30/04/2014 – Tras vencer a Shakhriyar Mamedyrov, Fabiano Carunana ha alcanzado a Magnus Carlsen. A falta de la última ronda, ambos tienen 5,5/9 puntos y Caruana tiene la mejor valoración de desempate. Carlsen, intentó durante 100 movimientos, imponerse a Radjabov, pero no lo consiguió. Karjakin y Nakamura también empataron. Pavel Eljanov ganó el torneo B. La 9ª ronda...
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Grupo A. Ronda 9
29.04.14
Caruana
1-0
Mamedyarov
Radjabov
½-½
Carlsen
Karjakin
½-½
Nakamura
Fabiano Caruana ahora se encuentra en la primera posición, con la misma cantidad de puntos que Carlsen
Mamedyarov y Caruana en la novena ronda
Sergey Karjakin
Hikaru Nakamura
Teimour Radjabov
Desde luego, no se puede decir que Carlsen no lo haya intentado...
Vídeo
Daniel King mostrando la partida Caruana vs. Mamedyarov
Video de la ronda 9
Las partidas para reproducir
Clasificación del grupo A
Emparejamientos y resultados
Ronda 1 – 20.04.14
Carlsen
1-0
Mamedyarov
Nakamura
½-½
Caruana
Karjakin
½-½
Radjabov
Ronda 3 – 22.04.14
Nakamura
1-0
Mamedyarov
Karjakin
½-½
Carlsen
Radjabov
½-½
Caruana
Ronda 5 – 24.04.14
Mamedyarov
1-0
Caruana
Carlsen
0-1
Radjabov
Nakamura
½-½
Karjakin
Ronda 7 – 27.04.14
Radjabov
½-½
Mamedyarov
Karjakin
½-½
Caruana
Nakamura
0-1
Carlsen
Ronda 9 – 29.04.14
Caruana
1-0
Mamedyarov
Radjabov
½-½
Carlsen
Karjakin
½-½
Nakamura
Ronda 2 – 21.04.14
Mamedyarov
½-½
Radjabov
Caruana
½-½
Karjakin
Carlsen
1-0
Nakamura
Ronda 4 – 23.04.14
Karjakin
½-½
Mamedyarov
Radjabov
½-½
Nakamura
Caruana
1-0
Carlsen
Ronda 6 – 26.04.14
Mamedyarov
0-1
Carlsen
Caruana
½-½
Nakamura
Radjabov
½-½
Karjakin
Ronda 8 – 28.04.14
Mamedyarov
0-1
Nakamura
Carlsen
½-½
Karjakin
Caruana
1-0
Radjabov
Ronda 10 – 30.04.14
Mamedyarov
-
Karjakin
Nakamura
-
Radjabov
Carlsen
-
Caruana
Grupo B. Ronda 9
29.04.14
Wang Hao
½-½
Durarbayli
Bacrot
½-½-
Safarli
Guseinov
0-1
Motylev
Abasov
½-½-
Eljanov
Mamedov
1-0
Wojtaszek
En el grupo B, a Pavel Eljanov le bastaron unas tablas contra Nijat Abasov para alzarse con la victoria de la competición.
El ganador del grupo B, que duró 9 rondas: Pavel Eljanov
Abasov vs. Eljanov
Alexander Motylev
Wang Hao
Bacrot vs. Safarli
Etienne Bacrot
Las partidas del grupo B para reproducir
La clasificación final del grupo B
Ronda 1 – 20.04.14
Wojtaszek
½-½
Durarbayli
Eljanov
½-½
Mamedov
Motylev
½-½
Abasov
Safarli
½-½
Huseinov
Wang Hao
½-½
Bacrot
Ronda 3 – 22.04.14
Eljanov
½-½
Durarbayli
Motylev
0-1
Wojtaszek
Safarli
½-½
Mamedov
Wang Hao
½-½
Abasov
Bacrot
1-0
Guseinov
Ronda 5 – 24.04.14
Motylev
½-½
Durarbayli
Safarli
0-1
Eljanov
Wang Hao
½-½
Wojtaszek
Bacrot
1-0
Mamedov
Huseinov
1-0
Abasov
Ronda 7 – 27.04.14
Safarli
½-½
Durarbayli
Wang Hao
1-0
Motylev
Bacrot
0-1
Eljanov
Huseinov
½-½
Wojtaszek
Abasov
½-½
Mamedov
Ronda 9 – 29.04.14
Wang Hao
½-½
Durarbayli
Bacrot
½-½-
Safarli
Guseinov
0-1
Motylev
Abasov
½-½-
Eljanov
Mamedov
1-0
Wojtaszek
Ronda 2 – 21.04.14
Durarbayli
0-1
Bacrot
Huseinov
½-½
Wang Hao
Abasov
½-½
Safarli
Mamedov
0-1
Motylev
Wojtaszek
0-1
Eljanov
Ronda 4 – 23.04.14
Durarbayli
0-1
Huseinov
Abasov
½-½
Bacrot
Mamedov
1-0
Wang Hao
Wojtaszek
1-0
Safarli
Eljanov
½-½
Motylev
Ronda 6 – 26.04.14
Durarbayli
½-½
Abasov
Mamedov
½-½
Guseinov
Wojtaszek
½-½
Bacrot
Eljanov
0-1
Wang Hao
Motylev
1-0
Safarli
Ronda 8 – 28.04.14
Durarbayli
1-0
Mamedov
Wojtaszek
½-½
Abasov
Eljanov
1-0
Huseinov
Motylev
1-0
Bacrot
Safarli
½-½
Wang Hao
Fotos: Akhmet Muhktar, cortesía del sitio web oficial
Vídeo de la ronda: cortesía del sitio web oficial
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