FIDE Grand Prix Standings, Post Zug

The 3rd round (of 6) in the FIDE Grand Prix series concluded today, with Vaselin Topalov a clear winner with 8/11, a full point and a half ahead of clear 2nd place finisher, Hikaru Nakamura. This is probably Topalov's best result since San Luis in 2005.

Standings are a bit complicated, as each player can participate in four tournaments, but only their best three finishes count. So, I'll add a couple columns to this table to indicate maximum and minimum possible scores.

The top two overall finishers qualify for the Candidates Tournament in 2014, along with the loser of the Carlsen/Anand match, top three finishers from the 2013 World Cup, and the top two rated players in the world that haven't otherwise qualified.

Place	Name	Rating	London	Tashkent	Zug	Madrid	Berlin	Paris	Total	Min	Max
1	Topalov	2752	140	-	170	x	x	-	310	320	510
2	Mamedyarov	2729	140	80	20	-	x	-	240	240	410
3	Morozevich	2770	x	140	75	x	x	-	215	225	480
4	Hao	2726	70	140	-	-	x	x	210	220	480
5	Karjakin	2785	-	140	50	-	x	x	190	200	480
6	Leko	2737	80	80	80	-	x	-	180	180	330
6	Caruana	2773	-	80	100	x	-	x	180	190	440
8	Gelfand	2738	140	30	-	-	x	x	170	180	480
9	Nakamura	2778	15	-	140	x	-	x	155	165	480
10	Ponomariov	2734	-	50	100	x	-	x	150	160	440
11	Kasimdjanov	2684	35	80	20	x	-	-	135	135	285
12	Grischuk	2763	90	-	-	x	x	x	90	110	510
13	Kamsky	2746	x	10	75	x	x	-	85	95	415
14	Giri	2711	15	-	50	-	x	x	65	75	390
15	Adams	2722	55	-	-	-	-	-	55	55	55
15	Ivanchuk	2769	55	-	-	x	x	x	55	75	510
15	Dominguez	2725	35	20	-	x	-	x	55	65	375
18	Svidler	2749	-	50	-	x	-	x	50	70	390
19	Radjabov	2788	-	-	20	x	x	x	20	40	510

Notes:

• Adams substituted for Svidler in London, and is unlikely to play for the remainder of the Grand Prix.
• Ratings are from the December, 2012 list right before London.
• '-' means the player either didn't play, or isn't scheduled to play, in that event.
• 'x' means the player is scheduled to play in that event.
• Min score is what that player would have if they finished solely in last place in all remaining GPs.
• Max score is what that player would have if they finished solely in first place in all remaining GPs.