A Century of Chess: Janowski Matches 1916-18

A Century of Chess: Janowski Matches 1916-18

kahns
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In a last gasp of pre-war Utopianism - also, essentially, his dying wish - the chess Maecenas Isaac Rice sent out invitations to all the leading European masters to attend his planned tournament in New York in 1916. Needless to say, most of the in...

My Trip to Astana!

My Trip to Astana!

WFM AlexandraSamaganova
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Hi everyone! 😊 Today I'm writing from the city of Astana. I arrived here today primarily to participate in the Kazakhstan Chess Cup 2023, and of course to have the opportunity to watch the World Championship Match. Although Kazakhstan is a nei...

Game 9 Recap! Ian presses Ding in the endgame!

Game 9 Recap! Ian presses Ding in the endgame!

NM SmarterChess
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The chess game played between Ian Nepomniachtchi and Ding Liren in round 9 of the FIDE World Chess Championship 2023 began with a Ruy Lopez or Spanish Opening. White played 4. d3 to avoid the main lines of the Berlin Defense. Both players develope...

Chinese Chess School and it's Huge Potential

Chinese Chess School and it's Huge Potential

Tactician33
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Hello everyone, and welcome to my blog!  The World Chess Championship is going on in Astana right now, featuring Ding Liren and Ian Nepomniachtchi.  Ask yourself for a moment - which Chinese chess player are you familiar with? Most p...

Hastings 1922

Hastings 1922

DonMcKim
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The town of Hastings in England has been the site of many, many chess tournaments and games! Hastings 1895 is 'considered one of the greatest tournaments in the history of chess. It was one of the first tournaments to include all the top players...

"Leaked Prep"

"Leaked Prep"

YEAT
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Today in the Chess World, while Ding was trying to convert a winning position against Ian Nepominiatchi, internet detectives on r/chess were solving the mystery behind the suspected accounts Ding Liren and his second Richard Rapport were allegedly...

Women In Chess: Girls Championship and Events

Women In Chess: Girls Championship and Events

ChessKid
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ChessKid is proud to support women in chess, empowering bright young female chess players to pursue the game. ChessKids playing over-the-board chess. Photo courtesy of Dana Reizniece-Ozola. As part of our ongoing efforts to promote ches...

Ding down to SECONDS with an advantage!

Ding down to SECONDS with an advantage!

NM SmarterChess
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This was the seventh round of the FIDE World Chess Championship 2023, played between Ian Nepomniachtchi (playing White) and Ding Liren (playing Black). The game started with the French Defense by Ding, and Nepomniachtchi responded with the Tarrasc...

What will it take America? Fund GM Abhimanyu Mishra!

What will it take America? Fund GM Abhimanyu Mishra!

CMCoachQ
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What will it take America? What will it take for the wealthy and privileged in the US to recognize that we have one of the top worldwide talents. He is hiding in plain sight and his name is Abhimanyu Mishra. His father and friends call him “...

Ding Plays the London System! Game 6 Recap.

Ding Plays the London System! Game 6 Recap.

NM SmarterChess
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In the sixth round of the FIDE World Chess Championship 2023, Ding Liren (White) and Ian Nepomniachtchi (Black) faced off in a game that featured the London System. Ian went for an aggressive approach with c5, but Ding was able to control the boar...

Montreal 1979

Montreal 1979

DonMcKim
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This 'star-studded' tournament generated much excitement--and some interesting games! The event featured ten of the very strongest Grandmasters at the time, including the World Champion. The ELO ratings led this to be a Category XV event--one of...

Most Exciting Championship Ever! Game 5 Recap.

Most Exciting Championship Ever! Game 5 Recap.

NM SmarterChess
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The fifth round of the FIDE World Chess Championship 2023 featured a thrilling encounter between Ian Nepomniachtchi, playing with the white pieces, and Ding Liren. The game saw Nepomniachtchi go for a Ruy Lopez, a more classical approach compared ...

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