Chess: Rapport started with a defeat in Wijk aan Zee

In his first match, Richard Rapport was knocked out at the super tournament for chess players in Wijk aan Zee. The Hungarian grandmaster got out of the best Polish player, Jan-Krzysztof Duda, in 41 steps

World champion Magnus Carlsen started with a draw, while Jorden van Foreest, who finished first in the tournament last year to a big surprise, won the first round. CHESS, INTERNATIONAL SUPER TOURNAMENT, WIJK AAN ZEE
1. TURN

Duda (Polish, 2760) – Rapport Richard ( 2763) 1: 0
Vidit (Indian, 2727) –Shankland (American , 2708) 1: 0

Caruana (American, 2792) – Karelia ( Russian, 2743) draw

Dubov (Russian, 2720) –Mamedyarov (Azerbaijani) , 2767) draw
Yesipenko (Russian, 2714) –Carlsen (Norwegian, 2865) draw
Giri (Dutch, 2772) –Praggnanandhaa (Indian, 2612 ) draw
J. van Foreest (Dutch, 2702) – Grandelius (Swedish, 2672) 1: 0 Note: This article have been indexed to our site. We do not claim legitimacy, ownership or copyright of any of the content above. To see the article at original source Click Here

Rapport Richard failed in the first match (Photo: NorwayChess)
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