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      Home  >  General News  >  Kramnik leads Amber

      Kramnik leads Amber

      Amber, France, Kramnik, Nice


      Standings after Round 4

      Blindfold

      1.  Kramnik    3½
      2. Carlsen 3
      3. Aronian 2½
      Leko 2½
      Morozevich 2½
      Topalov 2½
      7. Anand 2
      Radjabov 2
      9. Ivanchuk 1
      Kamsky 1
      Karjakin 1
      12. Wang Yue ½

      Rapid

      1.  Aronian    2½
      Kamsky 2½
      Morozevich 2½
      Radjabov 2½
      5. Anand 2
      Ivanchuk 2
      Karjakin 2
      Kramnik 2
      Topalov 2
      10. Carlsen 1½
      11. Leko 1½
      12. Wang Yue 1

      Combined

      1.  Kramnik    5½
      2. Aronian 5
      Morozevich 5
      4. Carlsen 4½
      Radjabov 4½
      Topalov 4½
      7. Anand 4
      Leko 4
      9. Kamsky 3½
      10. Ivanchuk 3
      Karjakin 3
      12. Wang Yue 1½

      Official website: http://www.amberchess2009.com/index.html

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      4 Comments

      1. Anonymous Reply
        March 18, 2009 at 6:10 pm

        Kramnik is the best. He’ll show everyone.

      2. Mike Magnan Reply
        March 18, 2009 at 7:48 pm

        I’m surprised Carlsen is doing so poorly in the rapid games. hmm.

      3. Anonymous Reply
        March 19, 2009 at 12:01 am

        As expected. Kramnik is the only guy to ever beat Kasparov in a match – then defeated
        Topalov by ceding a free game. The he gave up his title for a Mexico tournament then forced to challenge for a title he volunteered to give up. Kramnik is the rightful world champion not Anand. Only when Anand beats someone of quality can he claim the title – not some tournament. Now watch – it will be Topalov as the new world champ – someone rousted bu Kramnik years ago. Go figure…

      4. Anonymous Reply
        March 19, 2009 at 8:00 am

        Yes, Kramnik is good in such funny tournaments as Amber where the quality of playing is bad. Kramnik was defeated by Anand. What is this champion who cant win normal tournament for 3 years?

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