Almasi who had led until the eighth round, was forced to occupy the second position, after the defeat by Gata Kamsky in the 9th round (final round), who eventually became the champion in this tournament. Meanwhile, Fabiano Caruana confirmed to be the third after beating German Grandmaster Landa Konstantin.
Kamsky receiving a trophy for his first place
Of the 45 games played in Reggio Emilia 21 were drawn = 47%. White won 14 games (= 31%) and Black nine games (= 22%).
Kamsky wins Reggio Emilia 2010
Saturday, 9 January 2010 at 22:36 Labels: { chess games, Kamsky, world chess }
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