Wesley So triumphs at the Paris Rapid & Blitz Tournament

by Carlos Alberto Colodro
6/23/2021 – Thanks to a remarkable performance in the second half of the blitz section, Wesley So won the Paris Rapid & Blitz Tournament with one round to spare. The Filipino-born grandmaster finished the tournament three points clear of second-placed Ian Nepomniachtchi, after losing only one out of the 27 games played in the French capital. | Photo: Lennart Ootes

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A two-horse race

Wesley SoWesley So’s triumph at the second event of this year’s Grand Chess Tour was nothing short of impressive. Just to paint a picture of how imposing the American was in Paris, let us note that two years ago, in the previous edition of the event, Maxime Vachier-Lagrave got tournament victory with a 21/36 score, while this year, So finished three points clear of second-placed Ian Nepomniachtchi with 24½ points. The man from Bacoor won 11 games, drew 15 and only lost once across the five days of competition.

Notwithstanding, Nepo prevented his colleague from simply wiping out the field. The World Championship challenger entered day 5 a half point behind the American, and managed to keep up with the eventual tournament winner’s pace until round 14 — in the next two rounds, So won twice in a row while Nepo collected two half points, thus widening the gap to 1½ points with two rounds to go.

The excellent form So had consistently shown in the online series organized by the Play Magnus Group carried over to the over-the-board event in Paris. Unlike his performances in the online events, this triumph impacted his ratings — he climbed 12 places in the live rapid list and is currently placed third in the blitz ranking. 

Maxime Vachier-Lagrave and Alireza Firouzja also had strong showings in the City of Light, as they shared third place with 18/36 points each. Consistency was lacking for both players, though, with Firouzja making up for a subpar performance in the rapid section by being the second top scorer in the blitz.

The third event of the Tour is scheduled to kick off two weeks from now in Croatia, with living legends Garry Kasparov and Vishy Anand included in a star-filled lineup.

Grand Chess Tour Paris 2021

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Three of the five wins So scored on Tuesday were obtained in consecutive rounds. The streak started in round 14, when the American grandmaster defeated Levon Aronian (shared 5th place, with 17½/36) from the white side of a Ragozin Defence.

 
So vs. Aronian - Round 14

The players entered a theoretical line in which White gives up material to get the initiative. A couple of inaccuracies by Aronian led to a surprisingly quick defeat. In the diagrammed position, So lifted his rook with 21.Rd3, and Black already needs to be extremely careful. The game continued 21...Rfe8 22.Rg3+ Kf8 (22.Kh8 is also hopeless, due to 22...Rh3) 23.Qd6+ Re7

 

24.Re1 Re8 25.Rge3, pinning and winning! Aronian resigned.

 
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1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.Nf3 d5 4.Nc3 Bb4 5.Qa4+ Nc6 6.e3 0-0 7.Bd2 dxc4 D38: Queen's Gambit Declined: Ragozin Defence (4 Nf3 Bb4). 8.Bxc4 Bd6 9.Qc2 The main line 9.Qc2 scores better than 9.Nb5. e5 The position is equal. 10.dxe5 Nxe5 11.Nxe5 Bxe5 12.f4 12.0-0-0 Qe7 13.Kb1 Be6 14.Bxe6 Qxe6 15.f3 Rad8 16.e4 Rd7 17.Bc1 Rfd8 18.Rxd7 Qxd7 19.Ne2 c6 20.Be3 Bc7 21.Rc1 Bb6 1/2-1/2 (30) So,W (2770)-Aronian,L (2781) Bucharest 2021 12...Bxc3 13.Bxc3 Qe7 14.0-0-0 14.0-0= 14...Qxe3+ 15.Kb1
15...Qxf4N 15...Bg4 16.Rde1 Qxf4 Predecessor: 15...Qc5 16.Bd3 Bg4 17.Rde1 Rad8 18.h3 Be6 19.g4 Bxa2+ 20.Kc1 Qd6 21.Re3 Nd5 22.Bxh7+ Kh8 23.Rd3 Qh6 24.Be5 Nxf4 25.Rxd8 Rxd8 0-1 (25) Kunin,V (2586)-Abasov,N (2561) Zuerich 2016 16.Bd3!= Be6 17.Rhf1 Qh6 Avoid the trap 17...Qxh2? 18.Rh1+- 18.Bxf6 gxf6 19.Qxc7 Bd5 19...b6!= 20.Bf5 White has compensation. Bc6
20...Be6!= 21.Rd3! Strongly threatening Rh3. White is in control. Rfe8?
This move loses the game for Black. 21...Rae8± 22.Rg3+!+- White is clearly winning. Kf8 23.Qd6+ Re7 24.Re1 Rae8 25.Rge3 Weighted Error Value: White=0.11/Black=0.28
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So,W2770Aronian,L27811–02021GCT Paris Blitz 202114

