Candidates Tournament Contenders: Fabiano Caruana - Sports Rediscovered
Sports Rediscovered
Sports Rediscovered
Fabiano Caruana is a calculating machine and has always been highly precise during his games. In recent times he seems to have improved his endgame even more. He has proven his credentials when he dominated the 2014 Sinquefield Cup, and if he ...
On Chess: Boy Scouts learn the merit of chess - St. Louis Public Radio
St. Louis Public Radio
St. Louis Public Radio
The event offers scouts a unique experience as they have the chance to learn chess fundamentals in the same setting as the U.S. Championships and the prestigious Sinquefield Cup, with the World Chess Hall of Fame across the street. Luke, a Tenderfoot ...
On Chess: Boy Scouts learn the merit of chess - St. Louis Public Radio
On Feb. 27, the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis again hosted a Boy Scout chess merit badge workshop. Since launching the merit badge in.
London Chess Classic (@london_chess) - brtwitter
Dzagnidze stumbles, Zhao advances - Chessbase News
With four decisive games round 9 was again combative. And it saw remarkable changes at the top: Nana Dzagnidze lost with Black against Pia Cramling and ...
Maurice Ashley: trash talk chess in NYC park - Chessbase News
In Washington Square Park, to be precise, where masters set up chess boards and clocks to play people at $5 a game. Traditionally the master trash talks the ...
Chess (#1187) - Business Standard
Business Standard
Business Standard
Aronian has come out of a slump with a resounding win at the Sinquefield Cup in St Louis. Shirov is a question mark. The Latvian GM is always dangerous given his tactical gifts and his fearlessness. But he's long since ceased to be a force at the top ...
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Grand Chess Tour 2016 with two new events - Chessbase News
Last year it was three events, in Norway, Saint Louis and London. This year Norway drops out and is replaced by two rapid+blitz events, in Paris and Brussels.
Grand Chess Tour 2016 with two new events - Chessbase News
Last year it was three events, in Norway, Saint Louis and London. This year Norway drops out and is replaced by two rapid+blitz events, in Paris and Brussels.
Grand Chess Tour 2016 with two new events - Chessbase News
Last year it was three events, in Norway, Saint Louis and London. This year Norway drops out and is replaced by two rapid+blitz events, in Paris and Brussels.
The Dance of Chess Kings - Huffington Post
Watching his rival Fabiano Caruana losing in the last round of the Tata Steel Chess tournament, the world chess champion Magnus Carlsen had to wait a few ...
Viswanathan Anand's Fresh Start In World Championship Preparation - Sports Rediscovered
The former world no. 1 Viswanathan Anand seems to have started from scratch in order to prepare himself en-route the World Chess Championship.
On Chess: The story of Nona Gaprindashvili, an inspiration in Georgian chess - St. Louis Public Radio
Georgia has always held a special place in the chess world. Its women have been especially strong, having once held the Women's World Chess Champion ...
Looking back: Qatar Masters 2015 – a class of its own - Chessbase News
What happens when you organize a tournament that has 132 players, 77 of them grandmasters? What happens when 17 players above 2700 are trying their ...
On Chess: The story of Nona Gaprindashvili, an inspiration in Georgian chess - St. Louis Public Radio
Photograph of Nona Gaprindashvili in Gisela Gresser's Photo Album from the 1961 Vrnjačka Banja, Yugoslavia (present-day Serbia), Women's Candidates ...
Levon Aronian: Armenia's 'David Beckham of chess' - CNN
Levon Aronian: Armenian chess champion is described as the 'David Beckham of chess' -- what can the world learn from his success?
Tata Steel 2016 - BusinessWorld Online Edition
BusinessWorld Online Edition
The obvious choice would be World Champion Magnus Carlsen. He has already won this tournament four times and seems to be in great shape, having ended 2015 with victories in the London Chess Classic, the Grand Chess Tour and the Qatar Masters.
Tata Steel 2016 - BusinessWorld Online Edition
BusinessWorld Online Edition
The obvious choice would be World Champion Magnus Carlsen. He has already won this tournament four times and seems to be in great shape, having ended 2015 with victories in the London Chess Classic, the Grand Chess Tour and the Qatar Masters.
Iranian Championship: Youngster beats GM for lead - Chessbase News
In the previous report, a couple of youngsters were in the lead together with the top-seed GM Maghami, well over 100 Elo above the pack. One would have ...