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  • Carlsen wins Biel with round to spare

    www.chessvibes.com | 28/07/2011 11:25:05 | Reads: 77
    With one round to go Magnus Carlsen on Thursday already secured victory at the Accentus GM tournament in Biel. The Norwegian drew with Maxime Vachier-Lagrave and saw his closest rival Alexander Morozevich losing to Fabiano Caruana. The game between Alexei Shirov and Yannick Pelletier was drawn. More later. General info The 44th Biel Chess Festival [...]
  • Summer chess in Ikaria

    www.chessvibes.com | 28/07/2011 08:39:16 | Reads: 77
    It’s summer, and it’s the time of summer chess events. After covering so many tournaments for this site in the past few years, I decided to play one myself again. For the first time since August 2007 I participated in a 9-round Swiss, on the beautiful island of Ikaria, Greece. In fact the tournament I’m [...]
  • Armenia win the World Chess Team Championship - 9

    www.chess.co.uk | 28/07/2011 02:34:00 | Reads: 124
    IM Malcolm Pein reports on the final round of the World Team Championships in Ningbo, China and examines Peter Svidler's loss to SS Ganguly.
  • Armenia win the World Chess Team Championship - 9

    chess.co.uk | 28/07/2011 02:34:00 | Reads: 68
    IM Malcolm Pein reports on the final round of the World Team Championships in Ningbo, China and examines Peter Svidler's loss to SS Ganguly.
  • Carlsen maintains his three point lead after drawing with Morozevich - 8

    www.chess.co.uk | 27/07/2011 20:27:00 | Reads: 120
    No change change at the top of the 44th Biel Chess Festival after Round 8. Leader Magnus Carlsen obtained almost nothing against second placed Alexander Morozevich's Queens Gambit that quickly simplified to a draw in less than 2 hours. Maxime Vachier-Lagrave messed up a winning position after sacrificing a rook but eventually his pressure told and Pelletier lost anyhow. Fabiano Caruana was...
  • Carlsen maintains his three point lead after drawing with Morozevich - 8

    chess.co.uk | 27/07/2011 20:27:00 | Reads: 77
    No change change at the top of the 44th Biel Chess Festival after Round 8. Leader Magnus Carlsen obtained almost nothing against second placed Alexander Morozevich's Queens Gambit that quickly simplified to a draw in less than 2 hours. Maxime Vachier-Lagrave messed up a winning position after sacrificing a rook but eventually his pressure told and Pelletier lost anyhow. Fabiano Caruana was...
  • Kramnik's lead remains at 1.5 points after all drawn in round 6 - 6

    www.chess.co.uk | 27/07/2011 20:24:00 | Reads: 132
    Vladimir Kramnik had the better of a draw with black against Ruslan Ponomariov and he moved one round closer to his 10th title out of the 39 editions of the Dortmund Chess Meeting event when his closest rival Le Quang Liem couldn't get any advantage against Georg Meier. Struggling Hikaru Nakamura and Anish Giri drew their contest. Round 7 2pm Thursday: Nakamura-Le, Giri-Ponomariov and...
  • Kramnik's lead remains at 1.5 points after all drawn in round 6 - 6

    chess.co.uk | 27/07/2011 20:24:00 | Reads: 83
    Vladimir Kramnik had the better of a draw with black against Ruslan Ponomariov and he moved one round closer to his 10th title out of the 39 editions of the Dortmund Chess Meeting event when his closest rival Le Quang Liem couldn't get any advantage against Georg Meier. Struggling Hikaru Nakamura and Anish Giri drew their contest. Round 7 2pm Thursday: Nakamura-Le, Giri-Ponomariov and...
  • Dortmund 2011, Round 6: Three Draws

    www.thechessmind.net | 27/07/2011 20:13:55 | Reads: 135
    After the rest day, the players came out ready for battle - maybe a bit too equally ready for battle. The first game to finish was Le Quang Liem vs. Georg Meier, a Vienna QGD-turned-Navara Slav. The players quickly broke new ground, though the storyline in the middlegame was a famous one. Black took on an isolated d-pawn, an in return enjoyed lively piece play. Black never did manage to swap off...
  • 5th Torneo Internacional A.D. San Juan - GM Omar Almeida Quintana with perfect score after 4 rounds

    tournaments.chessdom.com | 27/07/2011 19:02:33 | Reads: 120
    The 5th Torneo Internacional A.D. San Juan is being played from 25th to 31st July at the Hotel Blanca de Navarra in Pamplona, Spain. 108 players from 18 countries, including 18 Grandmasters, compete in the 9-round Swiss event. First place is 3.000 € worth.
  • Three draws in 6th round Dortmund

    www.chessvibes.com | 27/07/2011 15:29:55 | Reads: 117
    The Sparkassen Chess Meeting in Dortmund resumed today with draws on all three boards. Vladimir Kramnik is still 1.5 points ahead of Le Quang Liem with four rounds to go. More later. General info The 39th Sparkassen Chess Meeting takes place July 21-31, 2011 in the City Theater of Dortmund, Germany. Like Biel, it’s a [...]
  • Vachier-Lagrave and Shirov win in 8th round Biel

    www.chessvibes.com | 27/07/2011 15:26:16 | Reads: 119
    Magnus Carlsen retained his three-point lead in Biel after his game with Alexander Morozevich was drawn relatively quickly today. In the 8th round of the Accentus GM tournament Maxime Vachier-Lagrave defeated Yannick Pelletier and after many hours, Alexei Shirov beat Fabiano Caruana. More later. General info The 44th Biel Chess Festival takes place July 16-29 [...]
  • The British Championship is Underway

    www.thechessmind.net | 27/07/2011 13:52:47 | Reads: 115
    They're up to round 3 today in the 2011 British Championship, an 11-round Swiss in Sheffield, England. For the first time in years both Michael Adams and Nigel Short are playing, so it should be an especially noteworthy event for British chess fans in particular. Both were nicked for draws in round 2, but with 2.5/3 and opposite colors a clash is (hopefully) inevitable. For now, the leaders, with...
  • Biel, Round 8: Carlsen-Morozevich Drawn

    www.thechessmind.net | 27/07/2011 13:36:02 | Reads: 115
    And so the two-horse race remains a race, with the thoroughbreds in the same order as when they started, with Carlsen ahead. Ironically, while both players tend to avoid absolute main lines they both jumped in today, playing the sometimes trendy Vienna Variation. Both played rapidly, and while the other games were just getting through the opening they reached a drawish rook ending. Drawish soon...
  • Ρεπερτόριο ανοιγμάτων

    kesaris.blogspot.com | 27/07/2011 10:37:00 | Reads: 293
    Αυτό είναι το δωρεάν μάθημα "Ρεπερτόριο ανοιγμάτων".   Συνδεθείτε εδώ!Σε αυτό το δωρεάν μάθημα μπορείτε να μάθετε μερικά μυστικά για το άνοιγμα και την προετοιμασία του ανοίγματος από τον γκρανμέτρ Ίγκορ...