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Akiba Rubinstein Memorial 2024 LIVE

Sergio — Wed, 21 Aug 2024 04:19:00 +0000

The 60th Akiba Rubinstein Festival going to take place 17-25 August in Polanica-Zdrój, Poland. It is a 10 player round robin with Jan-Krzysztof Duda, David Navara, Vincent Keymer, Alexey Sarana, Pentala Harikrishna, Vladimir Fedoseev, Radoslaw Wojtaszek, Sam Shankland, Andrei Volokitin, and Mateuzs Bartel.

Live games will be daily on Chessdom with broadcast provided by the largest free online chess server Lichess.

More parallel tournament: European Youth Chess 2024 / Simul with Zuzana Hagarova / Dortmund Chess 2024 / Hans Niemann – Nikita Vitiugov / Sinquefield Cup 2024 / Abu Dhabi Chess 2024

Akiba Rubinstein live games

Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 2 Winners

Kamen — Wed, 30 Aug 2023 15:27:18 +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 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.
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 2 Winners – LIVE

Kamen — Wed, 30 Aug 2023 15:17:00 +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

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.
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

Andrey Esipenko – Vladimir Fedoseev, Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 2 Winners

Kamen — Wed, 30 Aug 2023 03:45:00 +0000

Andrey Esipenko – Vladimir Fedoseev is a 1/16 game of Julius Baer Generation Cup Div 2 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.
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

Aimchess Rapid Div 1 Losers

Kamen — Mon, 10 Jul 2023 19:54:38 +0000

The Aimchess Rapid, the 4th 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.
In Round 1 of Aimchess Rapid Div 1 Losers will play the following pairs :
Wesley So – Fladimir Fedoseev / Jorden Van Foreest – Eduardo Iturrizaga Bonelli.

All about FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship : FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship 2023 / Ju Wenjun – Lei Tingjie , FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship 2023 game 1 / Ju Wenjun – Lei Tingjie , FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship 2023 game 2 / Ju Wenjun – Lei Tingjie , FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship 2023 game 3 / Women Candidates Chess 2023
Parallel : Turkish Super League 2023 / Dutch Championship 2023 / 2023 Dutch Women’s Championship / Slovak Championship GM 2023
More : Aimchess Rapid Div 1 Winners / Aimchess Rapid Div 1 Losers / Aimchess Rapid Div 2 Winners / Aimchess Rapid Div 2 Losers / Aimchess Rapid Div 3 Winners

Vladimir Fedoseev – Levon Aronian, Aimchess Rapid Div 1 Winners – LIVE

Kamen — Mon, 10 Jul 2023 07:20:00 +0000

The Aimchess Rapid, the 4th 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.
In Quaterfinals of Aimchess Rapid Div 1 Winners will play the following pairs :
Nodirbek Abdusattorov – Wesleey So / Vladimir Fedoseev – Levon Aronian / Fabiano Caruana – Eduardo Iturrizaga Bonelli / Jorden Van Foreest – Magnus Carlsen.

All about FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship : FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship 2023 / Ju Wenjun – Lei Tingjie , FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship 2023 game 1 / Ju Wenjun – Lei Tingjie , FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship 2023 game 2 / Ju Wenjun – Lei Tingjie , FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship 2023 game 3 / Women Candidates Chess 2023
Parallel : Dutch Championship 2023 / 2023 Dutch Women’s Championship / Slovak Championship GM 2023
More : FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship 2023 / Aktobe Open Classic 2023 / Vojvodina Open 2023 / 3rd Heldur Valgmae Memorial 2023 / 8th Purtichju Open 2023 / Ceske Budejovice GM A 2023 / Ceske Budejovice GM B 2023 / Ceske Budejovice Open A 2023 / Ceske Budejovice Open B 2023

Aimchess Rapid Div 1 Winners

Kamen — Mon, 10 Jul 2023 06:09:00 +0000

The Aimchess Rapid, the 4th 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.
In Quaterfinals of Aimchess Rapid Div 1 Winners will play the following pairs :
Nodirbek Abdusattorov – Wesleey So / Vladimir Fedoseev – Levon Aronian / Fabiano Caruana – Eduardo Iturrizaga Bonelli / Jorden Van Foreest – Magnus Carlsen

