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Posted - 4 years 2 months ago
We are back with yet another quiz! Can you name this legendary Soviet Grandmaster?
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Posted - 4 years 2 months ago
Van Foreest 2522 1-0 Bettalli 2208 A nice finish from the final round of the Cattolica Open. It's White to move! Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 years 2 months ago
Practise your calculation! It's White to move - can you work out the sequence that helped White obtain a completely winning position? Freebie Link
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Perhaps the most emphatic performance since we got back to over-the-board chess!? GM Noel Studer amassed a dominant 8/9 at the Cattolica Open, winning 7 games and drawing 2. In doing so, he finished a staggering 1.5 points ahead of his nearest rivals! What a performance! ( Barbara Hund)
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Posted - 4 years 2 months ago
Good news coming your way! FIDE has announced the resumption of the Candidates Tournament from the 1st of November onwards! Read more Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 years 2 months ago
This is a famous photo from the pages of chess history. The kid giving the simultaneous exhibition went on to become a top chess player. Can you guess who is he!? Kadel & Herbert/The New York Times
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Posted - 4 years 2 months ago
A collection of quick tactics from recent games! All of them are White to move. In how much time can you solve all four!?
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Posted - 4 years 2 months ago
Tommy Grooten (1897) is 1st with 7.5/9 points.
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Posted - 4 years 2 months ago
GM Noel Studer has absolutely been on fire at the Cattolica Festival. After 6 rounds of play, he is in sole lead with 6/6, a massive 1.5 points ahead of his nearest competitor! Here's a position from his R6 game against GM David Alberto. It's Black to move! Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 years 2 months ago
Especially if it's a crucial game!
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Posted - 4 years 2 months ago
CHOOSE THE BEST MOVE! After a complex game, the last few moves have tilted the game in Black's favour. However, here's a crossroad that Black needs to overcome - what is his best move in this position? a) Ka8... b) Kb8 c) f1=Q Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 years 2 months ago
The famous Amber tournaments were held for 20 years straight and only 1 player featured in each and every edition. Can you guess who is he?
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Posted - 4 years 2 months ago
The 21st and final game of the Fischer-Spassky WCH started on this day in 1972! Follow the game live with annotations on and relive the finale to this historic match! While at it, also check out the previous games - all of them annotated! Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 years 2 months ago
We posted this image yesterday as a preview for the finals. Little did we know that we would be reposting it today! FIDE declares India & Russia as joint winners of the first-ever Online ! Freebie Link ... Freebie Link
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We posted this image yesterday as a preview for the finals. Little did we know that we would be reposting it today! FIDE declares India & Russia as joint winners of the first-ever Online ! Freebie Link ... Freebie Link
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We posted this image yesterday as a preview for the finals. Little did we know that we would be reposting it today! FIDE declares India & Russia as joint winners of the first-ever Online ! Freebie Link ... Freebie Link
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We posted this image yesterday as a preview for the finals. Little did we know that we would be reposting it today! FIDE declares India & Russia as joint winners of the first-ever Online ! Freebie Link ... Freebie Link
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We posted this image yesterday as a preview for the finals. Little did we know that we would be reposting it today! FIDE declares India & Russia as joint winners of the first-ever Online ! Freebie Link ... Freebie Link
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We posted this image yesterday as a preview for the finals. Little did we know that we would be reposting it today! FIDE declares India & Russia as joint winners of the first-ever Online ! Freebie Link ... Freebie Link
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We posted this image yesterday as a preview for the finals. Little did we know that we would be reposting it today! FIDE declares India & Russia as joint winners of the first-ever Online ! Freebie Link ... Freebie Link
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We posted this image yesterday as a preview for the finals. Little did we know that we would be reposting it today! FIDE declares India & Russia as joint winners of the first-ever Online ! Freebie Link ... Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 years 2 months ago
A close first match results in all 6 games finishing in a draw - who would have thought! Nepo played an exotic Rook sacrifice, Humpy missed out on a win, and in the end a 3-3 draw was the final result. Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 years 2 months ago
It's going to be massive! Come 30th August, India and Russia will clash in the finals of the inaugural FIDE Online - Action commences at 2 pm Moscow Time/4:30 pm IST! Freebie Link ... Freebie Link
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It's going to be massive! Come 30th August, India and Russia will clash in the finals of the inaugural FIDE Online - Action commences at 2 pm Moscow Time/4:30 pm IST! Freebie Link ... Freebie Link
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It's going to be massive! Come 30th August, India and Russia will clash in the finals of the inaugural FIDE Online - Action commences at 2 pm Moscow Time/4:30 pm IST! Freebie Link ... Freebie Link
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It's going to be massive! Come 30th August, India and Russia will clash in the finals of the inaugural FIDE Online - Action commences at 2 pm Moscow Time/4:30 pm IST! Freebie Link ... Freebie Link
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It's going to be massive! Come 30th August, India and Russia will clash in the finals of the inaugural FIDE Online - Action commences at 2 pm Moscow Time/4:30 pm IST! Freebie Link ... Freebie Link
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It's going to be massive! Come 30th August, India and Russia will clash in the finals of the inaugural FIDE Online - Action commences at 2 pm Moscow Time/4:30 pm IST! Freebie Link ... Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 years 2 months ago
An energetic finish from GM Ferenc Berkes's victory over IM Viktor Gazik from the Skalica Masters. Check out those sacrifices! First Rxd6 and then Bxb4!
