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      Home  >  General News  >  Carlsen, Ivanchuk lead Amber

      Carlsen, Ivanchuk lead Amber

      Amber, Nice


      Magnus Carlsen catches up with Vasily Ivanchuk after third 2-0 wipe-out

      After four rounds of the Amber Blindfold and Rapid Tournament, Magnus Carlsen and Vasily Ivanchuk are tied for first in the overall standings with 6 points from 8 games. The Ukrainian grandmaster defeated last year’s winner Levon Aronian 1½-½. Magnus Carlsen continued his remarkable comeback after he lost 2-0 to Ivanchuk in Round 1. The world’s number one defeated Jan Smeets 2-0, raising his number of consecutive wins to six. Manifold Amber winner Vladimir Kramnik suffered a highly atypical 2-0 defeat at the hands of Boris Gelfand. Perhaps typical for the fighting spirit of the round was the fact that 5 out the 6 rapid games were won by black.

      Score after Round 4

      Blindfold

      1.  Carlsen    3 
      Grischuk 3
      Ivanchuk 3
      4. Gelfand 2½
      Karjakin 2½
      Ponomariov 2½
      7. Gashimov 2
      8. Aronian 1½
      Kramnik 1½
      Svidler 1½
      11. Dominguez ½
      Smeets ½

      Rapid

      1.  Carlsen    3 
      Ivanchuk 3
      3. Gelfand 2½
      Kramnik 2½
      5. Aronian 2
      Grischuk 2
      Ponomariov 2
      Svidler 2
      9. Dominguez 1½
      Gashimov 1½
      11. Karjakin 1
      Smeets 1

      Combined

      1.  Carlsen    6 
      Ivanchuk 6
      3. Gelfand 5
      Grischuk 5
      5. Ponomariov 4½
      6. Kramnik 4
      7. Aronian 3½
      Gashimov 3½
      Karjakin 3½
      Svidler 3½
      11. Dominguez 2
      12. Smeets 1½

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      2 Comments

      1. Anonymous Reply
        March 17, 2010 at 4:08 am

        Carlsen may win all his games.

      2. Anonymous Reply
        March 18, 2010 at 1:15 pm

        Gelfand did surprizingly well against Kramnik!

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