Vladimir Kramnik, Levon Aronian

Levon Aronian beat Vladimir Kramnik in round 12 | Photo: Lennart Ootes

So won three in a row in rounds 14-16, which served to widen the gap with Nepo, who scored back-to-back victories in rounds 13 and 14. Facing Vachier-Lagrave with black, the Russian employed the French Defence to beat the local hero.

 
Vachier-Lagrave vs. Nepomniachtchi - Round 13

After a long struggle, Nepo had a slight advantage in a materially balanced knight endgame. In the above position, with Black to play, the Russian could not simply go for the a2-pawn with 60...Nc3 due to 61.Kd3 Nxa2 62.Nxa2 Kxa2 63.Kc2 and the black monarch is stuck in the corner.

Nepo did not give up trying, though, and transferred his knight to the other flank, looking to provoke a mistake by his opponent. His stubbornness paid off, as MVL faltered on move 64. The 70-move win not only showcased Nepo’s fighting spirit, but also his excellent endgame technique — note that the clock was dangerously ticking down in the 5-minute encounter (with 2-second increments).

 
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1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.Bg5 dxe4 5.Nxe4 Be7 6.Bxf6 gxf6 7.Nf3 f5 8.Nc3 a6 C13: French: Classical System: 4 Bg5 Be7, Alekhine-Chatard Attack. 9.g3 b5 10.Bg2 Bb7 The position is equal. 11.0-0 Bf6 12.Re1 0-0 13.Ne2 c5! 14.c3
14...Nd7N Predecessor: 14...cxd4 15.Nexd4 Nd7 16.a4 Qb6 17.Nxf5 Rad8 18.Nh6+ Kh8 19.Qc1 Bg7 20.Ng4 f5 1-0 (57) Mohammad Fahad,R (2319)-Erigaisi,A (2559) Chess.com INT 2020 15.Nf4 cxd4 16.cxd4 Nb6 17.Nh5 Ra7 18.Nxf6+ Qxf6 19.Ne5 Bxg2 20.Kxg2 Rc7 21.Rc1 Rfc8 22.Rxc7 22.Rc5 keeps more tension. Qe7 23.Qh5 Nd7 24.Rxc7 Rxc7 25.Nd3 22...Rxc7 23.Qd2 Qd8 24.Rc1 f6 ...Rxc1 is the strong threat. 25.Rxc7 Qxc7 26.Nd3 Qd6 26...Qc6+ is more complex. 27.f3 Qc4 28.Nc5 Qxa2 29.Qf4 Nd5 27.Qf4 27.Nc5 with more complications. e5 28.Qd3 Qd5+ 29.Qf3 Qxd4 30.Nxa6 Qd7 31.Nc5 27...Qxf4 28.Nxf4= Endgame KN-KN Kf7 29.Kf1 e5 30.dxe5 fxe5 31.Nd3 Kf6 32.Nc5 a5 33.Ke2 e4 34.Nb3 Nc4 35.Nd4 Nxb2 36.Nxb5 Nc4 37.Nd4 Ke5 38.Nc6+ Kd5 39.Ne7+ Ke6 40.Nc6 a4 41.Kd1 f4 42.gxf4 Kf5 43.Ke2 Kxf4 44.Nd4 h5 45.Ne6+ Ke5 46.Nc5 a3 With the idea ... Kd4. 47.Nb3 Kf4 48.Nc5 h4 49.h3 Ke5 50.f3! exf3+ 51.Kxf3 Kd4 52.Ne6+ Kc3 53.Nc7 Nd6 Strongly threatening ...Kb2. 54.Nd5+ Kb2 55.Nb4 Nb5 Threatens to win with ...Nc3. 56.Ke3 Nc3 57.Kd3 Nd1 Hoping for ...Nf2+. 58.Ke2 Nc3+ Double Attack 59.Kd3 Na4 60.Kd4 Nb6 61.Kc5 Nd7+ 62.Kd6 Nf6 63.Ke5
63...Ng4+! 64.Kf4? Now White is beyond hope. Don't go for 64.hxg4? h3-+ 64.Kd4= 64.Kd4 Kb1 64...Nf2 65.Kg5 Nxh3+ 66.Kxh4 Nf2 67.Kg3 Nd1 68.Kf3 Nc3 69.Ke3 Nxa2 70.Nc6 Nc3 70...Nc1 71.Nb4 Kc3 72.Nd5+ Kb3 73.Nf4 a2 74.Nh5 a1Q 75.Ke4
75...Nd3! 76.Kf5 Qe5+ 77.Kg6 Nf4+ 78.Nxf4 Qxf4 79.Kh7 Kc4 80.Kg7 Qg5+ 81.Kf8 Kd5 82.Ke8 Qg7 83.Kd8 Kd6 84.Ke8 Qg8#
71.Kd4 Weighted Error Value: White=0.02/Black=0.02
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Vachier Lagrave,M2760Nepomniachtchi,I27920–12021GCT Paris Blitz 202113

