8/4/2020 – The fourth tournament of the Magnus Carlsen Chess Tour is taking place from July 21 through August 4. Six illustrious players from the previous generation are in the mix — Vladimir Kramnik, Viswanathan Anand, Vassily Ivanchuk, Boris Gelfand, Peter Leko and Peter Svidler — and are joined by Magnus Carlsen, Ding Liren, Anish Giri and Ian Nepomniachtchi. Action kicks off at 16:00 CEST (14:00 UTC, 10:00 ET). Read the report on the first set of the final! | Photo: Lennart Ootes
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Carlsen 2:0 Nepomniachtchi
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The “chess24 Legends of Chess” online tournament kicks off with a preliminary round, a single round-robin of rapid chess played over nine days. Each matchup consists of four games with a time control of 15 minutes plus increments of 10 seconds. If the final score is 2:2, the winner is decided in Armageddon (White has an extra minute but is obliged to win). A victory, without Armageddon, grants three points, while winning in Armageddon grants two points to the winner and one point to the loser.
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Commentary by A. Grischuk, R. Kasimdzhanov, J. Gustafsson and T. Sachdev
Format
Preliminary rounds: 10-player single round robin
Four-game matches of rapid chess (15'+10")
In case of a tie, Armageddon (White gets 5 minutes, Black gets 4 minutes and draw odds)
A win without Armageddon gives 3 points
In case of reaching Armageddon, winner gets 2 points and loser gets 1 point
Final 4: Knockout format with four top scorers from the prelims
Played to the best of 3 sets
Each set: Four-game matches of rapid chess (15'+10")
In case of a tie, 2 blitz games follow (5'+3") and then Armageddon
Schedule
The action starts at 16:00 CEST both in the prelims and the knockout.
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