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The final score:

Kramnik 6 - Topalov 5 - FIDE 1

Can you guess who won?
My guess: all, except the chess fans all over the world... :'(

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I though Kramnik lost game 5 on time?

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Originally posted by Turfmoor
I though Kramnik lost game 5 on time?
No. Topalov created a big scandal and go the cheap win by default.

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Kramnik had 2 acceptable choices
1. Decline to play on in the match
2. Continue playing ALL games including game 5

He chose a hybrid system designed to give himself the most escape clauses should the final result not go his way - once game 6 was started he had in effect accepted the consequences of his time out in game 5

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Originally posted by Turfmoor
Kramnik had 2 acceptable choices
1. Decline to play on in the match
2. Continue playing ALL games including game 5

He chose a hybrid system designed to give himself the most escape clauses should the final result not go his way - once game 6 was started he had in effect accepted the consequences of his time out in game 5
Best post on the topic.

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Originally posted by Turfmoor
I though Kramnik lost game 5 on time?
The Appeals Committee made a wrong judgment and its decision to modify the playing conditions must be declared null and void.

Game five was started under playing conditions that were not mutually agreed by both players (and in fact explicitly rejected by one of them), so the game should be considered null and void.

In fact, the Appeals Committee was dismissed after that.

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Originally posted by Turfmoor
Kramnik had 2 acceptable choices
1. Decline to play on in the match
2. Continue playing ALL games including game 5

He chose a hybrid system designed to give himself the most escape clauses should the final result not go his way - once game 6 was started he had in effect accepted the consequences of his time out in game 5
No, three, the third being:

3. Continue to play the match under protest.

Do you understand what that means?

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Kramnik will not win any protest of game 5. Case closed.

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Originally posted by CrazyLilTing
The Appeals Committee made a wrong judgment and its decision to modify the playing conditions must be declared [b]null and void.

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In fact, the Appeals Committee was dismissed after that.[/b]
They are illusions
They are not the solutions they promised to be
The answer was here all the time

This is chess not some pantomime

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Have I said too much? There's nothing more I can think of to say to you
But all you have to do is look at me to know that every word is true

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Originally posted by ketchuplover
Kramnik will not win any protest of game 5. Case closed.
Who close the case? You? Me?
Of course it is a closed case. Blame Danailov/FIDE, whomever...
It wasn't my point when I started this thread.

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Kramnik will win game 12 anyway .

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Originally posted by huckleberryhound
Kramnik will win game 12 anyway .
My friend, if Kramnik wins game 12 I will play chess naked outside my local ASDA store
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Originally posted by huckleberryhound
Kramnik will win game 12 anyway .
It is in the Tao of all nice and honest chess playing bears... ๐Ÿ™‚

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Darling I apologize

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