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At the Workshop & Adult Improver Chess camp you will Study ✅ Practice ✅ Play Slow Games✅ Analyze Your Games ✅ All in Three Days! stlchessclub.regfox.com/chess-improvem… The schedule is flexible, so you can enjoy the regular programming at the @WorldChessHOF @STLChessClub! #Chess

🛡️ Nulle facile avec les pièces noires pour Maxime Vachier-Lagrave face à l'Indien Chithambaram Aravindh au Chennai Grand Masters ! ♟️ Découvrez le récap' de la ronde 2 sur europe-echecs.com/art/chennai-gr… 📸 Lennart Ootes

Todos Por Valencia. ❤️ Con celebridades como @MagnusCarlsen, @El_Divis, @pepeich_cuenca, @Ayelenchess , @carlos_set, Pichot, @Danton55, Faustino Oro, @GmSpiderIbarra , @capakhine, @rey_enigma, @illescasmiguel, entre otras personalidades del #ajedrez ♟️ ➡️chess.com/es/news/view/t…

All that said, modern results should be compared to modern day performances, you can't compare across centuries, it's just ridiculous, ok bye!

I call BS, too bad inflation is never counted for, Kasparov & Karpov performances are WAY more impressive than modern results. Not to mention Fischer's superb Candidates run ( which is best EVER). Do better. chess.com/article/view/t…

It's very rare that mother Nagalakshmi can come to the official hotel and drop her daughter and go back home! This is exactly what happened at the @Chennai_GM 2024. One of the biggest advantages for Indian players is that they don't have to worry about the visa, travel, weather and the food! This helps them focus better on their chess. Harika mentioned the same in the opening ceremony with the words, "When I started packing for this event, I realized I don't have to worry about anything. I am travelling for just an hour and I get to play a super strong tournament with having nothing to worry about - food, weather etc. It felt so good that I didn't have to do anything beforehand and I was so jobless!" Photos: Amruta Mokal #chess #chessbaseindia #chennaigrandmasters

New York, 1992. The youngest GM in the world at the time, @GMJuditPolgar, plays a chess simul against the Harlem chess team during the 'Chessathon.' These events for school kids, organized by @USChess, helped chess charities to raise funds. #chessTB #chesshistory #womeninchess

Awesome Simul with GM Keith Arkell @Atomrod at the IOW Congress. The players faces say it all 😆 #chess #iowcongress

Riga, 16th September 1979. Ex-World Champion Mikhail Tal (USSR) faces grandmaster Ljubomir Ljubojević (Yugoslavia) in the 9th round of the FIDE Interzonal tournament taking place in the Latvian capital. (📷via S. Punte.) #chess

Mañana estaremos desde las 17:00 hora de Valencia realizando un directo para ayudar a las víctimas de las inundaciones. youtube.com/watch?v=SFJ5jH…

🇮🇳 Divya Deshmukh defeats 🇲🇳 Batkhuyag Munguntuul (who has so far played only decisive games, losing with White and winning with Black!) to get back to a 50% score after 5 rounds in the Shymkent #FIDEWomenGrandPrix. 📷 Konstantin Chalabov

I would nominate Richard Rapport. He helped Ding become World Champion, implementing a very surprising openings strategy. But I cant, as Rapport is not an "officially licensed" trainer. Awards like this should be based on merits, and merits only.

Meet and mingle with the women of the elite Saint Louis University (SLU) Chess Team for a special edition of the Saint Louis Chess Club’s “Ladies’ Knight” program.🤩 Hosted at SLU’s Chess Room in Morrissey Hall, WGM Thalia Cervantes will lead a brief chess lesson with opportunities for open chess play. ♟️This event is for women only, open to all skill levels, and is complimentary to the public. 🤗Bring some friends, enjoy complimentary pizza and soda and meet some of the best female chess players in the country!😍 ⏰Thursday, November 7, 6:30pm - 8:30pm 📍SLU Chess Room, Morrissey Hall Ground Floor, 3700 Lindell Boulevard ♚ ♚ ♚ #STLChessClub #LadiesKnight #chess #womeninchess #chesslesson #chessplayer

Results | Round 1 | #FIDEWomenGrandPrix - Leg 2 ⚔️ GM Kateryna Lagno ½-½ GM Aleksandra Goryachkina ⚔️ 🇮🇳 IM Divya Deshmukh ½-½ GM Humpy Koneru 🇮🇳 ⚔️ 🇨🇳 GM Tan Zhongyi 1-0 GM Elisabeth Paehtz 🇩🇪 ⚔️ 🇲🇳 IM Batkhuyag Munguntuul 0-1 IM Stavroula Tsolakidou 🇬🇷 ⚔️ 🇧🇬 IM Nurgyul Salimova 0-1 IM Bibisara Assaubayeva 🇰🇿 📷 Viktoriya Abramova

In general, girls should get the chance to dominate their age group

I have been against this for a long time now, happy to see this topic make a comeback!

That's an angle I didn't even know 😲. It would be cool to see what would happen if there was freedom to choose 🤔

I am starting a new series on exploratory #data #analysis in the chess world, using typical "big picture" questions. Follow along if you like #graphs, #numbers, or #chess, in no particular order. Last week, someone implied that a higher number of games played should be strongly correlated with rating improvement. I have sought to explore this relationship using FIDE standard ratings from March (after the compression) until October. First, after discarding all players who have not touched rated OTB chess from the dataset, l looked at the distribution of rating. Then, after segmenting players into 3 separate age categories and creating scatter plots, the question can be answered conclusively. The results are satisfactory, at least on the surface. We expect improvers to benefit from playing more games (else why would they be called "Improvers"?) and for decliners to see the opposite. This was a bit of a trivial analysis, let's call it an appetizer...If you would like your idea to be featured on the timeline, please suggest ideas, engage with my content, and chances are that I will add it to a shortlist of topics if it receives attention.

@turnabouttess It's an "open" section only in name. At local, national and international levels, girls are encouraged/pushed to play girl sections and aim for female championships, that is, stay where they "belong." Then you hear that female-only events are "a temporary measure." Yeah, sure...

the best to ever do it 😵‍💫 congrats to fabi on his title as well!

Loved coaching this group for @womeninchess @chessable Scholars program with international talents from Kenya to Mexico. When one girl found the move below (White to move!!), she had the biggest smile. Can you find it? #chessjoy