Six rounds left behind of the World Under 16 Chess Olympiad, which started on 24th of October in Kartepe Green Park Hotel. There was a tough test for the favorites Armenia and Azerbaijan at table number one. In the clash of two masters at first board ended with draw after 64 moves. It was not enough to gain the material advantage for GM Nijat Abasov to win against his opponent IM Karen Grigoryan. The match resulted in 2,5-1,5 score on behalf of Azerbaijan. Armenia took the leading position right from the second round and continues to place at the top with 17,5 points after sixth round. On the other hand Russia has reached 17 points with the help of two wins and one draw against Georgia. They are still in the second, half a point behind the leading team. At the third board, 4-0 whitewash of Iran against Czech Republic was one of the brightest scores of the sixth round. This clear score helps Iran to place third with 16 points. Still it seems difficult to make predictions about first three seeds in the final. Tomorrow will be the free day of the tournament. Players and trainers will let of their steam with activities held by organisation team. In addition to this they will have more chance to get well-prepared against their opponents on Saturday.  Here is the photo report of the day;