November 8th, 2020
Team Championship
‼️Provisional Prize List‼️
💎Individual💎


🔷Open

🥇3) IM Mitrabha, Guha 5057000 Mitrabha 2445 IND

🥈4) IM Aronyak Ghosh 25072846 Aronyak1 2436 IND

🥉5) GM Javokhir Sindarov 14205483 Uzbek005 2544 UZB



🔷Women

🥇55) WFM Zahedifar, Anahita 12560715 Azchess21 2213 IRI

🥈60) WCM Ghomi, Parnian
22502785 Prniiian_ghomi 2006
IRI

🥉72) Laysa Latifah 7111541 ll_11 1917 INA




https://lichess.org/tournament/r1ZxE6j2

Dear Unity Team Championship Participants,

Since that was our first International team tournament and many players didn’t know about our new rule and also in our tournament site in Lichess we didn’t explain it how to play correctly under the camera in Zoom, we are going to accept all players who attended in Zoom for this time.

At least now all players know about this new rule and we are going to apply it from the next tournament (U2200 Championship).

Please don’t forget, this is our new rule for playing under camera:

🔴Video camera needs to cover the full view of the screen and player body. 


Best Regards,

Pedram Atoufi
November 10th, 2020

November 8th, 2020
Team Championship
‼️Provisional Prize List‼️
💎Individual💎


🔷Open

🥇1) GM Tabatabaei, M. Amin 12521213 Amin_____tb 2629 IRI

🥈2) IM Abdisalimov Abdimalik 14206323 Abdisalimov 2392 UZB

🥉3) IM Mitrabha, Guha 5057000 Mitrabha 2445 IND


🔷Women

🥇55) WFM Zahedifar, Anahita 12560715 Azchess21 2213 IRI

🥈60) WCM Ghomi, Parnian
22502785 Prniiian_ghomi 2006
IRI

🥉72) Laysa Latifah 7111541 ll_11 1917 INA



https://lichess.org/tournament/r1ZxE6j2

November 8th, 2020
Team Championship
‼️Provisional Prize List‼️
💎Team💎


🔷(Open Section)
1️⃣ UnityChess A (IRI) 260 ($100)
2️⃣ Uzbek Tigers (UZB) 257 ($60)
3️⃣ THE ETERNALS (IND) 247 ($40)
4️⃣ Indian Blitz Masters (IND) 231 ($30)
5️⃣ BKD Unity-1 (INA) 213 ($30)

(Asia)
1️⃣ Ozhan (IRI) 207 ($25)
2️⃣ DKI JAYA (INA) 207 ($25)
3️⃣ Anoa Sultra Glory (INA) 186 ($10)

(Africa)
1️⃣ Ethioterrace (ETH) 130 ($30)
2️⃣
3️⃣

(Latin America)
1️⃣
2️⃣
3️⃣

🔷(1600-1999)
1️⃣ YCND (INA) 188 ($100)
2️⃣ IRAN CHESS (IRI) 183 ($60)
3️⃣The Dark Knight (IND) 182 ($40)
3️⃣ Blitzerss (IND) 182 ($40)
5️⃣Debankan Dhara (INA) 182 ($40)


(Asia)
1️⃣ Kyrgyz Gambit (KGZ) 178 ($25)
2️⃣ Q Chess (IRI) 163 ($15)
3️⃣ Centre Control MPM (IND) 162 ($10)

(Africa)
1️⃣ TUNISIA (TUN) 150 ($25)

(Latin America)
1️⃣ Top MX (MEX) 134 ($25)
2️⃣ Matesote (COL) 130 ($15)
3️⃣ Panamá Friends (PAN) 110 ($10)

🔷(U1600)
1️⃣ Legends (IND) 159 ($100)
2️⃣ RISING ROCKSTARS (IND) 147 ($60)
3️⃣ TeamABC (IND) 147 ($60)
4️⃣ Karnataka Legends (IND) 136 ($30)
5️⃣ Dragon (IRI) 136 ($20)

(Asia)
1️⃣ Harmanem (IRI) 135 ($25)
2️⃣ Ak Shumkar (KGZ) 130 ($15)
3️⃣ Indian Legends (IND) 129 ($10)

(Africa)
1️⃣ Vineyard Chess UG (UGA) 86 ($25)

(Latin America)
1️⃣ Los herederos de el diablo (COL) 97 ($25)
2️⃣ Club de Ajedrez Alef Cero (PAN) 91 ($15)


https://lichess.org/tournament/r1ZxE6j2

The real-life story of Vera Menchik, the undisputed women's world chess champion and the first woman to challenge men grandmasters, was even more fascinating than that of the fictional protagonist of "The Queen's Gambit"

https://www.chess.com/article/view/vera-menchik-the-real-life-beth-harmon

The iconic photo of Kasparov vs Karpov 1984 WCC.
Try to find a better one😉.

🔗 Chess History (@MrMarksTV)

"Chess is an effective means to educate and train the human intellect."

🔸 Che Guevara

@UnityChessClub

The match took place at de Doelen, Portisch - Larsen Candidates Quarterfinal (1977)

15.Nd6!!? is surely one of the most incredible moves of all time. 🤩

Boris Spassky used the King's Gambit to win this game AND to defeat Bobby Fischer and Anatoly Karpov. Amazing.

🔗 Sam Copeland (@Sam\_Copeland)

Boris Spassky's Dazzling King's Gambit! - Best Of The 60s - Spassky vs. Bronstein, 1960

Magnus Carlsen during a photoshoot with Sara Johannessen for the VG's selection of the best Norwegian athletes for 2013.

🔗 Olimpiu G. Urcan (@olimpiuurcan)

Move of the Day!

Here is an example of how this improves pawn endgame puzzles: White to play and draw
Lautier - Bologan, Poikovsky 2004

https://chesspuzzle.net/Puzzle/39318