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Rising Stars beat Experience 33?Ǭ?-16?Ǭ?

August 31, 2008 by Peter Doggers · 4 Comments 

In the last round of the NH Chess Tournament, the Rising Stars beat Experience 3?Ǭ?-1?Ǭ? thanks to victories of L’Ami (against Korchoi) and Caruana (against Agdestein), making the final score 33?Ǭ?-16?Ǭ?. Read more

Ivanchuk does it again

August 30, 2008 by Peter Doggers · 1 Comment 

After winning the Tal Memorial in classical chess, Ivanchuk also proved to be the stongest blitz player in Moscow at the moment. Today he won the Tal Memorial Blitz 2008 ahead of Kramnik and Carlsen. Read more

Solution Daily puzzle 240808

August 30, 2008 by Editors · 10 Comments 

Announcement

The Daily Puzzle will not be continued. Perhaps we’ll restart it at some point. “Apologies for the inconvenience.”

Wang Yue qualifies for Amber 2009

August 30, 2008 by Peter Doggers · 15 Comments 

By drawing Evgeny Bareev in just nine moves, GM Wang Yue from China won the competition among the Rising Stars about an hour ago, qualifying for the prestigious Amber tournament to be held in March 2009. Read more

Weekly Endgame Study (86)

August 30, 2008 by Yochanan Afek · 1 Comment 

Every Saturday an endgame study is published at ChessVibes, selected by IM Yochanan Afek: player, trainer, endgame study composer and writer. A week later the solution is published. Good luck with the instructional occupation of solving a study! Read more

Kramnik leads half-way at Tal Blitz

August 29, 2008 by Peter Doggers · 10 Comments 

After the first half of the huge Tal Blitz tournament in Moscow, Vladimir Kramnik leads with 11 points out of 17 games. Tal Memorial winner Ivanchuk, defeated Anand in the tiebreak final last year, who is defending his blitz title, is shared second with “wild card” Magnus Carlsen. Tomorrow the second half will be played. Read more

Rising Stars decide match

August 29, 2008 by Peter Doggers · Comments Off 

With two more rounds to go (and the penultimate being played at this very moment), the Rising Stars have already decided the match against Experience: a 3?Ǭ?-1?Ǭ? victory means a 28-12 lead now. Read more

Good news & bad news about New In Chess

August 29, 2008 by New in Chess (ADVERTORIALS) · Comments Off 

The bad news about New In Chess magazine
is that this Monday, 1 September 2008, our
subscription rates will go up.

The good news is that, untill then, you can still
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cheaper rate.

This is our first price hike in two years — in the meantime
all our suppliers have raised their prices considerably.

Negative currency developments force us to charge
subscribers from outside North America and Europe
in Euro (instead of US$), starting Monday.

But in other geographical areas prices will go up, too.

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Bu and Miroshnichenko lead in Antwerp

August 28, 2008 by Peter Doggers · 3 Comments 

After five rounds, Bu Xiangzhi and Evgeny Miroshnichenko are leading the Inventi Chess Tournament in Antwerp – the strongest chess tournament in Belgium since the Lost Boys opens in the nineties. Read more

Rising Stars win again, with some luck

August 27, 2008 by Peter Doggers · 26 Comments 

In the seventh round of the NH Chess Tournament the Rising Stars further increased their lead over the Experience team thanks to a somewhat lucky 3-2 win. Particularly Viktor Kortchnoi had good reason to be unhappy when he lost on time in a winning position, against Fabiano Caruana. Read more

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