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Posted - 4 years 10 months ago
Stunning scenes in Firoujza-Carlsen as the former loses on time in an opposite-colored bishop ending where he was as many as 3 pawns ahead! The chief arbiter has awarded the point to Carlsen as according to the rules, a theoretical mate is still possible. Meanwhile, Firouzja has appealed and the reason for the same is unclear, with different sources citing different reasons for the claim. UPDATE The appeal has been turned down and Magnus Carlsen gets the point.
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Vitaly Kunin (GER) is 1st with 6 points. Congrats!
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Nothing short of a thumping win by Magnus Carlsen over Vladimir Kramnik in round 18 of the World Blitz. Look how quickly a harmless-looking position suddenly results in a deadly attack!
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Giovanni Siclari (ITA) is 1st with 5.5 points. Congrats!
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In a tense position, Shakh played his Queen to d5 and ran into a fine finish. Can you find it? ... Freebie Link
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Ashvin K Makwana (IND) is 1st with 8 points. Congrats!
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Friso Nijboer (NED) is 1st with 3.5 points. Congrats!
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Magnus Carlsen suffers his first loss of the 2019 World on the fourth day of the combined event, which equals to the 22nd game overall. Talk about going 21 games unbeaten in fast time controls Freebie Link
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16-year-old Firouzja Alireza beats none other than the top seed and the world's highest rated blitz player Hikaru Nakamura in the 3rd round of the World Blitz! Freebie Link
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The World Blitz will kick off very soon with the giants of blitz chess Nakamura and Carlsen starting as the top two seeds. However, all eyes would be on a 'certain retired legend' who is surprisingly competing at the event. His name is right here in this picture!
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Posted - 4 years 10 months ago
These words by Magnus Carlsen perfectly demonstrate how relentless his approach is! "I may play football tonight. But for me the job is only half done! There is no time to rest on the laurels. So if I do play football, it will only be because I find it to be a good way to unwind before the World Blitz."
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Magnus Carlsen (NOR) is 1st with 11.5 points. Congrats!
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And Koneru Humpy is the new World Women's Rapid Chess Champion! It went all the way down to the Armageddon in her tie-break match against Lei Tingjie. Humpy, playing black, had a totally winning ending but decided to settle for a draw to seal the deal. This is her first World Championship title at the open women's level. How good has she been since her comeback to chess!... ( LennartOotes/FIDE)
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Koneru Humpy on winning the World Rapid This is my first World Championship title and I'm really happy having won it. People were expecting me to win the Classical World Championship for many years. Here, I was seeded only 13th. Nor I have been very good at rapid. So it was an unexpected victory for me!
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And he does it yet again! Magnus Carlsen wins the World Rapid Championship for the 3rd time in his career! Scoring an unbeaten 11.5/15, Magnus simply dominated the field and won the event in a clinical fashion! What a year this has been for the World Champ!... ( Lennart Ootes/FIDE)
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After Carlsen messes up his winning position, Aronian returns the favour with a shocking Queen blunder! Carlsen has now moved on to a commanding 9.5/12, thus maintaining his sole lead. Freebie Link
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Nodirbek Yakubboev (UZB) is 1st with 8 points. Congrats!
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Iran is 1st with 16 points. Congrats!
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Posted - 4 years 11 months ago
The Russian Chess Federation has confirmed that the wild card for will go to young Kirill Alekseenko. Team MVL, however, has appealed for a match between MVL and Alekseenko to decide the spot. Chess fans, what do you think?
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A.R. Saleh Salem (UAE) is 1st with 8 points. Congrats!
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Tamir Nabaty (ISR) is 1st with 7.5 points. Congrats!
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Alexei Shirov (ESP) is 1st with 8 points. Congrats!
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Big congratulations to Ian Nepomniactchi on winning the Jerusalem and thus booking his spot for Candidates 2020! All it took was a draw in the second final against Wei Yi to seal the deal. Currently, 7 Candidates slots have been filled and 1 remains - which as per reports will be a organizer wild card for Kirill Alekseenko owing to his stellar 3rd place finish at the FIDE Grand Swiss. This means Maxime Vachier-Lagrave, who finished 3rd in the World Cup and the Grand Prix cycle, will unfortunately have to miss out on the Candidates berth. ( Niki Riga/World Chess/FIDE)
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SK Ljubljana (SLO) is 1st with 14 points. Congrats!
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Anton Korobov (UKR) is 1st with 8.5 points. Congrats!
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Ante Brkic (CRO) is 1st with 7 points. Congrats!
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A 96-move win over Wei Yi in the first final of the Jerusalem has put Nepomniactchi within striking distance of a candidates spot via the Grand Prix cycle (and MVL on the brink of agonizingly missing out on Candidates 2020). All eyes on the second final today as it could very well give us seventh candidate!
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Temur Kuybokarov (AUS) is 1st with 8.5 points. Congrats!
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Evgeny Alekseev (RUS) is 1st with 7.5 points. Congrats!
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In just over 4 hours from now, two major representatives of two of the strongest chess nations in the world will be locking horns in the finale of the Jerusalem ! Nepomniachtchi or Wei Yi - who are you backing to come out on top? ( Niki Riga/FIDE/World Chess)
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Sergey A. Fedorchuk (UKR) is 1st with 7 points. Congrats!
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Yifan Hou (CHN) is 1st with 5 points. Congrats!
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Natalia Zhukova (UKR) is 1st with 7 points. Congrats!
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Chithambaram VR. Aravindh (IND) is 1st with 9.5 points. Congrats!
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Levon Babujian (ARM) is 1st with 6.5 points. Congrats!
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Karen H. Grigoryan (ARM) is 1st with 7 points. Congrats!
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Jesper Sondergaard Thybo (DEN) is 1st with 7 points. Congrats!
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Daniel Barrish (RSA) is 1st with 7.5 points. Congrats!
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Jesse Nikki February (RSA) is 1st with 8.5 points. Congrats!
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Bangladesh Police (Bangladesh Police) is 1st with 22 points. Congrats!
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The semi-finals of the Jerusalem have begun, and the game Nepomniachtchi vs Vachier-Lagrave has a peculiar position on the board. Shall we call this the diamond centre!? Freebie Link
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Dmitrij Kollars (GER) is 1st with 7 points. Congrats!
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Tiger Hillarp Persson (SWE) is 1st with 7.5 points. Congrats!
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Erik Anfalt (SWE) is 1st with 8 points. Congrats!
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Carlos Martins (BRA) is 1st with 5.5 points. Congrats!
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Lucy Wanjiru (KEN) is 1st with 7.5 points. Congrats!
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Posted - 4 years 11 months ago
Alexandra Kosteniuk's stunning form continues as she wins the Monaco Women's in a super-tight finish, only a few weeks after clinching the Euro Rapid and Euro Blitz very recently! In the final round, Koneru Humpy beat none other than the leader prior to the final round Alexandra Goryachkina while Kosteniuk won her game against Elisabeth Paehtz. As a result, a three-way tie emerged between Kosteniuk, Humpy, and Goryachkina. However, Kosteniuk's superio...r tie-break scores meant that she clinched the title with Humpy finishing as the runner-up and Goryachkina taking the third spot. Big Congratulations to Kosteniuk! ( Karol Bartnik/FIDE)
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