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Live ratings - updated December 22, 2010 Rank Name Rating Change Games 01 Carlsen 2813,6 +11,6 17 02 Anand 2809,9 +5,9 17 03 Aronian 2805,1 +4,1 9 04 Kramnik 2784,1 -6,9 16 05 Karjakin 2775,5 +15,5 20 06 Topalov 2774,8 -11,2 10 07 Grischuk 2773,4 +2,4 20 08 Mamedyarov 2772,2 +9,2 9 09 Ivanchuk 2764,0 0 0 10 Nakamura 2751,4 +10,4 166
I haven't seen any good performance from Topalov recently, he had lost a lot of points in International team event while playing for Bulgaria.His weird reasons for declining any invitation to top tournaments ain't looking too good. Tough year for him.kingliveson wrote:
Live ratings - updated December 22, 2010 Rank Name Rating Change Games 01 Carlsen 2813,6 +11,6 17 02 Anand 2809,9 +5,9 17 03 Aronian 2805,1 +4,1 9 04 Kramnik 2784,1 -6,9 16 05 Karjakin 2775,5 +15,5 20 06 Topalov 2774,8 -11,2 10 07 Grischuk 2773,4 +2,4 20 08 Mamedyarov 2772,2 +9,2 9 09 Ivanchuk 2764,0 0 0 10 Nakamura 2751,4 +10,4 166
yeah he's played a lot of games, 166?! that's too much for top Grandmaster. It's understandable though that he hadn't had an opportunity to play in Europe because he wasn't invited to top tournaments until later. Playing as many games as possible is the right move for him since he's strong enough and will have more opportunities in future.Robert Houdart wrote:I'm impressed with Nakamura's progress, he seems to be on his way to 2800.
It is 16 certainly not 166.Swaminathan wrote:yeah he's played a lot of games, 166?! that's too much for top Grandmaster. It's understandable though that he hadn't had an opportunity to play in Europe because he wasn't invited to top tournaments until later. Playing as many games as possible is the right move for him since he's strong enough and will have more opportunities in future.Robert Houdart wrote:I'm impressed with Nakamura's progress, he seems to be on his way to 2800.
yeah I had fact checked using google. Original post had 166 - typo.Taner Altinsoy wrote:It is 16 certainly not 166.Swaminathan wrote:yeah he's played a lot of games, 166?! that's too much for top Grandmaster. It's understandable though that he hadn't had an opportunity to play in Europe because he wasn't invited to top tournaments until later. Playing as many games as possible is the right move for him since he's strong enough and will have more opportunities in future.Robert Houdart wrote:I'm impressed with Nakamura's progress, he seems to be on his way to 2800.
Sources tell me he hasnt slept in months playing those 166 games.Swaminathan wrote:yeah I had fact checked using google. Original post had 166 - typo.Taner Altinsoy wrote:It is 16 certainly not 166.Swaminathan wrote:yeah he's played a lot of games, 166?! that's too much for top Grandmaster. It's understandable though that he hadn't had an opportunity to play in Europe because he wasn't invited to top tournaments until later. Playing as many games as possible is the right move for him since he's strong enough and will have more opportunities in future.Robert Houdart wrote:I'm impressed with Nakamura's progress, he seems to be on his way to 2800.
