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Norway Chess, Stavanger 2014. Results and Games with CommentaryNorway Chess, Stavanger 2014. Round 9: GamesRound 9: Carlsen-Agdestein 1-0. The Queen's Indian Defence. Magnus obtained a small advantage. Giri-Svidler 1/2. The English Opening. Anish seized the centre. A quick draw. Kramnik-Grischuk 0-1. The Gruenfeld Defence. Vladimir sacrificed a pawn, with compensation. Caruana-Karjakin 0-1. The English Opening. With counterplay. Topalov-Aronian 1/2. The Spanish Game. With counterplay. Norway Chess, Stavanger 2014. Round 8: Games Round 8: Aronian-Caruana 1/2. The English Opening. Levon had a slight edge, grabbed a pawn. Karjakin-Kramnik 1-0. The Queen's Gambit Declined. Sergey outplayed the rival in the endgame. Grischuk-Giri 1/2. The Modern Benoni Defence. Alexander grabbed a pawn. Svidler-Carlsen 1/2. The English Opening. Magnus played the aggressive 3...f5, with real counterplay after 10...b6. After Peter's mistake 13.Be3? Magnus had a strong attack on the kingside, could have won with 23...Rfxf4, 24...Ncxe3. Agdestein-Topalov 0-1. The English Opening. Simen played badly. Norway Chess, Stavanger 2014. Round 7: Games Round 7: Svidler-Agdestein 1/2. The Reti Opening. With counterchances. A quick draw by repetition. Carlsen-Grischuk 1/2. The Gruenfeld Defence. Magnus tried to win the endgame. Giri-Karjakin 0-1. The English Opening. Anish had a slight edge due to Black's double c-pawns. However Sergey won in 131 moves. Kramnik-Aronian 1/2. The Ragozin Defence. Vladimir attacked on the queenside to weaken pawns to have some advantage. Caruana-Topalov 1/2. The Sicilian Defence. Fabiano sacrificed a bishop. Norway Chess, Stavanger 2014. Round 6: Games Round 6: Aronian-Giri 1/2. The Queen's Gambit. Karjakin-Carlsen 1/2. The Spanish Game, Berlin Variation. A quick draw by perpetual check. Grischuk-Svidler 1/2. The English Opening. A quick draw by repetition. Topalov-Kramnik 1-0. The Nimzo-Indian Defence. Vladimir sacrificed the exchange. Agdestein-Caruana 1/2. Fabiano had compensation for the exchange. Norway Chess, Stavanger 2014. Round 5: Games Round 5: Grischuk-Agdestein 1/2. The French Defence. A theoretical duel. Svidler-Karjakin 1/2. The English Opening. Peter obtained a small advantage. Carlsen-Aronian 1-0. The Ragozin Defence. A sharp fight. 33...Qd1+ was a mistake. Magnus outplayed the rival in the endgame. Giri-Topalov 1-0. The Sicilian Defence. Kramnik-Caruana 1-0. The King's Indian Defence. A rare line: from the opening to the endgame. Vladimir grabbed a pawn. Norway Chess, Stavanger 2014. Round 4: Games Round 4: Aronian-Svidler 1/2. The Gruenfeld Defence. Levon had a slight edge due to Black's weaknesses. Karjakin-Grischuk 1-0. The Gruenfeld Defence. Alexander won the exchange, but Sergey played well, pushed the d-pawn and even won the game. 22...b6 was better. Caruana-Giri 1/2. The English Opening. Topalov-Carlsen 1/2. The Ragozin Defence. Magnus grabbed a pawn. A draw by repetition. Agdestein-Kramnik 1/2. The Nimzo-Indian Defence. Norway Chess, Stavanger 2014. Round 3: Games Round 3: Karjakin-Agdestein 1/2. The French Defence. Sergey sacrificed the exchange. Grischuk-Aronian 1-0. The English Opening. Alexander won a queen. Svidler-Topalov 1/2. The Sicilian Defence. Carlsen-Caruana 1/2. The Gruenfeld Defence. Magnus had a small advantage, but Fabiano got good counterplay with the strong 26...c6!. Giri-Kramnik 0-1. The Catalan Opening. Vladimir attacked on the kingside, Anish grabbed a pawn. Norway Chess, Stavanger 2014. Round 2: Games Round 2: Aronian-Karjakin 1-0. The Queen's Indian Defence. Kramnik-Carlsen 1/2. The Bogo-Indian Defence. Vladimir had a slight edge. Caruana-Svidler 1-0. The Sicilian Defence. Fabiano grabbed the black queen. Topalov-Grischuk 0-1. The Sicilian Defence. Alexander took the initiative in the centre with 23...d5. Agdestein-Giri 1/2. The Ragozin Defence. Norway Chess, Stavanger 2014. Round 1: Games Round 1: Aronian-Agdestein 1/2. The Queen's Indian Defence. Simen sacrificed the exchange. With equality in the endgame. Karjakin-Topalov 1/2. The Queen's Gambit. Sergey grabbed the exchange to obtain a small advantage. Grischuk-Caruana 0-1. The Modern Benoni Defence. With counterplay. Svidler-Kramnik 1/2. The English Opening. With equality. Carlsen-Giri 1/2. The English Opening. Magnus sacrificed the exchange, a draw by repetition.
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