Maxime Vachier-Lagrave, Ian Nepomniachtchi

Ian Nepomniachtchi about to win a tricky knight endgame | Photo: Lennart Ootes

Good tactical awareness in an endgame also gave Firouzja a full point in his game from the penultimate round against Nepo.

 
Firouzja vs. Nepomniachtchi - Round 17

Already in a better position, the youngster found 40.Rxh7+ to enter a winning bishop vs. knight ending after 40...Kxh7 41.Bd3+ Kg7 42.Bxc2 Nxc6.

Nine moves later, Nepo resigned, granting So tournament victory with a round to spare.

 
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1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.e5 Nfd7 5.f4 c5 6.Nf3 Nc6 7.Be3 a6 8.a3 cxd4 9.Nxd4 Bc5 C11: French: Classical System: 4 e5 and 4 Bg5 dxe4. 10.Be2 0-0 11.Qd2 Nxd4 The position is equal. 12.Bxd4 b5 13.Bf3
13...Qb6N Predecessor: 13...Bb7 14.Ne2 Rc8 15.0-0 Qb6 16.c3 a5 17.Bg4 Rc7 18.Kh1 Bxd4 19.Nxd4 b4 20.axb4 axb4 21.cxb4 1-0 (36) Wierzbicka,W (1940)-Platek,M (1921) Krakow 2006 14.Ne2 a5 15.0-0 Bxd4+ 16.Nxd4 Nc5 17.Qe3 Bb7 18.f5 exf5 19.Nxf5 Rae8 19...Na4 20.b4!± Na4 20...axb4± 21.axb4 Nd7 21.Qxb6+- Nxb6 22.Nd6 Don't do 22.bxa5?! Nc4+- 22...Re7 23.bxa5 Nc4 24.Nxb7 Rxb7 25.Bxd5 Rd7 26.Bc6 Rc7 27.Bxb5 Nxa5 28.c4 Rfc8 29.Rf4 g6 30.a4 Re7 31.Re4 Rc5 32.Rd1 Rcxe5 33.Rxe5 Rxe5 Endgame KRB-KRN 34.Rd5 Re2 35.c5 Rc2
36.h4 White should try 36.Rd8+!+- Kg7 37.c6 36...Kg7± 37.h5 gxh5 38.Rxh5 Nb7 38...h6± 39.c6 Na5
40.Rxh7+‼ Decoy Kxh7? 40...Kf6 41.g4 Ke6 41.Bd3++- Double Attack Kg7 42.Bxc2 White threatens c7 and mate. Nxc6 KB-KN 43.Be4 Na5 44.Kf2 Nc4 45.Bd5 Nb6 46.Bb3 f5 47.a5 White mates. Nc8 48.Be6 Ne7 49.a6 Nc6 50.Bxf5 Kf6 51.Bd3 Weighted Error Value: White=0.05/Black=0.31
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Firouzja,A2759Nepomniachtchi,I27921–02021GCT Paris Blitz 202117

Alireza Firouzja

Alireza Firouzja on his way to the playing venue on Monday | Photo: Lennart Ootes


Final standings - Rapid

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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TBPerf.
1
GM
GM
2770

