US Champs 1-2: Gareyev’s rocky start
Wesley So and Jeffery Xiong took advantage of a shaky start by maverick Timur Gareyev to grab two of only three wins in the first two rounds of the 2019 US Chess Championship. The other winner was 18-year-old Sam Sevian, who continued his excellent form from the World Team Championship to overcome stiff resistance from the youngest player in the field, Awonder Liang. In the Women’s Championship Carissa Yip and Jennifer Yu lead, with Carissa benefiting from Akshita Gorti resigning a position where she stood no worse.
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Russia and China claim World Team gold
The Russian men’s team have won the World Team Championship for the first time since 2013 after they crushed Sweden while England lost to China and India drew against the USA. Gold was also decided with a round to spare in the wo...
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World Teams 6-7: The moment of truth
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Duda and Praggnanandhaa impress in Prague
Chess talents appear in waves and the Prague Chess Festival is showcasing two of those waves. 20-year-old Jan-Krzysztof Duda is, like contemporaries Vladislav Artemiev and Wei Yi, knocking on the door of the elite right now, and t...
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World Teams 4-5: Chinese women strike
The Chinese women’s team are on course to win the World Team Championship for the first time since 2011 after defeating Russia 2.5:1.5 in the clash of the leaders in Round 5. In the open section, however, China still trail leader...
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World Teams 2-3: Russia pile misery on China
China’s chances of winning a third chess World Team Championship in a row look bleak after a shock defeat to the USA in Round 2 was followed by losing to co-favourites Russia in Round 3. Each match was decided by a single game, w...
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Magnus Carlsen plays Banter Blitz
Yes, you read that right! This Friday 8th March at 18:00 CET none other than Magnus Carlsen will be streaming his blitz games live here on chess24. Everyone is welcome to tune in and enjoy the show, but if you want a chance to pl...
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Duda strikes first in Prague Chess Festival
Jan-Krzysztof Duda scored a counterattacking win over Richard Rapport as the inaugural Prague Chess Festival got underway on Wednesday. The other games in the Masters were drawn, though only after David Navara tortured Boris Gelf...
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World Team Championship starts in Astana
Vladislav Artemiev celebrated his 21st birthday with victory over 15-year-old prodigy Alireza Firouzja to give Russia a narrow win over Iran as the 2019 World Team Championship got underway in Astana, Kazakhstan. The other big fa...
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Caruana, MVL & Anand all fall in Bundesliga
Baden-Baden brought in Fabiano Caruana, Maxime Vachier-Lagrave, Vishy Anand and Levon Aronian for the three rounds of the German Chess League in Berlin over the weekend, but only Levon escaped defeat as the title winners for 12 o...
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Jan's Opening Clinic 23: Part 1
We're now in Season 23 of Jan's Opening Clinic, where Grandmaster Jan Gustafsson takes a break from working for World Champion Magnus Carlsen to tackle the chess opening problems and queries of chess24 Premium Members. This first in...
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