2011 FIDE World Cup

Oh yeah - here's what some of the dudes did:

My man, Morozevich, offered Grischuk a draw in Game 2, accepted with some shock on Grischuk's part, and he's out of the World Cup.  Oh Moro!  Hey, I totally understand.  You play chess like I wish I could, sigh.

The last U.S. player standing, Gata Kamsky, is going to tie-breaks, along with a hell of a lot of other top players.  Holy Hathor!

Round 3 Match 02
Ivanchuk, Vassily (UKR)	0	1								1
Sutovsky, Emil (ISR)	1	0								1
Round 3 Match 03
Zherebukh, Yaroslav (UKR)	½	½								1
Mamedyarov, Shakhriyar (AZE)	½	½								1
Round 3 Match 04
Ponomariov, Ruslan (UKR)	½	½								1
Efimenko, Zahar (UKR)	½	½								1

Round 3 Match 08
Kamsky, Gata (USA)	1	0								1
Nepomniachtchi, Ian (RUS)	0	1								1
Round 3 Match 09
Caruana, Fabiano (ITA)	½	½								1
Svidler, Peter (RUS)	½	½								1

Round 3 Match 11
Potkin, Vladimir (RUS)	½	½								1
Vitiugov, Nikita (RUS)	½	½								1
Round 3 Match 12
Parligras, Mircea-Emilian (ROU)	½	½								1
Nielsen, Peter Heine (DEN)	½	½								1
Round 3 Match 13
Le, Quang Liem (VIE)	½	½								1
Bruzon Batista, Lazaro (CUB)	½	½								1
Round 3 Match 14
Navara, David (CZE)	½	½								1
Moiseenko, Alexander (UKR)	½	½								1

Round 3 Match 16
Dominguez Perez, Leinier (CUB)	1	0								1
Lysyj, Igor (RUS)	0	1								1

So, 20 players are going into tie-breaks tomorrow.  Eek!  Quick, somebody, what the hell is Kamsky's record in rapid chess and faster play-offs?  What is Nepomniachtchi's record? 

Of the 16 pairs going into today's game, only 6 had clear results to advance to Round 4, including the last woman standing, GM Judit Polgar.  GO JUDIT!