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CHESS#1247
Unbeaten streaks are one of the multitude of stats chessplayers track
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CHESS#1246
The Sharjah Masters ended with a six-way tie for first place
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In the mind of a chess player
Jacob Aagaard, one of the world's best Grandmaster trainers, gave critical lessons about chess
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CHESS#1245
The Shenzhen Masters is a very strong, very even-rated, six-player double round robin
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CHESS#1244
In practical play, engines often fail to evaluate fortress positions
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CHESS#1243
India had an arduous championship similar to the Soviet Union, though the field was much weaker
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CHESS#1242
Tan Zhongyi won the world title by beating Anna Muzychuk in a tense final, which went to tiebreakers
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CHESS#1241
Dronavalli Harika lost to Tan Zhongyi in an epic semi-final at the Women's World Championships
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CHESS#1239
The Women's World Championship (WWC) in Tehran is into round three and the round of 16
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CHESS#1238
In pre-doping days, a certain world champion was rumoured to use stimulants to give him a zing
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CHESS#1237
Indian GM finished his first Super GM event with an 2800-plus performance
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CHESS#1236
Adhiban's play has been a revelation
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CHESS#1235
Five rounds into the Tata Steel Chess tournament, Wesley So leads with 4 points
CHESS#1234
The Delhi Open tends to set a new participation record every year
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CHESS#1233
Almost every strong player in the world had a crack at the World Rapids and World Blitz championships
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CHESS#1232
Magnus Carlsen has been the world's best player for a major part in the last seven years
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Magnus Carlsen's successor would have to come from the same generation
The 26-year-old can just outlast an older chess player in stamina
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When Carlsen killed the queen: His sounder match strategy helped him win a third chess world title
Despite a stern examination, Magnus Carlsen's sounder match strategy helped him win a third chess world title, writes Devangshu Datta
Chess (#1227)
The world title match is evenly balanced after five hard-fought draws. Magnus Carlsen is not in prime form. Or, to put it another way, Sergey Karjakin is living up to his reputation as a stubborn, inventive defender
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Chess (#1226)
Magnus Carlsen starts his second title defence on Friday against Sergey Karjakin
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