Sinquefield 3: All quiet on the Midwestern front
“I thought here we go again!” is how Magnus Carlsen described walking into a novelty from Fabiano Caruana, and although the US star still had some suffering ahead he secured yet another draw against the World Champion. There were draws everywhere else as well, despite Hikaru Nakamura spending 104 moves trying to break down Sergey Karjakin’s fortress. That makes it one win in 18 games at this year’s Sinquefield Cup, with Vishy Anand still the sole leader.
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Paris GCT Day 4: MVL’s lead grows despite "bad day"
As bad days at the office go, this one was pretty good for Maxime Vachier-Lagrave! Despite losing four games, including a gut-wrenching loss to his closest pursuer Alexander Grischuk, he increased his lead to two points before th...
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Paris GCT Day 3: MVL wins rapid, Grischuk on fire
Alexander Grischuk said it felt like his “best game ever” as he crushed Fabiano Caruana with Black in the final rapid round of the Paris Grand Chess Tour. That took him up to 2nd place, but there was no stopping Maxime Vachier-La...
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Jan’s Opening Clinic 24
Grandmaster Jan Gustafsson is back to answer the chess opening questions of chess24 premium members. If you need some general tips on how to approach the opening or concrete advice on specific opening weapons you’ve come to the r...
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Paris GCT Rapid Day 2: MVL takes over
French no. 1 Maxime Vachier-Lagrave is the sole leader of the Paris Grand Chess Tour after beating Anish Giri and crucially Fabiano Caruana on Day 2 of the event. Caruana looked set to bounce straight back but instead he crashed ...
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Paris GCT, Rapid Day 1: Anand & Caruana lead
Fabiano Caruana convincingly beat Hikaru Nakamura in the first round of Day 1 of the Paris Grand Chess Tour to take over the world no. 2 spot on the rapid rating list. He never looked back, only conceding a draw against Vishy Ana...
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The Paris Grand Chess Tour starts today
Hikaru Nakamura and Fabiano Caruana, the rapid world numbers 2 and 3, meet in Round 1 as the Paris Rapid and Blitz starts today with three rounds of rapid chess. Riga Grand Prix finalists Shakhriyar Mamedyarov and Maxime Vachier-...
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Mamedyarov wins dramatic Riga Grand Prix Final
Shakhriyar Mamedyarov is the Riga FIDE Grand Prix winner after a spectacular final against Maxime Vachier-Lagrave went all the way to Armageddon. Maxime twice managed to win on demand to prolong the match, but it was third time l...
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Riga GP Final 2: MVL hits back to force tiebreaks
Maxime Vachier-Lagrave beat Shakhriyar Mamedyarov in a classical game for the first time in six years as he won on demand to take their Riga Grand Prix final to tiebreaks on Wednesday. Maxime felt his strategy of going for a “slo...
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Riga Grand Prix Final 1: Mamedyarov strikes first
Shakhriyar Mamedyarov needs only a draw in the second classical game to win the 2019 Riga FIDE Grand Prix after crushing Maxime Vachier-Lagrave’s Grünfeld in the first. As in the semi-final against Wesley So, an opening novelty a...
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Dominguez wins Dortmund despite late Nepo surge
Leinier Dominguez has set another milestone on his return from a 2.5 year break from classical chess by winning the 47th edition of the Dortmund Sparkassen Chess Meeting and entering the world Top 10. His unbeaten +2 left him hal...
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