09/06/2020 – Entre el 6 y el 14 de junio, se disputará el II Torneo Clutch Chess. Participarán ocho jugaodres de la elite mundial en este torneo por sistema eliminatorio. Hoy se disputará la cuarta y última jornada de los cuartos de final. Hay retransmisiones en live.chessbase.com y dentro de esta noticia, a partir de las 20:00 CEST. La bolsa de premios asciende a 265.000 dólares estadounidenses.
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Clutch Chess International
Del 6 al 14 de junio de 2020
Cuartos de final (4)
Los participantes serán seleccionados y emparejados en función de sus valoraciones FIDE de ajedrez rápido. Debido al hecho de que el torneo Clutch Chess se disputa por sistema eliminatorio, aquel jugador que pierda su respectivo duelo, será eliminado de la competición, mientras que los ganadores avanzarán a la próxima fase del torneo, respectivamente.
En los cuartos de final, cada duelo consiste en 12 partidas con un ritmo de juego de 10 minutos partida, más 5 segundos de incremento a partir del primer movimiento.
Sistema de puntuación
Partidas 1-4: victoria = 1 puntos, empate = ½ puntos
Partidas 5-6: victoria = 2 puntos, empate = 1 punto
Partidas 7-10: victoria = 1 punto, empate = ½ puntos
Partidas 11-12: victoria = 3 puntos, empate = 1½ puntos
Cada duelo se disputará en dos jornadas consecutivos. Es decir, se disputarán 6 partidas el primer día del duelo y los otros 6 al día siguiente.
Retransmisiones en directo
Comentarios en directo del webcast de los organizadores
Comentarios a cargo de Jennifer Shahade, Yasser Seirawan y Maurice Ashley
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