Nepomniachtchi Beats Wang Hao, Leads FIDE Candidates Tournament
Nepomniachtchi is the sole leader after five rounds at the #FIDECandidates Tournament in Yekaterinburg thanks to a win vs. GM Wang Hao with the white pieces. Here's our report of round five:
https://www.chess.com/news/view/2020-fide-candidates-chess-tournament-round-5
Nepomniachtchi is the sole leader after five rounds at the #FIDECandidates Tournament in Yekaterinburg thanks to a win vs. GM Wang Hao with the white pieces. Here's our report of round five:
https://www.chess.com/news/view/2020-fide-candidates-chess-tournament-round-5
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Nepomniachtchi Beats Wang Hao, Leads FIDE Candidates Tournament
GM Ian Nepomniachtchi is the sole leader after five rounds at the FIDE Candidates Tournament in Yekaterinburg thanks to a win vs. GM Wang Hao with the white pieces. GM Anish Giri was close to getting a winning advantage against GM Fabiano Caruana. You can…
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By the skin of his teeth | Giri vs Caruana | FIDE Candidates 2020
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NepoZero's Brilliant Play | FIDE Candidates Chess Tournament
Ian Nepomniachtchi took the sole lead in the race to play Magnus, but for Grischuk and the other players thoughts were elsewhere! Full #FIDECandidates Round 5 report: https://chess24.com/en/read/news/candidates-2020-5-nepo-takes-the-lead
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Candidates 2020, 5: Nepo takes the lead
Ian Nepomniachtchi squeezed out a win against
Wang Hao in Round 5 to become the first player to take the sole lead in the
2020 Candidates Tournament. The other games were drawn, but not without a real
fight. Alekseenko-MVL was a spectacular Najdorf where…
Wang Hao in Round 5 to become the first player to take the sole lead in the
2020 Candidates Tournament. The other games were drawn, but not without a real
fight. Alekseenko-MVL was a spectacular Najdorf where…
Wijk aan Zee, 2nd February 1978. The winner of the Hoogovens tournament, Hungarian grandmaster Lajos Portisch.
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Amsterdam, 15th July 1978. In the 3rd round of the IBM tournament, Jan Timman (Netherlands) is pictured in play v. the onlooking Walter Browne (USA).
The Dutch grandmaster won this encounter in 52 moves.
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The Dutch grandmaster won this encounter in 52 moves.
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Best Checkmate Combinations Ever! - 31
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We are sharing one of his best games!