Tata Steel Chess Tournament 2020

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Tata Steel Chess Tournament 2020
TataSteelChess2020-21.jpg
Caruana vs. So (2020)
Location Wijk aan Zee, Netherlands
Dates10–26 January 2020
Competitors28 from 17 nations
Winning score10 points of 13
Champion
Flag of the United States.svg Fabiano Caruana (Masters)
Flag of Spain.svg David Anton Guijarro (Challengers)
  2019
2021  
Playing hall Tata Steel Chess 2020 TataSteelChess2020-8.jpg
Playing hall Tata Steel Chess 2020

The Tata Steel Chess Tournament 2020 was the 82nd edition of the Tata Steel Chess Tournament. It was held in Wijk aan Zee from 10–26 January 2020. The tournament was won by Fabiano Caruana. [1]

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Results

Results by round

Round 1, 11.01.2020
Flag of the United States.svg Xiong 0½:½0 Flag of Russia.svg Dubov
Flag of the Netherlands.svg van Foreest 01:00 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Yu Yangyi
Flag of Norway.svg Carlsen 0½:½0 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Giri
Flag of the United States.svg Caruana 0½:½0 Flag of the United States.svg So
Flag of India.svg Anand 0½:½0 Flag of Russia.svg Artemiev
Flag of Russia.svg Vitiugov 0½:½0 Flag of Poland.svg Duda
FIDE flag icon.png Firouzja 01:00 Flag of Belarus.svg Kovalev
Round 4, 14.01.2020
Flag of Russia.svg Dubov ½:½ Flag of Poland.svg Duda
Flag of Russia.svg Artemiev 1:0½ Flag of Belarus.svg Kovalev
Flag of the United States.svg So 21:0 FIDE flag icon.png Firouzja
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Giri ½:½1 Flag of Russia.svg Vitiugov
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Yu Yangyi ½½:½1 Flag of India.svg Anand
Flag of the United States.svg Xiong 2½:½2 Flag of the United States.svg Caruana
Flag of the Netherlands.svg van Foreest 2½:½ Flag of Norway.svg Carlsen
Round 7, 18.01.2020
Flag of the United States.svg Caruana 1:0 Flag of Russia.svg Dubov
Flag of India.svg Anand 3½:½3 Flag of Norway.svg Carlsen
Flag of Russia.svg Vitiugov 0:1 Flag of the Netherlands.svg van Foreest
FIDE flag icon.png Firouzja 41:03 Flag of the United States.svg Xiong
Flag of Belarus.svg Kovalev 1½:½2 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Yu Yangyi
Flag of Poland.svg Duda 3½:½3 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Giri
Flag of Russia.svg Artemiev ½:½4 Flag of the United States.svg So
Round 10, 22.01.2020
Flag of Russia.svg Dubov ½:½ Flag of the Netherlands.svg Giri
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Yu Yangyi 3½:½ Flag of the United States.svg So
Flag of the United States.svg Xiong 1:0 Flag of Russia.svg Artemiev
Flag of the Netherlands.svg van Foreest ½:½5 Flag of Poland.svg Duda
Flag of Norway.svg Carlsen 1:03 Flag of Belarus.svg Kovalev
Flag of the United States.svg Caruana 61:0 FIDE flag icon.png Firouzja
Flag of India.svg Anand 4½:½3 Flag of Russia.svg Vitiugov
Round 2, 12.01.2020
Flag of Russia.svg Dubov ½1:00 Flag of Belarus.svg Kovalev
Flag of Poland.svg Duda ½½:½1 FIDE flag icon.png Firouzja
Flag of Russia.svg Artemiev ½1:0½ Flag of Russia.svg Vitiugov
Flag of the United States.svg So ½1:0½ Flag of India.svg Anand
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Giri ½½:½½ Flag of the United States.svg Caruana
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Yu Yangyi 0½:½½ Flag of Norway.svg Carlsen
Flag of the United States.svg Xiong ½1:01 Flag of the Netherlands.svg van Foreest
Round 5, 16.01.2020
Flag of Norway.svg Carlsen 2½:½2 Flag of Russia.svg Dubov
Flag of the United States.svg Caruana ½:½ Flag of the Netherlands.svg van Foreest
Flag of India.svg Anand 1:0 Flag of the United States.svg Xiong
Flag of Russia.svg Vitiugov ½:½1 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Yu Yangyi
FIDE flag icon.png Firouzja 1:02 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Giri
