A rich chess life: Berlin Chess Cafés 1920–1933
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A rich chess life: Berlin Chess Cafés 1920–1933
Berlin has always had a vibrant chess history, but there was a particularly interesting period in the years following World War I that highlighted the richness of the city’s chess life. Alan McGowan, author of a widely acclaimed biography about the German…
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Game of the Day!
It's now official, 14-year-old 71st seed Aydin Suleymanli won the 2020 #AeroflotOpen despite facing 2600+ grandmasters in every single round! https://chess24.com/en/watch/live-tournaments/aeroflot-open-2020/9/1/1
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Mamedov, Rauf vs. Suleymanli, Aydin | Aeroflot Open 2020
Replay the Aeroflot Open Round 9 game played on 27/02/2020 with computer analysis
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Congrats to 14-year-old IM Aydin Suleymanli on a historic victory in the #AeroflotOpen! 👏
Also, THANK YOU to him for answering the age-old question: "Can 4 pawns on the sixth rank beat a rook and a knight?" 🙏
Also, THANK YOU to him for answering the age-old question: "Can 4 pawns on the sixth rank beat a rook and a knight?" 🙏
Replay Durarybayli vs. Suleymanli ➡️ https://chess.com/events/2020-aeroflot-open/06-Durarbayli_Vasif-Suleymanli_Aydin
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Durarbayli - Suleymanli | Aeroflot Open 2020 (06)
Follow the live chess game between Durarbayli, Vasif and Suleymanli, Aydin (0-1) from round 06 of the Aeroflot Open 2020. Analyze the moves with an engine and interact with other chess fans.
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#OnThisDay it's also the 110th birthday of the legendary Armenian chess studies and problems composer Genrikh Kasparyan (Feb. 27, 1910 - Dec. 27, 1995). On this occasion, here's one of his studies. White to play and win. We'll tweet the solution in an hour…
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The solution to Kasparyan's study from 1934:
1. Bh2+ (1. Rb3? e1Q 2. Rxf3+ Kh4 3. Kh2 g4! 4. Bf2+ g3! 5. Bxg3+ Qxg3+! 6. Rxg3 stalemate had to be prevented) 1... Kh4 2. Rxe2! fxe2 3. Bc7! e1Q+ 4. Kh2 Qf2 5. Bd6 $1 Qf4+ 6. g3+ Qxg3+ 7. Bxg3#
1. Bh2+ (1. Rb3? e1Q 2. Rxf3+ Kh4 3. Kh2 g4! 4. Bf2+ g3! 5. Bxg3+ Qxg3+! 6. Rxg3 stalemate had to be prevented) 1... Kh4 2. Rxe2! fxe2 3. Bc7! e1Q+ 4. Kh2 Qf2 5. Bd6 $1 Qf4+ 6. g3+ Qxg3+ 7. Bxg3#
A new Beast from Baku? 14-year-old Aydin Suleymanli wins the 2020 #AeroflotOpen! https://chess24.com/en/read/news/new-beast-from-baku-aydin-suleymanli-wins-aeroflot
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New "Beast from Baku" Suleymanli wins Aeroflot
14-year-old Azerbaijan IM Aydin Suleymanli
is the shock winner of the 2020 Aeroflot Open. The 71st seed finished on 6.5/9
and had better tiebreaks than Rinat Jumabayev, Rauf Mamedov and Aravindh. It
was a second grandmaster norm for the reigning Under…
is the shock winner of the 2020 Aeroflot Open. The 71st seed finished on 6.5/9
and had better tiebreaks than Rinat Jumabayev, Rauf Mamedov and Aravindh. It
was a second grandmaster norm for the reigning Under…
14-year-old #chess prodigy, IM Aydin Suleymanli won the 2020 Aeroflot Open ahead of a host of grandmasters and strong players!
Watch GM Ben Finegold break down one of his games. ⬇️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Anqj0H22rkE
Watch GM Ben Finegold break down one of his games. ⬇️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Anqj0H22rkE
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14-Year-Old IM Bests 50+ Grandmasters! | Aeroflot Open 2020
14-year-old chess prodigy, International Master Aydin Suleymanli, won the prestigious 2020 Aeroflot Open ahead of a host of grandmasters and strong players! ...
Nicholas Rossolimo was born in Kiev in the Ukraine. Awarded the IM title in 1950 and the GM title in 1953, he moved to Paris with his Russian mother in 1929. Whilst in France he finished 2nd behind Jose Raul Capablanca in 1938 in a tournament in Paris, won the French Championship in 1948, was Paris Champion 5 times and drew 2 matches in 1948 and 1949 with Savielly Tartakower. In 1953 he moved to the USA to be with his father and mother. He worked as a bellhop, a taxi driver, played the accordion and worked as a singer as well as running a chess studio to support himself. A multi-talented man, he spoke five languages and earned a brown belt in judo. He died of head injuries three days after accidentally falling down two flights of stairs in New York in 1975.