24/04/2013 – – Esto ha sido un cambio agradable, después de las dos rondas anteriores con pleno de tablas. En la quinta jornada de juego, Morozevich, Topalov, Caruana, Karjakin y Kamsky ganaron sus partidas. Topalov y Morozevich lideran con 3,5 puntos. Ponomariov, Karjakin y Caruana tienen medio punto de desventaja. Ronda 5...
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La sala de juego al comienzo de la quinta ronda
Ronda 5
Durante el día de descanso (lunes), los jugadores recargaron las pilas y mostraron partidas muy reñidas en todos los tableros. Hubo cinco victorias, que corrieron a cargo de Topalov (contra Nakamura), Caruana (contra Kasimdzhanov), Karjakin (contra Mamedyarov), Morozevich (con negras ontra Giri) y Kamsky (contra Radjabov). Las únicas tablas las firmaron Leko y Ponomariov. Tras cinco de un total de 11 rondas, lideran Topalov y Morozevich con 3,5/5 puntos.
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