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Game It was the 4th time that Nepomniachtchi wheeled out the Ruy Lopez, and the 3rd time that he chose the Anti Marshall Variation. The result? Carlsen once again proved rock solid and seemingly effortlessly achieved a draw!

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Game 5 saw Nepomniachtchi obtain an edge out of the opening, one that could have been dangerous for Carlsen. However, the World Champion meticulously diffused the advantage and the game eventually petered out to a draw.Game 6 will be played on Friday, following a rest day.

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It's White to play. Can you finish the game like Firouzja?

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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?

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Aronian triumphs at the Blitz!It again came down to Levon Aronian and Arjun Erigaisi, as in the rapids. This time, a playoff ensued. After Arjun missed winning chances in both the blitz playoff games, the match went all the way to the armageddon, where Aronian won with white and emerged as the champion! /Tata Steel Chess India

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JUST IN!At the age of 18 years and 5 months, Alireza Firouzja becomes the youngest player ever to break the 28 rating barrier! In doing so, he leapfrogged Ding Liren and is now the new World #2!Here's his win over Mamedyarov at the that led him to this incredible feat

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In just over 4 the World Championship match between Magnus Carlsen and Ian Nepomniachtchi will take off! As per the drawing of the lots today, Nepomniachtchi will play with the WHITE pieces in game one.The action begins on November 26 at 4:3 UAE time, 6 pm IST, 3:3 Moscow time, 4:3 PT, 1:3 CET.Who are you rooting for!?

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We are under an hour away from the scheduled start of the 2 World Chess Championship!What are your predictions for Game 1!?

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Nepomniachtchi - CarlsenGame 1 of the 2 FIDE World Championship proves to be a fighting draw! Who do you think will be the happier of the two players?

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Carlsen - NepomniachtchiGame 2 had it all. An ambitious opening from Carlsen. A good response from Nepomniachtchi. An exchange sac by Carlsen to stay afloat. Nepo missing his chance to capitalise on the edge. Peace at the end!

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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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After an adventurous outing with 1.d4, Carlsen turned to 1.e4 in Game 4 where he faced a well-prepared Nepomniachtchi in the Petroff. The World Champion was unable to get any advantage and the result was a straightforward draw, keeping the tied at 2-2.Fans, when do you expect the deadlock to be broken!?

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It's been a long wait for the Indian chess fans, but live broadcast of Indian OTB events is finally back after 2 months! It's time for the Tata Steel India Rapid and Blitz! Follow the action

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It's White to play. Can you finish the game like Firouzja?

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Aronian triumphs at the Blitz!It again came down to Levon Aronian and Arjun Erigaisi, as in the rapids. This time, a playoff ensued. After Arjun missed winning chances in both the blitz playoff games, the match went all the way to the armageddon, where Aronian won with white and emerged as the champion! /Tata Steel Chess India

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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?

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JUST IN!At the age of 18 years and 5 months, Alireza Firouzja becomes the youngest player ever to break the 28 rating barrier! In doing so, he leapfrogged Ding Liren and is now the new World #2!Here's his win over Mamedyarov at the that led him to this incredible feat

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In just over 4 the World Championship match between Magnus Carlsen and Ian Nepomniachtchi will take off! As per the drawing of the lots today, Nepomniachtchi will play with the WHITE pieces in game one.The action begins on November 26 at 4:3 UAE time, 6 pm IST, 3:3 Moscow time, 4:3 PT, 1:3 CET.Who are you rooting for!?

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We are under an hour away from the scheduled start of the 2 World Chess Championship!What are your predictions for Game 1!?

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Nepomniachtchi - CarlsenGame 1 of the 2 FIDE World Championship proves to be a fighting draw! Who do you think will be the happier of the two players?

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Carlsen - NepomniachtchiGame 2 had it all. An ambitious opening from Carlsen. A good response from Nepomniachtchi. An exchange sac by Carlsen to stay afloat. Nepo missing his chance to capitalise on the edge. Peace at the end!

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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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85 years ago, the legendary Mikhail Tal was born. Tal became the World Champion at 23, a record for the time. An attacking genius par excellence, his approach to chess shines in his quote There are two types of sacrifices - correct ones and mine! Despite being renowned for his flamboyant chess, Tal recorded a couple of incredible unbeaten streaks in his career. The Magician from Riga went 86 games (47 wins, 39 draws) without a loss in 1972-73. He the

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Anish Giri unleashed a classic exchange sacrifice to win vs Ivan Saric on the top board of the Netherlands - Croatia clash. Have a look!

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It's been a long wait for the Indian chess fans, but live broadcast of Indian OTB events is finally back after 2 months! It's time for the Tata Steel India Rapid and Blitz! Follow the action

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It's White to play. Can you finish the game like Firouzja?

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Aronian triumphs at the Blitz!It again came down to Levon Aronian and Arjun Erigaisi, as in the rapids. This time, a playoff ensued. After Arjun missed winning chances in both the blitz playoff games, the match went all the way to the armageddon, where Aronian won with white and emerged as the champion! /Tata Steel Chess India

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JUST IN!At the age of 18 years and 5 months, Alireza Firouzja becomes the youngest player ever to break the 28 rating barrier! In doing so, he leapfrogged Ding Liren and is now the new World #2!Here's his win over Mamedyarov at the that led him to this incredible feat

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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?

