Qatar 2015 round 7: Two rounds to go, three leaders! - Chessbase News
12/28/2015 – After a draw with Anish Giri in round seven Magnus Carlsen is no longer the sole leader at the Qatar Masters. He is joined by Shakhriyar ...
On Chess: Your Move Chess program stimulates minds of youth - St. Louis Public Radio
The intense concentration of Erica, a fifth-grader at Walnut Grove Elementary School in Ferguson, was apparent as she played chess against one of the best.
Why chess masters have the advantage in business - City A.M.
This month saw a host of entrepreneurs and business people line up to bid for the chance to play chess alongside some of the world's greatest chess.
London Chess Classic - BusinessWorld Online Edition
BusinessWorld Online Edition
Three big organizers came together early this year to put together “a circuit of international events, each demonstrating the highest level of organization for the world's best players -- the product of this collaboration was the Grand Chess Tour ...
Qatar Masters R1: Video analysis by Daniel King - Chessbase News
The Qatar Masters is probably the strongest open in chess history. A lot of surprises happened in round 1. The World Champion Magnus Carlsen only drew his ...
Qatar 2015 round one: A day of surprises - Chessbase News
Usually the initial games at Open are smooth sailing for the top seeds – but not in the Qatar Masters Open 2015. There were so many upsets. Magnus Carlsen ...
Interview with David Howell, British KO Champ - Chessbase News
David Howell has once again proved that he is a force to be reckoned with in British chess. After adding another British title to his belt, David Howell is now ...
Bradford pupils visit London to take part in national chess tournament - Bradford Telegraph and Argus
PUPILS at a Bradford primary school have visited London to take part in a chess tournament involving schools from around the country.
London Chess Performance Analysis: Viswanathan Anand - Sports Rediscovered
Sports Rediscovered
Sports Rediscovered
Anand succumbed to three defeats at the London Chess Classic and scored 3.5 points out of the nine games he played. He is placed only above Veselin Topalov, who managed fewer points than Anand. So the big question that comes to the mind is what ...
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A Magnuficent Sunday at the LCC 2015 (2) - Chess News | ChessBase
A Magnuficent Sunday at the LCC 2015 (2) - Chessbase News
After the regular games at the London Chess Classic 2015 three players, Magnus Carlsen, Anish Giri and Maxime Vachier-Lagrave had tied for the top spot.
On Chess: And after all that, Magnus Carlsen is still the best - St. Louis Public Radio
St. Louis Public Radio
St. Louis Public Radio
He faced the best, Magnus Carlsen, who put the pressure from the get-go. The Frenchman resisted, and even had drawing chances, but he cracked at the end. With this win, Magnus Carlsen won the London Chess Classic, and he obtained enough points to ...
Chess prodigy Magnus Carlsen: 'Bobby Fischer is my dream opponent'CNN
Pestaño: One big tournament after anotherSun.Star
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