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Fabiano Caruana crosses 2800 ELO, again

Sergio — Fri, 13 Sep 2024 20:32:16 +0000

The American Grandmaster Fabiano Caruana won his game against Ivan Cheparinov in a round 3 match of the Chess Olympiad 2024. This is the second win of Caruana in the tournament, after his victory against Jyngiao Tin. With that Caruana bags 5,0 ELO points and now has 2803 ELO.

Fabiano Caruana is now also the top American player in the world, having surpassed Nakamura by 1 point.

This is a re-entry of Fabiano Caruana in the 2800 club. His highest rating so far is 2851, achieved back in 2014. However, with the constant rating deflation among top players the current rating of Caruana has to be considered as significant achievement.

USA – Bulgaria, Chess Olympiad 2024 round 3

Ivan Cheparinov – Fabiano Caruana 0-1

Wesley So – Arkadij Naiditsch 1-0

Martin Petrov – Levon Aronian 0-1

Momchil Petkov – Ray Robson 1/2-1/2

Fabiano Caruana: Aronian was dead lost

Sergio — Thu, 12 Sep 2024 20:03:52 +0000

Fabiano Caruana was happy about the win of USA at the Chess Olympiad, but he was surprised at the initial question of the interview. “Wesley was the least one who was struggling. Aronian was dead lost. Of course he is a very good defender and pulled off a miracle.” See the events of round 1 here

More about Chess Olympaid 2024 : Chess Olympiad 2024 live / Participants open / Participants women / All news about Chess Olympiad 2024

Interview with Fabiano Caruana

Fabiano Caruana – Magnus Carlsen, Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 1 Winners

Kamen — Thu, 31 Aug 2023 14:42:31 +0000

Fabiano Caruana – Magnus Carlsen is a semifinal game from Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 1 Winners
The Julius Baer Generation Cup, the 5th event on the $2 million 2023 Champions Chess Tour, features three Divisions of 8, 16 and 32 players. Each division is a double-elimination knockout where if you lose one match you drop down to a Losers bracket and can still win the tournament. In the Grand Final if the player from the Winners bracket loses, there’s a rematch. The total prize fund is $235,000, with a top prize of $30,000 (150 Tour points) in Division I, $10,000 in Division II (50 points) and $5,000 (20 points) in Division III. The top 3 in Division I and the winner of Division II qualify straight to Division I of the next event on the Tour. The time control for normal games is 15 minutes per player for all moves, with a 3-second increment each move. In Division I and II the Winners bracket matches are played over four games, while in the Losers bracket there are two games. In Division III all matches are over two games except the 4-game Grand Final. A tie in a match is decided by an Armageddon game with no increment, where the players bid for time they are willing to play with. The lowest bidder gets that time and can pick colour, while the opponent gets 15 minutes. Black only needs a draw to win the match.

Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 2 Winners Round of 16 are Ian Nepomniachtchi – Maksim Chigaev, Andrey Esipenko – Vladimir Fedoseev, Eduardo Iturrizaga Bonelli – Aydin Suleymanli, Nodirbek Yakubboev – Bassem Amin, Aleksey Dreev – Laurent Fressinet, Vladislav Artemiev – Evgeny Alekseev, Rauf Mamedov – Levon Aronian and Alexey Sarana – Nihal Sarin.
Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 1 Winners :Magnus Carlsen -M. Amin Tabatabaei, Denis Lazavik – Fabiano Caruana, Wesley So – Pavel Eljanov and Nodirbek Abdusattorov – Alireza Firouzja / Fabiano Caruana – Magnus Carlsen / Wesley So – Alireza Firouzja
Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 3 Winners : Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 3 Winners
Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 1 Losers : Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 1 Losers / M. Amin Tabatabaei – Denis Lazavik / Pavel Eljanov – Nodirbek Abdusattorov
Parallel : Niterói Open / Ottakring Ope / Carballo Open 2023 / San Christobal de la Laguna / Greek Team Championship

Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 1 Winners – LIVE

Kamen — Wed, 30 Aug 2023 14:59:51 +0000

The Julius Baer Generation Cup, the 5th event on the $2 million 2023 Champions Chess Tour, features three Divisions of 8, 16 and 32 players. Each division is a double-elimination knockout where if you lose one match you drop down to a Losers bracket and can still win the tournament. In the Grand Final if the player from the Winners bracket loses, there’s a rematch. The total prize fund is $235,000, with a top prize of $30,000 (150 Tour points) in Division I, $10,000 in Division II (50 points) and $5,000 (20 points) in Division III. The top 3 in Division I and the winner of Division II qualify straight to Division I of the next event on the Tour. The time control for normal games is 15 minutes per player for all moves, with a 3-second increment each move. In Division I and II the Winners bracket matches are played over four games, while in the Losers bracket there are two games. In Division III all matches are over two games except the 4-game Grand Final. A tie in a match is decided by an Armageddon game with no increment, where the players bid for time they are willing to play with. The lowest bidder gets that time and can pick colour, while the opponent gets 15 minutes. Black only needs a draw to win the match.

Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 2 Winners :Ian Nepomniachtchi – Maksim Chigaev, Andrey Esipenko – Vladimir Fedoseev, Eduardo Iturrizaga Bonelli – Aydin Suleymanli, Nodirbek Yakubboev – Bassem Amin, Aleksey Dreev – Laurent Fressinet, Vladislav Artemiev – Evgeny Alekseev, Rauf Mamedov – Levon Aronian and Alexey Sarana – Nihal Sarin.
Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 3 Winners : Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 3 Winners
Parallel : Niterói Open / Ottakring Ope / Carballo Open 2023 / San Christobal de la Laguna / Greek Team Championship

Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 1 Winners Quarterfinals are : Magnus Carlsen -M. Amin Tabatabaei, Denis Lazavik – Fabiano Caruana, Wesley So – Pavel Eljanov and Nodirbek Abdusattorov – Alireza Firouzja.

Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 1 Winners

Kamen — Wed, 30 Aug 2023 10:50:00 +0000

The Julius Baer Generation Cup, the 5th event on the $2 million 2023 Champions Chess Tour, features three Divisions of 8, 16 and 32 players. Each division is a double-elimination knockout where if you lose one match you drop down to a Losers bracket and can still win the tournament. In the Grand Final if the player from the Winners bracket loses, there’s a rematch. The total prize fund is $235,000, with a top prize of $30,000 (150 Tour points) in Division I, $10,000 in Division II (50 points) and $5,000 (20 points) in Division III. The top 3 in Division I and the winner of Division II qualify straight to Division I of the next event on the Tour. The time control for normal games is 15 minutes per player for all moves, with a 3-second increment each move. In Division I and II the Winners bracket matches are played over four games, while in the Losers bracket there are two games. In Division III all matches are over two games except the 4-game Grand Final. A tie in a match is decided by an Armageddon game with no increment, where the players bid for time they are willing to play with. The lowest bidder gets that time and can pick colour, while the opponent gets 15 minutes. Black only needs a draw to win the match.
Chessdom.com will daily follow the live games

Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 2 Winners : Ian Nepomniachtchi – Maksim Chigaev, Andrey Esipenko – Vladimir Fedoseev, Eduardo Iturrizaga Bonelli – Aydin Suleymanli, Nodirbek Yakubboev – Bassem Amin, Aleksey Dreev – Laurent Fressinet, Vladislav Artemiev – Evgeny Alekseev, Rauf Mamedov – Levon Aronian and Alexey Sarana – Nihal Sarin.
Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 3 Winners : Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 3 Winners
Parallel : Niterói Open / Ottakring Ope / Carballo Open 2023 / San Christobal de la Laguna / Greek Team Championship

Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 1 Winners Quarterfinals are : Magnus Carlsen -M. Amin Tabatabaei, Denis Lazavik – Fabiano Caruana, Wesley So – Pavel Eljanov and Nodirbek Abdusattorov – Alireza Firouzja.

