16/07/2019 – Al igual que en la primera ronda, Maxime Vachier-Lagrave comenzó con una victoria también en la primera partida de los cuartos de final del Grand Prix de la FIDE en Riga. En esta ocasión venció a Veselin Topalov en la partida a ritmo clásico. Wesley So firmó tablas con negras tras 17 movimientos con Sergey Karjakin. Jan-Krzysztof Duda tenía una buena posición pero no logró sacarle más provecho y finalmente firmó las paces con Shakhriyar Mamedyarov. Alexander Grischuk empató con blancas con Yu Yangyi. | Foto: Niki Riga (World Chess)
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Grand Prix de la FIDE en Riga
El segundo torneo de la serie del Grand Prix de la FIDE, un torneo por eliminación entre 16 jugadores, tiene un fondo de premios de €130.000, mientras que la serie en su totalidad entregará €280.000 adicionales, además de otorgar la clasificación al Torneo de Candidatos de 2020. Ian Nepomniachtchi ganó la primera etapa en Moscú.
Las rondas comenzarán a las 15:00 CEST. Habrá comentarios en directo a cargo de los organizadores en el sitio web oficial.
Cuartos de final, partida 1
Los resultados
WGM Dana Reizniece-Ozola realizó el saque de honor | Foto: Niki Riga / World Chess
Topalov 0:1 Vachier-Lagrave
Veselin Topalov | Foto: Niki Riga (World Chess)
Análisis de la partida con Maxime Vachier-Lagrave
Duda ½:½ Mamedyarov
Veselin Topalov y Shakhriyar Mamedyarov vs. Jan-Krzysztof Duda | Foto: Niki Riga (World Chess)
Grischuk ½:½ Yu Yangyi
Alexander Grischuk | Foto: Niki Riga (World Chess)
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Renowned for its solidity and strategic soundness, it has been a cornerstone of the repertoires of elite grandmasters including Fabiano Caruana and Ian Nepomniachtchi, who relied on it successfully in the Candidates Tournament.
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The Hyper-Accelerated dragon is fast, from the very first moves, your bishop heads to g7, seizes the long diagonal, and turns into the most feared piece on the board.
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The Hyper-Accelerated Dragon is fast, from the very first moves, your bishop heads to g7, seizes the long diagonal, and turns into the most feared piece on the board.
It rewards players who love initiative and clear attacking plans.
The Hyper-Accelerated dragon is fast, from the very first moves, your bishop heads to g7, seizes the long diagonal, and turns into the most feared piece on the board.
It rewards players who love initiative and clear attacking plans.
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