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      Home  >  General News  >  Mamedyarov loses with White, others draw

      Mamedyarov loses with White, others draw

      Candidates Matches, Kazan


      Gelfand scores a critical victory against Mamedyarov with Black in game 3. He and Kamsky are leading their perspective matches by 1 with 1 game to go.

      Grischuk and Kramnik will have white in the final game to try to win the match against Aronian and Radjabov. Gelfand needs to hold with white to advance while Topalov needs to win with white to extend the match.

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      1. Anonymous Reply
        May 7, 2011 at 7:20 pm

        Kamsky, the best American born grandmaster.

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        You’re wrong. Nakamura is the best American born GM.

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