Flag of Belarus.svg Kovalev ½½:½3 Flag of the United States.svg So
Flag of Poland.svg Duda 2½:½ Flag of Russia.svg Artemiev
Round 8, 19.01.2020
Flag of Russia.svg Dubov ½:½ Flag of the United States.svg So
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Giri ½:½ Flag of Russia.svg Artemiev
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Yu Yangyi 0:1 Flag of Poland.svg Duda
Flag of the United States.svg Xiong 30:1 Flag of Belarus.svg Kovalev
Flag of the Netherlands.svg van Foreest ½:½5 FIDE flag icon.png Firouzja
Flag of Norway.svg Carlsen 1:0 Flag of Russia.svg Vitiugov
Flag of the United States.svg Caruana 1:0 Flag of India.svg Anand
Round 11, 24.01.2020
Flag of Russia.svg Vitiugov ½:½5 Flag of Russia.svg Dubov
FIDE flag icon.png Firouzja 0:1 Flag of India.svg Anand
Flag of Belarus.svg Kovalev 30:17 Flag of the United States.svg Caruana
Flag of Poland.svg Duda ½:½ Flag of Norway.svg Carlsen
Flag of Russia.svg Artemiev 1:06 Flag of the Netherlands.svg van Foreest
Flag of the United States.svg So 6½:½ Flag of the United States.svg Xiong
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Giri 5½:½ Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Yu Yangyi
Round 13, 26.01.2020
FIDE flag icon.png Firouzja 6½:½ Flag of Russia.svg Dubov
Flag of Belarus.svg Kovalev ½:½ Flag of Russia.svg Vitiugov
Flag of Poland.svg Duda 6½:½6 Flag of India.svg Anand
Flag of Russia.svg Artemiev 60:19 Flag of the United States.svg Caruana
Flag of the United States.svg So 7½:½ Flag of Norway.svg Carlsen
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Giri 6½:½ Flag of the Netherlands.svg van Foreest
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Yu Yangyi 4½:½ Flag of the United States.svg Xiong
Round 3, 13.01.2020
Flag of the Netherlands.svg van Foreest 11:0 Flag of Russia.svg Dubov
Flag of Norway.svg Carlsen 1½:½ Flag of the United States.svg Xiong
Flag of the United States.svg Caruana 11:0½ Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Yu Yangyi
Flag of India.svg Anand ½½:½1 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Giri
Flag of Russia.svg Vitiugov ½½:½ Flag of the United States.svg So
FIDE flag icon.png Firouzja 1:0 Flag of Russia.svg Artemiev
Flag of Belarus.svg Kovalev 0½:½1 Flag of Poland.svg Duda
Round 6, 17.01.2020
Flag of Russia.svg Dubov 1:03 Flag of Russia.svg Artemiev
Flag of the United States.svg So ½:½ Flag of Poland.svg Duda
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Giri 21:01 Flag of Belarus.svg Kovalev
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Yu Yangyi ½:½ FIDE flag icon.png Firouzja
Flag of the United States.svg Xiong ½:½2 Flag of Russia.svg Vitiugov
Flag of the Netherlands.svg van Foreest 3½:½ Flag of India.svg Anand
Flag of Norway.svg Carlsen ½:½3 Flag of the United States.svg Caruana
Round 9, 21.01.2020
Flag of India.svg Anand ½:½4 Flag of Russia.svg Dubov
Flag of Russia.svg Vitiugov ½:½ Flag of the United States.svg Caruana
FIDE flag icon.png Firouzja 0:1 Flag of Norway.svg Carlsen
Flag of Belarus.svg Kovalev ½:½5 Flag of the Netherlands.svg van Foreest
Flag of Poland.svg Duda ½:½3 Flag of the United States.svg Xiong
Flag of Russia.svg Artemiev 4½:½ Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Yu Yangyi
Flag of the United States.svg So 5½:½4 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Giri
Round 12, 25.01.2020
Flag of Russia.svg Dubov 1:04 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Yu Yangyi
Flag of the United States.svg Xiong 5½:½ Flag of the Netherlands.svg Giri
Flag of the Netherlands.svg van Foreest 6½:½ Flag of the United States.svg So
Flag of Norway.svg Carlsen 7½:½ Flag of Russia.svg Artemiev
Flag of the United States.svg Caruana 81:06 Flag of Poland.svg Duda
Flag of India.svg Anand ½:½3 Flag of Belarus.svg Kovalev
Flag of Russia.svg Vitiugov 4½:½ FIDE flag icon.png Firouzja