1
GM
2820
½

2
GM
2765
1


4
GM
2714
½

5
GM
2781
0

6
GM
2753
½

7
GM
2759
1

8
GM
2763
½


10
GM
2820
½

11
GM
2765
½


13
GM
2714
½

14
GM
2781
1

15
GM
2753
1

16
GM
2759
1

17
GM
2763
½


Ø 2767
12.5/18
GM
2770

1
GM
2759
½

2
GM
2763
1

3
GM
2714
½


5
GM
2765
½

6
GM
2781
½

7
GM
2820
1


9
GM
2678
½

Ø 2759
6/9
2770
6.0
9
25.75
2884
2
GM

1
GM
2763
½

2
GM
2820
1

3
GM
2765
1


5
GM
2714
½

6
GM
2781
1

7
GM
2753
1

8
GM
2759
0

9
GM
2770
½

10
GM
2763
½

11
GM
2820
½

12
GM
2765
½


14
GM
2714
1

15
GM
2781
½

16
GM
2753
½

17
GM
2759
0

18
GM
2770
0

Ø 2765
10.5/18

1
GM
2820
½

2
GM
2678
1

3
GM
2763
½

4
GM
2770
½

5
GM
2781
1


7
GM
2759
½

8
GM
2714
½

9
GM
2765
1

Ø 2757
5.5/9
2792
5.5
9
24.00
2837
3
GM
GM
2678

1
GM
2763
1


3
GM
2781
0


5
GM
2759
½

6
GM
2714
½

7
GM
2765
½

8
GM
2820
1

9
GM
2770
½

Ø 2769
5/9
2678
5.0
9
21.50
2812
4
GM
GM
2714

1
GM
2781
0

2
GM
2753
0

3
GM
2759
½

4
GM
2770
½


6
GM
2820
½

7
GM
2765
1


9
GM
2763
1

10
GM
2781
½

11
GM
2753
1

12
GM
2759
0

13
GM
2770
½


15
GM
2820
0

16
GM
2765
0


18
GM
2763
½

Ø 2774
8/18
GM
2714


2
GM
2759
½

3
GM
2770
½

4
GM
2765
½

5
GM
2820
0

6
GM
2678
½

7
GM
2763
0


9
GM
2781
1

Ø 2765
4.5/9
2714
4.5
9
20.50
2765
5
GM

1
GM
2753
1

2
GM
2759
0

3
GM
2770
0


5
GM
2820
1

6
GM
2765
½

7
GM
2763
½

8
GM
2714
0

9
GM
2781
1

10
GM
2753
1

11
GM
2759
1

12
GM
2770
0


14
GM
2820
½

15
GM
2765
1

16
GM
2763
½

17
GM
2714
½

18
GM
2781
0

Ø 2769
9/18

1
GM
2714
0

2
GM
2765
1

3
GM
2820
½

4
GM
2678
0

5
GM
2763
½


7
GM
2781
½

8
GM
2770
0

9
GM
2759
1

Ø 2760
4.5/9
2760
4.5
9
19.00
2760
6
GM
GM
2781

1
GM
2714
1

2
GM
2763
½

3
GM
2753
½

4
GM
2759
0

5
GM
2770
1


7
GM
2820
½

8
GM
2765
1


10
GM
2714
½

11
GM
2763
1

12
GM
2753
1

13
GM
2759
½

14
GM
2770
0


16
GM
2820
½

17
GM
2765
0


Ø 2766
9.5/18
GM
2781

1
GM
2765
½

2
GM
2820
½

3
GM
2678
1

4
GM
2763
½


6
GM
2770
½


8
GM
2759
½

9
GM
2714
0

Ø 2758
4/9
2781
4.0
9
18.00
2715
7
GM
GM
2820

1
GM
2770
½


3
GM
2763
½

4
GM
2765
0


6
GM
2714
½

7
GM
2781
½

8
GM
2753
½

9
GM
2759
1

10
GM
2770
½


12
GM
2763
0

13
GM
2765
1


15
GM
2714
1

16
GM
2781
½

17
GM
2753
½

18
GM
2759
1

Ø 2762
9/18
GM
2820


2
GM
2781
½


4
GM
2759
½

5
GM
2714
1

6
GM
2765
½

7
GM
2770
0

8
GM
2678
0

9
GM
2763
½

Ø 2754
4/9
2820
4.0
9
17.25
2711
8
GM

1
GM
2759
0

2
GM
2770
0


4
GM
2820
1

5
GM
2763
½


7
GM
2714
0

8
GM
2781
0

9
GM
2753
1

10
GM
2759
0

11
GM
2770
½


13
GM
2820
0

14
GM
2763
0


16
GM
2714
1

17
GM
2781
1

18
GM
2753
0

Ø 2768
6/18

1
GM
2781
½


3
GM
2759
1

4
GM
2714
½

5
GM
2770
½

6
GM
2820
½

7
GM
2678
½

8
GM
2763
½


Ø 2760
4/9
2765
4.0
9
17.25
2717
9
GM
GM
2763


2
GM
2781
½

3
GM
2820
½

4
GM
2753
1

5
GM
2765
½

6
GM
2759
0


8
GM
2770
½

9
GM
2714
0


11
GM
2781
0

12
GM
2820
1

13
GM
2753
½

14
GM
2765
1

15
GM
2759
1


17
GM
2770
½

18
GM
2714
½

Ø 2768
9.5/18
GM
2763

1
GM
2678
0

2
GM
2770
0


4
GM
2781
½


6
GM
2759
½

7
GM
2714
1

8
GM
2765
½

9
GM
2820
½

Ø 2760
4/9
2763
4.0
9
17.25
2717
10
GM

1
GM
2765
1


3
GM
2714
½

4
GM
2781
1

5
GM
2753
1

6
GM
2763
1

7
GM
2770
0


9
GM
2820
0

10
GM
2765
1


12
GM
2714
1

13
GM
2781
½

14
GM
2753
1

15
GM
2763
0

16
GM
2770
0


18
GM
2820
0

Ø 2769
11/18

1
GM
2770
½

2
GM
2714
½

3
GM
2765
0

4
GM
2820
½

5
GM
2678
½

6
GM
2763
½


8
GM
2781
½


Ø 2760
3.5/9
2759
3.5
9
16.50
2680
TBs: Sonneborn-Berger

Final standings - Blitz

Rk.NameRtg.Nt.Pts.n
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TBPerf.
1
GM
GM
2770

