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Congrats to Nakamura. 4-5th place for the 1st approach is OK.
Karjakin seemed to be more successful against top-contenders than any other player!
That tells!
I came to say I studied the results of all 3 days. Naka kept pace with the best after the slow start. With this for experience, I hope to see Naka win next year.
If this had been using a mouse on a computer screen, then Naka probably would have won. I would think he needed to get some practice pushing wood in 3 2 games.
Go Naka we are all cheering for you.
The young chess guns showed they are ready to take over from the old guard. I am now 67 and let me tell you my mind is clear as a young gun but I have slowed to a crawl. haha.
I have gone from 1 0 and 3 0 games to 15 0 games because I like to play good chess and not just win on time and my mind is too slow now. It takes me a few seconds minimum to make a move. Naka can do it in a fraction of a tenth of a second. I have watched him gain time on the internet he can move so fast.
Old people should get a time handicap.
Nakamura finished behind Gelfand who is old enough to be his father. Enough said. Too much talking, too little good results.
Viva Aronian