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Image not found or type unknown www.juventudrebelde.cu Image not found or type unknown Leinier es el dueño del Elo más alto de Latinoamérica (dos mil 719 puntos).Autor: Juventud Rebelde Publicado: 21/09/2017 | 05:13 pm Leinier ya está en la tercera ronda, Bruzón a tie break En total, diez duelos se decidirán este viernes en las partidas rápidas y algunos favoritos tienen la vida complicada Publicado: Jueves 01 septiembre 2011 | 07:41:48 pm. Publicado por: Juventud Rebelde El Gran Maestro (GM) cubano Leinier Domínguez (2710) dividió el punto este viernes en solo diez jugadas con el GM moldavo Viktor Bologan (2656) y clasificó para la tercera ronda de la Copa del Mundo de ajedrez, que se desarrolla en la ciudad rusa de Khanty Mansiysk. El güinero compró una ganga, pues le bastaba con tablas, y su rival apenas presentó batalla. En la siguiente fase, Leinier se medirá con el ganador del duelo entre el estadounidense Alexander Ivanov (2523) y el ruso Igor Lysyi (2632), quienes empataron las dos partidas clásicas y definirán su suerte este viernes en tie break. Mientras, Lázaro Bruzón (2682) desaprovechó las piezas blancas y fue derrotado por el GM español Francisco Vallejo (2716), en 60 movimientos de una defensa Siciliana. Veremos si puede recuperarse psicológicamente para las partidas rápidas, donde cualquier cosa puede pasar. Varios favoritos ya clasificaron para la tercera fase, entre ellos el ucraniano Vassily Ivanchuk (2765), los azerbaijanos Vugar Gashimov (2756) y Teimour Radjabov (2752), y el estadounidense Gata Kamsky (2756). También avanzaron otros conocidos como los rusos Alexander Morozevich (2737), Nikita Vitiugov (2726) y Dmitry Jakovenko (2716), el vietnamita Le Quang Liem (2717), el georgiano Baadur Jobava (2712), el italiano Fabiano Caruana (2712), el checo David Navara (2705), y la húngara Judit Polgar (2701). La «dama de hierro» eliminó al GM armenio Sergei Movsesian (2715). En cambio, irán a tie break los rusos Sergey Karjakin (2772), Alexander Grischuk (2757) y Peter Svidler (2740), el azerí Shakhriyar Mamedyarov (2746), el ucraniano Ruslan Ponomariov (2764) y el británico Michael Adams (2733), entre otros buenos jugadores. Entre las «sorpresas», el GM rumano Mircea-Emilian Parligras (2625) sacó de la competencia al GM húngaro Zoltan Almasi (2710), y el GM ruso Vladimir Potkin (2671) dejó en la cuneta al GM español Alexei Shirov (2713). Por cierto, todos los coeficientes Elo que hemos usado en este trabajo se corresponden con la nueva actualización del ranking mundial, divulgada ayer. http://www.juventudrebelde.cu/index.php/deportes/2011-09-01/leinier-ya-esta-en-la-tercera-ronda-bruzon-a-tie- break Juventud Rebelde | Diario de la juventud cubana Copyright © 2017 Juventud Rebelde.

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