After two rounds in the World Chess Championship 2016 between the World Champion Magnus Carlsen and the challenger Sergey Karjakin, we still have yet to see a decided game.
Who will draw the first blood? Watch the live games here.
Replay Game 2 below: [replay]
The World Chess Championship 2016 kicked off with a draw between the World Champion Magnus Carlsen and his challenger Sergey Karjakin in New York City.
Replay the game below: [replay]
In the past month, Ian Nepomniachtchi won the Tal Memorial and Pavel Eljanov won the Isle of Man. Thus, we see their ratings improve in the November 2016 FIDE Ratings List. Nepomniachtchi is now at No. 12 with ELO 2767 and Eljanov at No. 16 with ELO 2757.
Vladimir Kramnik slid down from No. 2 to No. 4 with ELO 2810 after his meager performance in the Tal Memorial.
Here are the Top 20 grandmasters for November 2016:
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