1. Jerusalem
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    03 May '11 16:49
    Finally it's starts!!
    From 3 to 27 May 2011 Kazan will play host to the participants of the Candidates Matches 2011.
    Aronian, Kramnik, Topa, Gelfand, Kamsky, Mamedyarov, Grischuk and Rajabov will fight for qualify to challenge Vishy
  2. out on bail
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    04 May '11 06:26
    Originally posted by elady
    Finally it's starts!!
    From 3 to 27 May 2011 Kazan will play host to the participants of the Candidates Matches 2011.
    Aronian, Kramnik, Topa, Gelfand, Kamsky, Mamedyarov, Grischuk and Rajabov will fight for qualify to challenge Vishy
    No Carlsen?
  3. SubscriberPonderable
    chemist
    Linkenheim
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    04 May '11 08:47
    Originally posted by michael liddle
    No Carlsen?
    Carlsen is protesting and not taking part in the world championship.
  4. Joined
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    04 May '11 20:30
    Is there a good site to follow this?
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    05 May '11 02:06
    Originally posted by Ponderable
    Carlsen is protesting and not taking part in the world championship.
    Carlsen is scared, and pretending to be protesting to cover up for his cowardice.
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    05 May '11 05:29
    Originally posted by Zelnick
    Is there a good site to follow this?
    http://previews.chessdom.com/2011/candidates-matches-2011. They will have GM's to analyze. Also, check chessintranslation.com
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    05 May '11 12:08
    http://www.chessintranslation.com/live-game/ Aronian-Grishchuk
  8. SubscriberRagwort
    Senecio Jacobaea
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    05 May '11 12:11
    Originally posted by vishyanand
    http://www.chessintranslation.com/live-game/ Aronian-Grishchuk
    http://kazan2011.fide.com/live-games.html

    Is another option...(no commentary)
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    05 May '11 13:35
    Just saw that Radjabov-Kramnik is draw in 25 with no repetition.
    Please bring back Sofia rules!!!
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    05 May '11 14:42
    4 game match doesn't seem like enough. What's the tie-break?
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    05 May '11 15:17
    comment by Shipov

    "41. Nf2 Aronian clearly leads a healthy way of life. Beside him at the table there’s probably a glass of carrot juice. That’s why he plays much better than us coffee lovers. " 🙂
  12. Jerusalem
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    05 May '11 18:34
    4 draws.
    Aronian missed the win after 7 - hours game against Grischuk, Mamedyarov and Kamsky had advantage but played bad in the endgame
  13. Standard memberThabtos
    I am become Death
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    06 May '11 03:30
    Originally posted by elady
    4 draws.
    Aronian missed the win after 7 - hours game against Grischuk, Mamedyarov and Kamsky had advantage but played bad in the endgame
    I've always what you do during a 7 hour chess game. Those cats are booked up till move 20 in a lot of lines, so they get about 20 minutes a move.
  14. e4
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    06 May '11 08:43
    Scottish Arbiter Alex McFarlane is giving an excellent running
    account of the candidate matches from his side.

    Two way mirrors, drug testing, sniffer dogs, mobile phone jaming...

    A one point the players could briefly hear the commentary on their games.

    http://scotchess.s4.bizhat.com/scotchess-ftopic1811.html
  15. bedlam
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    06 May '11 08:45
    Originally posted by Thabtos
    I've always what you do during a 7 hour chess game. Those cats are booked up till move 20 in a lot of lines, so they get about 20 minutes a move.
    think?
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