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We are under an hour away from the scheduled start of the 2 World Chess Championship!What are your predictions for Game 1!?

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Nepomniachtchi - CarlsenGame 1 of the 2 FIDE World Championship proves to be a fighting draw! Who do you think will be the happier of the two players?

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In just over 4 the World Championship match between Magnus Carlsen and Ian Nepomniachtchi will take off! As per the drawing of the lots today, Nepomniachtchi will play with the WHITE pieces in game one.The action begins on November 26 at 4:3 UAE time, 6 pm IST, 3:3 Moscow time, 4:3 PT, 1:3 CET.Who are you rooting for!?

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Big congratulations to Alireza Firouzja on a clear victory at the with 8/11! The second place was clinched by Fabiano Caruana (7.5/11). Both Firouzja and Caruana are through to the 2 Candidates!Players ranked 3rd to 8th qualified for the FIDE Grand Prix

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Kudos to Lei Tingjie on an emphatic victory at the Women's ! She scored 9/11, remained unbeaten, and finished an impressive 1.5 points ahead of her nearest competitors! She is through to the next women's Candidates and also the next women's Grand Prix!Along with Lei Tingjie, three other players also qualified to the the women's Grand Prix cycle Elisabeth Paehtz, Zhu Jiner, and Mariya Muzychuk. Congratulations! Mark Livshitz/

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85 years ago, the legendary Mikhail Tal was born. Tal became the World Champion at 23, a record for the time. An attacking genius par excellence, his approach to chess shines in his quote There are two types of sacrifices - correct ones and mine! Despite being renowned for his flamboyant chess, Tal recorded a couple of incredible unbeaten streaks in his career. The Magician from Riga went 86 games (47 wins, 39 draws) without a loss in 1972-73. He the

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Anish Giri unleashed a classic exchange sacrifice to win vs Ivan Saric on the top board of the Netherlands - Croatia clash. Have a look!

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It's been a long wait for the Indian chess fans, but live broadcast of Indian OTB events is finally back after 2 months! It's time for the Tata Steel India Rapid and Blitz! Follow the action

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It's White to play. Can you finish the game like Firouzja?

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JUST IN!At the age of 18 years and 5 months, Alireza Firouzja becomes the youngest player ever to break the 28 rating barrier! In doing so, he leapfrogged Ding Liren and is now the new World #2!Here's his win over Mamedyarov at the that led him to this incredible feat

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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?

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In just over 4 the World Championship match between Magnus Carlsen and Ian Nepomniachtchi will take off! As per the drawing of the lots today, Nepomniachtchi will play with the WHITE pieces in game one.The action begins on November 26 at 4:3 UAE time, 6 pm IST, 3:3 Moscow time, 4:3 PT, 1:3 CET.Who are you rooting for!?

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Aronian triumphs at the Blitz!It again came down to Levon Aronian and Arjun Erigaisi, as in the rapids. This time, a playoff ensued. After Arjun missed winning chances in both the blitz playoff games, the match went all the way to the armageddon, where Aronian won with white and emerged as the champion! /Tata Steel Chess India

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A game that made Caruana one of the co-leaders. A game that has thrown the tournament wide open! Check out Caruana's brilliant victory over Firouzja from Round 9 of the With 2 rounds to go, Firouzja, Caruana, and Howell jointly lead with 6.5/9. Ten (!) more players are close on their heels with 6/9

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She went into Round 1 the back of four straight wins and a whooping two-point lead over her closest competitors. A draw then in R1 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/

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Big congratulations to Alireza Firouzja on a clear victory at the with 8/11! The second place was clinched by Fabiano Caruana (7.5/11). Both Firouzja and Caruana are through to the 2 Candidates!Players ranked 3rd to 8th qualified for the FIDE Grand Prix

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Kudos to Lei Tingjie on an emphatic victory at the Women's ! She scored 9/11, remained unbeaten, and finished an impressive 1.5 points ahead of her nearest competitors! She is through to the next women's Candidates and also the next women's Grand Prix!Along with Lei Tingjie, three other players also qualified to the the women's Grand Prix cycle Elisabeth Paehtz, Zhu Jiner, and Mariya Muzychuk. Congratulations! Mark Livshitz/

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Anish Giri unleashed a classic exchange sacrifice to win vs Ivan Saric on the top board of the Netherlands - Croatia clash. Have a look!

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85 years ago, the legendary Mikhail Tal was born. Tal became the World Champion at 23, a record for the time. An attacking genius par excellence, his approach to chess shines in his quote There are two types of sacrifices - correct ones and mine! Despite being renowned for his flamboyant chess, Tal recorded a couple of incredible unbeaten streaks in his career. The Magician from Riga went 86 games (47 wins, 39 draws) without a loss in 1972-73. He the

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It's been a long wait for the Indian chess fans, but live broadcast of Indian OTB events is finally back after 2 months! It's time for the Tata Steel India Rapid and Blitz! Follow the action

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