Happy 33rd Birthday to Nikita Vitiugov (World #21)! 🥳🎂
He won the 1st edition of the Prague International Chess Festival Masters in March 2019 and will play the second edition in a week.
https://t.co/CE5aPjqRL5?amp=1
He won the 1st edition of the Prague International Chess Festival Masters in March 2019 and will play the second edition in a week.
https://t.co/CE5aPjqRL5?amp=1
At look at what lies ahead this week, including the Cairns Cup, the #BanterBlitzCup and some blindfold blitz action!
https://chess24.com/en/read/news/the-week-ahead-4-9-february-2020
https://chess24.com/en/read/news/the-week-ahead-4-9-february-2020
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The week ahead: 4-9 February 2020
With Tata Steel Chess and the Gibraltar Masters behind us it’s
a quiet week for watching top level chess, but from Friday onwards Yasser,
Jennifer & co. will be commentating live from Saint Louis as the Cairns Cup
women’s supertournament begins. There’s…
a quiet week for watching top level chess, but from Friday onwards Yasser,
Jennifer & co. will be commentating live from Saint Louis as the Cairns Cup
women’s supertournament begins. There’s…
Pairings of #WomenGrandPrixFIDE in Lausanne are announced: https://fide.com/news/348
The third leg of the series will take place on 1-14 March.
The third leg of the series will take place on 1-14 March.
Participants of #WomenGrandPrixFIDE in Lausanne according to their pairing numbers:
1. Goryachkina 🇷🇺
2. Kosteniuk 🇷🇺
3. Zhao Xue 🇨🇳
4. Stefanova 🇧🇬
5. Harika 🇮🇳
6. A. Muzychuk 🇺🇦
7. M. Muzychuk 🇺🇦
8. Cramling 🇸🇪
9. Sebag 🇫🇷
10. Ju Wenjun 🇨🇳
11. Dzagnidze 🇬🇪
12. Kashlinskaya 🇷🇺
1. Goryachkina 🇷🇺
2. Kosteniuk 🇷🇺
3. Zhao Xue 🇨🇳
4. Stefanova 🇧🇬
5. Harika 🇮🇳
6. A. Muzychuk 🇺🇦
7. M. Muzychuk 🇺🇦
8. Cramling 🇸🇪
9. Sebag 🇫🇷
10. Ju Wenjun 🇨🇳
11. Dzagnidze 🇬🇪
12. Kashlinskaya 🇷🇺
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Top 3 Grandmaster's calculate expressions
To be a good chess player , you must have the ability to calculate . It is a rational and exact procedure . Purely math .
If your skill is extraordinary , you can see the moves ahead . Only a few players in the world have the strength to calculate many moves possibilities in the future of the game .
With a very sharp technique , the minds of those who calculate at a high level end up leaving the board and going elsewhere .
By building inside their heads a tree of perfect moves combination , they take a mathematical journey towards excellence .
Some of them express this ability in their expressions : from faces , necks , hands and fingers .
By the way , what is your calculation 's highest number of moves ( record ! ) in a game ?
( It can be chess , checkers , chess tatics puzzle or any other game in which you can use mathematical calculation to see moviments ahead - how many moves are you able to see ? )
To be a good chess player , you must have the ability to calculate . It is a rational and exact procedure . Purely math .
If your skill is extraordinary , you can see the moves ahead . Only a few players in the world have the strength to calculate many moves possibilities in the future of the game .
With a very sharp technique , the minds of those who calculate at a high level end up leaving the board and going elsewhere .
By building inside their heads a tree of perfect moves combination , they take a mathematical journey towards excellence .
Some of them express this ability in their expressions : from faces , necks , hands and fingers .
By the way , what is your calculation 's highest number of moves ( record ! ) in a game ?
( It can be chess , checkers , chess tatics puzzle or any other game in which you can use mathematical calculation to see moviments ahead - how many moves are you able to see ? )
Wijk aan Zee, 12th January 1984. At the opening ceremony for the Hoogovens tournament, Genna Sosonko is pictured in conversation with Viktor Korchnoi. On the left of the photo is Gert Ligterink.
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Wijk aan Zee, 23rd January 1985. In the 5th round of the Hoogovens tournament, Viktor Korchnoi (Switzerland) faces Aleksandr Beliavsky (USSR) The game was drawn in 42 moves.
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Judit Polgar:
When we were sixteen :-)
https://chess24.com/en/read/news/the-16-best-16-year-old-chess-players-of-all-time-part-1
When we were sixteen :-)
https://chess24.com/en/read/news/the-16-best-16-year-old-chess-players-of-all-time-part-1
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18...Qxf7! and 19...Rxd3! 🤩
Just another day in the life of the most spectacular attacking master of all time, Mikhail Tal 😛
Just another day in the life of the most spectacular attacking master of all time, Mikhail Tal 😛
Daily #chesspuzzle
A beautiful combination played by Jan Rooze at the World Senior Championship 2019
https://chesspuzzle.net/Puzzle/99400
A beautiful combination played by Jan Rooze at the World Senior Championship 2019
https://chesspuzzle.net/Puzzle/99400
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Puzzle 99400: White to win
Click the diagram to solve this chess puzzle from the game Rooze,J - Giffard,N, Bucharest 2019.
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Game of the Day!
Wilhelm Steinitz
Bishop's Opening - Calabrese(C23) Countergambit
Wilhelm Steinitz
Bishop's Opening - Calabrese(C23) Countergambit