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Gelfand and Grischuk draw and finish with a -1 score

Gelfand and Grischuk draw and finish with a -1 score

Grischuk gave perpetual check and forced the draw on move 27

Great suspense at the last round of the Candidates

Great suspense at the last round of the Candidates

Carlsen and Kramnik looked for ways to get long struggles

Meijers and Ghaem Maghami share first in Bad Ragaz

Meijers and Ghaem Maghami share first in Bad Ragaz

The 8th International Oster-Open in Bad Ragaz was held from 28th March to 1st April at the Saal des Mehrzweckgebäudes in Bad Ragaz, Swizterland. 101 players from 14 countries competed in the seven-round Swiss event. Grandmasters Viesturs Meijers and Ehsan Ghaem Maghami shared the first place with 6,0/7 points each. Meijers is declared winner on [...]

GM Davor Palo is new champion of Denmark

GM Davor Palo is new champion of Denmark

The Danish Chess Championship 2013 was from March 23rd to April 1st at the Konventum, Gl Hellebækvej 70, 3000 Helsingør. The tournament was a 10-player round robin with the average elo of 2473 points. GM Davor Palo emerged the national champion after finishing the race with 6,5/9 points. Palo also took the prize of 10,000 [...]

Carlsen and Kramnik neck to neck at Candidates Tournament in London

Carlsen and Kramnik neck to neck at Candidates Tournament in London

The Candidates Tournament 2013 in London continued Sunday with round 13 matches. Kramnik and Gelfand played a “human” game of chess, with lots of maneuvering and probing. Kramnik gradually increased the pressure and obtained advantage, but in an erratic time trouble he weakened the king with 37.f3 and could not find anything better than to [...]

Kramnik takes the lead after dramatic Candidates R12 in London

Kramnik takes the lead after dramatic Candidates R12 in London

The chess fans lived one of the most astonishing days in chess history today during the Round 12 of the Candidates Tournament 2013 in London. In an unseen 2800+ blunderfest Kramnik walked away with the full point against Aronian. At the same time determined and diligent Ivanchuk defeated world number one Magnus Carlsen to turn [...]

Kramnik wins and Aronian stumbles in London

Kramnik wins and Aronian stumbles in London

The last three rounds will see a fierce fight between Carlsen and Kramnik

Aronian loses against Svidler and drops to third place

Aronian loses against Svidler and drops to third place

Aronian still has two white games in the last three rounds

Kramnik beats Radjabov and is still in the fight for first place

Kramnik beats Radjabov and is still in the fight for first place

Kramnik won 3 out of his 4 last games

Carlsen wins and keeps the lead at the Candidates

Carlsen wins and keeps the lead at the Candidates

Kramnik and Aronian also won their games

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