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  • Fischer Pics, x2

    www.thechessmind.net | 17/01/2011 19:53:02 | Reads: 143
    First, Tony Boron informed me that he has some old pictures of Bobby Fischer taken in Iceland in 1972, which he has posted on his blog. Have a look. Second, when I wrote my review of Frank Brady's forthcoming Fischer bio Endgame, I stated that it didn't have any pictures. I was subsequently informed that the final edition would have pictures and made the correction, and now, having received a...
  • Wijk aan Zee, Round 3: Nakamura Leads

    www.thechessmind.net | 17/01/2011 19:34:00 | Reads: 156
    There were some short games today in Wijk aan Zee, but not all of the draws were short and not all of the short games were drawn. Nepomniachtchi-Grischuk and Vachier-Lagrave vs. Aronian were drawn quickly, but the miniature Carlsen-Giri was a rout in Giri's favor. Carlsen's prep wasn't good at all, resulting after 17 moves in an equal position where the burden was on White to maintain equality...
  • Nakamura leads Tata-Steel A-Group after fantastic win against Shirov - 3

    www.chess.co.uk | 17/01/2011 19:07:00 | Reads: 77
    The third round of the Tata Steel tournament in Wijk aan Zee saw more fighting chess. Whilst Anish Giri's win in a miniature against World Number one Magnus Carlsen will gain the headlines it was a very poor performance from Carlsen. The last game to finish was Hikaru Nakamura's win against Alexei Shirov which was a tremendous struggle in all its phases. This win means that Nakamura leads alone...
  • Nakamura leads Tata-Steel A-Group after fantastic win against Shirov - 3

    chess.co.uk | 17/01/2011 19:07:00 | Reads: 68
    The third round of the Tata Steel tournament in Wijk aan Zee saw more fighting chess. Whilst Anish Giri's win in a miniature against World Number one Magnus Carlsen will gain the headlines it was a very poor performance from Carlsen. The last game to finish was Hikaru Nakamura's win against Alexei Shirov which was a tremendous struggle in all its phases. This win means that Nakamura leads alone...
  • Σκάκι στο 7ο γυμνάσιο Αιγάλεω

    skakistasholeia.blogspot.com | 17/01/2011 15:04:00 | Reads: 122
    Μια πολύ ωραία προσπάθεια άξια συγχαρητηρίων έχει ξεκινήσει στο 7ο Γυμνάσιο Αιγάλεω, όπου στις δραστηριότητες του σχολείου έχει ενταχθεί και το σκάκι. Φέτος η ομάδα έχει διευρυνθεί και με ένα μαθητή από το 3ο Γυμνάσιο...
  • Thrilling start to Wijk aan Zee 2011 - 1

    www.chess.co.uk | 17/01/2011 14:33:00 | Reads: 93
    Malcolm Pein looks at a thrilling start to the Wijk aan Zee 2011 tournament.
  • Thrilling start to Wijk aan Zee 2011 - 1

    chess.co.uk | 17/01/2011 14:33:00 | Reads: 94
    Malcolm Pein looks at a thrilling start to the Wijk aan Zee 2011 tournament.
  • Tata R3: Nakamura grabs lead in A, McShane wins third

    www.chessvibes.com | 17/01/2011 13:58:49 | Reads: 142
    Hikaru Nakamura grabbed the lead in the A group of the Tata Steel Chess Tournament on Monday. The American grandmaster beat Alexei Shirov and is the only player on 2.5/3. Magnus Carlsen blundered and lost against Anish Giri. In the B group Luke McShane from England won this third game. Games & standings; later more. [...]
  • Wijk Aan Zee 2011 - 3ος Γύρος

    chessnewsgr.blogspot.com | 17/01/2011 13:45:00 | Reads: 217
    M. Carlsen - A. Giri 0-1Στο τέλος του περσινού Wijk Aan Zee (από όπου και η παραπάνω φωτογραφία) ο νικητής του Α Γκρουπ Magnus Carlsen έδωσε μια κοινή συνέντευξη με τον νικητή του Β Γκρουπ, τον 16χρονο σήμερα Anish Giri (καρπό της ένωσης ενός...
  • Slapdash Carlsen demolished by Giri - 3

    www.chess.co.uk | 17/01/2011 13:34:00 | Reads: 68
    World Number One Magnus Carlsen lost to Anish Giri in just 90 minutes and 22 moves in an appallingly slapdash manner. Carlsen's 11.Qd2 novelty looked very strange in a position where white has a huge number of alternatives. Giri equalised extremely quickly and then Carlsen played one inaccurate move after another to reach a lost position after 19 moves which Giri accurately exploited in just...
  • Slapdash Carlsen demolished by Giri - 3

    chess.co.uk | 17/01/2011 13:34:00 | Reads: 93
    World Number One Magnus Carlsen lost to Anish Giri in just 90 minutes and 22 moves in an appallingly slapdash manner. Carlsen's 11.Qd2 novelty looked very strange in a position where white has a huge number of alternatives. Giri equalised extremely quickly and then Carlsen played one inaccurate move after another to reach a lost position after 19 moves which Giri accurately exploited in just...
  • Η φωτογραφία της εβδομάδας (8)

    www.halandrichess.gr | 17/01/2011 13:14:59 | Reads: 98
    Ο Γάτος το έσκασε   ...αλλά δεν αγνοείται! Ο καλύτερος και πληρέστερος ελληνικός σκακιστικός χώρος, το skakistiko.blogspot.com, σταμάτησε τη λειτουργία του την Παρασκευή 14 Ιανουαρίου αφήνοντας ένα τεράστιο κενό στη σκακιστική...
  • Giri & Smeets show their hypersharp draw

    www.chessvibes.com | 17/01/2011 08:50:57 | Reads: 131
    After the second round of the 2011 Tata Steel Chess Tournament, Anish Giri and Jan Smeets together showed their hypersharp Botvinnik Semi-Slav in the press room. It was one of the many draws on Sunday, but in fact quite an attractive game. Enjoy, and understand more of what happened there.
  • Women’s World Championship participants disappointed about organization

    www.chessvibes.com | 17/01/2011 08:38:04 | Reads: 118
    Many participants of the 2010 Women’s World Championship in Hatay, Turkey were quite unhappy about the way it was organized. No less than 18 of them, including former World Champion Alexandra Kosteniuk, have signed an open letter which addresses several issues concerning accommodation and food. The playing hall of the Women’s World Championship, which took [...]
  • Rook endings masterclass: Navara explains his win against Wojtaszek

    www.chessvibes.com | 17/01/2011 05:07:36 | Reads: 129
    After the first round of the 2011 Tata Steel Chess Tournament, David Navara entered the press room and gave a spontaneous ‘press conference’ about his game against Radowslaw Wojtaszek. The Czech GM was happy about his game, and rightly so – it won him the daily public prize in the B group. Take your time [...]