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Posted - 3 months 1 Week ago
TWO-POINT LEAD!
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Posted - 3 months 1 Week ago
Magnus Carlsen kicks off his 2022 in style by winning the Masters! A superb penultimate round victory over Fabiano Caruana led the World Champion to his 8th (!) Tata Steel Masters title Jurriaan Hoefsmit/ Freebie Link
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Arjun Erigaisi dominates the Challengers by winning the event with a round to spare! He took an unassailable lead after making a draw against Nguyen Thai Dai Van in the penultimate round. With this victory, Arjun has sealed his spot in the Masters section of the 2023 Tata Steel Chess tournament! Freebie Link / Freebie Link
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What a game! Magnus Carlsen displayed a fantastic understanding of the resulting imbalance and marched away to a victory over Fabiano Caruana, thus emerging as the 2022 Masters champion!
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Posted - 3 months 1 Week ago
A very happy birthday to the current Women's World Champion Ju Wenjun. She has won the Women's World Championship 3 times. Ju Wenjun is one of only 6 women to have crossed the 2600 ELO mark. Andreas Kontokanis / Wikipedia
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*It really do be like that*
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Catch Magnus Carlsen in action against IM Ostmoe Geir in Norwegian Eliteserien today. Carlsen opted for 3.d3 in the Caro-Kann.Carlsen 2865 * Ostmoe 2469 Freebie Link
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Posted - 3 months 1 Week ago
Oldest Grandmaster Alive Has a Variation in the King's Indian Defense named after him Author of multiple endgame booksHappy Birthday to Yuri Averbakh!
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On the occasion of Yuri Averbakh's , we present you one of his best games. It is the Averbakh variation of the King's Indian Defense.
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Today marks the Birth Anniversary of 7 times Former Women's Menchik Vera. She only lost one game in those 7 World Title matches and kept her title for 17 years before her death in 1944.The picture is of a stamp of Yugoslavia displaying her! M. KALEZIC
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T(w)oday is 22.02.2022. So here is a white to play and mate in 2 to celebrate the !
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Posted - 3 months 1 Week ago
On the occasion of 28th of Former Hou Yifan, here is a combination from her game. Black to Play.Rafael Vaganian 0-1 Yifan Hou, Biel, 2017
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On the occasion of the Birth Anniversary of Former World Champion Robert James Fischer, we present you a position.The sequel of moves led to the creation of Black To Play.
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The 2nd leg of was won by Richard Rapport. He beat Dmitry Andreikin 1.5-0.5 in the finals. In total, Richard played 10 classical games including both pool stages and playoffs, scoring a phenomenal 6/8 (!) after the first 2 draws. Mark Livshitz /@theworldchess
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Posted - 3 months 3 Weeks ago
GM Zhu Jiner finished her Round 8 game at the Challengers with a flair! Black to play - how would you continue? Freebie Link
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Posted - 3 months 3 Weeks ago
A very happy birthday to the current Women's World Champion Ju Wenjun. She has won the Women's World Championship 3 times. Ju Wenjun is one of only 6 women to have crossed the 2600 ELO mark. Andreas Kontokanis / Wikipedia
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T(w)oday is 22.02.2022. So here is a white to play and mate in 2 to celebrate the !
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In a tense position, Mamedov's ...Nb4 instantly tipped the scales in Mamedyarov's favour. Can you find the winning continuation for White? Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 months 4 Weeks ago
GM Zhu Jiner finished her Round 8 game at the Challengers with a flair! Black to play - how would you continue? Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 months 4 Weeks ago
A very happy birthday to the current Women's World Champion Ju Wenjun. She has won the Women's World Championship 3 times. Ju Wenjun is one of only 6 women to have crossed the 2600 ELO mark. Andreas Kontokanis / Wikipedia
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Posted - 4 months 4 Weeks ago
T(w)oday is 22.02.2022. So here is a white to play and mate in 2 to celebrate the !
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Posted - 5 months 2 Weeks ago
She went into Round 10 on the back of four straight wins and a whooping two-point lead over her closest competitors. A draw then in R10 vs Mariya Muzychuk was sufficient for her to win the Women's with a round to spare, thus qualifying for the Candidates. Congratulations Lei Tingjie! Anna Shtourman/ Freebie Link
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Posted - 5 months 2 Weeks ago
It's White to play. Can you finish the game like Firouzja? Freebie Link
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Put yourself in black's shoes! Can you find why pawn a5, which was black's next move in the game, doesn't work? Freebie Link
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Posted - 5 months 2 Weeks ago
Nepomniachtchi - CarlsenGame 1 of the 2021 FIDE World Championship proves to be a fighting draw! Who do you think will be the happier of the two players? Freebie Link
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Game : A third draw!A confident defensive effort from Carlsen meant that Nepomniachtchi couldn't make much out of the White pieces, giving Carlsen his desired result with Black. Can Carlsen extend the momentum to his next game with the White pieces - what do you think?
