Riga GP: Mamedyarov beats So - Chessbase News
In the first game of the semi-finals at the FIDE Grand Prix in Riga we saw a couple of elite chess battles, as Shakhriyar Mamedyarov surprised Wesley So to get a ...
Riga Grand Prix QF TB: So beats Karjakin in thriller - chess24
That was a headline we thought we'd only get to write with heavy irony, but after six instantly forgettable draws So-Karjakin exploded into life in 5-minute blitz ...
How strong is Magnus now? - BusinessWorld Online
Croatia Grand Chess Tour Zagreb, Croatia June 26-July 8, 2019. Final Standings. 1. Magnus Carlsen NOR 2875, 8.0/11. 2. Wesley So USA 2754, 7.0/11. 3-4.
Riga Grand Prix QF: MVL with the win! - chess24
Maxime Vachier-Lagrave was the first player to reach the semifinals of the Riga FIDE Grand Prix after scoring the only classical win in the quart...
Vachier-Lagrave Qualifies for Riga Grand Prix Semifinals In 12 Moves - Chess.com
After just 12 moves, Veselin Topalov threw in the towel and offered a draw today. With the draw, the Bulgarian GM ensured his elimination, and his opponent ...
Dortmund Sparkassen Chess Meeting LIVE - Chessbase News
After a rest day, the Sparkassen Chess meeting in Dortmund continues today with the 3rd round. In a German derby meet the national team Daniel Fridman and ...
Magnus Carlsen's 5th Banter Blitz session - chess24
Magnus Carlsen will be back to play more blitz against chess24 Premium users this Tuesday 16th July at 18:30 CEST. The World Champion ended the l...
Vachier-Lagrave Qualifies for Riga Grand Prix Semifinals In 12 Moves - Chess.com
After just 12 moves, Veselin Topalov threw in the towel and offered a draw today. With the draw, the Bulgarian GM ensured his elimination, and his opponent ...
Wesley in Zagreb - BusinessWorld Online
Croatia Grand Chess Tour Zagreb, Croatia June 26-July 8, 2019. Final Standings. 1. Magnus Carlsen NOR 2875, 8.0/11. 2. Wesley So USA 2754, 7.0/11. 3-4.
Wesley in Zagreb - BusinessWorld Online
Croatia Grand Chess Tour Zagreb, Croatia June 26-July 8, 2019. Final Standings. 1. Magnus Carlsen NOR 2875, 8.0/11. 2. Wesley So USA 2754, 7.0/11. 3-4.
World Youth heads to Spain in September - Chessbase News
7/15/2019 – PRESS RELEASE - From September 10-14, the World Rapid & Blitz Junior Championships U-14, U-16 and U-18 will be held in Salobreña ...
Riga GP: R1, Tiebreaks: All the way to Armageddon - chess24
Anish Giri, Levon Aronian, Peter Svidler and Hikaru Nakamura are all out of the Riga FIDE Grand Prix after chess followed the Wimbledon final and...
Riga GP: R1, Tiebreaks: All the way to Armageddon - chess24
Anish Giri, Levon Aronian, Peter Svidler and Hikaru Nakamura are all out of the Riga FIDE Grand Prix after chess followed the Wimbledon final and...
Chess - Independent.ie
A week ago Magnus Carlsen won the Croatia Grand Chess Tour tournament with 8 points out of 11, with a rating performance of 2948. The world champion ...
Vachier-Lagrave Wins In 19 Moves In Riga Grand Prix - Chess.com
The FIDE Grand Prix cycle resumed today in Riga, Latvia. This is the second Grand Prix tournament, following the Moscow Grand Prix won by Ian ...
Riga GP: R1, Day 1: The Rausis effect - chess24
Maxime Vachier-Lagrave won his first classical game in 22 attempts as he beat David Navara to grab the only win of Day 1 of the Riga FIDE Grand Prix.
Chess grandmaster admits to cheating with phone on toilet during tournament - The Guardian
The International Chess Federation says it has suspended Igors Rausis at after the grandmaster was 'caught red-handed using his phone during a game'
How Maxime Vachier-Lagrave Is Focusing On Qualifying For The Next Candidates Tournament - Chess.com
This month we are pleased to meet Maxime Vachier-Lagrave, known as MVL, the French number 1 and member of world top 5. Chess.com France will follow ...
Vachier-Lagrave Wins In 19 Moves In Riga Grand Prix - Chess.com
The FIDE Grand Prix cycle resumed today in Riga, Latvia. This is the second Grand Prix tournament, following the Moscow Grand Prix won by Ian ...
58-year-old GM Igors Rausis accused of cheating - Chessbase News
Every once in a while we hear a story of a chess player who surpasses the established norms and achieves truly something special. At that point a thought does ...