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The Dortmund GM tournament is a ten-player round robin with six international stars and four German grandmasters. Top seed is Italian GM Fabiano Caruana, rated 2796 and ranked number three in the world, while "local boy" former World Champion Vladimir Kramnik, who has won this event no less than ten times (Caruana won it last year).
Round 06 – Thursday, August 1 2013, 15:00h | ||||
Peter Leko | 2737 |
½-½
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Wang Hao | 2752 |
Arkadij Naiditsch | 2710 |
0-1
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Michael Adams | 2740 |
Igor Khenkin | 2605 |
½-½
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Fabiano Caruana | 2796 |
Georg Meier | 2610 |
½-½
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Dmitri Andrejkin | 2727 |
Vladimir Kramnik | 2784 |
1-0
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Daniel Fridman | 2629 |
Leko, Peter - Wang Hao ½-½
Wang Hao can thank his lucky star today for having survived what was an atrocious opening. White missed the killer move 21.Qh4!, a subtle and computer like maneuver that would have netted him an exchange. But even without this White's chances were still clearly preferable. Leko failed to be aggressive and eventually his advantage somehow dissipated as the double rook endgame was far from an easy position to win, despite having an extra pawn.
Naitisch, Arkadij - Adams, Michael 0-1
In what was a remarkably strange game, Naiditsch seemed to only have checkmate in his mind. He quickly launched piece after piece to the kingside trying to setup potential sacrifices against Black's kingside pawn structure. However these lunges were not backed by any positional considerations and White's center collapsed. Black won a pawn and then trapped White's bishop on h7 collecting an easy full point.
Khenkin, Igor - Caruana, Fabiano ½-½
In another strange game, Caruana deviated from his normal openings possibly with the intention of seeking a win from the start. Khenkin played normal chess and obtained a decent position but without any special advantage. The game really started with Khenkin's fantastic 25.Bxf7! a strong sacrifice that shattered Black's pawn structure for an exchange and demanded careful play from the Italian. The rest of the game was where many incomprehensible moves occurred. Despite consistently being worse, Caruana kept refusing to give perpetuals and seal the draw, which for some reason Khenkin kept allowing. In the endgame Khenkin missed many winning moves and finally blunder after blunder he spoiled his advantage and Caruana obtained a draw.
Meier, Georg - Andreikin, Dmitry ½-½
A quick draw without any big incidents.
Kramnik, Vladimir - Fridman, Daniel 1-0
Kramnik played a very impressive game today. He sacrificed an exchange and a pawn to obtain what looked like some questionable compensation. But the more one delves into the position the more obvious it becomes that Black was quickly running out of useful moves and that he was powerless to stop White's slow but powerful attack. Black tried running to the queenside with his king, but it was to no avail. A great combination starting with 29.Nd5! finished Black off.
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Round 01 – Friday, July 26 2013, 15:00h | ||||
Igor Khenkin | 2605 |
½-½
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Peter Leko | 2737 |
Georg Meier | 2610 |
1-0
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Arkadij Naiditsch | 2710 |
Vladimir Kramnik | 2784 |
1-0
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Wang Hao | 2752 |
Daniel Fridman | 2629 |
½-½
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Michael Adams | 2740 |
Dmitri Andrejkin | 2727 |
0-1
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Fabiano Caruana | 2796 |
Round 02 – Saturday, July 27 2013, 15:00h | ||||
Peter Leko | 2737 |
½-½
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Fabiano Caruana | 2796 |
Michael Adams | 2740 |
1-0
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Dmitri Andrejkin | 2727 |
Wang Hao | 2752 |
1-0
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Daniel Fridman | 2629 |
Arkadij Naiditsch | 2710 |
½-½
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Vladimir Kramnik | 2784 |
Igor Khenkin | 2605 |
½-½
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Georg Meier | 2610 |
Round 03 – Sunday, July 28 2013, 15:00h | ||||
Georg Meier | 2610 |
½-½
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Peter Leko | 2737 |
Vladimir Kramnik | 2784 |
½-½
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Igor Khenkin | 2605 |
Daniel Fridman | 2629 |
½-½
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Arkadij Naiditsch | 2710 |
Dmitri Andrejkin | 2727 |
½-½
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Wang Hao | 2752 |
Fabiano Caruana | 2796 |
0-1
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Michael Adams | 2740 |
Round 04 – Monday, July 29 2013, 15:00h | ||||
Peter Leko | 2737 |
½-½
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Michael Adams | 2740 |
Wang Hao | 2752 |
1-0
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Fabiano Caruana | 2796 |
Arkadij Naiditsch | 2710 |
1-0
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Dmitri Andrejkin | 2727 |
Igor Khenkin | 2605 |
½-½
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Daniel Fridman | 2629 |
Georg Meier | 2610 |
0-1
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Vladimir Kramnik | 2784 |
Round 05 – Tuesday, July 30 2013, 15:00h | ||||
Vladimir Kramnik | 2784 |
1-0
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Peter Leko | 2737 |
Daniel Fridman | 2629 |
½-½
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Georg Meier | 2610 |
Dmitri Andrejkin | 2727 |
1-0
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Igor Khenkin | 2605 |
Fabiano Caruana | 2796 |
½-½
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Arkadij Naiditsch | 2710 |
Michael Adams | 2740 |
1-0
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Wang Hao | 2752 |
Round 06 – Thursday, August 1 2013, 15:00h | ||||
Peter Leko | 2737 |
½-½
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Wang Hao | 2752 |
Arkadij Naiditsch | 2710 |
0-1
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Michael Adams | 2740 |
Igor Khenkin | 2605 |
½-½
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Fabiano Caruana | 2796 |
Georg Meier | 2610 |
½-½
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Dmitri Andrejkin | 2727 |
Vladimir Kramnik | 2784 |
1-0
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Daniel Fridman | 2629 |
Round 07 – Friday, August 2 2013, 15:00h | ||||
Daniel Fridman | 2629 |
-
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Peter Leko | 2737 |
Dmitri Andrejkin | 2727 |
-
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Vladimir Kramnik | 2784 |
Fabiano Caruana | 2796 |
-
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Georg Meier | 2610 |
Michael Adams | 2740 |
-
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Igor Khenkin | 2605 |
Wang Hao | 2752 |
-
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Arkadij Naiditsch | 2710 |
Round 08 – Saturday, August 3 2013, 15:00h | ||||
Peter Leko | 2737 |
-
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Arkadij Naiditsch | 2710 |
Igor Khenkin | 2605 |
-
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Wang Hao | 2752 |
Georg Meier | 2610 |
-
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Michael Adams | 2740 |
Vladimir Kramnik | 2784 |
-
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Fabiano Caruana | 2796 |
Daniel Fridman | 2629 |
-
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Dmitri Andrejkin | 2727 |
Round 09 – Sunday, August 4 2013, 13:00h | ||||
Dmitri Andrejkin | 2727 |
-
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Peter Leko | 2737 |
Fabiano Caruana | 2796 |
-
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Daniel Fridman | 2629 |
Michael Adams | 2740 |
-
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Vladimir Kramnik | 2784 |
Wang Hao | 2752 |
-
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Georg Meier | 2610 |
Arkadij Naiditsch | 2710 |
-
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Igor Khenkin | 2605 |
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