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
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Gibraltar International Chess Festival | Battle of the Sexes 2022
Gibraltar International Chess Festival is the best open chess tournament in the world.
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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?
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?
"The key to ultimate succcess is the determination to progress day by day."
🔸 Edmar Mednis
@UnityChessClub
🔸 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)
(📷:L. Poletaev, via http://e3e5.com.)
🔗 Douglas Griffin (@dgriffinchess)
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Player of the Day! Aron Nimzowitsch ✨
Sometimes you have to be tenacious to win.
https://chesspuzzle.net/Puzzle/455891
https://chesspuzzle.net/Puzzle/455891
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When a 2600+ GM plays against 2000 rated opponent | Leancy vs Tabatabaei
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'Currently the best are the machines, not humans. We lost this battle' - Richard Rapport
Exciting to catch up with top chess player Richard Rapport who participates at the Tata Steel Chess Tournament, the „Wimbledon of Chess”, organized every year in Wijk aan Zee.
3 more rounds to go; hajrá, Ricsi! 💪
🔗 Andras Kocsis (@Amb\_Kocsis)
3 more rounds to go; hajrá, Ricsi! 💪
🔗 Andras Kocsis (@Amb\_Kocsis)
It's the last Tata Steel Chess rest day today, but the Battle of the Sexes continues in Gibraltar! https://chess24.com/en/watch/live-tournaments/gibraltar-battle-of-the-sexes-2022/4/1/1
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'Ofcourse I would like to fight for the first place' - Sergey Karjakin
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Twist of fate: From completely winning to rook blunder | Martirosyan vs Narayanan | World Blitz 2021
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Correct liquidation can make a huge difference | Arpita vs Kaustuv
WIM Arpita Mukherjee (1934) had a difficult position against Kaustuv Kundu (2130) in the final round of Tata Steel Chess Festival 2021 Blitz. Both players were low on time, yet Arpita had an opportunity to save the game. Find out what did she miss in the end.
WIM Arpita Mukherjee (1934) had a difficult position against Kaustuv Kundu (2130) in the final round of Tata Steel Chess Festival 2021 Blitz. Both players were low on time, yet Arpita had an opportunity to save the game. Find out what did she miss in the end.