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212.Shohreh Bayat 2091 WFM (IRI)
213.Karina Ivanova 2085 WFM (RUS)
214.Anna Khachatryan 2071 WFM (ARM)
215.Amina Kairbekova 2065 WFM (KAZ)
216.Ivan Excender Soriano Quispe 2042 FM (PER)
217.Akshaya Bommini Mounika 2029 WFM (IND)
218.Kylen Joy Mordido 2014 WIM (PHIL)
219.Petros Mfune 1979 CM (MAL)
220.Mitra Asgharzadeh 1978 WFM (IRI)
221.Jia G Doroy Allaney 1972 WFM (PHI)
222.Hong Anh Nguyen 1970 WIM (VIE)
223.Elnur Mehtiyev 1953 FM (AZE)
224.Cherry Ann Mejia 1942 WFM (PHI)
225.Cristine Rose Mariano-Wagman 1940 WIM (PHI)
226.Surena Samdanova 1802 WFM (RUS)
227.Ipek Duru 1560 WCM (TUR)
213.Karina Ivanova 2085 WFM (RUS)
214.Anna Khachatryan 2071 WFM (ARM)
215.Amina Kairbekova 2065 WFM (KAZ)
216.Ivan Excender Soriano Quispe 2042 FM (PER)
217.Akshaya Bommini Mounika 2029 WFM (IND)
218.Kylen Joy Mordido 2014 WIM (PHIL)
219.Petros Mfune 1979 CM (MAL)
220.Mitra Asgharzadeh 1978 WFM (IRI)
221.Jia G Doroy Allaney 1972 WFM (PHI)
222.Hong Anh Nguyen 1970 WIM (VIE)
223.Elnur Mehtiyev 1953 FM (AZE)
224.Cherry Ann Mejia 1942 WFM (PHI)
225.Cristine Rose Mariano-Wagman 1940 WIM (PHI)
226.Surena Samdanova 1802 WFM (RUS)
227.Ipek Duru 1560 WCM (TUR)
The final round of the Tel Aviv international, 3rd November 1958. In the centre of the stage the leaders, Szabó (Hungary) & Reshevsky (USA) face one another; the game was drawn and the American took 1st place.
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Samuel Reshevsky - Bent Larsen, Chess Olympiad, Lugano 1968
https://chesspuzzle.net/Puzzle/128996
Samuel Reshevsky - Bent Larsen, Chess Olympiad, Lugano 1968
https://chesspuzzle.net/Puzzle/128996
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Puzzle 128996: Black to win
Click the diagram to solve this chess puzzle from the game Reshevsky, Samuel - Larsen, Bent DEN, Lugano 1968.
Alexander Tolush (May 1, 1910 – March 3, 1969): Attacking player and successful coach
https://en.chessbase.com/post/alexander-tolush-may-1-1910-march-3-1969-attacking-player-and-successful-coach
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Alexander Tolush (May 1, 1910 – March 3, 1969): Attacking player and successful coach
In the middle of the 20th century Alexander Tolush was one of the best Soviet players but was rarely allowed to play abroad. He was famous for his combinations and his brilliant attacking play but he is best remembered as a coach. He was trainer of Paul Keres…
The Best Chess Game Of All Time Tournament
https://www.chess.com/article/view/the-best-chess-game-of-all-time-tournament
https://www.chess.com/article/view/the-best-chess-game-of-all-time-tournament
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The Best Chess Game Of All Time Tournament
We want to know your opinion! Which is the best game in history? We are pleased to announce Chess.com's "Best Chess Game" tournament. We've identified 16 of the greatest and most acclaimed games ever and seeded them into our tournament bracket. Every other…
Magnus Carlsen wins the semifinal against Ding Liren after losing the 2nd game but hitting back in games 3 and 4. "Today was very dramatic," - Peter Svidler.
Tomorrow Carlsen will have White in the first game of the final against Nakamura. #MagnusInvite
Tomorrow Carlsen will have White in the first game of the final against Nakamura. #MagnusInvite