♟| Erwin l'Ami should be able to covert his postional advantage into a win!

♟| In the end Zhu did not manage to reach the draw. She got this one opportunity after being lost for so long against Ganguly but when it knocked unfortunately for her she did not open the door.

One draw proved controversially quick, but there were great battling wins for Rapport, Grandelius, Esipenko and Praggnanandhaa in Round 10 of #TataSteelChess! Report:

https://chess24.com/en/read/news/tata-steel-10-four-street-fights-and-a-quick-draw

Who gets there first? | Vidit Gujrathi - R. Praggnanandhaa | Tata Steel Chess 2022

chess, laughter, coffee and banana fritters ❤️

I really fall in love with this picture!

Incredible artwork by: Rarindra Prakarsa 🇮🇩 (Instagram: rarindra_prakarsa)

🔗 Irene Sukandar (@irene\_sukandar)

Wishing Happy Birthday to Netherlands GM Jeroen Piket, who turns 53 today!

4-time Dutch Chess Champion Piket won chess tournaments like Dortmund Sparkassen Chess Meeting, Tilburg chess tournament & Vlissingen Open. In 2001 he retired from chess .

After 2 defeats, the men strike back in Gibraltar! https://chess24.com/en/watch/live-tournaments/gibraltar-battle-of-the-sexes-2022/3/1/1

Round 3 report by John Saunders on round 3 of the #GibChess Battle of the Sexes in which the men came roaring back with a 7-3 despite having the black pieces. Overall score 16-14 in favour of the women's team https://gibchess.com/bos-2022-round-3

Battle of the Sexes 2022 - Round 3

Practical rook endgames are difficult to win if you do not know the theory

12-year-old Raima Bhattacharjee had an extra passed pawn against 19-year-old Archishman Gupta in Round 2 of Tata Steel Chess Festival 2021 All India Rapid Rating Open. She did not know how to win it and was unable to figure out the win during the game. Can you find out how White could have won the game?

Clapham Common Chess c. 1920

🔗 Richard James (@chesstutor)

"The key to ultimate succcess is the determination to progress day by day."

🔸 Edmar Mednis

@UnityChessClub

Tseitlin in play v. Vasily Smyslov in the 39th USSR Championship, Leningrad 1971.
(📷:L. Poletaev, via http://e3e5.com.)

🔗 Douglas Griffin (@dgriffinchess)