Tata Steel Chess - Round 9 Round-up
1/22/2019 – The 81st Tata Steel Chess Tournament takes place from January 12th to 27th in Wijk aan Zee, the Netherlands (and two "on tour" locations). The "Masters" has an average Elo of 2753. The "Challengers" weighs in at 2582. Both are 14-player round-robin tournaments. Round-up show live at 20:00 UTC (21:00 CET, 3:00 PM EST) Live commentary by IMs Sopiko Guramishvili and GM Robert Hess from 12:30 UTC (13:30 CET, 7:30 am EST) | Photo: TataSteelChess.com
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Round 9
Ian Nepomniachtchi took advantage of his white game against Vidit to move into a tie for first place once again, as both Anand and Carlsen drew with black. The leaders are on 6/9, with Ding Liren and Anish Giri a half point behind.
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GM Daniel King wraps up the round
Current standings - Masters
Games and commentary
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Commentary by IM Sopiko Guramishvili and GM Robert Hess
Current standings - Challengers
Pairings for the remaining rounds
A 14-player single round-robin means each player plays every other once for 13 rounds in all. The drawing of lots determines the colours for each game.
Masters
| Round 10 - Wednesday the 23rd (Leiden) | |
| Carlsen, Magnus - Anand, Viswanathan | |
| Duda, Jan-Krzysztof - Rapport, Richard | |
| Ding, Liren - Mamedyarov, Shakhriyar | |
| Vidit, Santosh Gujrathi - Kramnik, Vladimir | |
| Van Foreest, Jorden - Nepomniachtchi, Ian | |
| Fedoseev, Vladimir - Giri, Anish | |
| Shankland, Samuel - Radjabov, Teimour | |
| Round 11 - Friday the 25th | |
| Radjabov, Teimour - Carlsen, Magnus | |
| Giri, Anish - Shankland, Samuel | |
| Nepomniachtchi, Ian - Fedoseev, Vladimir | |
| Kramnik, Vladimir - Van Foreest, Jorden | |
| Mamedyarov, Shakhriyar - Vidit, S.G. | |
| Rapport, Richard - Ding, Liren | |
| Anand, Viswanathan - Duda, Jan-Krzysztof | |
| Round 12 - Saturday the 26th | |
| Carlsen, Magnus - Duda, Jan-Krzysztof | |
| Ding, Liren - Anand, Viswanathan | |
| Vidit, Santosh Gujrathi - Rapport, Richard | |
| Van Foreest, Jorden - Mamedyarov, S. | |
| Fedoseev, Vladimir - Kramnik, Vladimir | |
| Shankland, Samuel - Nepomniachtchi, Ian | |
| Radjabov, Teimour - Giri, Anish | |
| Round 13 - Sunday the 27th | |
| Giri, Anish - Carlsen, Magnus | |
| Nepomniachtchi, Ian - Radjabov, Teimour | |
| Kramnik, Vladimir - Shankland, Samuel | |
| Mamedyarov, S. - Fedoseev, Vladimir | |
| Rapport, Richard - Van Foreest, Jorden | |
| Anand, Viswanathan - Vidit, S. G. | |
| Duda, Jan-Krzysztof - Ding, Liren | |
On this DVD Vladimir Kramnik retraces his career from talented schoolboy to World Champion in 2006. With humour and charm he describes his first successes, what it meant to be part of the Russian Gold Medal team at the Olympiad, and how he undertook the Herculean task of beating his former mentor and teacher Garry Kasparov.
Challengers
Round 10
Round 11
Round 12
Round 13
All games - Masters
All games - Challengers
The players
We introduced the fields in our December preview: Strong fields set for Tata Steel 2019.
