05/02/2015 – Fue otra ronda entretenida en Baden-Baden. Adams se aprovechó de una imprecisión de Baramidze. Ganó material y refutó un ataque de mate para terminar apuntándose la victoria. Aronian perdió contra Caruana. Naiditsch y Carlsen plantearon una larga batalla y finalmente ganó Arkadij. Bacrot y Anand firmaron tablas. Crónica de la ronda 3...
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Grenke Chess Classic 2015
El Centro de Ajedrez de Baden-Baden invita al Grenke Chess Classic 2015, un torneo magistral de clase superior. Los organizadores se alegran de poder anunciar un grupo de participantes extraordinario, encabezado por el Campeón del Mundo Magnus Carlsen y el que ha sido el último retador de Carlsen por el título mundial, el ex campeón del mundo Viswanathan Anand. Ésta es la tercera edición del Grenke Chess Classic tras las ediciones disputadas en 2013 y 2014.
Ronda 3
4 de febrero de 2015, 15:00
Bacrot Etienne
2711
½-½
Anand Viswanathan
2797
Aronian Levon
2777
0-1
Caruana Fabiano
2811
Adams Michael
2738
1-0
Baramidze David
2594
Naiditsch Arkadij
2706
1-0
Carlsen Magnus
2865
Fue una ronda interesante en Baden-Baden. Eso sí también fue un poco rara. Lo más destacado sin duda fue la derrota de Magnus Carlsen ante Arkadij Naiditsch que llegó junto con unas cuantas sorpresas. La primera fue el hecho que el Campeón del Mundo sacrificase una pieza sin contar con compensación para ello. O sea, que medio año después de la olimpiada en Tromso, Arkadij Naiditsch vuelve a vencer al número uno del mundo.
Aronian jugó su partida contra Caruana de manera rara, permitendo al italiano ganar sin especiales esfuerzos. Por otra parte, Baramidze simplemente se derrumbó al pasar por alto de un golpe táctico.
Magnus Carlsen
Arkadij Naijditsch
Levon Aronian vs. Fabiano Caruana
Fabiano Caruana
Levon Aronian
Etienne Bacrot vs. Vishy Anand
Etienne Bacrot
Vishy Anand
Michael Adams vs. David Baramidze
David Baramidze
Michael Adams
Análisis por Daniel King
Daniel King analizando la partida Naiditsch vs Carlsen
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Clasificación tras 3 rondas
Programa y emparejamientos
El torneo se disputará a una sola vuelta entre el 2 y el 9 de febrero en los salones históricos del Kurhaus en el centro de Baden-Baden, el mismo lugar donde también se suelen disputar las competiciones de la Bundesliga que el OSG Baden-Baden juegue como local. Las partidas comenzarán a las 15:00 CET. El jueves, 5 de febrero de 2015 es día de descanso.
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