02/07/2020 – El fin de semana pasado se disputó un duelo cibernético entre Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu (Federación Alemana de Ajedrez) y Mustafa Yilmaz (Federación Turca de Ajedrez) en el servidor de ChessBase, Playchess.com. En total se disputaron 16 partidas durante cuatro días. Mustafa Yilmaz ganó el duelo, dejando el marcador final en 7,5: 7,5. Crónica final.
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Duelo de rápidas GM Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu y GM Mustafa Yilmaz
Durante cuatro días del 26 al 29 de junio de 2020, el número uno de Alemania Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu y la estrella turca Mustafa Yilmaz se enfrentaron en un duelo cibernético en el servidor de ChessBase, Playchess.com. El duelo llevaba el nombre "Grandmaster Battle". Organizadora era la Federación Turca de Ajedrez que también ofrecía comentarios en directo en turco.
En cada una de las cuatro jornadas se disputaron 4 partidas, con un ritmo de juego de 15 minutos, más 10 segundos de incremento por movimiento. Es decir, en total se disputaron 16 partidas.
Finalmente se coronó campeón Mustafa Yilmaz,
En la octava partida, Nisipeanu plantó un Gambito Schara-Henning y alcanzó una ventaja muy fuerte pero al final no logró ganar la partida.
Las negras se pusieron en plan bruto: 15...Axe3 16.fxe3 Dxe3 17.Tf1 Ce5 [17...Ad3 18.Tf2 Ce5 19.Cd1 Cxf3+ 20.gxf3 no bastaba.] 18.Cxe5 Dd2+ 19.Rf2 Dd4+ 20.Rf3 [20.Re1 Dd2+ con repetición de jugaa sería tablas.] 20...fxe5 [20...Ae6 21.Db4 fxe5 22.Tad1] 21.Dc4+ [Tras el intercambio de las damas el ataque perdió el momentum] 21...Rb8 22.Dxd4 exd4 23.Ce4 d3 24.Ad1 d2 25.Ac2 The8 26.Tad1 Td4
27.Re3 [no 27.Cf6 Te5 28.Axf5 Txf5+ 29.Re2 Te5+ 30.Rf2 Tf4+ 31.Rg1 Txf1+ 32.Rxf1 Tf5+ y las negras se escapan] 27...Td5 28.Tf4 Ag6 29.Txd2 1–0
Clasificación final
Nota: Las valoraciones que salen en el gráfico no son correctas y se refieren a las valoraciones del servidor. En realidad ambos jugadores tienen valoraciones Elo superiores a los 2.600 puntos Elo.
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