Is watching chess like watching grass grow? Not when it's blitz

Posted in Chess

Well folks, some of you may not be chess fiends. But tonight and for the next two nights even you may be intrigued to pop in and watch world championship blitz tourney. Players have 3 minutes plus 2 seconds per move each. So they've got to get a wriggle on. And they are stupendously good. Watching it's just amazing how many things they can keep in their head at any one time as they race through the games. 14 tonight. 14 tomorrow night. 10 on Thursday night.

Here are the players. And their ratings (I presume) are their blitz ratings. So enjoy. The official website is in Russian but translated seamlessly by Google if you want.  I'm watching the live cam right now and the players are being announced - how amazing.

VI World Blitz Moscow RUS Tue 16th Nov 2010 - Thu 18th Nov 2010
Start list:

Rk

FIDEName

Ti

FED

FRat

FIDEid

1

Carlsen, Magnus

GM

NOR

2802

1503014

2

Aronian, Levon

GM

ARM

2801

13300474

3

Kramnik, Vladimir

GM

RUS

2791

4101588

4

Grischuk, Alexander

GM

RUS

2771

4126025

5

Mamedyarov, Shakhriyar

GM

AZE

2763

13401319

6

Karjakin, Sergey

GM

RUS

2760

14109603

7

Ponomariov, Ruslan

GM

UKR

2744

14103320

8

Radjabov, Teimour

GM

AZE

2744

13400924

9

Eljanov, Pavel

GM

UKR

2742

14102951

10

Gelfand, Boris

GM

ISR

2741

2805677

11

Nakamura, Hikaru

GM

USA

2741

2016192

12

Svidler, Peter

GM

RUS

2722

4102142

13

Movsesian, Sergei

GM

SVK

2721

310204

14

Nepomniachtchi, Ian

GM

RUS

2720

4168119

15

Caruana, Fabiano

GM

ITA

2709

2020009

16

Vachier-Lagrave, Maxime

GM

FRA

2703

623539

17

Andreikin, Dmitry

GM

RUS

2683

4158814

18

Mamedov, Rauf

GM

AZE

2660

13401653

19

Grachev, Boris

GM

RUS

2654

4129199

20

Savchenko, Boris

GM

RUS

2632

4147332

And you can watch the games live.  They should be up on this amazing site, where you can look at all the latest big tourneys. For normal tourneys where players get two hours for forty moves, it also displays computer analysis alongside the live game which enables you to figure out who's winning, why and what the best continuations are (in the opinion of Stockfish which is a fairly seriously good computer program.)  But I've not verified how it works for this tourney - though it's there so it should work fine. If not, check out the page of the official site for live games.

Enjoy!  It's an amazing world. We're an amazing species. Don't let anyone give you that crap about how chimps are just like us.  They're not.  Trust me.