It was a shocking day at the 2022 #SinquefieldCup, as World Champion Magnus Carlsen withdrew from the event prior to the start of his Round 4 game against Shakhriyar Mamedyarov.
Full Day 4 Recap from @hellokostya – https://t.co/HHkdsiUtGl
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The 2022 Sinquefield Cup kicked off with a bang, as World Champion Magnus Carlsen defeated World No. 3 Ian Nepomniachtchi in a clean first round game.
Check out the full #SinquefieldCup Day 1 recap from @hellokostya – https://t.co/Rgwxy3Sjup
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The #FTXCryptoCup is over, with @MagnusCarlsen taking 1st place while @rpragchess edged out @AlirezaFirouzja into 2nd place after winning their head-to-head match! https://t.co/IbzJPYmpjn#ChessChamps pic.twitter.com/TlNve3g2t9
— chess24.com (@chess24com) August 21, 2022
Top-6 of the Women's #ChessOlympiad Final Standings. 🥇🥈🥉
Full standings and results: https://t.co/iVa8A1tboO pic.twitter.com/rrkZ84LcbW
— International Chess Federation (@FIDE_chess) August 9, 2022
Top-6 of the Open #ChessOlympiad Final Standings. 🥇🥈🥉
Full standings and results: https://t.co/SdCoYc0x1T pic.twitter.com/d5LzDpIC7M
— International Chess Federation (@FIDE_chess) August 9, 2022
Poland defeats the leader India A by 2½:1½, thanks to amazing Oliwia Kiolbasa.
With two rounds to go, suddenly nothing is clear in the Women’s section of the #ChessOlympiad, as four teams are sharing for first: Poland, India A, Kazakhstan, and Georgia. pic.twitter.com/9k2DGlE8Gr— International Chess Federation (@FIDE_chess) August 7, 2022
