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Posted - 3 years 2 months ago
The 2 will be decided in the 13th and final round after Giri failed to convert a winning position vs Firouzja's tenacious defence!Giri - 8 pts Firouzja, Caruana, van Foreest - 7.5 pts eachEsipenko - 7 ptsWho do you think will triumph?
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Posted - 3 years 2 months ago
Happy Birthday to the living legend, the one and only Boris Spassky! He turns 84 today.Famous for his universal playing style and superb handling of the initiative, Spassky was the World Champion for 3 years. He was also the youngest player (18) to attain the GM title back in 1955!On this occasion, we revisit his masterpiece against Gilles Andruet from 1988. Can you find the brilliant finish that Spassky unleashed with black?
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The 2 will be decided in the 13th and final round after Giri failed to convert a winning position vs Firouzja's tenacious defence!Giri - 8 pts Firouzja, Caruana, van Foreest - 7.5 pts eachEsipenko - 7 ptsWho do you think will triumph?
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The 2 will be decided in the 13th and final round after Giri failed to convert a winning position vs Firouzja's tenacious defence!Giri - 8 pts Firouzja, Caruana, van Foreest - 7.5 pts eachEsipenko - 7 pts
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Posted - 3 years 2 months ago
The 2 will be decided in the 13th and final round after Giri failed to convert a winning position vs Firouzja's tenacious defence!Giri - 8 pts Firouzja, Caruana, van Foreest - 7.5 pts eachEsipenko - 7 pts
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Posted - 3 years 2 months ago
The 2 will be decided in the 13th and final round after Giri failed to convert a winning position vs Firouzja's tenacious defence!Giri - 8 pts Firouzja, Caruana, van Foreest - 7.5 pts eachEsipenko - 7 pts
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The 2 will be decided in the 13th and final round after Giri failed to convert a winning position vs Firouzja's tenacious defence!Giri - 8 pts Firouzja, Caruana, van Foreest - 7.5 pts eachEsipenko - 7 pts
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Posted - 3 years 2 months ago
On the inside PanicOn the outside Zen
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On the inside PanicOn the outside Zen
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On the inside PanicOn the outside Zen
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Posted - 3 years 2 months ago
WHAT. A. GAME! Fabiano Caruana scores a sparkling win from the Black side of a King's Indian to overcome Radoslaw Wojtaszek!
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Posted - 3 years 2 months ago
The action from is back after the day rest day and we have as many as four Sicilians today!
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The action from is back after the day rest day and we have as many as four Sicilians today!
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The action from is back after the day rest day and we have as many as four Sicilians today!
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The action from is back after the day rest day and we have as many as four Sicilians today!
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Posted - 3 years 3 months ago
BREAKING. 18-year-old Andrey Esipenko creates a major upset with a victory over Magnus Carlsen in Round 8 of the !Can Carlsen stage a stellar comeback to win the event - what do you think?
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Posted - 3 years 3 months ago
BREAKING. 18-year-old Andrey Esipenko creates a major upset with a victory over Magnus Carlsen in Round 8 of the !Can Carlsen stage a stellar comeback to win the event - what do you think?
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Posted - 3 years 3 months ago
BREAKING. 18-year-old Andrey Esipenko creates a major upset with a victory over Magnus Carlsen in Round 8 of the !Can Carlsen stage a stellar comeback to win the event - what do you think?
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Posted - 3 years 3 months ago
BREAKING. 18-year-old Andrey Esipenko creates a major upset with a victory over Magnus Carlsen in Round 8 of the !Can Carlsen stage a stellar comeback to win the event - what do you think?
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Posted - 3 years 3 months ago
BREAKING. 18-year-old Andrey Esipenko creates a major upset with a victory over Magnus Carlsen in Round 8 of the !Can Carlsen stage a stellar comeback to win the event - what do you think?
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Posted - 3 years 3 months ago
BREAKING. 18-year-old Andrey Esipenko creates a major upset with a victory over Magnus Carlsen in Round 8 of the !Can Carlsen stage a stellar comeback to win the event - what do you think?
