04/11/2023 – La novena ronda del Gran Suizo de la FIDE comenzó antes de lo habitual debido a la celebración prevista con música a todo volumen y fuegos artificiales del Complot de la Pólvora. La mayoría de los jugadores tenían ganas de luchar, pero las oportunidades se desperdiciaron a diestro y siniestro. Fabiano Caruana metió la pata en la apertura y se arriesgó a perder contra Bogdan-Daniel Deac (ambos en la foto). A Hikaru Nakamura le hicieron falta dos errores de Ivan Cheparinov para ganar una posición técnicamente ganadora. Parham Maghsoodloo venció a Alexey Sarana para unirse a los otros cinco jugadores que comparten el mando con 6,5 puntos. En la sección femenina, Rameshbabu Vaishali superó a Antoaneta Stefanova con las piezas negras para erigirse en líder en solitario con 7 puntos, por delante de Anna Muzychuk y Tan Zhongyi con 6,5 puntos. Crónica por GM GM Alex Colovic. | Foto: Anna Shtourman (FIDE Grand Swiss 2023)
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Grand Swiss 2023
Del 25 de octubre al 5 de noviembre de 2023, en la Isla de Man
Ronda 9
Sección absoluta
Lo más destacado de la sección abierta
La mayoría de los jugadores estaban con ganas de luchar, pero en algunos casos justamente eso tuvo como consecuencia que se perdieran oportunidades. Fabiano Caruana empleó una nueva idea en la Giuco Piano, pero tras estropear su preparación, estaba en serio peligro en su partida con Bogdan-Daniel Deac. Por suerte para él, su rival se vio tentado por un peón, lo que permitió a Caruana simplificar y mantener las tablas.
Hikaru Nakamura hizo gala de una técnica imprecisa y sólo venció a Ivan Cheparinov porque éste le dio dos oportunidades para ello. Y eso a pesar de que podría haber sido una victoria técnica sin problemas para el estadounidense, Nakamura.
Ivan Cheparinov e Hikaru Nakamura | Foto: Anna Shtourman
Vidit Santosh Gujrathi y Andrei Esipenko actuaron con cautela y la partida terminó en tablas sin demasiada emoción. Algo similar ocurrió en la partida entre Vladimir Fedoseev y Arjun Erigaisi.
Parham Maghsoodloo ganó una partida crucial contra Alexey Sarana con blancas en la Nimzoindia y se apuntó el grupo de líderes.
Hay seis jugadores que encabezan conjuntamente con 6,5/9 puntos: Fabiano Caruana, Hikaru Nakamura, Vidit Santosh Gujrathi, Andrey Esipenko, Bogdan-Daniel Deac y Parham Maghsoodloo.
Otros seis jugadores están perseguiendo a los líderes a medio punto de desventaja.
Vincent Keymer: "This win is very important, being back to +3. If the colours go normal, I will have another white in the last round, so I will try to win at least one more game." #FIDEGrandSwisspic.twitter.com/qlBGg8ve0l
The game between Fabiano Caruana and Bogdan-Daniel Deac concluded in a draw, mirroring the outcome of the game between Vidit Gujrathi and Andrey Esipenko. These four players jointly lead in the #FIDEGrandSwiss tournament, each with a score of 6½/9. Will any of the players from… pic.twitter.com/jrSng9JyPr
Pia Cramling: "I am just trying to find my happiness, find a way to play fine chess; this is really the only thing for me! I am so happy to be here because I am the oldest player; I played quite a long time, and it is such a nice tournament." #FIDEGrandSwisspic.twitter.com/K4nWJyQbMM
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Ritmo de juego: 90-30-30 o 100 minutos/40 movimientos, seguido por 50 minutos/20 movimientos + 15 minutos/resto de la partida, más 30 segundos por movimiento, comenzando a partir del primer movimiento.
Programa
Fecha
Hora (CEST)
Actividad
25.10.2023
15:30
Ronda 1
26.10.2023
15:30
Ronda 2
27.10.2023
15:30
Ronda 3
28.10.2023
15:30
Ronda 4
29.10.2023
15:30
Ronda 5
30.10.2023
15:30
Ronda 6
31.10.2023
Día de descanso
01.11.2023
15:30
Ronda 7
02.11.2023
15:30
Ronda 8
03.11.2023
15:30
Ronda 9
04.11.2023
15:30
Ronda 10
05.11.2023
15:00
Ronda 11
Ritmo de juego: 90 - 30 - 30 o bien 100 minutos/40 movimientos, seguido por 50 minutos/20 movimientos, más 15 minutos para el resto de la partida. 30 segundos de incremento por movimiento, a partir del primer movimiento.
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