Denis Lazavik – Fabiano Caruana, Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 1 Winners Quaterfinal

Kamen — Wed, 30 Aug 2023 01:06:00 +0000

Denis Lazavik – Fabiano Caruana is a Quarterfinal game from Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 1 Winners.
The Julius Baer Generation Cup, the 5th event on the $2 million 2023 Champions Chess Tour, features three Divisions of 8, 16 and 32 players. Each division is a double-elimination knockout where if you lose one match you drop down to a Losers bracket and can still win the tournament. In the Grand Final if the player from the Winners bracket loses, there’s a rematch. The total prize fund is $235,000, with a top prize of $30,000 (150 Tour points) in Division I, $10,000 in Division II (50 points) and $5,000 (20 points) in Division III. The top 3 in Division I and the winner of Division II qualify straight to Division I of the next event on the Tour. The time control for normal games is 15 minutes per player for all moves, with a 3-second increment each move. In Division I and II the Winners bracket matches are played over four games, while in the Losers bracket there are two games. In Division III all matches are over two games except the 4-game Grand Final. A tie in a match is decided by an Armageddon game with no increment, where the players bid for time they are willing to play with. The lowest bidder gets that time and can pick colour, while the opponent gets 15 minutes. Black only needs a draw to win the match.

Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 1 Winners Quarterfinals are : Magnus Carlsen -M. Amin Tabatabaei, Denis Lazavik – Fabiano Caruana, Wesley So – Pavel Eljanov and Nodirbek Abdusattorov – Alireza Firouzja.
Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 2 Winners : Ian Nepomniachtchi – Maksim Chigaev, Andrey Esipenko – Vladimir Fedoseev, Eduardo Iturrizaga Bonelli – Aydin Suleymanli, Nodirbek Yakubboev – Bassem Amin, Aleksey Dreev – Laurent Fressinet, Vladislav Artemiev – Evgeny Alekseev, Rauf Mamedov – Levon Aronian and Alexey Sarana – Nihal Sarin.
Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 3 Winners : Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 3 Winners
Parallel : Niterói Open / Ottakring Ope / Carballo Open 2023 / San Christobal de la Laguna / Greek Team Championship

Fabiano Caruana – Praggnanandhaa R, FIDE World Cup 2023 1/2 final – LIVE

Kamen — Sat, 19 Aug 2023 12:46:05 +0000

Fabiano Caruana – Praggnanandhaa R is semifinal game of 2023 FIDE World Cup. The other semifinal game is Magnus Carlsen – Nijat Abasov .

FIDE Women’s World Cup round 1/2 final : Aleksandra Goryachkina – Nurgyul Salimova
FIDE Women’s World Cup third place game : Anna Muzychuk – Zhongyi Tan

The 2023 FIDE World Cup is a 206-player knockout taking place in Baku, Azerbaijan from July 30 to August 24. The prize fund is almost $1.9m, with $110,000 for the winner, while the top 3 players also qualify for the 2024 Candidates Tournament. The top 50 players, who include world nos 1-3 Magnus Carlsen, Hikaru Nakamaura and Fabiano Caruana, are seeded directly into Round 2. Each match consists of two classical games where the players have 90 minutes for 40 moves, then 30 minutes to the end of the game, plus a 30-second increment from move 1. If tied, a playoff will be held on the 3rd day. There are two 25+10 rapid games followed, if needed, by two 10+10 games, then two 5+3 games. If still tied, the players then play single 3+2 games until a player wins. No draw offers are allowed until after move 30.
Chessdom.com will daily follow the live games.

FIDE World Cup round 1/4 : D Gukesh – Magnus Carlsen / Santosh Gujrathi Vidit – Nijat Abasov / Leinier Dominguez Perez – Fabiano Caruana / Praggnanandhaa R – Arjun Erigaisi
FIDE Women’s World Cup round 1/2 : Aleksandra Goryachkina – Zhongyi Tan / Anna Muzychuk – Nurgyul Salimova
Parallel :Shopping Patio Pinda Festival / Summer Prague Open / U20 Israeli Youth Championship / Krefeld Summer Open
More :Badalona Open / Nordhäuser Schachopen / Thessaloniki Open A / Sueca Open / Spilimbergo

Leinier Dominguez Perez – Fabiano Caruana, FIDE World Cup 2023 1/4 final – LIVE

Kamen — Tue, 15 Aug 2023 09:18:00 +0000

Leinier Dominguez Perez – Fabiano Caruana is 1/4 final game of 2023 FIDE World Cup.
The other games from 1/4 final stage of 2023 FIDE World Cup are : D Gukesh – Magnus Carlsen / Santosh Gujrathi Vidit – Nijat Abasov / Leinier Dominguez Perez – Fabiano Caruana / Praggnanandhaa R – Arjun Erigaisi

