Moscow Candidates - Wrapup

I ended my previous post, Moscow Candidates - My Resources, with a few follow-up actions. First, I added the tiebreak regulations to my permanaent page on the 2016 Candidates Tournament. Then I added the names of the eight players to my Index of Players. As I did for the previous event, Khanty-Mansiysk Candidates - Wrapup (April 2014), here is a list of noteworthy resources from two of the chess world's premier news sites.

Rd.	Chessbase	Chess24
R0	Opening ceremony at the Candidates 2016
R1	Anand the first to score	Round 1 Commentary
R2	Nakamura implodes, Karjakin strikes!	Round 2 Commentary
R3	Aronian beats Topalov	Round 3 Commentary
R4	Super Sergey!	Round 4 Commentary
R5	Fabiano’s Benoni!	Round 5 Commentary
R6	Anand beats Svidler, Aronian wins	Round 6 Commentary
R7	Nakamura beats Topalov	Round 7 Commentary
R8	Caruana is back!	Round 8 Commentary
R9	Anand beats Aronian	Round 9 Commentary
R10	Caruana wins, joins lead	Round 10 Commentary
R11	Vishy Anand, the comeback man!	Round 11 Commentary
R12	Young guns forge ahead!	Round 12 Commentary
R13	It's Karjakin or Caruana!	Round 13 Commentary
R14	Sergey Karjakin is the new Challenger!	Round 14 Commentary Part 1, Part 2
	Candidates closing ceremony revisited

This current post is the last in a series that stretches back more than a month:-

• 2016-03-09: Moscow Candidates - Kickoff
• 2016-03-16: Moscow Candidates - First Week
• 2016-03-23: Moscow Candidates - Second Week
• 2016-03-30: Moscow Candidates - Third Week
• 2016-04-06: Moscow Candidates - My Resources

Finally, here are related posts from my main blog:-

• 2016-03-07: Instructional Videos : the Candidates (video)
• 2016-03-11: Psychedelic Logo?
• 2016-03-15: GM Svidler's Headwear
• 2016-03-17: The Grownup Way
• 2016-03-18: Not-So-Candid Camera (video)
• 2016-03-20: Armenian Candidates
• 2016-03-25: Moscow Candidates Round 4
• 2016-03-28: The Winner and New Challenger
• 2016-03-29: GM Karjakin's Life Story
• 2016-04-05: Weary of Giri Jokes?
• 2016-04-08: Moscow Candidates - Final Round (video)

All in all, the tournament was a great show -- plenty of suspense, drama, off-board antics, and really great chess. Like the rest of the chess world, I'm already looking forward to the World Championship match later this year!