30/08/2019 – El duelo de desempate entre Ding Liren y Magnus Carlsen, quien en el último momento había alcanzado al chino en la última ronda. Primero disputaron dos partidas rápidas que concluyeron en tablas. A continuación Ding Liren logró ganar ambas partidas de ajedrez relámpago y se coronó campeón, dejando el marcador del duelo de desampate en 3:1 a su favor. La Copa Sinquefield forma parte de la serie de torneos "Grand Chess Tour". En la clasificación absoluta de dicho circuito, Magnus Carlsen sigue en cabeza. A continuación de las partidas ayer, se disputó el espectáculo "Ultimate Moves" con Garry Kasparov. | Foto: Lennart Ootes / Grand Chess Tour™
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Grand Chess Tour 2019: Copa Sinquefield 2019
Las rondas de la Copa Sinquefield 2019 se disputarán entre el 17 y el 28 de agosto a partir de las 20:00 CEST respectivamente. El día 22 de agosto será día de descanso.
Fue necesario disputar un duelo de desempate entre Ding Liren y Magnus Carlsen para determinar al campeón. Ding Liren ganó dicho duelo a partidas rápidas y de ajedrez relámpago, dejando el marcador en 3:1.
Magnus Carlsen en el control de seguridad | Foto: Lennart Ootes / Grand Chess Tour™
Magnus Carlsen y Ding Liren en el duelo de desempate| Foto: Lennart Ootes / Grand Chess Tour™
Ding Liren se coronó campeón tras una fuertísima actuación en San Luis | Foto: Lennart Ootes / Grand Chess Tour™
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