FIDE Women’s World Cup round 1/2 : Anna Muzychuk – Nurgyul Salimova / Aleksandra Goryachkina – Zhongyi Tan

The 2023 FIDE World Cup is a 206-player knockout taking place in Baku, Azerbaijan from July 30 to August 24. The prize fund is almost $1.9m, with $110,000 for the winner, while the top 3 players also qualify for the 2024 Candidates Tournament. The top 50 players, who include world nos 1-3 Magnus Carlsen, Hikaru Nakamaura and Fabiano Caruana, are seeded directly into Round 2. Each match consists of two classical games where the players have 90 minutes for 40 moves, then 30 minutes to the end of the game, plus a 30-second increment from move 1. If tied, a playoff will be held on the 3rd day. There are two 25+10 rapid games followed, if needed, by two 10+10 games, then two 5+3 games. If still tied, the players then play single 3+2 games until a player wins. No draw offers are allowed until after move 30.
Chessdom.com will daily follow the live games.

FIDE World Cup round 1/8 : Magnus Carlsen -Vasyl Ivanchuk / Hao Wang – D Gukesh / Nijat Abasov – A.R. Saleh Salem / Santosh Gujrathi Vidit – Ian Nepomniachtchi / Fabiano Caruana – Jan-Krzysztof Duda / Leinier Dominguez Perez – Alexey Sarana / Erigaisi Arjun – Nils Grandelius / Ferenc Berkes – Praggnanandhaa R
FIDE Women’s World Cup round 1/4 : Elisabeth Paehtz – Anna Muzychuk / Polina Shuvalova – Nurgyul Salimova / Zhongyi Tan – Bella Khotenashvili / Aleksandra Goryachkina – Harika Dronavalli
Parallel :Shopping Patio Pinda Festival / Summer Prague Open / U20 Israeli Youth Championship / Krefeld Summer Open
More :Badalona Open / Nordhäuser Schachopen / Thessaloniki Open A / Sueca Open / Spilimbergo Master

Fabiano Caruana – Jan-Krzysztof Duda, FIDE World Cup 2023 1/8 final – LIVE

Kamen — Fri, 11 Aug 2023 18:47:00 +0000

Fabiano Caruana – Jan-Krzysztof Duda is 1/8 final game of 2023 FIDE World Cup.
The other games from 1/8 final stage of the tournament are : Magnus Carlsen -Vasyl Ivanchuk / Hao Wang – D Gukesh / Nijat Abasov – A.R. Saleh Salem / Santosh Gujrathi Vidit – Ian Nepomniachtchi / Fabiano Caruana – Jan-Krzysztof Duda / Leinier Dominguez Perez – Alexey Sarana / Erigaisi Arjun – Nils Grandelius / Ferenc Berkes – Praggnanandhaa R

FIDE Women’s World Cup round 1/4 : Elisabeth Paehtz – Anna Muzychuk / Polina Shuvalova – Nurgyul Salimova / Zhongyi Tan – Bella Khotenashvili / Aleksandra Goryachkina – Harika Dronavalli

The 2023 FIDE World Cup is a 206-player knockout taking place in Baku, Azerbaijan from July 30 to August 24. The prize fund is almost $1.9m, with $110,000 for the winner, while the top 3 players also qualify for the 2024 Candidates Tournament. The top 50 players, who include world nos 1-3 Magnus Carlsen, Hikaru Nakamaura and Fabiano Caruana, are seeded directly into Round 2. Each match consists of two classical games where the players have 90 minutes for 40 moves, then 30 minutes to the end of the game, plus a 30-second increment from move 1. If tied, a playoff will be held on the 3rd day. There are two 25+10 rapid games followed, if needed, by two 10+10 games, then two 5+3 games. If still tied, the players then play single 3+2 games until a player wins. No draw offers are allowed until after move 30.
Chessdom.com will daily follow the live games.

