New Chess Series: 1.e4 A Complete White Repertoire by GM Jon Ludvig Hammer
Play 1.e4: A Complete White Repertoire is a chess video series that gives you everything you need to start your chess games with 1.e4, Bobby Fischer's "best by test" first move. The 7-hour course by Norwegian no. 2 and former Magnus Carlsen second Jon Ludvig Hammer is aimed at players of every level, from those just starting out to strong players looking for a sound foundation to meet all Black's responses to 1.e4.
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Grand Swiss 1: Anand falls, Carlsen on the edge
Vishy Anand fell to a brilliant attack by Evgeniy Najer in the biggest shock of Round 1 of the FIDE Chess.com Grand Swiss on the Isle of Man. World Champion Magnus Carlsen also looked perilously close to losing his 90-game unbeat...
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Carlsen & Caruana return for FIDE Grand Swiss
Magnus Carlsen and Fabiano Caruana are back to play on the Isle of Man after missing the 2018 event while preparing for their World Chess Championship match. The world numbers 1 and 2 are the clear top seeds for the FIDE Chess.com...
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FIDE World Cup Final 4: Tiebreaks it is!
Ding Liren and Teimour Radjabov will play tiebreaks on Friday for the FIDE World Cup title and $110,000 top prize after their final classical game ended in a cagey draw. Magnus Carlsen and Peter Svidler are set to join Jan Gustaf...
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FIDE World Cup Final 3: Never write off Radjabov!
Just when it seemed Ding Liren was about to win the FIDE World Cup, Teimour Radjabov struck back to level the match with an impressive technical victory that left the Chinese no. 1 wondering just where he’d gone wrong. Radjabov a...
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FIDE World Cup Final 2: Ding Liren strikes
Chinese no. 1 Ding Liren celebrated the 70th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China by beating Teimour Radjabov and taking a huge step towards winning the 2019 FIDE World Cup. Teimour commented, “I didn’t want to play anyt...
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FIDE World Cup Final, 1: A normal day
“I prepared some line but actually before the game I just didn’t like it and decided to call it a day – just a normal day for me!” That was Teimour Radjabov’s battle cry after repeating the first 26 moves of a draw with Ding Lire...
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FIDE World Cup SF: Ding Liren does it again!
Top seed Ding Liren has beaten compatriot Yu Yangyi to reach the FIDE World Cup final for a second time in a row. The victory means he joins Fabiano Caruana and his final opponent Teimour Radjabov as confirmed players in the 2020...
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FIDE World Cup SF: Radjabov crushes MVL’s dream
Maxime Vachier-Lagrave has lost a second World Cup semifinal in a row after Teimour Radjabov calmly converted a huge advantage he was gifted on move 10 of their second classical game. Radjabov has reached his first Candidates Tou...
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FIDE World Cup QF: Aronian & Vitiugov crash out
Levon Aronian and Nikita Vitiugov left the 2019 FIDE World Cup in the most brutal manner possible in Wednesday’s quarterfinal tiebreaks. Levon sacrificed an exchange for a winning position against Maxime Vachier-Lagrave only to b...
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FIDE World Cup QF: Ding & Radjabov reach semis
Top seed Ding Liren is through to the FIDE World Cup semi-finals after beating Alexander Grischuk in a game that left the Russian wondering where it had all gone wrong. Ding is joined by Teimour Radjabov, who was richly rewarded ...
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