Dvorkovich: 'World Championship Match Likely In Dubai Starting December 20'
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Dvorkovich: 'World Championship Match Likely In Dubai Starting December 20'
The World Championship match between Magnus Carlsen and the winner of the Candidates Tournament is almost certainly going to be held in Dubai, but not in November. At the FIDE Congress in Abu Dhabi, FIDE President Arkady Dvorkovich has mentioned December…
World Championship match almost certain to take place in Dubai
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World Championship match almost certain to take place in Dubai
During the 90th FIDE Congress in Abu Dhabi, the President of the Federation Arkady Dvorkovich mentioned that this year's World Championship match will almost certainly take place in Dubai as part of the 2020 World Expo, clarifying that this is not yet a formal…
The winners of Gibraltar International Chess Festival David Paravyan (now world's #92 with 2653) and Andrey Esipenko (#66 with 2672) gained the most rating within the top-100 in February: 24 and 18 points respectively.
March 1 #FIDErating:
1. Carlsen – 2862 (0)
2. Caruana – 2842 (0)
3. Ding – 2805 (0)
4. Grischuk – 2777 (0)
5. Nepomniachtchi – 2774 (0)
6. Aronian – 2773 (0)
7. So – 2770 (0)
8. Vachier-Lagrave – 2767 (-3)
9. Radjabov – 2765 (0)
10. Mamedyarov – 2764 (-6)
1. Carlsen – 2862 (0)
2. Caruana – 2842 (0)
3. Ding – 2805 (0)
4. Grischuk – 2777 (0)
5. Nepomniachtchi – 2774 (0)
6. Aronian – 2773 (0)
7. So – 2770 (0)
8. Vachier-Lagrave – 2767 (-3)
9. Radjabov – 2765 (0)
10. Mamedyarov – 2764 (-6)
Chess calendar: March 2020
🔹March 2nd - 13th: Women's Grand Prix 3rd leg (Lausanne, Switzerland)
🔸March 17th - April 3rd: FIDE Candidates Tournament (Yekaterinburg, Russia)
🔹March 18th - 26th: Spring Chess Classic (Saint Louis, United States)
🔸March 29th - April 7th: 22nd Dubai Open (Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
https://en.chessbase.com/post/chess-calendar-2020-march
🔹March 2nd - 13th: Women's Grand Prix 3rd leg (Lausanne, Switzerland)
🔸March 17th - April 3rd: FIDE Candidates Tournament (Yekaterinburg, Russia)
🔹March 18th - 26th: Spring Chess Classic (Saint Louis, United States)
🔸March 29th - April 7th: 22nd Dubai Open (Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
https://en.chessbase.com/post/chess-calendar-2020-march
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Chess calendar: March 2020
There will be plenty of action to keep chess enthusiasts entertained in March. The month will kick off with the third leg of the Women's Grand Prix in Lausanne, and four days after that event comes to an end the long-awaited Candidates Tournament will begin…
Future World Champion Jose Capablanca playing chess against his father at the age of 4 in 1892. 👀
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“A Queen's sacrifice, even when fairly obvious, always rejoices the heart of the chess-lover.”
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Round 11, Hoogovens, Wijk aan Zee, 23rd January 1968.
Mikhail Tal (USSR) faces Hans Ree (Netherlands). On the right, Hein Donner (Netherlands) is in play v. Nicolas Rossolimo (USA).
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Mikhail Tal (USSR) faces Hans Ree (Netherlands). On the right, Hein Donner (Netherlands) is in play v. Nicolas Rossolimo (USA).
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