01/12/2012 – Ayer se celebró la rueda de prensa inaugural del Chess Classic de Londres, donde participan 9 jugadores de la elite mundial: Viswanathan Anand, Magnus Carlsen, Levon Aronian, Vladimir Kramnik, Hikaru Nakamura, Judit Polgar, Michael Adams, Luke McShane y Gawain Jones, que se verán las caras en una liga, puntuada con la regla de Bilbao (3-1-0) En el caso de que Carlsen triunfase contra Luke McShane, rompería la puntuación récord de Garry Kasparov en el escalafón Elo (2851 puntos), en la lista continúa oficiosa. El noruego ha acudido con Ian Nepomniachtchi como entrenador. Tras la rueda de prensa, los jugadores participaron en una partida conjunta en Twitter. Hoy a partir de las 15:00 horas se disputará la primera ronda. Habrá retransmisiones en directo también en Playchess.com. Primeras impresiones y la partida en Twitter...
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Domingo, 1 de diciembre de 2012
El Chess Classic de Londres 2012 se llevará a cabo en el Centro de Conferencias Olympia a partir del sábado, 1 de diciembre y hasta el lunes, 10 de diciembre de 2012. Las partidas comenzarán a las 15:00 CET (14:00 hora local de Londres), excepto la cuarta ronda, que comenzará a las 17:00 CET (16:00 hora de Londres) y la última que será más temprano, a las 13:00 CET (12:00 hora de Londres). El control de tiempo será el clásico de dos horas para 40 movimientos, luego 30 minutos para los siguientes 20 movimientos y finalmente 30 minutos para terminar la partida.
Una victoria cuenta 3 puntos, unas tablas suman 1 punto y una derrota se valora con cero puntos (regla de Bilbao). El sistema de desempate es el siguiente: 1) Cantidad de victorias, 2) Cantidad de victorias con las piezas negras, 3) El resultado de la partida disputada entre los dos jugadores con el marcador igualado. En el caso poco probable que aún así permaneciese el empate: 4) se jugarían 2 partidas a 15'+2" y de ser necesaria una partida a todo o nada con 6'+2" vs 5'+2" con la opción de ganar haciendo tablas para las negras. Si estuviesen igualados más de dos jugadores con la misma cantidad de puntos, se disputaría un torneo de desempate a doble vuelta con los jugadores en cuestión. En el torneo participarán nueve jugadores, entre los que están los 3 mejores del mundo. Tienen una valoración media de Elo de 2751. El jugador a quien toque descansar asistirá al equipo de comentaristas con las observaciones y análisis de las demás partidas.
Sábado 1 de diciembre, 15:00CET
Luke McShane
0-1
Magnus Carlsen
Levon Aronian
0-1
Hikaru Nakamura
Vladimir Kramnik
1-0
Judit Polgar
Gawain Jones
0-1
Michael Adams
Vishy Anand comentarista
Fotos: Pascal Simon (ChessBase)
Más impresiones por Ray Morris Hill
Dr J Bhagwati, Alto Comisionado de India en Gran Bretaña, realizando el saque de honor
en el tablero de
Luke McShane en su partida contra Magnus Carlsen
El Campeón del Mundo Viswanathan Anand junto al Dr J Bhagwati,
Vladimir Kramnik vs Judit Polgar
Luke McShane vs Magnus
Gawain Jones vs Michael Adams
Levon Aronian
Hikaru Nakamura
Judit Pogar
Vladimir Kramnik
Vladimir Kramnik analizando su partida contra Judit Polgar con Daniel King
Levon Aronian
Hikaru Nakamura
Magnus Carlsen
Luke McShane
Daniel King: puntos culminantes de la primera ronda
Las partidas
Fotos: John Saunders,
Ray Morris-Hill, Pascal Simon (ChessBase)
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