WCC.- Magnus Carlsen vs. Sergey Karjakin. (Tiebreaks.- GM Peter Svidler)
Magnus Carlsen vs Sergey Karjakin
Granmaster Peter Svidler has been 7 times champion of Russia and Olympic champion in 5 opportunities. He brings us a detailed analysis of the last game of the match for the title of the world, with its usual quality and analytical depth.
The duel ended tied at 6. As indicated in the FIDE regulations, a playoff will be played with semi-slow (four, at a 25-minute pace) and, if equality persists, with Blitz matches (four, with a 5-minute rhythm ). If there is also no winner, a single game, Armageddon style, will be played in which white with one minute advantage (5 against 4 of his opponent) will be forced to win, since the draw in that case will favor the black side.
Highlights the tiebreaks by Grand Master Peter Svidler
"I'm very happy that I was able to enjoy playing at the end of the game,"
said Carlsen, who started his speech to the press congratulating his rival.
"I looked for the draws in the last of the slow games because my head was working better in the last few days and I thought it gave me better chances to play four games, than to play everything to one. It was also very refreshing to play a little faster, after all those games so long and fought "
Although this sum is dwarfed when compared to the financial support that is rumored that Sergey received from the Russian authorities for its preparation: about one million euros.
"Maybe I trained too much, and all that work consumed my creativity. Next time I'll try to have a fresher head,"
he said, making it clear he is confident he will fight for the title again. It is possible that this was only the first chapter of a long rivalry.
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