Crosstable

82nd Tata Steel Masters, 10–26 January 2020, Wijk aan ZeeEindhoven, Netherlands, Category XX (2741)
Player Rating 1234567891011121314Total SB TPR
1Flag of the United States.svg  Fabiano Caruana  (United States)2822½½½1½111½1½11102945
2Flag of Norway.svg  Magnus Carlsen  (Norway)2872½Does not appear½½½½½½1½½1½182818
3Flag of the United States.svg  Wesley So  (United States)2765½½Does not appear½½½1½1½½½½½2796
4Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Jorden van Foreest  (Netherlands)2644½½½Does not appear1½½½½0011½744.252777
5Flag of Russia.svg  Daniil Dubov  (Russia)26830½½0Does not appear½½½½½1½11740.752774
6Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Anish Giri  (Netherlands)2768½½½½½Does not appear½½0½½½½141.002739
7Flag of India.svg  Viswanathan Anand  (India)27580½0½½½Does not appear½11½½½½39.752739
8Flag of Poland.svg  Jan-Krzysztof Duda  (Poland)27580½½½½½½Does not appear½½½½1½39.502739
9Flag of Iran.svg  Alireza Firouzja  (Iran)2723000½½10½Does not appear11½½137.502742
10Flag of the United States.svg  Jeffery Xiong  (United States)2712½½½1½½0½0Does not appear1½½0640.502714
11Flag of Russia.svg  Vladislav Artemiev  (Russia)27310½½10½½½00Does not appear1½1635.752712
12Flag of Russia.svg  Nikita Vitiugov  (Russia)2747½0½0½½½½½½0Does not appear½½52653
13Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Yu Yangyi  (China)27260½½00½½0½½½½Does not appear½2632
14Flag of Belarus.svg  Vladislav Kovalev  (Belarus)266000½½00½½010½½Does not appear42606
2020 Tata Steel Challengers, 10–26 January 2020, Wijk aan Zee, Netherlands, Category XV (2602)
Player Rating 1234567891011121314Total SB TPR
1Flag of Spain.svg  GM David Antón Guijarro  (Spain)2694Does not appear½1½½½1½11½01½2705
2Flag of Uzbekistan.svg  GM Nodirbek Abdusattorov  (Uzbekistan)2635½Does not appear½½½1½1½0½11½849.752686
3Flag of Ukraine.svg  GM Pavel Eljanov  (Ukraine)26500½Does not appear½11½½½½½11½849.002685
4Flag of the Netherlands.svg  GM Erwin l'Ami  (Netherlands)2606½½½Does not appear½½½½½½1½11848.252689
5Flag of India.svg  GM Surya Shekhar Ganguly  (India)2636½½0½Does not appear½½½½½½1112656
6Flag of Germany.svg  IM Vincent Keymer  (Germany)2527½00½½Does not appear½½11½½½1741.752637
7Flag of India.svg  GM Nihal Sarin  (India)26180½½½½½Does not appear0½½11½1741.252630
8Flag of the Netherlands.svg  GM Lucas van Foreest  (Netherlands)2523½0½½½½1Does not appear0½½½½140.002608
9Flag of Sweden.svg  GM Nils Grandelius  (Sweden)26730½½½½0½1Does not appear½01½138.502596
10Flag of the Netherlands.svg  GM Jan Smeets  (Netherlands)258501½½½0½½½Does not appear10½½639.502574
11Flag of Azerbaijan.svg  GM Rauf Mamedov  (Azerbaijan)2659½½½0½½0½10Does not appear1½½637.502569
12Flag of the Netherlands.svg  IM Max Warmerdam  (Netherlands)2498100½0½0½010Does not appear½½29.002500
13Flag of Australia (converted).svg  GM Anton Smirnov  (Australia)260400000½½½½½½½Does not appear124.752492
14Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  IM Dinara Saduakassova  (Kazakhstan)2519½½½000000½½½0Does not appear32397

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