18/06/2013 – – Hikaru Nakamura alcanzó la tercera victoria y ha tomado el liderato en solitario en el Memorial Tal. En la cuarta ronda, disputada ayer, se impuso con negras a Fabiano Caruana en una Siciliana Najdorf. Las demás partidas concluyeron en tablas, con lo cual ahora Nakamura lidera con 3/4 por delante de Gelfand y Mamedyarov (2,5) Ronda 4...
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Ronda 4
17.06.2013, 15:00
Alexander Morozevich
2760
½-½
Vladimir Kramnik
2803
Sergey Karjakin
2782
½-½
Shakhriyar Mamedyarov
2753
Fabiano Caruana
2774
0-1
Hikaru Nakamura
2784
Dmitry Andreikin
2713
½-½
Magnus Carlsen
2864
Vishy Anand
2786
½-½
Boris Gelfand
2755
Evgeny Bareev fue el invitado del día
¿Qué hacer mientras los gurús siguen jugando sobre el escenario? ¡Pues echar una partidita también!
No todo es placer en una partida de ajedrez
Andreikin jugó algo poco usual pero no le sirvió para abrirse paso en la posición de Carlsen
Carlsen no tuvo oportunidad de complicar la partida y conducirla hacia la victoria
Gelfand continúa jugando de manera extremadamente sólida con las piezas negras y tuvo pocos problemas para aguantar contra Anand
"Creo que lo hemos jugado antes". Gelfand y Anand se han enfrentado en 19 ocasiones durante el último año, tanto en partidas rápidas como lentas
Nakamura se presentó muy bien preparado, tuvo ideas frescas y tras 4 rondas ha tomado el liderato en solitario en el Memorial Tal
Karjakin tuvo buenas oportunidades de ganar, pero no las pudo aprovechar
Mamedyarov sobrevivió y silenciosamente comparte la segunda posición con Gelfand (ambos tienen 2,5/4)
Morozevich mirando como si en cualquier momento pudiera salir un genio de la tetera
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Traducción: Nadja Wittmann (ChessBase)
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