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Kramnik again

PeterDoggers
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The top duel between Aronian and Kramnik has been won by the world champion 1,5-0,5. This means he's clear first again. By the way this match can be seen as a prelude to the rapid match the two gentlemen will play, May 4-6 in Yerevan, Armenia. For the rest, not much changed in the Monaco standings since a lot of games were drawn.

Blindfold games round 6:



Rapid games round 6:



Results round 6:

Blind:

Kramnik      - Aronian       1-0     
Van Wely     - Leko          ?Ǭ?-?Ǭ? 
Morozevich   - Gelfand       ?Ǭ?-?Ǭ?
Anand        - Carlsen       ?Ǭ?-?Ǭ?
Ivanchuk     - Svidler       ?Ǭ?-?Ǭ?
Radjabov     - Vallejo       1-0


Rapid:
Aronian      - Kramnik       ?Ǭ?-?Ǭ?
Leko         - Van Wely      1-0
Gelfand      - Morozevich    ?Ǭ?-?Ǭ?
Carlsen      - Anand         ?Ǭ?-?Ǭ?
Svidler      - Ivanchuk      ?Ǭ?-?Ǭ?
Vallejo      - Radjabov      ?Ǭ?-?Ǭ?


Standings blind:

    1. Kramnik                 5?Ǭ?
  2-4. Gelfand, Svidler,          
       Ivanchuk                 4  
  5-7. Aronian, Leko, Radjabov  3   
  8-9. Anand, Morozevich       2?Ǭ?
   10. Carlsen                  2  
   11. Van Wely                1?Ǭ?
   12. Vallejo Pons             1


Standings rapid:

  1-2. Aronian, Anand          4?Ǭ?
    3. Ivanchuk                 4
    4. Leko                    3?Ǭ?
  5-8. Carlsen, Svidler,
       Kramnik, Morozevich      3
    9. Vallejo Pons            2?Ǭ?
10-11. Gelfand, Radjabov        2
   12. Van Wely                 1


Combined standings:

    1. Kramnik                  8?Ǭ?
    2. Ivanchuk                 8
    3. Aronian                 7?Ǭ?
  4-5. Svidler, Anand           7
    6. Leko                    6?Ǭ?
    7. Gelfand                  6
    8. Morozevich              5?Ǭ?
 9-10. Carlsen, Radjabov        5
   11. Vallejo Pons            3?Ǭ?
   12. Van Wely                2?Ǭ?


Saturday is round 7:

Blind:

Svidler      - Anand   
Vallejo Pons - Ivanchuk
Carlsen      - Radjabov
Leko         - Kramnik 
Gelfand      ?¢‚Ǩ‚Äú Van Wely
Aronian      - Morozevich


Rapid:
Anand        - Svidler
Ivanchuk     - Vallejo Pons
Radjabov     - Carlsen
Kramnik      - Leko
Van Wely     - Gelfand
Morozevich   - Aronian
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