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  • #211
    After 10 rounds: Esipenko, Nakamura, Vidit tied for first. Erigaisi, Keymer, Predke a half point behind.

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    • #212
      Last round top pairings: Erigaisi vs Nakamura, Vidit vs Predke, Giri vs Esipenko, Caruana vs Keymer

      Bluebaum vs Shawn RL
      Last edited by Hans Jung; Saturday, 4th November, 2023, 06:35 PM.

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      • #213
        https://en.chessbase.com/post/grand-swiss-2023-r10 Round 10 report with a bonus - analysis by the good endgame doctor Karsten Mueller of four key endgames in round 10.

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          • #215
            Final position Shawn RL vs Warmerdam rd 10 Black resigns before the knockout.

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            • #216
              Vaishali has her own fate in her hands. Last round for all the marbles. A draw gives her at least a tie for first and a spot in the candidates. A little bit of pressure.

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              • #217
                Nakamura is trying to shake things up with 12...Ng4, a human tacticians move but the computer is not impressed. However its the kind of move I like, thats what knights are supposed to do.

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                • #218
                  Firoujza vs Yakuboev Its witty fireworks in the opening. Gives us something to watch while the others are developing solidly.

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                  • #219
                    What a performance by Vidit, losing the 1st round then finishing with +7 , an amazing feat. Vidit has a Karpov like style, and is undervalued. Great day for the great Indian school, so many young very strong players. Vidit will be in the candidates, this will be a great boost to him.

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                    • #220
                      Vidit with superb bishop and knight play ended up winning with a passed rook pawn.

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                      • #221
                        As Vidit one and the Nakamura game was drawn and Giri took care of Esipenko (he won by making tripled pawns!!)

                        That means Vidit won the tournament!

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                        • #222
                          Vaishali won the womens! with a draw which was all she needed.

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                          • #223
                            Pia Cramling held Anna Muzychuk to a draw - what a perfromance from Pia and what a comeback! Congratulations Pia!

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                            • #224
                              Alice Lee got what she wanted - a queen and pawn endgame where she was two pawns up and which she made short work of. She had five hard lessons to think about and lost close to 40 Fide points but she'll be back stronger than ever.

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                              • #225
                                Maghsoodloo played accurate defence and won against Vitiugov which should give him a great finish and tie for third. Excellent result.

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