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I have a collection of over 40 thousand examples. It is very important to study these themes as the middlegame is where most players get into time pressure or just cannot find a plan.
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FIDE Grand Prix in Beijing, 2013 – 6th round

(Photo taken from the official site)
Mamedyarov won a long game vs Karjakin and now shares 1st place with him and Grischuk. All three now have 4 points out of 3. View full standings here.
Results of the 6th round
GM Karjakin Sergey 2776 RUS 0 – 1 GM Mamedyarov Shakhriyar 2761 AZE
GM Topalov Veselin 2767 BUL ½ – ½ GM Grischuk Alexander 2780 RUS
GM Wang Yue 2705 CHN 1 – 0 GM Wang Hao 2752 CHN
GM Giri Anish 2734 NED ½ – ½ GM Ivanchuk Vassily 2733 UKR
GM Morozevich Alexander 2736 RUS 1 – 0 GM Kamsky Gata 2763 USA
GM Gelfand Boris 2773 ISR ½ – ½ GM Leko Peter 2737 HUN
Games of the round
Pairings of the 7th round
GM Leko Peter 2737 HUN – GM Karjakin Sergey 2776 RUS
GM Kamsky Gata 2763 USA – GM Gelfand Boris 2773 ISR
GM Ivanchuk Vassily 2733 UKR – GM Morozevich Alexander 2736 RUS
GM Wang Hao 2752 CHN – GM Giri Anish 2734 NED
GM Grischuk Alexander 2780 RUS – GM Wang Yue 2705 CHN
GM Mamedyarov Shakhriyar 2761 AZE – GM Topalov Veselin 2767 BUL
FIDE Grand Prix in Beijing, 2013 – 5th round


(Both photos are taken from the official site)
Karjakin drew Gelfand and remains 1st with 4 points out of 5. Grischuk won against Mamedyarov and got to 2nd place with 3.5 points. Mamedyarov, Giri and Topalov share 3rd place with 3 points.
Results of the 5th round
GM Gelfand Boris 2773 ISR ½ – ½ GM Karjakin Sergey 2776 RUS
GM Leko Peter 2737 HUN ½ – ½ GM Morozevich Alexander 2736 RUS
GM Kamsky Gata 2763 USA 0 – 1 GM Giri Anish 2734 NED
GM Ivanchuk Vassily 2733 UKR 1 – 0 GM Wang Yue 2705 CHN
GM Wang Hao 2752 CHN ½ – ½ GM Topalov Veselin 2767 BUL
GM Grischuk Alexander 2780 RUS 1 – 0 GM Mamedyarov Shakhriyar 2761 AZE
Games of the round
Pairings of the 6th round
GM Karjakin Sergey 2776 RUS – GM Mamedyarov Shakhriyar 2761 AZE
GM Topalov Veselin 2767 BUL – GM Grischuk Alexander 2780 RUS
GM Wang Yue 2705 CHN – GM Wang Hao 2752 CHN
GM Giri Anish 2734 NED – GM Ivanchuk Vassily 2733 UKR
GM Morozevich Alexander 2736 RUS – GM Kamsky Gata 2763 USA
GM Gelfand Boris 2773 ISR – GM Leko Peter 2737 HUN


