10/07/2022 – El torneo decano de España, el Magistral de León, se está jugando este fin de semana. El Magistral recupera su formato presencial y prepara su edición más espectacular: a las partidas estrella del torneo oficial se sumarán eventos de calle y sorpresas en el Auditorio. El sábado, Boris Gelfand se enfrenta a Andrey Esipenko en la segunda semifinal. | ¡Sigue las partidas en directo desde las 16.30 CEST!
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Anand vs. Gelfand
El torneo decano de España, el Magistral de León, se está jugando este fin de semana. El Magistral recupera su formato presencial y prepara su edición más espectacular: a las partidas estrella del torneo oficial se sumarán eventos de calle y sorpresas en el Auditorio.
El sábado, Boris Gelfand se enfrenta a Andrey Esipenko en la segunda semifinal.
En cada una de las eliminatorias de juego se disputarán 4 partidas, de 20 minutos por jugador con un incremento de 10 segundos por jugada.
Si después de las 4 partidas, estas acaban con el marcador empatado, se decidirá el ganador con partidas rápidas a 5 minutos+ 3 segundos por jugada.
Si persistiera el empate, se jugará una partida por sistema Armagedón.
Vishy Anand, nacido en 1969, pasa por ser “la cabeza más rápida del planeta“ y es el actual Campeón del Mundo. Los expertos dicen que es uno de los más grandes talentos naturales de la historia del ajedrez. Los expertos GM Yannick Pelletier, GM Mihail Marin, GM Karsten Müller y MI Oliver Reeh explican las partidas de Vishy Anand y nos enseñan, como se pueden armar las partidas desde un punto de vista estratégico para presionar sobre el oponente y para jugar los finales con la técnica apropiada para ganar la partida.
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