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Chess champ ‘just average’December 31, 2009 Edition 1 OSLO: The chess world’s new No 1, 19-year-old Magnus Carlsen, plots 20 moves ahead and can remember matches […]
Chess champ ‘just average’December 31, 2009 Edition 1 OSLO: The chess world’s new No 1, 19-year-old Magnus Carlsen, plots 20 moves ahead and can remember matches […]
Final leaders: 1. Nyzhnyk, Illya 7.5 2494 2741 +2.75 2. Werle, Jan 6.5 2565 2670 +1.28 Reinderman, Dimitri 6.5 2575 2662 +1.11 4. Chadaev, Nikolai 6.0 […]
Final standings: 1-4. Meier, Georg g GER 2653 6 1-4. Granda, Julio g PER 2640 6 1-4. Laznicka, Viktor g CZE 2637 6 1-4. Georgiev, Kiril […]
Leaders after 4 rounds: Rk. Name FED Rtg Pts. 1 GM Rozentalis Eduardas LTU 2611 3,5 2 IM Richter Michael GER 2412 3,5 3 GM Shimanov […]
Round 3 results: Almasi, Zoltan – Jobava, Baadur 1-0 Kamsky, Gata – Godena, Michele ½-½ Landa, Konstantin – Safarli, Eltaj ½-½ Vocaturo, Daniele – Caruana, Fabiano […]
Black to move. How should Black proceed?Source: ChessToday.net Chess Daily News from Susan Polgar
A Bold Opening for Chess Player Magnus CarlsenBy Eben Harrell / London Monday, Jan. 11, 2010 Vladimir Kramnik, former world chess champion and current No. 4, […]
Top players (January 2010) Rank Name Title Country Rating Games B-Year 1 Carlsen, Magnus g NOR 2810 16 1990 2 Topalov, Veselin g BUL 2805 4 […]
Even though the Texas Tech University Knight Raiders A team only needed a tie in the final round to make the Final Four, our players fought […]
UTB-TSC to return to Final Four of ChessDecember 30, 2009 9:31 PM2009 PAN-AM INTERCOLLEGIATE TEAM CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP AWARD WINNERS Teams going to The President’s Cup, also […]
Final top 10 standings: # Name Rtng Team Rd 1 Rd 2 Rd 3 Rd 4 Rd 5 Rd 6 Tot 1 UMBC-A 2559 UMBC-A W14 […]
White to move. How should White proceed?Source: ChessToday.net Chess Daily News from Susan Polgar