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      Home  >  General News  >  Back on top again

      Back on top again

      Amber, Nice


      Fifth 2-0 knock-out brings Magnus Carlsen back on top again

      In Round 6 of the Amber Blindfold and Rapid Tournament, Magnus Carlsen regained the lead in the overall standings. In a gripping clash, the Norwegian defeated Boris Gelfand 2-0 and overtook former leader Vasily Ivanchuk from Ukraine, who had to settle for two draws against his compatriot Ruslan Ponomariov. The gap between the front-runners is widening. Third place is shared by Boris Gelfand, Alexander Grischuk en Vladimir Kramnik, two full points behind Carlsen and one and a half points behind Ivanchuk. After 12 games Carlsen has not yet drawn a single game, winning 9 and losing 3.

      Friday 19 March Round VI
      14.30 Blind Ivanchuk-Ponomariov ½-½
      Svidler-Grischuk 0-1
      Karjakin-Dominguez 1-0
      16.00 Blind Aronian-Gashimov 1-0
      Smeets-Kramnik 1-0
      Carlsen-Gelfand 1-0
      17.45 Rapid Ponomariov-Ivanchuk ½-½
      Grischuk-Svidler ½-½
      Dominguez-Karjakin 0-1
      19.15 Rapid Gashimov-Aronian ½-½
      Kramnik-Smeets 1-0
      Gelfand-Carlsen 0-1

      Here is the full article: http://amberchess2010.com/RoundReport6.html

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      3 Comments

      1. Anonymous Reply
        March 20, 2010 at 6:09 am

        The kid is unstoppable.

      2. Niko Reply
        March 20, 2010 at 9:40 am

        Incredible. 12 games and no draws.

      3. Anonymous Reply
        March 20, 2010 at 10:43 am

        The KID? Or the kid?

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