New In Chess 2008/6: Russian, Indian & Chinese youngsters

Recent comments

• Jagdish Dube., 5 January 2009, 18.34: Ivanchuk has already won the 5th game.6th game is drawn.
• Rob, 5 January 2009, 10.34: About Miguoel, there has been an article about his performance in Groningen at the Chesscool website, so for the people who are interested …
• Remco Gerlich, 4 January 2009, 20.32: Thanks for the illumination, Bartlomiej! The change in K makes obvious sense.
• Jan, 4 January 2009, 19.18: And by the way, I whink that 2500 is no longer sufficient to become a GM. The bar should be raised to 2600. Also I believe that players with ratings below a...
• Jan, 4 January 2009, 19.10: Yep, some 25 years ago a rating above 2700 was a rare exception (Karpov, Kasparov). Nowadays the 2700+ section is flocked with players. Of course they are...
• xtra, 4 January 2009, 18.05: maybe many people mean that there is a rating inflation when less chess skill is required to maintain a certain rating over time. so in a sense, or so they...
• Maurits Dijkhoff, 4 January 2009, 4.47: Congratulations to the Ghana Chess Association with their Team participating in their first Chess Olympiad and for their win against Aruba. At...
• Bartlomiej Macieja, 4 January 2009, 2.42: ————&# 8212;— guncha: The increase of K Factor looks like complete crap! There are more and more 2600+ players...
• Bartlomiej Macieja, 4 January 2009, 2.00: —– Jens Kristiansen: On the matter of increasing the K-factor: I do not really see it can be a problem that we get a more precise...
• JM, 4 January 2009, 0.30: Miguoel is not a typo, as far as I know. I’ve never seen his name spelled any different, so I suppose it’s correct.

Recent headlines

• Ni Hua wins in Reggio Emilia 5/1
• Two more fighting draws in Ivanchuk-Leko 5/1
• Carlsen and Svidler qualify for final 4/1
• Rematch Ivanchuk-Leko starts with two draws 4/1
• Svidler leads after first two days in Gjøvik 3/1
• Weekly Endgame Study (102) & Corus Chess and Studies Day 3/1
• Grandmaster norms in Groningen 2/1
• Annual Survey 2008: a year in videos 31/12
• Topalov tops January rating list at 2796 30/12
• Sasikiran wins 18th Ciudad de Pamplona 30/12
• Another strong start for Almasi in Reggio Emilia 30/12
• Jakovenko, Grischuk and Radjabov share first prize in Elista 28/12
• Kasimdzhanov again only winner in Elista 27/12
• 50th anniversary Europe-Echecs 27/12
• Weekly Endgame Study (101) 27/12
• Kasimdzhanov scores only win in 11th round Grand Prix 27/12
• Great win brings Caruana next to Vallejo 26/12
• Radjabov and Jakovenko join Grischuk 26/12
• Christmas Chess 24/12
• ACP: “Players’ rights have been neglected” 24/12
• Elista R9: Gashimov rejoins Grischuk 23/12
• True Combat Chess 23/12
• Who’s Britney’s manager? 23/12
• Grischuk wins again, now clear first 22/12
• Review: The Black Lion 22/12
• Radjabov loses to Inarkiev, Grischuk takes his place 21/12
• Ivanchuk wins in last round Pearl Spring 21/12
• Alekseev and Grischuk win in 6th round Grand Prix 20/12
• Veselin Topalov wins Pearl Spring 20/12
• Weekly Endgame Study (100) 20/12
• Topalov beats Ivanchuk, point clear as Bu loses to Svidler 19/12
• Literally hundreds of novelties 19/12
• Gashimov and Radjabov lead in Elista 19/12
• Topalov escapes against Bu; Aronian and Svidler win 18/12
• Wins for Alekseev, Bacrot and Wang Yue 17/12
• Topalov wins again (and Bu too!) 17/12
• FIDE Congress: what will change in chess? 17/12
• Radjabov grabs lead in Elista 16/12
• New, anti-QID: perfect pawns + kingside attack 16/12
• Fabiano Caruana’s encore at the Italian Ch 16/12
• ACP joins the debate 16/12
• Grischuk & Radjabov score in second round Elista 15/12
• Aronian, Bu and Topalov lead at half-time 15/12
• Elista GP: Jakovenko and Gashimov start with victories 15/12
• Nanjing R4: three more draws 14/12
• 3rd Grand Prix: first round has started 14/12
• Peaceful Pearls of Equality 13/12
• Aronian beats Ivanchuk, joins Bu 12/12
• Last encounters before winter break 12/12
• New & full of opening novelties: Yearbook 89 12/12

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