Oh, you're right, it's tomorrow, oops.
I mean, I'm probably pretty incompetent... but this is just some feedback.
For example I clicked on chess.com news... no info. But if I click on chess.com home page (which I very VERY rarely visit) that's where I find the info.
Google search is the first thing I use. First result is titled "The $40,000 GM Blitz Battle Championship"
Sounds promising. I click it, and it's an article from January with no useful links.
chess has a tendency to be very streaky, bobby fischer has a article in2008,raggin on aronian,cause aronian said that women arent very good at chess<>=!???
a year later in 2009 kostenuik not olny she smoke aronian, laughing my@$$ off,!!!she smoked everyone else, carlsen had a position but pressure got ahold of him and he grabbed the rong rook. its difficult to find perfect, standing because of the streakiness of what equals 8squared.
Why is it so hard to find the current standings? I had to click around for 10 minutes. You're so busy advertising it and writing articles that searches return tons of old news... some of it many months old.
Make a single dedicated page that has information people care about and include a link to it when you write one of your 50 pieces about it so people can actually find useful information. This information would be:
1) Up to date standings with the results of each match.
2) Links to video recording of the event.
3) Link to the games for viewing / download.
As far as I know, MVL-Naka already happened with Naka winning (I think?) but this is the most up to date standings I could find (again, after lots of clicking through months old stuff)