FIDE World Cup round 4 : Magnus Carlsen – Vincent Keymer / Vasyl Ivanchuk – Vahap Sanal / Rasmus Svane – Hao Wang / Andrey Esipenko – D Gukesh / Nijat Abasov – Peter Svidler / A.R. Saleh Salem – Daniele Vocaturo / Etienne Bacrot – Santosh Gujrathi Vidit / Ian Nepomniachtchi – Nihal Sarin / Ray Robson – Fabiano Caruana / Parham Maghsoodloo – Jan-Krzysztof Duda / Radoslaw Wojtaszek – Leinier Dominguez Perez / Wesley So – Alexey Sarana / Nils Grandelius – Jaime Santos Latasa / Erigaisi Arjun – Javokhir Sindarov / Ruslan Ponomariov – Ferenc Berkes / Hikaru Nakamura – Praggnanandhaa R
FIDE Women’s World Cup round 4 : Wenjun Ju – Elisabeth Paehtz / Anna Muzychuk – Mariya Muzychuk / Teodora Injac – Polina Shuvalova / Nurgyul Salimova – Medina Warda Aulia / Humpy Koneru – Bella Khotenashvili / Jiner Zhu – Zhongyi Tan / Eline Roebers – Harika Dronavalli / Nino Batsiashvili – Aleksandra Goryachkina
Parallel :Shopping Patio Pinda Festival / Summer Prague Open / U20 Israeli Youth Championship / Krefeld Summer Open
More :Badalona Open / Nordhäuser Schachopen / Thessaloniki Open A / Sueca Open / Spilimbergo Master

Ray Robson – Fabiano Caruana, FIDE World Cup 2023 round 4 – LIVE

Kamen — Wed, 09 Aug 2023 06:48:00 +0000

Ray Robson – Fabiano Caruana is a game from round 4 of 2023 FIDE World Cup.
The other games from round 4 are : Magnus Carlsen – Vincent Keymer / Vasyl Ivanchuk – Vahap Sanal / Rasmus Svane – Hao Wang / Andrey Esipenko – D Gukesh / Nijat Abasov – Peter Svidler / A.R. Saleh Salem – Daniele Vocaturo / Etienne Bacrot – Santosh Gujrathi Vidit / Ian Nepomniachtchi – Nihal Sarin / Ray Robson – Fabiano Caruana / Parham Maghsoodloo – Jan-Krzysztof Duda / Radoslaw Wojtaszek – Leinier Dominguez Perez / Wesley So – Alexey Sarana / Nils Grandelius – Jaime Santos Latasa / Erigaisi Arjun – Javokhir Sindarov / Ruslan Ponomariov – Ferenc Berkes / Hikaru Nakamura – Praggnanandhaa R

The 2023 FIDE World Cup is a 206-player knockout taking place in Baku, Azerbaijan from July 30 to August 24. The prize fund is almost $1.9m, with $110,000 for the winner, while the top 3 players also qualify for the 2024 Candidates Tournament. The top 50 players, who include world nos 1-3 Magnus Carlsen, Hikaru Nakamaura and Fabiano Caruana, are seeded directly into Round 2. Each match consists of two classical games where the players have 90 minutes for 40 moves, then 30 minutes to the end of the game, plus a 30-second increment from move 1. If tied, a playoff will be held on the 3rd day. There are two 25+10 rapid games followed, if needed, by two 10+10 games, then two 5+3 games. If still tied, the players then play single 3+2 games until a player wins. No draw offers are allowed until after move 30.
Chessdom.com will daily follow the live games.

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FIDE Women’s World Cup round 4 : Wenjun Ju – Elisabeth Paehtz / Anna Muzychuk – Mariya Muzychuk / Teodora Injac – Polina Shuvalova / Nurgyul Salimova – Medina Warda Aulia / Humpy Koneru – Bella Khotenashvili / Jiner Zhu – Zhongyi Tan / Eline Roebers – Harika Dronavalli / Nino Batsiashvili – Aleksandra Goryachkina
Parallel :Shopping Patio Pinda Festival / Summer Prague Open / U20 Israeli Youth Championship / Krefeld Summer Open
More :Badalona Open / Nordhäuser Schachopen / Thessaloniki Open A / Sueca Open / Spilimbergo Master