Nakamura was the leader by two points before round seven, when he had the bye, but no fewer than three players leapfrogged over him by winning their games. Luke McShane is the new leader on tie-break with two rounds to go, by virtue of his wins with Black. He beat English colleague Nigel Short who tried a King's Gambit against him.
Vladimir Kramnik and Magnus Carlsen are on the same score of 12, having defeated David Howell and Mickey Adams respectively. The game between Aronian and Anand was a fairly sedate draw.
Round 7 Results:
Nigel Short 0-1 Luke McShane; Vladimir Kramnik 1-0 David Howell; Levon Aronian ½-½ Vishy Anand; Magnus Carlsen 1-0 Michael Adams; Hikaru Nakamura (bye) - assisting the commentary team.
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Former World Champion Garry Kasparov Visiting LCC and himself Signing copies of his newest book on Sunday 11th Dec.
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Standings after round 7
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Round 8 Pairing
Vishy Anand | - | Magnus Carlsen |
David Howell | - | Levon Aronian |
Luke McShane | - | Vladimir Kramnik |
Hikaru Nakamura | - | Nigel Short |
Michael Adams (bye) - assisting commentary |
SOURCE: LONDON CHESS CLASSIC.COM
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