1. Standard memberwoodypusher
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    22 Jun '13 00:46
    Gelfand beat Nakamura and has the sole lead at Tal. Nakamura is in second
  2. Standard membersundown316
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    22 Jun '13 03:26
    Originally posted by woodypusher
    Gelfand beat Nakamura and has the sole lead at Tal. Nakamura is in second
    Karjakin played out R+N vs. R to the 138th(!!!)move against Caruana,Kramnik lost to Andreichuk
  3. Donationketchuplover
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    22 Jun '13 19:07
    Carlsen finally beat Nakamura after 999999999999999999999999999 straight losses 🙂
  4. Standard memberwoodypusher
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    22 Jun '13 22:28
    Originally posted by ketchuplover
    Carlsen finally beat Nakamura after 999999999999999999999999999 straight losses 🙂
    wow, just one short of a nonillion!
  5. Standard membersundown316
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    23 Jun '13 03:05
    Last round pairings: Mamedyarov-Carlsen and Kramnik-Gelfand. Boris is 0.5 pt ahead of Magnus.
  6. Standard membersundown316
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    23 Jun '13 13:564 edits
    Originally posted by sundown316
    Last round pairings: Mamedyarov-Carlsen and Kramnik-Gelfand. Boris is 0.5 pt ahead of Magnus.
    Last round: Gelfand and Carlsen both drew,so Gelfand wins with 6-2,while Carlsen(who,IMO,was given a gift draw by Mamedyarov)will at least tie for 2nd place with 5.5-2.5. Nakamura's woes continue,as he lost to Morozovitch,while Caruana must win against Andreikin if he wants to tie Magnus for 2nd.
  7. Standard membersundown316
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    23 Jun '13 14:081 edit
    Caruana took a draw with Andreikin,so he ties for 3rd-4th with Naka at 4.5-3.5 Epic collapse by Hikaru,who must be wondering if he will ever shake off his Carlsen jinx,as he is now 0-7 against Magnus.
  8. Jerusalem
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    23 Jun '13 17:56
    Just great to see Gelfand winning Alekhin and Tal memorial at age of 44
  9. Standard membersundown316
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    23 Jun '13 22:47
    My mistake my previous post-Caruana,Andrekin,and Mamedyanov all scored 5-4,edging out Nakamura by half a point. Disasterous event for Kramnik,who finished dead last with +0-3=6
  10. Standard memberwoodypusher
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    24 Jun '13 16:57
    Originally posted by elady
    Just great to see Gelfand winning Alekhin and Tal memorial at age of 44
    Gelfand is the new Korchnoi
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