1
GM
2820
½

2
GM
2765
1


4
GM
2714
½

5
GM
2781
0

6
GM
2753
½

7
GM
2759
1

8
GM
2763
½


10
GM
2820
½

11
GM
2765
½


13
GM
2714
½

14
GM
2781
1

15
GM
2753
1

16
GM
2759
1

17
GM
2763
½


Ø 2767
12.5/18
GM
2770

1
GM
2759
½

2
GM
2763
1

3
GM
2714
½


5
GM
2765
½

6
GM
2781
½

7
GM
2820
1


9
GM
2678
½

Ø 2759
6/9
2770
12.5
18
108.25
2908
2
GM

1
GM
2765
1


3
GM
2714
½

4
GM
2781
1

5
GM
2753
1

6
GM
2763
1

7
GM
2770
0


9
GM
2820
0

10
GM
2765
1


12
GM
2714
1

13
GM
2781
½

14
GM
2753
1

15
GM
2763
0

16
GM
2770
0


18
GM
2820
0

Ø 2769
11/18

1
GM
2770
½

2
GM
2714
½

3
GM
2765
0

4
GM
2820
½

5
GM
2678
½

6
GM
2763
½


8
GM
2781
½


Ø 2760
3.5/9
2759
11.0
18
87.75
2849
3
GM

1
GM
2763
½

2
GM
2820
1

3
GM
2765
1


5
GM
2714
½

6
GM
2781
1

7
GM
2753
1

8
GM
2759
0

9
GM
2770
½

10
GM
2763
½

11
GM
2820
½

12
GM
2765
½


14
GM
2714
1

15
GM
2781
½

16
GM
2753
½

17
GM
2759
0

18
GM
2770
0

Ø 2765
10.5/18

1
GM
2820
½

2
GM
2678
1

3
GM
2763
½

4
GM
2770
½

5
GM
2781
1


7
GM
2759
½

8
GM
2714
½

9
GM
2765
1

Ø 2757
5.5/9
2792
10.5
18
85.50
2822
4
GM
GM
2763


2
GM
2781
½

3
GM
2820
½

4
GM
2753
1

5
GM
2765
½

6
GM
2759
0


8
GM
2770
½

9
GM
2714
0


11
GM
2781
0

12
GM
2820
1

13
GM
2753
½

14
GM
2765
1

15
GM
2759
1


17
GM
2770
½

18
GM
2714
½

Ø 2768
9.5/18
GM
2763

1
GM
2678
0

2
GM
2770
0


4
GM
2781
½


6
GM
2759
½

7
GM
2714
1

8
GM
2765
½

9
GM
2820
½

Ø 2760
4/9
2763
9.5
18
81.75
2789
5
GM
GM
2781

1
GM
2714
1

2
GM
2763
½

3
GM
2753
½

4
GM
2759
0

5
GM
2770
1


7
GM
2820
½

8
GM
2765
1


10
GM
2714
½

11
GM
2763
1

12
GM
2753
1

13
GM
2759
½

14
GM
2770
0


16
GM
2820
½

17
GM
2765
0


Ø 2766
9.5/18
GM
2781

1
GM
2765
½

2
GM
2820
½

3
GM
2678
1

4
GM
2763
½


6
GM
2770
½


8
GM
2759
½

9
GM
2714
0

Ø 2758
4/9
2781
9.5
18
81.00
2787
6
GM
GM
2820

1
GM
2770
½


3
GM
