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https://t.me/unitychess/5183
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Karpov - Spassky Candidates Semifinal (1974)
Karpov - Spassky Candidates Semifinal (1974) chess tournament: games, players, results, crosstables, discussion forums, etc.
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Karpov vs Spassky 1974 candidates semi-final. The match took place in Leningrad. Spassky was a huge favourite but Karpov won the match 7-4 (+4 -1 =6). Karpov advanced to Karpov-Korchnoi 1975 candidates final which was to be held in Moscow in 16th of september.โฆ
Karpov - Spassky Candidates 1974.PGN
6.8 KB
"Chess is infinite, and one has to make only one ill-considered move, and one's opponent's wildest dreams will become reality."
๐ธ David Bronstein
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๐ธ David Bronstein
@UnityChess
'Chess Life', January 1984.
Seated, L to R: Zurab Azmaiparashvili, Artur Jussupow, Jaan Ehlvest, Smbat Lputian.
Standing: Lev Psakhis, Sergey Dolmatov.
USSR took gold, ahead of West Germany (silver) & Iceland (bronze).
More details: http://olimpbase.org/1983k/1983in.html
Seated, L to R: Zurab Azmaiparashvili, Artur Jussupow, Jaan Ehlvest, Smbat Lputian.
Standing: Lev Psakhis, Sergey Dolmatov.
USSR took gold, ahead of West Germany (silver) & Iceland (bronze).
More details: http://olimpbase.org/1983k/1983in.html
FIDE website looks into the history of #FIDECandidates publishing a story about the first-ever 1950 Candidates Tournament in Budapest that set a trend and paved the way for the historical tournaments such as Zurich-1953.
Read it on our website: https://fide.com/news/475 #chess
Read it on our website: https://fide.com/news/475 #chess
FIDE
Candidates 1950: Where it all began
The first-ever 1950 Candidates Tournament in Budapest, Hungary, became a turning point in the history of chess. Before this event, there was no system in place to determine a challenger in a World Championship match. Any potential challenger had to negotiateโฆ
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Solution: White heavy check mark White makes a draw with paradoxical 1. Kg5!
1... b5
(or 1... Kb3 2. Kxf5 Kc3 3. Ke5! Kxd3 4. Kd5 b5 5. Kc5 with a draw)
2. d4 b4 3. d5 Kb5 4. d6 Kc6 5. Kxf5 Kxd6 6. Ke4 Kc5 7. Kd3 Kb5 8. Kc2 Ka4 9. Kb2 with a draw.
First of all, both Kxf5 and Ke5 lose.
1. Kxf5 loses to b5 2. d4 b4 3. d5 b3 4. d6 b2 5. d7 b1=Q+)
1. Ke5 loses to b5 2. d4 b4 3. d5 b3 4. d6 b2 5. d7 b1=Q 6.d8=Q Qe4+ 7. Kd6 Qd4+ 8. Ke7 Qxd8+ 9. Kxd8 f4
1... b5
(or 1... Kb3 2. Kxf5 Kc3 3. Ke5! Kxd3 4. Kd5 b5 5. Kc5 with a draw)
2. d4 b4 3. d5 Kb5 4. d6 Kc6 5. Kxf5 Kxd6 6. Ke4 Kc5 7. Kd3 Kb5 8. Kc2 Ka4 9. Kb2 with a draw.
First of all, both Kxf5 and Ke5 lose.
1. Kxf5 loses to b5 2. d4 b4 3. d5 b3 4. d6 b2 5. d7 b1=Q+)
1. Ke5 loses to b5 2. d4 b4 3. d5 b3 4. d6 b2 5. d7 b1=Q 6.d8=Q Qe4+ 7. Kd6 Qd4+ 8. Ke7 Qxd8+ 9. Kxd8 f4
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Golden Games! Rosenthal vs Allies 1887
Here are 16 mates and chess combinations from the games of USA GM Awonder Liang (17th birthday today) : http://wtharvey.com/lian.html + 100s of his games. Find the winning moves. #puzzles
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Two safe pawns up and one Rook (and King) against just one Rook (and King) wasnยดt enough for the World Champion, Magnus Carlsen, to win the former World Champion, Vladimir Kramnik.
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known as the best end game of all time!!
With over a HUNDRED MILLION views: Carlsen and Peter Svidler's final seconds were incredible.
World Champion vs Russian Champion
With over a HUNDRED MILLION views: Carlsen and Peter Svidler's final seconds were incredible.
World Champion vs Russian Champion
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Grandmaster 2600+ didn't know basic check mate with Bishop + Knight
GM Abdusattorov: rating 2633 vs GM Kovalev: rating 2648
Result: 1/2 1/2
GM Abdusattorov: rating 2633 vs GM Kovalev: rating 2648
Result: 1/2 1/2
Top Five Moves: Candidates Edition
https://www.chess.com/article/view/top-five-moves-candidates-edition
https://www.chess.com/article/view/top-five-moves-candidates-edition
Chess.com
Top Five Moves: Candidates Edition
How did the contenders for the right to a world championship match become the stars they are today? Join the Ginger GM, Simon Williams, on a tour of the best moves of each of these eight amazing players. Try The Challenges! Not what you're looking for? Goโฆ
19-year-old GM Haik Martirosyan of Armenia won the April #TitledTuesday with 888(!) titled players that included top GMs Fabiano Caruana, Yan Nepomniachtchi, MVL and Hikaru Nakamura. Report:
https://www.chess.com/news/view/haik-martirosyan-wins-april-2020-titled-tuesday
https://www.chess.com/news/view/haik-martirosyan-wins-april-2020-titled-tuesday
Chess.com
Haik Martirosyan Wins Record-Breaking Titled Tuesday
19-year-old GM Haik Martirosyan of Armenia won this month's Titled Tuesday tournament. With 888 titled players, including top GMs Fabiano Caruana, Ian Nepomniachtchi, Maxime Vachier-Lagrave, and Hikaru Nakamura, it was by far the biggest edition ever held.โฆ