21/04/2025 – El Grenke Freestyle Chess Open se está jugando del 17 al 21 de abril en el Centro de Convenciones de Karlsruhe (Alemania). El torneo sigue un formato suizo a nueve rondas con un control de tiempo clásico de 90 minutos más un incremento de 30 segundos por jugada. A los jugadores del Abierto de ajedrez clásico, jugado de forma paralela, se les permitió cambiar al evento Freestyle entre las rondas dos y cinco, manteniendo sus puntuaciones. | Sigue las partidas en directo.
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Ronda 9
El Abierto de Ajedrez Freestyle Grenke comenzó el 17 de abril y se prolongará hasta el 21 de abril, en el Centro de Convenciones de Karlsruhe (Alemania). Se trata de un torneo suizo a nueve rondas que se disputa según las reglas del ajedrez freestyle, en el que se altera la posición de partida pero se mantienen los derechos al enroque.
Cada ronda utiliza un control de tiempo clásico: 90 minutos para toda la partida, con un incremento de 30 segundos a partir de la primera jugada. El torneo atrae tanto a jugadores de élite como a aspirantes, en un formato que equilibra tradición e innovación.
Los jugadores que compiten en el abierto de ajedrez clásico Grenke tuvieron la opción de cambiar a la prueba de ajedrez freestyle entre las rondas dos y cinco, conservando su puntuación. Esta flexibilidad ofrece a los participantes una oportunidad única de ponerse a prueba tanto en el formato clásico como en el estilo freestyle.
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