; Semifinal 1: Tables and Charts Press
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in Kazan, both games were drawn. About all Boris Gelfand and his supporters will feel a little disappointed. The Israeli, playing white against India Grünfeld Kamsky reached after a promising opening. Black had no such counterattack, his horse was in the song, his bishop was useless and the white towers had taken control of the c But Gelfand found no plan and eventually victorious slack position and the game ended in emapte. Vladimir Kramnik, at one point also had hoped to clinch the point playing with white against Grischuk Alexander, winning a pawn early in the middle game. But Grischuk fought so tenacious and imaginative y como Kramnik tampoco vio como abrirse paso, en esa partida también se firmaron las paces
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Semifinales, partida 2 Vladimir Kramnik ganó un peón después de la apertura pero no le bastó para ganar la partida
Alexander Grischuk, domina el arte de mantener tablas con un peón de desventaja Kramnik,Vladimir (2785) - Grischuk,Alexander (2747) [A04]
WCh Candidates Kazan RUS (2.2), 13.05.2011
1.Cf3 c5 2.c4 Cc6 3.Cc3 e5 4.e3 Cf6 5.d4 cxd4 6.exd4 e4 7.Ce5 Ad6 8.c5 Ab8 9.Cc4 d5 10.cxd6 0–0 11.Af4 Ca5 12.Ce3 Axd6 13.Axd6 Dxd6 14.d5 De5 15.Ae2 Td8 16.Dd2 Cc6 17.Td1 Ce7 18.Dd4 Dxd4 19.Txd4 Cf5 20.Cxf5 Axf5 21.Rd2 Ce8 22.g4 Ag6 23.Tc1 Tac8 24.Cxe4 Txc1 25.Rxc1 Axe4 26.Txe4 Rf8 27.Ta4 a6 28.Tb4 Cd6 29.Rd2 h6 30.Ad3 Re7 31.Re3 Rd7 32.f3 Te8+ 33.Ae4 g6 34.Rd4 Tc8 35.h4 Tc1 36.Re5 Re7 37.g5 hxg5 38.hxg5 Tg1 39.Rf4 f6 40.Axg6 Txg5 41.Ae4 Tg2 42.a4 a5 43.Tb3 Rd8 44.Re3 Th2 45.Rf4 Tg2 46.Ab1 Td2 47.Ad3 Tg2 48.Re3 Th2 49.Rd4 Th4+ 50.Rc5 Rc7 51.Tb6 Txa4 52.b3 Tb4 53.Txb4 axb4 54.Rxb4 b6 55.Rc3 Rd8 56.Rd4 Re7
½–½
Boris Gelfand at the opening, yet things were going well but then lost the thread and failed to exploit their advantage
Gata Kamsky again demonstrated the tenacity that is
Gelfand, Boris (2733) - Kamsky, Gata (2732) [D80] WCh Candidates
Kazan RUS (2.2), 13.05.2011 1. d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.Nc3 d5 Ne4 4.Ag5 5.Ah4 Cxc3 dxc4 7.e3 Be6 6.bxc3 9.Ae2 Bg7 8.Nf3 0-0 10.0-0 c5 11.Tb1 Ad5 12.Dc2 cxd4 13. cxd4 b6 14.Axc4 Na5 16.Dxc4 15.Tfc1 Bxc4 Nc6 17.Dc7 18.Dxd8 Tfxd8 19.Tc7 f6 Kf7 22.Rf1 20.Tbc1 Ke8 21.Ag3 Bh6 TD7 23.Txd7 Rxd7 25.Cd2 24.Tc7 + Ke8 27 b5 a6 26.Ce4 . Nc3 f5 29.e4 Bf8 30.f3 Rd8 28.Cd5 31.fxe4 fxe4 32.Re2 Bg7 TD7 33.Af2 34.Tc8 e6 + Kf7 36.d5 exd5 37.exd5 35.Cb6 TB7 38.Ta8 Be5 Nc4 39.Txa6 40.Axb6 Nxb6 Axh2 42.Re4 Re7 41.Rf3 + 43.Rd3 TD7 TD7 44.Rd4 Re7 45.Re4 + Ag1 + 46.Rf4 h5 48.g4 axb6 47.Txb6 Te2 49.Tb7 + Kf8 50.g5 h4 b4 52 51.Th7 . Txh4 53.Th6 TxA2 54.Txg6 Td2 Ke7 + Kf7 56.Re5 b3 55.Te6 57.Tf6 + Kg7 59.d6 Rg6 60.Re6 b2 58.Tb6 Te2 Td2 + 62.Rc6 + 61.Rd5 Rc2 + 64.Rd6 Rxg5 63.d7 Td2 65.Re6 + Tf2 + Te2 + 66.Rf7
½ - ½
Photos: Russian Chess Federation
Translation: Nadja Wittmann
The results (semifinals, line 2)
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| Elo | P1 | P2 | P3 | P4 | D1 | D2 | D3 D4 | | Tot. | undercarriage. | Vladimir Kramnik RUS | | 2785 | ½ ½ | | | |
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| Alexander Grischuk |
RUS | | 2747 | ½ | ½ | | |
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| Elo | P1 | P2 | P3 | P4 | D1 | D2 | D3 D4 | | Tot. | undercarriage. | Boris Gelfand ISR 2733 | | | ½ ½ | | | |
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| Gata Kamsky |
U.S. | | 2732 | ½ | ½ | | |
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Candidate Challenges 2011 in Kazan
The games of the quarterfinals in PGN The semi-final games in PGN -
All games of the 2011 Candidate Challenges -
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