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Current World Champion in all three formats Highest ever rated player (2882) in chess history World #1 consecutively now for 10+ years Youngest ever player (age 19) to become the World #1 Unbeaten streak of 125 games in the period 2018-20 :
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He does it yet again!The World Champion kept probing and posing problems throughout the endgame, eventually squeezing water from the stone in the LONGEST game (136 moves) in all unified World Chess Championships!Advantage Carlsen 3.5 - 2.5 :
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Posted - 5 months 2 Weeks ago
SECOND WIN FOR CARLSEN!In a position where the World Champion was already pressing, Nepomniachtchi's 21...b5 made the position even worse for black. From that point on, there was simply no stopping Carlsen as he raced away to a two-point lead! Freebie Link
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He does it yet again! Magnus Carlsen wins his fifth World Chess Championship with a victory in game 11 of the !The final scoreline was 7.5 - 3.5 as Carlsen won 4, drew 7, and lost none in what was a dominant performance by the defending champion.
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Posted - 5 months 2 Weeks ago
Viswanathan Anand has had a truly illustrious career, one where he has firmly established himself as one of the G.O.A.T.s while also inspiring an entire nation of more than a billion people to take up chess. The great man turns 52 today and is still shining on the chessboard. Happy Birthday, Vishy! Wolfgang Jekel/Wikipedia:
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Posted - 5 months 2 Weeks ago
The man. The trophy. The wreath.
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The game Lagarde vs Mosadeghpour from the recent BICA Pawn Open resulted in a brisk 16 move win for the Iranian GM. The last move of the game was 16...b5, upon which White resigned. Can you find the quickest route to victory had White continued 17.Qa5? Freebie Link
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Posted - 5 months 2 Weeks ago
In a tense position, Mamedov's ...Nb4 instantly tipped the scales in Mamedyarov's favour. Can you find the winning continuation for White? Freebie Link
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Posted - 5 months 2 Weeks ago
GM Zhu Jiner finished her Round 8 game at the Challengers with a flair! Black to play - how would you continue? Freebie Link
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Posted - 5 months 2 Weeks ago
A very happy birthday to the current Women's World Champion Ju Wenjun. She has won the Women's World Championship 3 times. Ju Wenjun is one of only 6 women to have crossed the 2600 ELO mark. Andreas Kontokanis / Wikipedia
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T(w)oday is 22.02.2022. So here is a white to play and mate in 2 to celebrate the !
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Posted - 5 months 3 Weeks ago
GM Zhu Jiner finished her Round 8 game at the Challengers with a flair! Black to play - how would you continue? Freebie Link
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Posted - 5 months 3 Weeks ago
A very happy birthday to the current Women's World Champion Ju Wenjun. She has won the Women's World Championship 3 times. Ju Wenjun is one of only 6 women to have crossed the 2600 ELO mark. Andreas Kontokanis / Wikipedia
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Posted - 6 months 1 Week ago
GM Zhu Jiner finished her Round 8 game at the Challengers with a flair! Black to play - how would you continue? Freebie Link
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Posted - 6 months 1 Week ago
A very happy birthday to the current Women's World Champion Ju Wenjun. She has won the Women's World Championship 3 times. Ju Wenjun is one of only 6 women to have crossed the 2600 ELO mark. Andreas Kontokanis / Wikipedia
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Posted - 6 months 1 Week ago
T(w)oday is 22.02.2022. So here is a white to play and mate in 2 to celebrate the !
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Posted - 6 months 1 Week ago
She went into Round 10 on the back of four straight wins and a whooping two-point lead over her closest competitors. A draw then in R10 vs Mariya Muzychuk was sufficient for her to win the Women's with a round to spare, thus qualifying for the Candidates. Congratulations Lei Tingjie! Anna Shtourman/ Freebie Link
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Posted - 6 months 1 Week ago
It's White to play. Can you finish the game like Firouzja? Freebie Link
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Put yourself in black's shoes! Can you find why pawn a5, which was black's next move in the game, doesn't work? Freebie Link
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Posted - 6 months 1 Week ago
Nepomniachtchi - CarlsenGame 1 of the 2021 FIDE World Championship proves to be a fighting draw! Who do you think will be the happier of the two players? Freebie Link
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Posted - 6 months 1 Week ago
Game : A third draw!A confident defensive effort from Carlsen meant that Nepomniachtchi couldn't make much out of the White pieces, giving Carlsen his desired result with Black. Can Carlsen extend the momentum to his next game with the White pieces - what do you think?
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Posted - 6 months 1 Week ago
SECOND WIN FOR CARLSEN!In a position where the World Champion was already pressing, Nepomniachtchi's 21...b5 made the position even worse for black. From that point on, there was simply no stopping Carlsen as he raced away to a two-point lead! Freebie Link
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Posted - 6 months 1 Week ago
He does it yet again! Magnus Carlsen wins his fifth World Chess Championship with a victory in game 11 of the !The final scoreline was 7.5 - 3.5 as Carlsen won 4, drew 7, and lost none in what was a dominant performance by the defending champion.
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Posted - 6 months 1 Week ago
The man. The trophy. The wreath.
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