Fabiano Caruana vs Evgeny Bareev (2016)

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Fabiano Caruana vs Evgeny Bareev
Baku Olympiad (2016), Baku AZE, rd 11, Sep-13
Caro-Kann Defense: Advance. Short Variation (B12) · 1-0

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Sep-12-16		ambongtumbong: napaka sakit kuya Eddie.

Sep-12-16		PhilFeeley: Only 2 draws between these two so far, so I expect another. However, the US is out for gold, so they will probably play as aggressively as possible. Should be a great match

Sep-12-16		Olsonist: Those two draws were in 2008. Bareev is 2675 and Caruana is at 2809 and playing white. So Bareev should be trying to hold a draw.

Sep-12-16		waustad: The final round starts earlier if chess-results.com is correct.

Sep-12-16		waustad: By 7am most of the games will be over.

Sep-13-16		PhilFeeley: But if it's 4-0 you can rest easy. US will win gold.

Sep-13-16		offramp: It has just gone 6am in London, England. This game will start in an hour. Old Offramp has had a troubled dream. In my dream I saw 4 men cheering and laughing and drinking champagne. Behind them was a large red leaf and a portrait of Lord Balfour. They gave eight thumbs up. Then the dream changed. I was four men, men in tears, gnashing their teeth. They each held out their right hands and these hands were whipped by Mr Rex Sinquefield. I wonder what it means?

Sep-13-16		Robyn Hode: Fabi probably has one of his unique engine prepared openings ready.

Sep-13-16		PhilFeeley: <offramp> It means you're being paranoid. The US has this in the bag. And that's speaking as one cheering for Canada.

Sep-13-16		chessgames.com: Sorry folks, we're waiting on the moves just like everybody else.

Sep-13-16		WinKing: Starts 11:00 Baku time, 03:00 EDT(U.S. East Coast - 3am).

Sep-13-16		Olsonist: Yeah, we'll wait faster already.

Sep-13-16		WinKing: Now I know why the Bookie windows closed early. :/

Sep-13-16		offramp: The 7.a4/8.a5 idea looks good.

Sep-13-16		offramp: Black likes to wait until White moves his Bc1, then play ...Qb6 followed by ...c5. He cannot do that now.

Sep-13-16		Marmot PFL: Aside from this game it looks like the US playing for a draw on all the boards. Nakamura could be having another bad day.

Sep-13-16		HeMateMe: Someone mentioned that if the USA--Canada is a draw, Ukraine must go 4-0 today to get gold. Does anyone know if those are the exact numbers?

Sep-13-16		HeMateMe: Looks like Bareev is going all out for the full point, here. Nak's game is already a dead draw--playing the percentages! Thanks for the broadcast CG.com. An amazing tournament.

Sep-13-16		whiteshark: I'm having flashbacks to The World vs Akobian, 2012

Sep-13-16		extremepleasure2: What is the name of the male commentator in the official site of the Baku Chess Olympiad?

Sep-13-16		Marmot PFL: doesn't 22 Qe1 just win?

Sep-13-16		Marmot PFL: 22...Nf5 23 Bxf5 e5 24 e6 etc.

Sep-13-16		HeMateMe: komodo is only giving white 2+ right now. perhaps there may be some drama on the h file? Caruana should have this, if he sees through all of the complications.

Sep-13-16		Geronimo: Exciting game, and a great way to start the day. White seems much stronger than +2, but that h-file doesn't look too friendly. We've all seen bigger upsets, so I wouldn't count black out just yet.

Sep-13-16		HeMateMe: I like N(2)-f3. White has to keep developing pieces.

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