2763
½

4
GM
2765
0


6
GM
2714
½

7
GM
2781
½

8
GM
2753
½

9
GM
2759
1

10
GM
2770
½


12
GM
2763
0

13
GM
2765
1


15
GM
2714
1

16
GM
2781
½

17
GM
2753
½

18
GM
2759
1

Ø 2762
9/18
GM
2820


2
GM
2781
½


4
GM
2759
½

5
GM
2714
1

6
GM
2765
½

7
GM
2770
0

8
GM
2678
0

9
GM
2763
½

Ø 2754
4/9
2820
9.0
18
81.50
2762
7
GM

1
GM
2753
1

2
GM
2759
0

3
GM
2770
0


5
GM
2820
1

6
GM
2765
½

7
GM
2763
½

8
GM
2714
0

9
GM
2781
1

10
GM
2753
1

11
GM
2759
1

12
GM
2770
0


14
GM
2820
½

15
GM
2765
1

16
GM
2763
½

17
GM
2714
½

18
GM
2781
0

Ø 2769
9/18

1
GM
2714
0

2
GM
2765
1

3
GM
2820
½

4
GM
2678
0

5
GM
2763
½


7
GM
2781
½

8
GM
2770
0

9
GM
2759
1

Ø 2760
4.5/9
2760
9.0
18
71.75
2769
8
GM
GM
2714

1
GM
2781
0

2
GM
2753
0

3
GM
2759
½

4
GM
2770
½


6
GM
2820
½

7
GM
2765
1


9
GM
2763
1

10
GM
2781
½

11
GM
2753
1

12
GM
2759
0

13
GM
2770
½


15
GM
2820
0

16
GM
2765
0


18
GM
2763
½

Ø 2774
8/18
GM
2714


2
GM
2759
½

3
GM
2770
½

4
GM
2765
½

5
GM
2820
0

6
GM
2678
½

7
GM
2763
0


9
GM
2781
1

Ø 2765
4.5/9
2714
8.0
18
71.25
2731
9
GM

1
GM
2759
0

2
GM
2770
0


4
GM
2820
1

5
GM
2763
½


7
GM
2714
0

8
GM
2781
0

9
GM
2753
1

10
GM
2759
0

11
GM
2770
½


13
GM
2820
0

14
GM
2763
0


16
GM
2714
1

17
GM
2781
1

18
GM
2753
0

Ø 2768
6/18

1
GM
2781
½


3
GM
2759
1

4
GM
2714
½

5
GM
2770
½

6
GM
2820
½

7
GM
2678
½

8
GM
2763
½


Ø 2760
4/9
2765
6.0
18
52.25
2643
10
GM
GM
2753


2
GM
2714
1

3
GM
2781
½

4
GM
2763
0

5
GM
2759
0

6
GM
2770
½


8
GM
2820
½

9
GM
2765
0


11
GM
2714
0

12
GM
2781
0

13
GM
2763
½

14
GM
2759
0

15
GM
2770
0


17
GM
2820
½

18
GM
2765
1

Ø 2769
5/18
2753
5.0
18
44.00
2603
TBs: Sonneborn-Berger

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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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