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Tal Memorial 2013

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First round and Nakamura got his clock cleaned by Mamedyarov in just 31 moves. Naka has not been playing well of late. Caruana smothered Anand,that makes 2 in a row over Vishy for Fabiano.

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Kramnik brain-locked his way into a loss vs. Magnus,just blundered away his last pawn for nothing!

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Kramnik, Anand, and Nakamura all lose in the first round...

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Rd. 2-Kramnik loses again,this time to Nakamura. Caruana lost to Gelfand. Carlsen drew with Karjakin,Anand also drew

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Naka wins second straight game and is tied for the lead

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Originally posted by woodypusher
Naka wins second straight game and is tied for the lead
So much for not playing well🙂

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Rd. 3 Carlsen just handed Caruana a pawn for nothing and got ground down in 62 moves. Naka beat Karkajin,Anand beat Morezevich.

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Originally posted by sundown316
Rd. 3 Carlsen just handed Caruana a pawn for nothing and got ground down in 62 moves. Naka beat Karkajin,Anand beat Morezevich.
Caruana has played Carlsen a dozen times or more and has only beaten him maybe 2 times, I checked the record and Carlsen is up on him like 11 1/2 to 3 1/2 or so, counting 5 draws.

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Originally posted by sonhouse
Caruana has played Carlsen a dozen times or more and has only beaten him maybe 2 times, I checked the record and Carlsen is up on him like 11 1/2 to 3 1/2 or so, counting 5 draws.
At least Fabio has a better record against Magnus than Nakamura has. Naka has lost to Carlsen 6 times,with no wins and a few draws.

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Originally posted by sundown316
At least Fabio has a better record against Magnus than Nakamura has. Naka has lost to Carlsen 6 times,with no wins and a few draws.
Nakamura had never beaten Svidler before their last game, either. Anand, if I'm not mistaken, has never beaten Nakamura.

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Looks like I spoke too soon about Nakamura. He beat Caruana today,his 3rd straight win. All other games drawn,so Naka is alone in first for the moment.

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Rd 5.Not a good omen for Vishy-Carlsen squashed him in just 29 moves.

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Nakamura beat Anand,and Carlsen could only draw Gelfand,so looks like Naka is in the drivers seat. Game of the round was the insane draw between Caruana and Kramnik,craziest Berlin Wall I've seen.

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Naka looking good but still has Gelfand and Carlsen ahead...plus the unpredictable Morozevich

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Play resumes on Friday

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