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Posted - 4 years 2 months ago
Remembering the legendary German GM Wolfgang Uhlmann who breathed his last on August 24th, aged 85. A former World Championship Candidate and a top player for many years, Uhlmann was a renowned expert on the French Defence and ventured this opening fearlessly even against top-notch opposition. He played his last rated games as recently as March 2019 at the age of 84. (Photo Rob Mieremet/Anefo)
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Posted - 4 years 2 months ago
Black has just played ...Be7. How should White respond? Choose the correct move between (a) Rxa5 (b) Qe2 ... Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 years 2 months ago
Another checkmating finish from the Skalica Masters. It's White to move and mate in five! Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 years 3 months ago
At some point, we all have landed straight into opponent's opening preparation, eventually suffering a terrible loss!
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Posted - 4 years 3 months ago
Dusan Schwarz 0-1 Ivan Saric A cute finish from R1 of the Skalica Masters. It's black to play and mate in three! Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 years 3 months ago
White to play! From Round 1 of the Icelandic Championship. GM Thorhallsson's last move with Black was ...Bd4. Can you find how FM Ragnarsson responded to kickstart his campaign on a high? Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 years 3 months ago
Only one player has won the World Junior Open Championship twice! Who do you think holds this unique record?
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Posted - 4 years 3 months ago
A legendary top chess player who had a huge impact on the rise of chess in his country. Who is he?
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Posted - 4 years 3 months ago
Black has just grabbed the pawn on e4, but a bunch of captures abound in the position. Can you find how Polina Shuvalova, the reigning World U18 Girls and U20 Girls Champion, struck a decisive blow with White? ... Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 years 3 months ago
Kudos to Hikaru Nakamura on a brilliant performance! He may have finished as the runner-up of the Magnus Carlsen Chess Tour, but he showed some incredible skills and only missed out on the title by the tiniest of margins. What a player! ( Lennart Ootes/FIDE)
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Posted - 4 years 3 months ago
Congratulations to Magnus Carlsen on winning the 2020 Magnus Carlsen Chess Tour! It went all the way down to the wire in this battle between 2 remarkable gladiators, but the World Champion edged out Hikaru Nakamura by the narrowest of margins! Congratulations to the duo on producing a magnificent spectacle of high-quality chess! The event and the entire tour was played on Chess24.... ( FIDE)
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Posted - 4 years 3 months ago
Carlsen sets up an impregnable fortress and defends the black side in the Armageddon - he is the Magnus Carlsen Chess Tour Champion!! Congratulations to Carlsen and kudos to Nakamura on an incredible fight! What a match! Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 years 3 months ago
Drama, drama, drama! Magnus wins on demand and the winner of the Magnus Carlsen Chess Tour will now be decided in an Armageddon game! Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 years 3 months ago
And Nakamura wins Game 5! Carlsen blundered a pawn right after the opening and Naka gave him no chance to get back into the game. The American star is just one draw away from the Tour title while Carlsen requires a win on demand to stay afloat... on to Game 6! ... Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 years 3 months ago
Magnus Carlsen leads his fightback with a bang! In a highly interesting first game of the day, Magnus's Bishops reign supreme and lead him to a crucial full point!
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Posted - 4 years 3 months ago
The great Emanuel Lasker once said When you see a good move, look for a better one! Here's a simple example Black is able to win a pawn after ...Nxe4, but can he play something even better? Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 years 3 months ago
The legendary Mikhail Botvinnik was born in 1911. Nicknamed as 'The Patriarch', Botvinnik held the World Champion's title for an impressive 13 years! The position below is from one of his games played in the 1948 World Championship - Botvinnik is white against Keres. How can White bring home the full point? ( Harry Pot/ANEFO)
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Posted - 4 years 3 months ago
It's well-known that Emanuel Lasker holds the record for being the longest reigning World Chess Champion - he held the title for 27 years! But do you know who holds the record when it comes to the Women's World title?
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Posted - 4 years 3 months ago
Hikaru Nakamura clinches Day 1 of the Finals! A win in game 2 and three draws in the rest give him a 1-0 lead in the match! Here's the decisive game. From being better for Magnus to having even chances for both sides to winning for Nakamura... this game had it all! Freebie Link
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Posted - 4 years 3 months ago
Wise words by the genius himself - the legendary Paul Morphy!
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Posted - 4 years 3 months ago
From the Slovak Open. White has a great position, what's the most incisive way for White to continue? Freebie Link
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