03/06/2016 – La Liga de Ajedrez de Francia disputa por un sistema mucho más fácil de comprender que las de muchos otros países. Participan jugadores de todas las fuerzas y edades. En la cima compiten los 12 mejores equipos galos. No dura meses como las demás, sino que se concentra en unas fechas. Participan muchos grandes maestros, entre los que está el número 4 del mundo, Maxime Vachier-Lagrave. Crónica tras 6 rondas...
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Campeonatos de Francia por Equipos 2016
El lugar del encuentro este año es el castillo de Ladoucette en Drancy
Cada equipo tiene que contar con, como mínimo, con un francés, un hombre y una mujer. Como mínimo, 4 de los 8 jugadores tienen que estar federados en Europa. Por último, si hay jugadores con diferencias de más de 100 puntos Elo, el que tenga la valoración superior tiene que jugar en un tablero más alto que el menos fuerte. Suena lógico.
La entrada
El Clichy con Maxime Vachier-Lagrave en el primer tablero
El equipo Goliath Bois-Colombes
Vídeo por el cámara francés Vincent Vallet
El segundo mejor jugador del torneo: David Navara (República Checa)
Etienne Bacrot (dcha.) con 2702 puntos Elo FIDE
Marie Sebag
Todos los días los espectadores pueden votar cuál ha sido la partida de la jornada entre las 48 disputadas. En la quinta ronda eligieron a la partida ganada en 18 movimientos por Jean-Noel Riff (izda.) frente a Phillipp Schlosser.
Matthieu Cornette y Christian Bauer
Igor Kovalenko (dcha.)
Matthias Bluebaum, de 19 años, es el mejor jugador juvenil de Alemania con 2633 puntos Elo FIDE
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