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Five Remain Perfect at U.S. Championships
By FM Mike Klein
SAINT LOUIS (May 5, 2013) -- After two rounds of the 2013 U.S. Championship and U.S. Women’s Championship, there are curiously more perfect scores remaining in the latter tournamen... | Read More
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Report by IM John Bartholomew
From Nov. 6-19 I was in Maribor, Slovenia for the 2012 World Youth Chess Championship (WYCC). The World Youth is an annual 11-round event with multiple age categories: U-8, U-10, U-12, U-16, and U-18, with both "... | Read More
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PRESS RELEASE: New Delhi, June 25: It was mixed luck for the Indian fans as Krishnan Sasikiran won his second successive game but National champion Parimarjan Negi lost his game in the fourth round of the inaugural AAI Grandmasters Chess Cham... | Read More
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After three rounds at the Jermuk Grand Prix in Armenia, there is a three-way tie at the top between Lev Aronian, Ivan Cheparinov and Peter Leko (pictured) on 2/3.
The Bulgarian Cheparinov won against Jakovenko in the first round in a Four Knights... | Read More
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Lev Aronian (pictured) won his third game of the Corus tournament in round 10, beating Adams with a well-prepared Catalan, to take the sole lead on 6.5/10. He is one of only two players who remain undefeated so far. The other is Magnus Carlsen... | Read More