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Vladimir Fedoseev first at Chessable Sunway Formentera Open - Vimarsana News

Vladimir Fedoseev first at Chessable Sunway Formentera Open

The second edition of the Chessable Sunway Formentera Open took place on 18-28 April 2023 in Spain. Vladimir Fedoseev was one of four players who finished on a 7/10 score, leading the standings. The Russian GM won the rapid playoff to claim the tournament’s title. Karthik Venkataraman and Leon Luke Mendonca finished in second and third place, respectively. | Photo: Sunway Chess

Iran's Tabatabaei Comes 3rd at Sunway Chess Festival - Vimarsana News

Iran's Tabatabaei Comes 3rd at Sunway Chess Festival

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Mohammad Amin Tabatabaei finished in third place at the 2022 Sunway Chess Festival. - Sports news - He lost to American player Ha

Sunway Sitges: Tabatabaei holds Alekseenko to a draw - Vimarsana News

Sunway Sitges: Tabatabaei holds Alekseenko to a draw

Kirill Alekseenko’s winning streak in Sitges came to an end in round 8, as Amin Tabatabaei held the Russian to a draw on Tuesday. Nonetheless, Alekseenko still has a full-point lead over a five-player chasing pack. Top seeds Yu Yangyi and Hans Niemann are among the chasers, after both winning their round-8 encounters. | Photo: Amruta Mokal

So beats Nihal to reach Speed Chess Championship final - Vimarsana News

So beats Nihal to reach Speed Chess Championship final

The 2021 Speed Chess Championship, organized by chess.com, is coming to an end. During this week, the two semifinals decide who gets to play in Sunday’s final match, in which the contenders will be fighting for a prize fund of $20,000. In the first semi, played on Monday, Wesley So edged Nihal Sarin, who came from knocking out Alexander Grischuk and Richard Rapport.