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🔸Fide World Cup 2017
🔸Round 2 Blitz Game 1
⚪️Vladislav Artemiev
⚫️Teimour Radjabov
🔺1-0
🔸Round 2 Blitz Game 1
⚪️Vladislav Artemiev
⚫️Teimour Radjabov
🔺1-0
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🔸Fide World Cup 2017
🔸Round 2 Rapid game 4
⚪️wesley So
⚫️Matthias Bluebaum
🔺1-0
🔸Round 2 Rapid game 4
⚪️wesley So
⚫️Matthias Bluebaum
🔺1-0
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🔸Fide World Cup 2017
🔸Round 2 Rapid game 4
⚪️Anish Giri
⚫️Alexander Motylev
🔺1-0
🔸Round 2 Rapid game 4
⚪️Anish Giri
⚫️Alexander Motylev
🔺1-0
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🔸Fide World Cup 2017
🔸Round 2 Rapid game 2
⚪️Alexander Grischuk
⚫️Jorge Cori
🔺1-0
🔸Round 2 Rapid game 2
⚪️Alexander Grischuk
⚫️Jorge Cori
🔺1-0
🔹🔺 The interesting and tactical moments of the World Cup Round 2 Tie -Breaks 🔹🔺
🔺Ng7??
White's blunder in an equal position allows black king to penetrate through e4. Correct continuation is 👇
1.Nf6! (with the idea of N.g4! and Kg5=)🔺
White's blunder in an equal position allows black king to penetrate through e4. Correct continuation is 👇
1.Nf6! (with the idea of N.g4! and Kg5=)🔺
🔺The uncommon move g4 has initially been played successfully by Garry Kasparov against Boris Spassky. The idea of this move is to launch an early attack to the kingside by playing Ng3 which also increases white's control over e4.🔺
🔺Jobava's interesting sacrifice came as a surprise:
1. N.f6! K.f6 2.d.e5 Kf7 3.e6!+ K.e6 4.e4 Ng7 5.Qa2+ Kd6 6.Rc1!
white has compensation for the material.🔺
1. N.f6! K.f6 2.d.e5 Kf7 3.e6!+ K.e6 4.e4 Ng7 5.Qa2+ Kd6 6.Rc1!
white has compensation for the material.🔺
🔺Instead of the winning move Ra7 Caruana could finish off the game immediately by Rg5 and forced mate.🔺
🔺1.Rhf1
white has the upper hand after this move; however, he could have a decisive advantage after Nd8!!
1.Nd8!! R.d8 (B.d8 2.Re8#) 2.R.e7 Bc8 3.Q.d5! or b7 +-🔺
white has the upper hand after this move; however, he could have a decisive advantage after Nd8!!
1.Nd8!! R.d8 (B.d8 2.Re8#) 2.R.e7 Bc8 3.Q.d5! or b7 +-🔺