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Cheating: What do we know? - Vimarsana News

Cheating: What do we know?

Cheating in chess took centre stage when Magnus Carlsen lost to Hans Niemann in September 2022, and then tweeted about it. Now, top grandmasters Vladimir Kramnik and Fabiano Caruana are sharing numbers about how many cheaters there are. What is being debated, what is known, and what is only a feeling? In its latest issue, New In Chess magazine deals with a subject that concerns us all.

FIDE Candidates and Women's Candidates 2024: What To Expect - Vimarsana News

FIDE Candidates and Women's Candidates 2024: What To Expect

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Easter Photo Quiz — Guess Who - Vimarsana News

Easter Photo Quiz — Guess Who

In this pictorial Quiz for Easter, you need to guess who is in the photograph. Ten chess players in rare and unusual photographs. Some are easy, others are less easy, some include a hint. Check it out! At the bottom you will find the solutions and photo credits. Happy Easter to everyone!

St. Louis Chess Scandal Inspires Offer of Free Anal Vibrators to Level the Playing Field - Vimarsana News

St. Louis Chess Scandal Inspires Offer of Free Anal Vibrators to Level the Playing Field

We-Vibe hopes its “free anal stimulation toys” will empower chess masters

Who will win the 2024 Candidates Tournament? - Vimarsana News

Who will win the 2024 Candidates Tournament?

The most important tournament of the year begins on April 3 in Toronto, Canada: the Candidates Tournament. Eight participants, 14 rounds, the winner plays for the World Championship. Two of the eight participants have already won one or more Candidates Tournaments, four have already played one or more Candidates Tournaments, the youngest candidate is 17, the oldest is 36 years old. But who will win? | Photos: Official website / FIDE