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Posted - 3 years 3 months ago
Anish Giri's all-important victory over Grandelius has completely changed the look of the leaderboard! With more than half the event behind us, we have as many as 4 players in joint lead - Giri, van Foreest, Firouzja, and Caruana! Jurriaan Hoefsmit/Tata Steel Chess 2
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Anish Giri's all-important victory over Grandelius has completely changed the look of the leaderboard! With more than half the event behind us, we have as many as 4 players in joint lead - Giri, van Foreest, Firouzja, and Caruana! Jurriaan Hoefsmit/Tata Steel Chess 2
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Anish Giri's all-important victory over Grandelius has completely changed the look of the leaderboard! With more than half the event behind us, we have as many as 4 players in joint lead - Giri, van Foreest, Firouzja, and Caruana! Jurriaan Hoefsmit/Tata Steel Chess 2
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Anish Giri's all-important victory over Grandelius has completely changed the look of the leaderboard! With more than half the event behind us, we have as many as 4 players in joint lead - Giri, van Foreest, Firouzja, and Caruana! Jurriaan Hoefsmit/Tata Steel Chess 2
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Posted - 3 years 3 months ago
Anish Giri's all-important victory over Grandelius has completely changed the look of the leaderboard! With more than half the event behind us, we have as many as 4 players in joint lead - Giri, van Foreest, Firouzja, and Caruana! Jurriaan Hoefsmit/Tata Steel Chess 2
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Posted - 3 years 3 months ago
Anish Giri's all-important victory over Grandelius has completely changed the look of the leaderboard! With more than half the event behind us, we have as many as 4 players in joint lead - Giri, van Foreest, Firouzja, and Caruana! Jurriaan Hoefsmit/Tata Steel Chess 2
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Anish Giri's all-important victory over Grandelius has completely changed the look of the leaderboard! With more than half the event behind us, we have as many as 4 players in joint lead - Giri, van Foreest, Firouzja, and Caruana! Jurriaan Hoefsmit/Tata Steel Chess 2
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Posted - 3 years 3 months ago
Remembering GM Lubomir Kavalek (1943 - 2021) with one of his finest creations on the chess board - an absolutely phenomenal game against Eduard Gufeld played at the 1962 Student Olympiad. Have a look at the avalanche of pawns!
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Posted - 3 years 3 months ago
Rest in peace, GM Lubomir Kavalek. The Czech-American legend was a former top 10 player who also donned many other hats - coach, writer, organizer, commentator. He seconded Bobby Fischer in the latter half of the 1972 World Championship match and also helped Nigel Short during his ascent towards the 1993 World Championship. His chess columns in the Washington Post and Huffington Post were very well received.
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Posted - 3 years 3 months ago
The first decisive result of 2 comes in the central battle of the day - it's Magnus Carlsen who emerges victorious against Alireza Firoujza!Here's the finish
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Posted - 3 years 3 months ago
"And why am I here?"
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The first decisive result of 2 comes in the central battle of the day - it's Magnus Carlsen who emerges victorious against Alireza Firoujza!Here's the finish
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"And why am I here?"
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The first decisive result of 2 comes in the central battle of the day - it's Magnus Carlsen who emerges victorious against Alireza Firoujza!Here's the finish
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The first decisive result of 2 comes in the central battle of the day - it's Magnus Carlsen who emerges victorious against Alireza Firoujza!Here's the finish
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The first decisive result of 2 comes in the central battle of the day - it's Magnus Carlsen who emerges victorious against Alireza Firoujza!Here's the finish
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The first decisive result of 2 comes in the central battle of the day - it's Magnus Carlsen who emerges victorious against Alireza Firoujza!Here's the finish
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The first decisive result of 2 comes in the central battle of the day - it's Magnus Carlsen who emerges victorious against Alireza Firoujza!Here's the finish
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The first decisive result of 2 comes in the central battle of the day - it's Magnus Carlsen who emerges victorious against Alireza Firoujza!Here's the finish
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The first decisive result of 2 comes in the central battle of the day - it's Magnus Carlsen who emerges victorious against Alireza Firoujza!Here's the finish
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The first decisive result of 2 comes in the central battle of the day - it's Magnus Carlsen who emerges victorious against Alireza Firoujza!Here's the finish
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The first decisive result of 2 comes in the central battle of the day - it's Magnus Carlsen who emerges victorious against Alireza Firoujza!Here's the finish
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The first decisive result of 2 comes in the central battle of the day - it's Magnus Carlsen who emerges victorious against Alireza Firoujza!Here's the finish
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Posted - 3 years 3 months ago
This position may seem like a composition but it occurred in an actual game! Only one move wins for white, which one is it? Link
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Posted - 3 years 3 months ago
Former World Championship Challenger Youngest player ever to become a Grandmaster Nicknamed the Minister of DefenseJoin us in wishing the fabulous Sergey Karjakin a very happy 31st birthday!
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Posted - 3 years 3 months ago
The first-ever World Chess Championship began in 1886.The match started off with a Steinitz win, but Zukertort hit back with 4 successive victories. In the next 15 games though, Steinitz piled up a 9-1 score to become the first official World Chess Champion!
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Posted - 3 years 3 months ago
The first-ever World Chess Championship began in 1886.The match started off with a Steinitz win, but Zukertort hit back with 4 successive victories. In the next 15 games though, Steinitz piled up a 9-1 score to become the first official World Chess Champion!
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The first-ever World Chess Championship began in 1886.The match started off with a Steinitz win, but Zukertort hit back with 4 successive victories. In the next 15 games though, Steinitz piled up a 9-1 score to become the first official World Chess Champion!
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