Group A
Carlsen, M. – Karjakin, S. 1-0
Caruana, F. – L’Ami, E. 1-0
Aronian, L. – Hou, Y. 1-0
van Wely, L. – Nakamura, H. ½-½
Giri, A. – Wang, H. ½-½
Harikrishna, P. – Leko, P. ½-½
Anand, V. – Sokolov, I. ½-½
Group B
van Kampen, R. – Naiditsch, A. 1-0
Timman, J. – Ipatov, A. 1-0
Nikolic, P. – Grandelius, N. 1-0
Rapport, R. – Smeets, J. 0-1
Edouard, R. – Dubov, D. 1-0
Ernst, S. – Turov, M. 0-1
Movsesian, S. – Tiviakov, S. ½-½
Group C
Goryachkina, A. – Admiraal, M. 1-0
Klein, D. – Romanishin, O. 1-0
Kovchan, A. – Burg, T. ½-½
Peralta, F. – van der Werf, M. ½-½
Swinkels, R. – Gretarsson, H. ½-½
Brunello, S. – Mekhitarian, K. 1-0
Schut, L. – Bitensky, I. 1-0
Chess Daily News from Susan Polgar
Magnus is good but Hikaru is the real genius.
Another escape act by Naka. I’d like to see him win the tournament, but Carlsen still has most of his lower rated opponents left to feast on.