Masters group
Master Class Vol.8: Magnus Carlsen
Scarcely any world champion has managed to captivate chess lovers to the extent Carlsen has. The enormously talented Norwegian hasn't been systematically trained within the structures of a major chess-playing nation such as Russia, the Ukraine or China.
| Title | Name | FED | Elo | World rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GM | Carlsen, Magnus | NOR | 2835 | 1 |
| GM | Mamedyarov, S. | AZE | 2817 | 3 |
| GM | Ding, Liren | CHN | 2813 | 4 |
| GM | Giri, Anish | NED | 2783 | 5 |
| GM | Kramnik, Vladimir | RUS | 2777 | 7 |
| GM | Anand, V. | IND | 2773 | 8 |
| GM | Nepomniachtchi, Ian | RUS | 2763 | 13 |
| GM | Radjabov, Teimour | AZE | 2757 | 14 |
| GM | Duda, J.K. | POL | 2738 | 19 |
| GM | Rapport, Richard | HUN | 2731 | 23 |
| GM | Shankland, Sam | USA | 2725 | 27 |
| GM | Fedoseev, Vladimir | RUS | 2724 | 28 |
| GM | Vidit, S.G. | IND | 2695 | 45 |
| GM | Van Foreest, Jorden | NED | 2612 | 192 |
Average rating: 2753 (FIDE rankings and Elo as of January 1, 2019)
Challengers group
| Title | Name | FED | Born | Elo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GM | Anton Korobov | UKR | 1985 | 2699 |
| GM | Vladislav Kovalev | BLR | 1994 | 2687 |
| GM | P. Maghsoodloo | IRI | 2000 | 2679 |
| GM | Evgeny Bareev | CAN | 1966 | 2650 |
| GM | Erwin l'Ami | NED | 1985 | 2643 |
| GM | Benjamin Gledura | HUN | 1999 | 2615 |
| GM | Maksim Chigaev | RUS | 1996 | 2604 |
| GM | Andrei Esipenko | RUS | 2002 | 2584 |
| GM | R Praggnananndhaa | IND | 2005 | 2539 |
| MI | Vincent Keymer | GER | 2004 | 2500 |
| GM | Lucas van Foreest | NED | 2001 | 2502 |
| MI/WGM | Elisabeth Pähtz | GER | 1985 | 2477 |
| MI/WGM | Dinara Saduakassova | KAZ | 1996 | 2472 |
| MI | Stefan Kuipers | NED | 1990 | 2470 |
Average rating: 2582 (as of January 1, 2019)
The first DVD with videos from Anand's chess career reflects the very beginning of that career and goes as far as 1999. It starts with his memories of how he first learned chess and shows his first great games (including those from the 1984 WCh for juniors). The high point of his early developmental phase was the winning of the 1987 WCh for juniors. After that, things continue in quick succession: the first victories over Kasparov, WCh candidate in both the FIDE and PCA cycles and the high point of the WCh match against Kasparov in 1995.
Running time: 3:48 hours
Schedule
| Day | Date | Round | Round-up show |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saturday | January 12 | 1 | IM Merijn van Delft |
| Sunday | January 13 | 2 | GM Daniel King |
| Monday | January 14 | 3 | GM Daniel King |
| Tuesday | January 15 | 4 | GM Daniel King |
| Wednesday | January 16 | 5 | GM Daniel King |
| Friday | January 18 | 6 | IM Merijn van Delft |
| Saturday | January 19 | 7 | GM Daniel King |
| Sunday | January 20 | 8 | GM Yannick Pelletier |
| Tuesday | January 22 | 9 | GM Daniel King |
| Wednesday | January 23 | 10 | IM Lawrence Trent |
| Friday | January 25 | 11 | GM Yannick Pelletier |
| Saturday | January 26 | 12 | IM Lawrence Trent |
| Sunday | January 27 | 13 | GM Yannick Pelletier |
All rounds in Wijk aan Zee start at 13:30 CET (12:30 UTC, 7:30 EST), except the last round, which starts at 12.00. The Chess-on-Tour rounds (5 and 10 Masters-only) start at 14:00 CET.
Links
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What is happening to the Chessbase.com page? it's so slow to charge pages and the coverage is so messy, not really clear how to replay the correct games of the day...very confusing!
Will this be the last tournament of Kramnik, before he retires?
Carlsen is on a full mission, as well as Anand.
I wonder if Nepomniatchi will collapse again like in his blitz world championship..
Carlsen is on a full mission, as well as Anand.
I wonder if Nepomniatchi will collapse again like in his blitz world championship..
Its too big of a coincidence that Giri plays Carlsen in the final round. Must have been orchestrated by the organizers.
Very good coverage by Trent&Rudolf. Borderline banter included. “Pokkers” is Danish as well as dutch. Cuss word referring to smallpox and syphilis. Should any of the two be reading this.
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