masters Prelims 20213.3
Mamedyarov,S2782Artemiev,V2704½–½2021D31Chessable Masters Prelims 20213.4
Adhiban,B2660Ju,W2560½–½2021C54Chessable Masters Prelims 20213.5
Van Foreest,J2688Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2607½–½2021B15Chessable Masters Prelims 20213.6
Firouzja,A2759Tari,A26391–02021C88Chessable Masters Prelims 20213.7
So,W2772Aronian,L27821–02021C54Chessable Masters Prelims 20213.8
Abhimanyu,M2504Aronian,L27820–12021E92Chessable Masters Prelims 20214.1
Mishra,A2504Aronian,L27820–12021E92Chessable Masters Prelims 20214.1
Tari,A2639So,W2772½–½2021C67Chessable Masters Prelims 20214.2
Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2607Firouzja,A2759½–½2021A34Chessable Masters Prelims 20214.3
Ju,W2560Van Foreest,J26880–12021D31Chessable Masters Prelims 20214.4
Artemiev,V2704Adhiban,B26601–02021A04Chessable Masters Prelims 20214.5
Harikrishna,P2730Mamedyarov,S2782½–½2021D22Chessable Masters Prelims 20214.6
Anton Guijarro,D2673Le,Q2709½–½2021A07Chessable Masters Prelims 20214.7
Nakamura,H2736Koneru,H2586½–½2021D04Chessable Masters Prelims 20214.8
Koneru,H2586Mishra,A2504½–½2021D85Chessable Masters Prelims 20215.1
Le,Q2709Nakamura,H2736½–½2021D37Chessable Masters Prelims 20215.2
Mamedyarov,S2782Anton Guijarro,D26731–02021E61Chessable Masters Prelims 20215.3
Adhiban,B2660Harikrishna,P2730½–½2021C54Chessable Masters Prelims 20215.4
Van Foreest,J2688Artemiev,V2704½–½2021B01Chessable Masters Prelims 20215.5
Firouzja,A2759Ju,W25601–02021C65Chessable Masters Prelims 20215.6
So,W2772Iturrizaga Bonelli,E26071–02021B15Chessable Masters Prelims 20215.7
Aronian,L2782Tari,A26391–02021C77Chessable Masters Prelims 20215.8
Mishra,A2504Tari,A2639½–½2021D96Chessable Masters Prelims 20216.1
Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2607Aronian,L27820–12021A13Chessable Masters Prelims 20216.2
Ju,W2560So,W2772½–½2021E08Chessable Masters Prelims 20216.3
Artemiev,V2704Firouzja,A2759½–½2021A30Chessable Masters Prelims 20216.4
Harikrishna,P2730Van Foreest,J2688½–½2021D50Chessable Masters Prelims 20216.5
Anton Guijarro,D2673Adhiban,B26600–12021A48Chessable Masters Prelims 20216.6
Nakamura,H2736Mamedyarov,S2782½–½2021D02Chessable Masters Prelims 20216.7
Koneru,H2586Le,Q27090–12021D24Chessable Masters Prelims 20216.8
Le,Q2709Mishra,A25041–02021D13Chessable Masters Prelims 20217.1
Mamedyarov,S2782Koneru,H25861–02021C26Chessable Masters Prelims 20217.2
Adhiban,B2660Nakamura,H27360–12021C50Chessable Masters Prelims 20217.3
Van Foreest,J2688Anton Guijarro,D26731–02021B32Chessable Masters Prelims 20217.4
Firouzja,A2759Harikrishna,P27300–12021B12Chessable Masters Prelims 20217.5
So,W2772Artemiev,V27041–02021B04Chessable Masters Prelims 20217.6
Aronian,L2782Ju,W25601–02021D02Chessable Masters Prelims 20217.7
Tari,A2639Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2607½–½2021B13Chessable Masters Prelims 20217.8
Mishra,A2504Iturrizaga Bonelli,E26070–12021E92Chessable Masters Prelims 20218.1
Ju,W2560Tari,A2639½–½2021D87Chessable Masters Prelims 20218.2
Artemiev,V2704Aronian,L2782½–½2021A07Chessable Masters Prelims 20218.3
Harikrishna,P2730So,W2772½–½2021C67Chessable Masters Prelims 20218.4
Anton Guijarro,D2673Firouzja,A27590–12021D36Chessable Masters Prelims 20218.5
Nakamura,H2736Van Foreest,J2688½–½2021E36Chessable Masters Prelims 20218.6
Koneru,H2586Adhiban,B2660½–½2021A31Chessable Masters Prelims 20218.7
Le,Q2709Mamedyarov,S27821–02021D00Chessable Masters Prelims 20218.8
Mamedyarov,S2782Mishra,A25041–02021B22Chessable Masters Prelims 20219.1
Adhiban,B2660Le,Q2709½–½2021C55Chessable Masters Prelims 20219.2
Van Foreest,J2688Koneru,H2586½–½2021C42Chessable Masters Prelims 20219.3
Firouzja,A2759Nakamura,H2736½–½2021C67Chessable Masters Prelims 20219.4
So,W2772Anton Guijarro,D26731–02021B15Chessable Masters Prelims 20219.5
Aronian,L2782Harikrishna,P27301–02021D27Chessable Masters Prelims 20219.6
Tari,A2639Artemiev,V27041–02021B47Chessable Masters Prelims 20219.7
Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2607Ju,W25601–02021A13Chessable Masters Prelims 20219.8
Mishra,A2504Ju,W25600–12021D45Chessable Masters Prelims 202110.1
Artemiev,V2704Iturrizaga Bonelli,E26071–02021A49Chessable Masters Prelims 202110.2
Harikrishna,P2730Tari,A2639½–½2021C77Chessable Masters Prelims 202110.3
Anton Guijarro,D2673Aronian,L27820–12021A06Chessable Masters Prelims 202110.4
Nakamura,H2736So,W2772½–½2021C67Chessable Masters Prelims 202110.5
Koneru,H2586Firouzja,A27590–12021D76Chessable Masters Prelims 202110.6
Le,Q2709Van Foreest,J2688½–½2021D02Chessable Masters Prelims 202110.7
Mamedyarov,S2782Adhiban,B26601–02021E60Chessable Masters Prelims 202110.8
Adhiban,B2660Mishra,A25041–02021B86Chessable Masters Prelims 202111.1
Van Foreest,J2688Mamedyarov,S2782½–½2021C42Chessable Masters Prelims 202111.2
Firouzja,A2759Le,Q27091–02021C55Chessable Masters Prelims 202111.3
So,W2772Koneru,H25861–02021C42Chessable Masters Prelims 202111.4
Aronian,L2782Nakamura,H2736½–½2021C67Chessable Masters Prelims 202111.5
Tari,A2639Anton Guijarro,D26730–12021B13Chessable Masters Prelims 202111.6
Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2607Harikrishna,P27301–02021A20Chessable Masters Prelims 202111.7
Ju,W2560Artemiev,V27040–12021E06Chessable Masters Prelims 202111.8
Mishra,A2504Artemiev,V2704½–½2021D43Chessable Masters Prelims 202112.1
Harikrishna,P2730Ju,W25601–02021C78Chessable Masters Prelims 202112.2
Anton Guijarro,D2673Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2607½–½2021B38Chessable Masters Prelims 202112.3
Nakamura,H2736Tari,A26391–02021D85Chessable Masters Prelims 202112.4
Koneru,H2586Aronian,L27820–12021D79Chessable Masters Prelims 202112.5
Le,Q2709So,W2772½–½2021D37Chessable Masters Prelims 202112.6
Mamedyarov,S2782Firouzja,A2759½–½2021D63Chessable Masters Prelims 202112.7
Adhiban,B2660Van Foreest,J26881–02021C54Chessable Masters Prelims 202112.8
Van Foreest,J2688Mishra,A25041–02021D45Chessable Masters Prelims 202113.1
Firouzja,A2759Adhiban,B26601–02021B52Chessable Masters Prelims 202113.2
So,W2772Mamedyarov,S2782½–½2021C54Chessable Masters Prelims 202113.3
Aronian,L2782Le,Q2709½–½2021D37Chessable Masters Prelims 202113.4
Tari,A2639Koneru,H25861–02021D02Chessable Masters Prelims 202113.5
Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2607Nakamura,H27360–12021A20Chessable Masters Prelims 202113.6
Ju,W2560Anton Guijarro,D26731–02021A50Chessable Masters Prelims 202113.7
Artemiev,V2704Harikrishna,P27301–02021B22Chessable Masters Prelims 202113.8
Mishra,A2504Harikrishna,P27301–02021E61Chessable Masters Prelims 202114.1
Anton Guijarro,D2673Artemiev,V27040–12021B12Chessable Masters Prelims 202114.2
Nakamura,H2736Ju,W25601–02021D04Chessable Masters Prelims 202114.3
Koneru,H2586Iturrizaga Bonelli,E26070–12021E73Chessable Masters Prelims 202114.4
Le,Q2709Tari,A2639½–½2021D40Chessable Masters Prelims 202114.5
Mamedyarov,S2782Aronian,L2782½–½2021D39Chessable Masters Prelims 202114.6
Adhiban,B2660So,W27720–12021C54Chessable Masters Prelims 202114.7
Van Foreest,J2688Firouzja,A2759½–½2021C67Chessable Masters Prelims 202114.8
Firouzja,A2759Mishra,A25041–02021D04Chessable Masters Prelims 202115.1
So,W2772Van Foreest,J2688½–½2021C54Chessable Masters Prelims 202115.2
Aronian,L2782Adhiban,B26601–02021A01Chessable Masters Prelims 202115.3
Tari,A2639Mamedyarov,S2782½–½2021C42Chessable Masters Prelims 202115.4
Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2607Le,Q2709½–½2021A20Chessable Masters Prelims 202115.5
Ju,W2560Koneru,H25861–02021E07Chessable Masters Prelims 202115.6
Artemiev,V2704Nakamura,H2736½–½2021E46Chessable Masters Prelims 202115.7
Harikrishna,P2730Anton Guijarro,D26730–12021B10Chessable Masters Prelims 202115.8

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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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