Author: James Robertson
Date: 15:24:21 07/01/99
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On July 01, 1999 at 17:52:27, KarinsDad wrote: >On July 01, 1999 at 16:55:53, Christoph Fieberg wrote: > >>http://chess2.lostcity.nl/chessclassic1999/ >> >>Schedule and results masters >> >> >>FRANKFURT-WEST MASTERS 99 >> >> >>Ergebnisse zur Runde 1 am 29. 6.1999 >> >> 1 Lutz, Christopher - Svidler, Peter 0:1 >> 2 Topalov, Veselin - Adams, Michael remis >> 3 Fritz 6 - Leko, Peter remis >> 4 Morozevich,Alexander - Polgar, Judith 0:1 >> >> >>Ergebnisse zur Runde 2 am 29. 6.1999 >> >> 1 Svidler, Peter - Polgar, Judith 0:1 >> 2 Leko, Peter - Morozevich,Alexander 1:0 >> 3 Adams, Michael - Fritz 6 remis >> 4 Lutz, Christopher - Topalov, Veselin 0:1 >> >> >>Ergebnisse zur Runde 3 am 29. 6.1999 >> >> 1 Topalov, Veselin - Svidler, Peter 0:1 >> 2 Fritz 6 - Lutz, Christopher 1:0 >> 3 Morozevich,Alexander - Adams, Michael remis >> 4 Polgar, Judith - Leko, Peter remis >> >> >>Ergebnisse zur Runde 4 am 30. 6.1999 >> >> 1 Svidler, Peter - Leko, Peter 1:0 >> 2 Adams, Michael - Polgar, Judit 0:1 >> 3 Lutz, Christopher - Morozevich,Alexander 1:0 >> 4 Topalov, Veselin - Fritz 6 0:1 >> >> >>Ergebnisse zur Runde 5 am 30. 6.1999 >> >> 1 Fritz 6 - Svidler, Peter 1:0 >> 2 Morozevich,Alexander - Topalov, Veselin 0:1 >> 3 Polgar, Judit - Lutz, Christopher 0:1 >> 4 Leko, Peter - Adams, Michael remis >> >> >>Ergebnisse zur Runde 6 am 30. 6.1999 >> >> 1 Svidler, Peter - Adams, Michael remis >> 2 Lutz, Christopher - Leko, Peter 0:1 >> 3 Topalov, Veselin - Polgar, Judit 1:0 >> 4 Fritz 6 - Morozevich,Alexander 0:1 >> >> >>Ergebnisse zur Runde 7 am 30. 6.1999 >> >> 1 Morozevich,Alexander - Svidler, Peter remis >> 2 Polgar, Judit - Fritz 6 0:1 >> 3 Leko, Peter - Topalov, Veselin 1:0 >> 4 Adams, Michael - Lutz, Christopher 0:1 >> >> >>Ergebnisse zur Runde 8 am 1. 7.1999 >> >> 1 Svidler, Peter - Lutz, Christopher 1:0 >> 2 Adams, Michael - Topalov, Veselin 0:1 >> 3 Leko, Peter - Fritz 6 0:1 >> 4 Polgar, Judit - Morozevich,Alexander 0:1 >> >> >>Ergebnisse zur Runde 9 am 1. 7.1999 >> >> 1 Polgar, Judit - Svidler, Peter 1:0 >> 2 Morozevich,Alexander - Leko, Peter remis >> 3 Fritz 6 - Adams, Michael 1:0 >> 4 Topalov, Veselin - Lutz, Christopher 1:0 >> >> >>Ergebnisse zur Runde 10 am 1. 7.1999 >> >> 1 Svidler, Peter - Topalov, Veselin 0:1 >> 2 Lutz, Christopher - Fritz 6 remis >> 3 Adams, Michael - Morozevich,Alexander 0:1 >> 4 Leko, Peter - Polgar, Judit 1:0 >> >> >>Ergebnisse zur Runde 11 am 1. 7.1999 >> >> 1 Leko, Peter - Svidler, Peter remis >> 2 Polgar, Judit - Adams, Michael remis >> 3 Morozevich,Alexander - Lutz, Christopher 0:1 >> 4 Fritz 6 - Topalov, Veselin remis >> >> >> >> Aktueller Stand nach vorhandenen Ergebnissen >> >> Name F-T Rd g u v Pkte SoBe_I >> >> 1 Fritz 6 11 6 4 1 8.0 42.00 >> 2 Topalov, Veselin IGM 11 6 2 3 7.0 32.50 >> 3 Leko, Peter IGM 11 4 5 2 6.5 34.00 >> 4 Svidler, Peter IGM 11 4 3 4 5.5 29.50 >> 5 Polgar, Judit IGM 11 4 2 5 5.0 23.25 >> 6 Morozevich,Alexander IGM 11 3 3 5 4.5 23.50 >> 7 Lutz, Christopher IGM 11 4 1 6 4.5 21.00 >> 8 Adams, Michael IGM 11 0 6 5 3.0 18.25 > >Topalov looked like he was outclassed after the first few days (tied for 5th >after day 1, tied for 4th after day 2), but he went 3.5-0.5 on the third day to >capture 2nd place (so far). However, day 4 will be tough for him since he will >be playing Leko (0-1), Polgar (1-0), and Morozevich (1-0), whereas Fritz will be >playing Svidler (1-0), Polgar (1-0), and Morozevich (0-1); a slightly easier >road to hoe (but only slightly due to the current standings and not the records >against the remaining opponents). It seems very unlikely that Topalov will go >3-0 and Fritz will go 1.5-1.5 and Topalov will win it. > >Although, it is interesting that Sergey Shipov's opinion of him before the >tournament was "Veselin still cannot return to his former level. Time passes, >more young competitors are pressing him, and it is becoming more and more >difficult for him to stay at the top. Topalov's submissive loss to Morozevich >with White in Sarajevo is very characteristic! This experienced Bulgarian chess >player will have to live through difficult times. I wish I were mistaken, but it >seems to me that he can not fight for the first prize.". This opinion seems to >be mistaken as he is practically the only person who has a chance against Fritz >and then only if his opponents help him out (by losing to him and beating >Fritz). Maybe Svidler, Polgar, and Morozevich will have enough examples of GM >vs. Fritz games to take Fritz out on the last day, but it is doubtful. > >KarinsDad :) Topalov seems to have these rapid games wrapped up. Didn't he get second (behind Kramnik) at the 8th Amber Rapidplay and Blinfold? James
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