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Prey bite back at chess predators in upset-filled Cherry Blossom Classic

The Darwinian logic of your typical weekend Swiss tournament dictates that the big sharks -- usually with "GM" or "IM" before their name on the wall chart -- prey on the smaller fry in the early going and then square off against one another for the big prizes in the money rounds.
New York United States Christopher Yoo Gms Hans Niemann Evansh Shah Aleksandr Lenderman

So crushes Iranian foe, moves to finals of FIDE Grand Prix

Wesley So Wesley So crushed Iranian Amin Tabatabaei in their semifinal tiebreaker playoff Friday for a 3-1 win and forge a title duel with fellow American Hikaru Nakamura in the FIDE Grand Prix in Berlin, Germany. After blundering away his winning chances in the second game of their two-game semis
United States Shakhriyar Mamedyarov Amin Tabatabaei Hikaru Nakamura Iranian Amin Tabatabaei American Hikaru Nakamura
Source: mb.com.ph

Wesley So forges playoff with two others for US Chess title

Photo from tournament website Defending champion Wesley So drew his final round match to forge a three-player playoff for the 2021 US Chess Championships title Monday (Tuesday in Manila) at the Saint Louis Chess Club in Missouri. So split the point with Ray Robson after 26 moves of a Nimzo Indian
Cavite City United States Samuel Sevian Sam Shankland Daniel Naroditsky Fabiano Caruana
Source: mb.com.ph

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Your move: The wandering ways of the chess master

Former world champion Wilhelm Steinitz was born in Prague, achieved fame in the 1860s as the โ€œAustrian Morphyโ€ in Vienna, spent some time in England and lived the last 17 years of his life in New York. His successor, Emanuel Lasker, was born in what is now Poland, earned the title as a German, left Nazi Germany for the Soviet Union in the mid-1930s, and wound up, like Steinitz, living out his final years in the Big Apple. David Janowski, a contemporary of both men, was born in 1868 in what ...
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