World Cup 2017 Final, Game 2: Round-up show
9/25/2017 – Every evening at 9 pm CEST we offer you a round-up show of the games played at the World Cup in Tbilisi. Yesterday Daniel King showed the highlights of game 2 between Ding Liren and Levon Aronian. Who will win the World Cup in Tbilisi 2017? Have a look...
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World Cup Final, Game 2
After every round of the World Cup we offer you a round-up show of the events in Tbilisi. Here's the schedule.
Round-up show
Schedule
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Round |
Date | Commentator |
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Final Game 3 |
Monday, 25 Sep | GM Daniel King |
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Final Game 4 |
Tuesday, 26 Sep | IM Sagar Shah |
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Tiebreak Final |
Wednesday, 27 Sep | GM Daniel King |
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Yesterday's round-up show was presented by Daniel King who just published his 25th Powerplay DVD on "Popular Queen's Pawn Openings - A Repertoire for Black". If you are looking for a good and powerful repertoire against the Queen's Pawn Openings you should get hold of this DVD. Here's a teaser:
Video sample
Links
- Round 7.1: Ding Liren's immaculate opening preparation
- Round 6.3: And then there were two!
- Round 6.2: Ding Liren returns he favour
- Round 6.1: Why didn't So sacrifice an exchange?
- Round 5.3: Nasty 21...Kc7!! seals Svidler's fate
- Round 5.2: Aronian, So, Ding are in the semi-finals
- Round 5.1: Flawless Aronian crushes Chucky
- Round 4.3: MVL's Narikala against Grischuk
- Round 4.2: Aronian and Ivanchuk set up round five clash!
- The road to the Candidates 2018
- Round 4.1: Ivanchuk is Ivanchuk!
- Round 3.3: Caruana bows out
- Round 3.2: World No.35 eliminates World No.1
- Round 3.1: Can Magnus Carlsen save himself?
- Round 2.3 (tiebreak) Ten 2700+ players knocked out
- The World Cup, then and now
- Round 2.2: Anand and Karjakin knocked out
- Round 2.1: Magnus Carlsen having fun in Tbilisi
- Round 1.3 (tiebreaks): Nail biting chess and true sportsmanship
- Round 1.2: Eljanov out; 22 tiebreaks!
- Round 1.1: 35 decisive games
- World Cup 2017: A glorious opening ceremony
- Tbilisi loves you!
