Carlsen's 7:1 birthday win sets up Dubov final
Magnus Carlsen celebrated his 32nd birthday with a crushing 7:1 victory over Sam Sevian in the MrDodgy Invitational semi-finals. At first that looked set to earn a final against Alexander Grischuk, who stormed to a 3:0 lead, but Daniil Dubov hit back to win five games and clinch a 7:5 victory. The Carlsen-Dubov final starts at 17:00 CET on Thursday December 1st.
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China clinch 3rd World Team Championship title
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16-year-old Javokhir Sindarov scored a crucial win as Olympiad Champions Uzbekistan defeated India in the FIDE World Team Championship semi-finals. They now take on China, who escaped with a draw in the first match against Spain bef...
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World Teams: India take down top seeds France
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World Teams: USA and Netherlands crash out
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Tata Steel Masters line-up announced!
That 17-year-old Praggnanandhaa is the lowest-rated player in the 14-player line-up for the 85th edition of the Tata Steel Masters tells you all you need to know about what Anish Giri describes as “the strongest field I have ever se...
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Carlsen completes near perfect finish to 2022 Champions Tour
Magnus Carlsen finished the 2022 Meltwater Champions Chess Tour by beating Jan-Krzysztof Duda for a clean sweep of defeating all his opponents. That earned him $50,000 and took his Tour earnings to $242,500, $80,000 more than 2nd pl...
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MCCT Finals 6: Magnus wins with round to spare
Magnus Carlsen had already won the 2022 Meltwater Champions Chess Tour with a tournament to spare and now he’s won the Finals with a round to spare after defeating Praggnanandhaa 2.5:0.5. Magnus is still gunning to win all 7 matches...
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MCCT Finals 5: Carlsen & Pragg win in Armageddon
Magnus Carlsen won 8 games in a row, but Liem Le hit back in Round 5 of the Meltwater Champions Chess Tour Finals to take their match to Armageddon. Magnus won, and despite dropping a point he took a 4-point lead over Jan-Krzysztof ...
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MCCT Finals 4: Carlsen beats Giri 3:0 to take sole lead
Magnus Carlsen leads the Meltwater Champions Chess Tour Finals by 3 points after he beat Anish Giri 3:0 in Round 4 while Jan-Krzysztof Duda fell to Liem Le. Anish commented, “today was the day when I found out what’s broken,” as he ...
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MCCT Finals 3: Duda's Immortal
Jan-Krzysztof Duda couldn’t stop smiling as he unleashed a 9-move checkmating combination on Anish Giri to win their Round 3 Meltwater Champions Chess Tour Finals match 2.5:0.5. It was a fast day, as Magnus Carlsen swept Shakhriyar ...
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