Armenian Levon Aronian and Norvegian Magnus Carlsen tie for top spot
after the second round of Corus Chess Tournament 2008 in Wijk aan Zee,
Holand. They both won their games in that round and collected full
active. All other games in Group A were finished on a draw today.
Results and cross table shedules from Groups A, B and C at:
http://en.chessfish.com/modules/news...hp?storyid=579

How old is Aronian ? He he another young gun of the chess world ?

Who plays who in round 3 ..

That site is not that good but it is better than nothing....

On Jan 13, 6:53*pm, (SAT W-7) wrote:
Who plays who in round 3 ..

http://www.rookhouse.com/blog/

Thanks i saved your blog .....

Polger vs Top and Adams vs Carlsen should be good..

who do you like ?

Now game 3 on is where you start to see mental fatigue set in ......

On Jan 13, 10:15*pm, (SAT W-7) wrote:
Thanks i saved your blog .....

*Polger vs Top and Adams vs Carlsen should be good..

who do you like ?

Now game 3 on is where you start to see mental fatigue set in ......

Kramnik playing with the Black pieces for the first time and being
down a full point from the leaders, should make his game against
Mamedyarov pretty interesting.

I excpect Topalov to press very hard for the win against Polgar.

But, Aronian-Leko is the game I will be watching most. Should be a
good one.

Kramnik can not lose because in this strong of tournament you lose a
game you probably do not have a chance to win..

I agree Top will push for a win vs Polger ..
But then again i belive every one she plays pushes for a win vs her....I
think the other guys look at her as the weak link and start thnking if i
can beat her twice i can win the tournament.