Spassky vs Tal 1958 USSR championship. To be honest it looks like Tal is about to fall asleep :D.
Spassky had to win the game, in order to qualify for the interzonal, so he refused a draw offer from Tal, already in the opening, but he blundered in the endgame and lost.
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Spassky had to win the game, in order to qualify for the interzonal, so he refused a draw offer from Tal, already in the opening, but he blundered in the endgame and lost.
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Spassky vs Tal 1958 USSR championship. To be honest it looks like Tal is about to fall asleep :D. Spassky had to win the game, in order to qualify for the interzonal, so he refused a draw offer from Tal, already in the opening, but he blundered in the endgame…
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"My opponents make good moves too. Sometimes I don't take these things into consideration."
🔸 Bobby Fischer
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🔸 Bobby Fischer
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From the same issue, a photo of the 3rd-round match between Sweden & the USSR. On top board, Anatoly Karpov faces Ulf Andersson; on board 2, Lars Karlsson faces Mikhail Tal.
Details here: http://olimpbase.org/1980e/1980fa03.html#urs
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Details here: http://olimpbase.org/1980e/1980fa03.html#urs
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Daily chess puzzle
Alexandra Botez - Laubscher, Chess Olympiad, Baku 2016
https://chesspuzzle.net/Puzzle/140809
Alexandra Botez - Laubscher, Chess Olympiad, Baku 2016
https://chesspuzzle.net/Puzzle/140809
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Puzzle 140809: White to win
Click the diagram to solve this chess puzzle from the game Botez, Alexandra - Laubscher, Anzel, Baku 2016.
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♜ The Best Chess Players Over Time ♜
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Nakamura regrets when he does not win
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Ending game with GMs
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Petrosian's King March Staggers Kasparov - Best Of The 1980s - Kasparov vs. Petrosian, 1981
Anand Gets 1st Win At Legends Of Chess
Viswanathan Anand finally won his first match in the chess24 Legends of Chess tournament. In a repeat of the 2012 world championship match, the Indian grandmaster defeated Boris Gelfand. Report:
https://www.chess.com/news/view/chess24-legends-of-chess-round-7
Viswanathan Anand finally won his first match in the chess24 Legends of Chess tournament. In a repeat of the 2012 world championship match, the Indian grandmaster defeated Boris Gelfand. Report:
https://www.chess.com/news/view/chess24-legends-of-chess-round-7
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Anand Gets 1st Win At Legends Of Chess
GM Viswanathan Anand finally won his first match in the chess24 Legends of Chess tournament. In a repeat of the 2012 world championship match, the Indian grandmaster defeated GM Boris Gelfand. GM Magnus Carlsen won his seventh match, against GM Peter Svidler.…
Vishy Anand: "I’m getting fed up with the Zoom world, to be honest. I really hope we can see each other’s faces again because it feels surreal. I’m sitting here alone, at home, my son wanders in once in a while - it just doesn’t feel real!"
https://chess24.com/en/read/news/chess24-legends-7-vishy-grabs-first-win-as-magnus-extends-lead
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chess24 Legends 7: Vishy grabs first win as Magnus extends lead
Vishy Anand finally won a match in the chess24 Legends of
Chess in Round 7 as he defeated his 2012 World Championship challenger Boris
Gelfand. The leaders kept on winning, with Magnus Carlsen extending his lead by
defeating Peter Svidler 2.5:1.5 while…
Chess in Round 7 as he defeated his 2012 World Championship challenger Boris
Gelfand. The leaders kept on winning, with Magnus Carlsen extending his lead by
defeating Peter Svidler 2.5:1.5 while…
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Carlsen (vs. Svidler) and Nepo (vs. Leko) won their 7th matches in 7 in the chess24 Legends of Chess, while Vishy Anand finally picked up a win by beating his 2012 World Championship challenger Boris Gelfand!
Replay the games: https://chess24.com/en/watch/live-tournaments/chess24-legends-of-chess-2020/7/1/1
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Replay the games: https://chess24.com/en/watch/live-tournaments/chess24-legends-of-chess-2020/7/1/1
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Forwarded from Sundays with Unity
Dear participants,
First of all, I would like to thank every one of you for all the support you give us. My team members and I receive many letters from players with lots of love and support, and this encourages us to make our event even bigger and stronger! We carefully read every suggestion, every concern you have –it’s important for us.
We understand that increasing prize fund will help a lot of chess players in this difficult economic situation all over the world.
After careful thinking and discussions with the team, we decided to eliminate King/Queen Project and go to monthly event instead of weekly.
Therefore, this decision made it possible to raise prize fund to $5000!
♦️We added $420 in prize fund to promote chess in Africa;
♦️In every rating category from unrated to U2400 and age categories U8-U16 added special prizes for girls;
♦️$1000 was added for Open and Women’s section.
For more details, prizes and dates of the tournament, please check the regulation.
Hope you enjoy this MEGA Event!
Regards,
Pedram Atoufi
Tournament director
July 29th, 2020
First of all, I would like to thank every one of you for all the support you give us. My team members and I receive many letters from players with lots of love and support, and this encourages us to make our event even bigger and stronger! We carefully read every suggestion, every concern you have –it’s important for us.
We understand that increasing prize fund will help a lot of chess players in this difficult economic situation all over the world.
After careful thinking and discussions with the team, we decided to eliminate King/Queen Project and go to monthly event instead of weekly.
Therefore, this decision made it possible to raise prize fund to $5000!
♦️We added $420 in prize fund to promote chess in Africa;
♦️In every rating category from unrated to U2400 and age categories U8-U16 added special prizes for girls;
♦️$1000 was added for Open and Women’s section.
For more details, prizes and dates of the tournament, please check the regulation.
Hope you enjoy this MEGA Event!
Regards,
Pedram Atoufi
Tournament director
July 29th, 2020