All about FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship : FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship 2023 / Ju Wenjun – Lei Tingjie , FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship 2023 game 1 / Ju Wenjun – Lei Tingjie , FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship 2023 game 2 / Ju Wenjun – Lei Tingjie , FIDE Women’s World Chess Championship 2023 game 3 / Women Candidates Chess 2023
Parallel : Dutch Championship 2023 / 2023 Dutch Women’s Championship / Slovak Championship GM 2023
More : Aimchess Rapid Div 2 Winners / Aimchess Rapid Div 2 Losers / Aimchess Rapid Div 3 Winners

French Team Championship Top 16, Pool A – LIVE

Kamen — Fri, 02 Jun 2023 10:15:00 +0000

The French Top 16 is a team championship taking place in Chartres, France from June 1-11. It begins with 2 pools of 8 teams where after 7 rounds the Top 4 and Bottom 4 advance to higher and lower brackets, with the French Champions decided in the higher bracket. Matches are played on 8 boards. The time control is 90 minutes for 40 moves, then 30 minutes to the end of the game, with a 30-second increment from move 1.

Parallel : French Team Championship Top 16, Pool B / 2nd Maharashtra Open / Norway Chess / 23rd Dubai Open A / 23rd Dubai Open B / Limburg Open 2023 / 2. Laimer Pfingst-Open A
More : U18 German Championship / U16 German Championship / U14 German Championship / U12 German Championship / U10 German Championship / Girls U18 German Championship / Girls U16 German Championship / Girls U14 German Championship / Girls U12 German Championship / Girls U10 German Championship

French Team Championship Top 16, Pool A – Participants

Kamen — Fri, 02 Jun 2023 10:00:00 +0000

The French Top 16 is a team championship taking place in Chartres, France from June 1-11. It begins with 2 pools of 8 teams where after 7 rounds the Top 4 and Bottom 4 advance to higher and lower brackets, with the French Champions decided in the higher bracket. Matches are played on 8 boards. The time control is 90 minutes for 40 moves, then 30 minutes to the end of the game, with a 30-second increment from move 1.
Chessdom.com will follow daily the live games .

Parallel : French Team Championship Top 16, Pool B / 2nd Maharashtra Open / Norway Chess / 23rd Dubai Open A / 23rd Dubai Open B / Limburg Open 2023 / 2. Laimer Pfingst-Open A
More : U18 German Championship / U16 German Championship / U14 German Championship / U12 German Championship / U10 German Championship / Girls U18 German Championship / Girls U16 German Championship / Girls U14 German Championship / Girls U12 German Championship / Girls U10 German Championship

Starting team ranking :

