Quang Liem lost the first game in Biel Grandmaster

The first round of the standard chess content saw up to three out of four pairs of defeats, in which the black player scored points. Gukesh Dommaraju, Kamsky and Arkadij Naiditsch had to go behind but all beat Nodirbek Abdusattorov, Quang Liem and Salem Saleh respectively.

Quang Liem chose to declare the Gambit Hau and Kamsky received the pilot. Black has dominated from the middle, and the good benefit when the end of the end, of which white has good husband in column g. The Russian -American player caught one more good at the end, then won after 63 countries.

The loss cost Quang Liem 5.9 elo and the world dropped four places to 27th. It was also his first defeat in standard chess, against grandmaster Wahap Sanar (Turkey) in the sixth game of Gibraltar Masters since January 26, 2020.

Kamsky regained his image after drawing one and losing six games in the fast chess. The 48-year-old has the lowest standard Elo chess in the tournament, but he still shows the class of the man who was once ranked fourth in the world.

Taking advantage of the defeat of Quang Liem, the 20 -year -old An Andrey Esipenko took the lead when Hoa Vincent Kimmer. Gukesh also rose to Monday after the game of winning Abdusattorov. The 16 -year -old Indian player has an Elo 2,699, just a supermarket for the element. If this milestone exceeds the tournament, Gukesh will become the third younger general of history, after Vi Translation (Wei Yi) and Alireza Firouzja.

Biel Grandmaster brings together eight players who have been, are and will be super grandmasters, with an average standard chess elo of 2,683. Quang Liem is the only super grandmaster in the competition (Elo from 2,700 or more), and his goal is to reach the top 20 in the world.