| Who will win Linares 2010? | |
| Topalov | |
| Aronian | |
| Gelfand | |
| Grischuk | |
| Gashimov | |
| Vallejo Pons | |
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Topalov of course.
The people see Aronian as top favourite. Me too. He will become the next world champion, Let’s say in 2015.
okay
OK….I also consider Levon Aronian as the favourite but I think Gelfand and Grishchuk are formidable players and their chances are severely underestimated in this poll. Topalov will have a tough task not to reveal his opening preparation and probably this makes the people not to consider him a favourite.
Regards from Cyprus
Anyone except Topalov. Can’t stand the whiner
Kramnik is going to win.
Topalov will hold the good stuff (opening prep) in reserve for Anand. It will be interesting to see how the other players play him. The smart strategy would be to use Anand’s favored openings against Topalov to force him either to show his preparation (which, of course, he won’t do) or to play known lines.
If I were Topalov, I would use Linares to push my over-the-board calculations to the limit, perhaps playing off-beat lines and taking risks.
Also, if I were Topalov, I would have a bigger house.
i think topalov will play conservatively like anand did at corus. will not want to show his prep.
think it’s between aronian and gelfand. like gelfand — he’s just so tough, resilient
I think Topalov isn’t the player who can hold back like Anand did, so that will be interesting to watch.
I agree with Jcheyne: play Anand’s pet lines and cause some mental problems for him!