Magnus Carlsen will be out to defend his Altibox Norway Chess title just 7 months after the 2020 tournament ended, with the organisers planning to return to a 10-player global event in May with the likes of Ding Liren and Wesley So back in Stavanger. There are more World Champions in action, with Anatoly Karpov set to play in the Tepe Sigeman & Co. Chess tournament in April, Vishy Anand and Vladimir Kramnik to play in Dortmund in July, and we can dream of a return for Garry Kasparov as Chess9LX and the US Champs have been announced for Saint Louis.
Ian Nepomniachtchi scored 6/6 and his team SBER dropped just 1.5 points out of 24 as the favourites to win the 1st Online FIDE World Corporate Chess Championship cruised into the knockout stages. It was tougher for the other 2700...
The next big event in the Meltwater Champions Chess Tour is nearly upon us. Now we need to know who you want in it. Check out the 13 names in the running and vote in our poll today.
World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen tops the line-up for the 1st Online FIDE World Corporate Chess Championship, in which he’ll play for his team Kindred. Ian Nepomniachtchi (SBER), Anish Giri (Optiver), Vladislav Artemiev (Aerof...
FIDE has today announced that the Candidates Tournament in Yekaterinburg, Russia, will resume with the 8th round taking place on April 19th, 389 days after the event was stopped midway. The chess world should finally get to know who...
Wesley So pumped his fist after beating Magnus Carlsen on demand in the final game of the first day of the Opera Euro Rapid final to tie the match going into the Valentine’s Day decider. Magnus had earlier taken the lead by winni...
Aker BioMarine, a leading global biotech innovator, has signed a four-year agreement with the Play Magnus Group for LYSOVETA™ by Aker BioMarine to serve as the Official Learning Partner for the Meltwater Champions Chess Tour. The...
Today we reach the finale of our quintet of articles on the theme of chess and love as we wait to discover: Will The Queen's Gambit be Accepted?
Magnus Carlsen will take on Wesley So in the Opera Euro Rapid final after the World Chess Champion was taken all the way to Armageddon by Maxime Vachier-Lagrave. Results-wise it was almost a carbon copy of the Daniil Dubov quarte...
Magnus Carlsen could afford to miss mate-in-2 and still beat Maxime Vachier-Lagrave in three games after what he called “a day of very good chess”. It was a big improvement for the World Champion, who felt he began the semi-final...
Traditionalists may pine for the old days, when romantic chess openings were still in vogue and heads were turned by the boldness of a chess player opening with 1.e4 e5 2.f4.
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