Follow the Grand Chess Tour Paris live!

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6/10/2016 – The first part of the rapid tournament on day one of the Grand Chess Tour tournament in Paris brought fine games, surprising blunders and exciting chess. After five rounds Hikaru Nakamura and Magnus Carlsen share the lead with 3.5/5 each. Day two of the tournament starts doday, 14:00 hrs local time. To follow the games with live video and commentary click here!

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Follow the games live on playchess

Standings after day 1

Live video with comments and games (starting 14:00 local time)

 

Live Games (starting 14:00 local time)

 

In the live broadcast, on the side of each board there is an evaluation meter, showing you which side is better. The small "x" button on the top right of each board will remove it from the broadcast. If you remove two games you will have four larger boards. Removing four will give you two even larger boards, and removing five will give you just one very large board. Refresh the page (Ctrl-R) to return to the six most popular boards.

You can also click the "+" and "–" icons at the bottom right of the broadcast window to increase and decrease the number of boards. There are other functions: you can download PGNs of the running games and even start an engine by clicking the robot button (third from left).

Note that you can view moves and statistics in the opening (with the Live Book switched on) and even analyse on the boards while the games are being broadcast, by moving pieces and using the engine – best in multiple line mode.

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Pairings of day 2

Round 6
Bo. No. Rtg   Name Result   Name Rtg No.
1 10 2799 GM Kramnik Vladimir   GM Aronian Levon 2739 8
2 9 2829 GM Caruana Fabiano   GM Vachier-Lagrave Maxime 2784 7
3 1 2846 GM Nakamura Hikaru   GM So Wesley 2652 6
4 2 2771 GM Topalov Veselin   GM Carlsen Magnus 2878 5
5 3 2738 GM Giri Anish   GM Fressinet Laurent 2695 4
Round 7
Bo. No. Rtg   Name Result   Name Rtg No.
1 4 2695 GM Fressinet Laurent   GM Kramnik Vladimir 2799 10
2 5 2878 GM Carlsen Magnus   GM Giri Anish 2738 3
3 6 2652 GM So Wesley   GM Topalov Veselin 2771 2
4 7 2784 GM Vachier-Lagrave Maxime   GM Nakamura Hikaru 2846 1
5 8 2739 GM Aronian Levon   GM Caruana Fabiano 2829 9
Round 8
Bo. No. Rtg   Name Result   Name Rtg No.
1 10 2799 GM Kramnik Vladimir   GM Caruana Fabiano 2829 9
2 1 2846 GM Nakamura Hikaru   GM Aronian Levon 2739 8
3 2 2771 GM Topalov Veselin   GM Vachier-Lagrave Maxime 2784 7
4 3 2738 GM Giri Anish   GM So Wesley 2652 6
5 4 2695 GM Fressinet Laurent   GM Carlsen Magnus 2878 5
Round 9
Bo. No. Rtg   Name Result   Name Rtg No.
1 5 2878 GM Carlsen Magnus   GM Kramnik Vladimir 2799 10
2 6 2652 GM So Wesley   GM Fressinet Laurent 2695 4
3 7 2784 GM Vachier-Lagrave Maxime   GM Giri Anish 2738 3
4 8 2739 GM Aronian Levon   GM Topalov Veselin 2771 2
5 9 2829 GM Caruana Fabiano   GM Nakamura Hikaru 2846 1

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