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Analysis Stellwagen-Khalifman

29 August 2007 9:47 AM | Last modified: 9:51

Playing for a win, yesterday Daniël Stellwagen was surprised by a rare, tactical shot played by Alexander Khalifman in the 6th round of the NH Chess Tournament. This morning I analysed this game, because it’s quite interesting and not all the lines mentioned on the tournament website are correct. After 6 rounds the Rising Stars team has a minimal lead over the Experience team (15,5 to 14,5) and the best players so far are Sergey Karjakin and Artur Jussupow, both on 4 out of 6.

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Standings after six rounds:

Jussupow       4,0
Karjakin       4,0
Cheparinov     3,5
Khalifman      3,5
Smeets         3,5
Beliavsky      3,0
Stellwagen     3,0
Nikolic        2,0
Ljubojevic     1,5
Negi           1,5

Rising Stars  15,5
Experience    14,5

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Written by peter | Filed under Tournaments 

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3 Responses to “Analysis Stellwagen-Khalifman”

  1. Jeans on 29 August 2007 6:56 PM

    I was following the game live and I was kind of expecting 18.g4 and maybe some kingside action from Stellwagen.
    Is this a plan or is it just a weakening move?

    Jeans

  2. peter on 29 August 2007 7:37 PM

    It’s certainly a plan to consider although I reckon it even a bit more dangerous than what White was doing in the game.

  3. anibar on 30 August 2007 11:19 PM

    nice game from khalifman,und gossluck stellwagen fur nexte games!!! anibar from berlin

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