Archiwum kategorii ‘Wydawnictwa’
Ukazał się kolejny numer (40 stron – format A4) najstarszego pisma szachowego w Polsce z licznymi opisami ważnych imprez międzynarodowych i krajowych oraz kolorowymi fotografiami.
Mój wkład w tym numerze to partia Gukesh-Carlsen, Baku 2023) oraz artykuł z teorii partii rosyjskiej po ruchach 1.e4 e5 2.Sf3 Sf6 3.Sxe5 d6 4.Sf3 Sxe4 5.c4 itd.
An updated look at the players qualified to the 2024 Candidates Tournament! ???? Who will take on Ding Liren? pic.twitter.com/JKGingGuE4
— Chess.com (@chesscom) November 5, 2023
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I’m happy to touch the peak rating of 2605 5 today. Lots of learning from the awesome games in the strongest national championship.
Amazing opponents and playing conditions in the best chess club in the world @STLChessClub
Looking forward to the last 3 rounds.@Kasparov_Chess https://t.co/Hrzuecnem4— GM Abhimanyu Mishra (@ChessMishra) October 14, 2023
A fantastic performance from our student Mishra @ChessMishra, who is tied for second place with two rounds to go in the US Chess Championship.
Photo courtesy of Saint Louis Chess Club, Crystal Fuller#chess #USChessChamps pic.twitter.com/RnPLrzVHsH— Kasparov Chess (@Kasparov_Chess) October 16, 2023
Just arrived!@NewInChess pic.twitter.com/NmEiRyRPuC
— Jan-Krzysztof Duda (@GM_JKDuda) January 10, 2022
Happy birthday to World Champion Ding Liren, who turns 31 today! ???? ????
???? This year, Ding etched himself into the chronicles of chess history, after defeating Ian Nepomniachtchi in the nail-biting playoff of the FIDE World Championship match.
???? He is world #1 in rapid, a… pic.twitter.com/v09kcqi67Z— International Chess Federation (@FIDE_chess) October 24, 2023
Garry Kasparov: "The match between Nepo and Ding is a great show anyway, but it’s not a World Championship match" https://t.co/LWZCMk14OF #c24live pic.twitter.com/RNAGsK320L
— chess24.com (@chess24com) March 18, 2023
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new: Carlsen – Caruana Match Books – https://t.co/HSG0L201pP
— New In Chess (@NewInChess) 21 grudnia 2018
Chess remains beautiful even for two individuals who, with their ten world titles combined, have seen it all. https://t.co/HdApngq0tq pic.twitter.com/SNCOeWnb0U
— Olimpiu Di Luppi (@olimpiuurcan) June 28, 2023
Vishy Anand instantly saw the draw after the game was done and you could see the disappointment on his face. All he had to do was move his queen to b6. Instead he played Qd4 during the game and that led to a crucial loss of tempo and lost the game. pic.twitter.com/75a7cwUxRC
— ChessBase India (@ChessbaseIndia) June 28, 2023