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SPARKASSEN |
Round 8: Saturday, July 16, 15:00h | ||
Loek van Wely |
Veselin Topalov | |
Peter Leko |
Emil Sutovsky | |
Michael Adams |
Peter Svidler | |
Arkadij Naiditsch |
Etienne Bacrot | |
Vladimir Kramnik |
Peter H. Nielsen | |
Full report to follow...
Chess in the State Theatre of Dortmund
Kramnik vs Nielsen, Leko vs Sutovsky (background)
Kramnik and Adams (background) deep in thought
Vladimir Kramnik in a game he went on to win (against Peter Heine Nielsen)
Loek van Wely against Veselin Topalov
Topalov searching for (and ultimately finding) a win.
Peter Heine Nielsen and Kramnik (with Oliver Reeh) in TV ChessBase
Kramnik explains his moves to a world-wide audience after the game
Peter Heine Nielsen, who joined Kramnik in analysing his game
All pictures by Olena Boytsun
Our regular TV ChessBase live broadcasts ("the real thing") will be conducted every evening at around 19:30h Central European Time. If an important game ends earlier the postgame session with the winner may be conducted earlier.
The games of the last three rounds are being covered live on Chessgate, the official Sparkassen Chess Meeting home page, and on Playchess.com, where the live TV post-game coverage is also being conducted. ChessBase bid for and got the rights for this live co-transmission, and will be doing live audio and possibly video commentary during the games. Come and enjoy.
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