1. Bischwiller (RtgAvg:2594, TB1: 4 / TB2: 0)
Bo.		Name	Rtg	FED	RtgAvg
1	GM	Bacrot, Etienne	2672	FRA	2655
2	GM	Ragger, Markus	2631	AUT	2567
3	GM	Naiditsch, Arkadij	2669	AZE	2659
4	GM	Fressinet, Laurent	2632	FRA	2597
5	GM	Rodshtein, Maxim	2604	ISR	2593
6	GM	Le Roux, Jean-Pierre	2509	FRA	2548
7	GM	Maze, Sebastien	2539	FRA	2521
8	GM	Sebag, Marie	2421	FRA	2354
9	GM	Bellahcene, Bilel	2497	ALG	0
10	WGM	Maisuradze, Nino	2276	FRA	0
2. Tremblay en France (RtgAvg:2387, TB1: 4 / TB2: 0)
Bo.		Name	Rtg	FED	RtgAvg
1	GM	Van Foreest, Lucas	2547	NED	2579
2	GM	Shchekachev, Andrei	2508	FRA	2508
3	IM	Vlachos, Anatole	2448	GRE	2424
4	GM	Abergel, Thal	2373	FRA	2493
5	GM	Flom, Gabriel	2442	FRA	2375
6	IM	Shirazi, Kamran	2278	FRA	0
7	FM	Kuhn, Clement	2313	FRA	2347
8		Hernandez, Lara	1947	FRA	2185
9	FM	Mekhane, Adam	2188	FRA	2341
3. Lyon Olympique Echecs (RtgAvg:2437, TB1: 4 / TB2: 0)
Bo.		Name	Rtg	FED	RtgAvg
1	GM	Ter-Sahakyan, Samvel	2598	ARM	2587
2	GM	Grigoryan, Karen H.	2626	ARM	2556
3	GM	Pichot, Alan	2638	ARG	2590
4	GM	Vernay, Clovis	2491	SUI	2476
5	IM	Tahay, Alexis	2421	FRA	2322
6	IM	Benitah, Yohan	2361	FRA	2277
7	IM	Crut, Aurelien	2343	FRA	2259
8		Rollot, Florence	2018	FRA	2131
4. Echiquier Chalonnais (RtgAvg:2571, TB1: 3 / TB2: 0)
Bo.		Name	Rtg	FED	RtgAvg
1	GM	Korobov, Anton	2661	UKR	2659
2	GM	Grandelius, Nils	2674	SWE	2562
3	GM	Velten, Paul	2493	FRA	2570
4	GM	Fedorchuk, Sergey A.	2579	UKR	2548
5	GM	David, Alberto	2540	ITA	2390
6	GM	Dorfman, Iossif	2541	FRA	2403
7	IM	Bournel, Antoine	2354	FRA	2076
8	IM	Alexieva, Silvia	2213	FRA	2263
9	GM	Topalov, Veselin	2728	BUL	2655
5. C’Chartres Echecs (RtgAvg:2571, TB1: 1 / TB2: 0)
Bo.		Name	Rtg	FED	RtgAvg
1	GM	Ivanchuk, Vasyl	2655	UKR	2700
2	GM	Mamedov, Rauf	2642	AZE	2646
3	GM	Kamsky, Gata	2659	USA	2624
4	GM	Lagarde, Maxime	2597	FRA	2653
5	GM	Bauer, Christian	2593	FRA	2573
6	GM	Maurizzi, Marc`andria	2548	FRA	2525
7	GM	Guliyev, Namig	2521	AZE	2516
8	IM	Daulyte-Cornette, Deimante	2354	FRA	2317
6. Vandoeuvre Echecs (RtgAvg:2417, TB1: 0 / TB2: 0)
Bo.		Name	Rtg	FED	RtgAvg
1	GM	Donchenko, Alexander	2667	GER	2573
2	GM	Hamitevici, Vladimir	2493	MDA	2500
3	GM	Solodovnichenko, Yuri	2503	UKR	2573
4	IM	Brunner, Nicolas	2424	FRA	2470
5	FM	Decuigniere, Tom	2375	FRA	2432
6	IM	Savina, Anastasia	2341	FRA	2275
7	IM	Philippe, Christophe	2347	FRA	2328
8	WIM	Steil-Antoni, Fiona	2185	LUX	1983
7. Cappelle la Grande (RtgAvg:2435, TB1: 0 / TB2: 0)
Bo.		Name	Rtg	FED	RtgAvg
1	GM	Fedoseev, Vladimir	2676	FID	2650
2	GM	Edouard, Romain	2527	FRA	2583
3	GM	Dardha, Daniel	2619	BEL	2560
4	GM	Enchev, Ivajlo	2437	BUL	2579
6		Jossien, Remy	2231	FRA	2540
7		Maugenest, Ghislain	2212	FRA	2451
8		Lam, Sophie	2076	FRA	2186
9		Feryn, Benjamin	2171	FRA	2278
10	GM	Nikolov, Momchil	2506	BUL	2598
11	FM	Jossien, Arnaud	2268	FRA	2421
8. C.E.Strasbourg (RtgAvg:2115, TB1: 0 / TB2: 0)
Bo.		Name	Rtg	FED	RtgAvg
1	GM	Sanikidze, Tornike	2491	GEO	2589
2	GM	Prusikin, Michael	2513	GER	2508
3	GM	Rozentalis, Eduardas	2528	LTU	0
4	IM	Sharif, Mehrshad	2330	FRA	0
6	IM	Roos, Jean-Luc	2184	FRA	0
7		Olguin, Monica	1619	FRA	0
8	IM	Roos, Louis	2254	FRA	0

ChessKid Cup Div 2 Winners – LIVE

Kamen — Tue, 23 May 2023 07:15:00 +0000

The ChessKid Cup, the 3rd 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.
In Div 2 Winners in Round of 16 will be played the games Ngoc Truong Son Nguyen – Dmitry Andreikin / Vugar Rasulov – Pavel Eljanov / Bharath Subramaniyam H – Quang Liem Le / Martyn Kravtsiv – David Anton Guijarro / Grigoriy Oparin – Tuan Minh Le / Shakhriyar Mamedyarov – Vladimir Fedoseev / Raunak Sadhwani – Mamikon Gharibyan / Kirill Alekseenko – Georg Meier

More : ChessKid Cup Div 1 Winners / ChessKid Cup Div 1 Losers / ChessKid Cup Div 2 Losers / ChessKid Cup Div 3 Winners / ChessKid Cup Div 3 Losers
Parallel : Nicosia FIDE Women’s Grand Prix – LIVE