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World Cup Final (1): Shirov-Kamsky draw

13 December 2007 10:57 AM | Last modified: 15:30

A very correct draw on a high level, the first of four games Shirov-Kamsky, FIDE World Cup Final 2007. Today we were even more interactice: ChessVibes provided live commentary, but not in one direction – that’s sooo last year. ;-) Together with regular updates, we added the Chat Box again, and many visitors joined the commentary.

Written by peter | Filed under FIDE, Tournaments, World Cup 

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3 Responses to “World Cup Final (1): Shirov-Kamsky draw”

  1. Lajos Arpad on 13 December 2007 15:35 PM

    Very nice news site.

  2. forest on 13 December 2007 16:04 PM

    great coverage. Took me through the day :)

  3. Barnard on 14 December 2007 3:49 AM

    Really, a great coverage.
    I come here everyday and the people that I recomended to read here is loving this work!
    This is great!

    Barnard.


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