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The 34th European Club Cup tournament will be held from October 11th - 19th, 2018 in Porto Carras, a famous Greek seaside resort in Halkidiki.
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The World Chess Championship 2018, organized by FIDE, is an upcoming chess match between the World Chess Champion, Magnus Carlsen, and Fabiano Caruana. The tournament lasts 3 weeks, built upon 12 rounds, and will take place in London, England.
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The Word Rapid & Blitz Chess Championship is a joint tournament to the World Rapid Chess Championship since 2012 - a chess tournament that determines the world champion in chess played under rapid time controls. This year's total prize…
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The 81st edition of the Tata Steel Chess Tournament is yet again held in Wijk aan Zee, The Netherlands. Two player groups are participating with each 14 players - the Tata Steel Masters and the Tata…
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Shamkir Chess 2019 is played in Shamkir, Azerbaijan and is the 6th edition. 10 top players will attend this year's tournament and Magnus Carlsen is one of them - he also won the tournament last year. Photo credit: Shamkir…
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The elite chess tournament GRENKE Chess Classic 2019 will be held in Karlsruhe, Baden-Baden, Germany, as usual. The last time Magnus won this tournament was in 2015. Photo credit: Georgios Souleidis
Find out more »The fifth edition of the Grand Chess Tour (GCT) will see the tour expand to eight tournaments and increase the number of full tour participants to twelve. The tour will also welcome fourteen event level…
Find out more »Altibox Norway Chess is one of the world's most innovative chess tournaments with world class chess players - Magnus being one of them. As Garry Kasparov once said, "Norway chess is the Wimbledon of chess".…
Find out more »The fifth edition of the Grand Chess Tour (GCT) will see the tour expand to eight tournaments and increase the number of full tour participants to twelve. The tour will also welcome fourteen event level…
Find out more »The fifth edition of the Grand Chess Tour (GCT) will see the tour expand to eight tournaments and increase the number of full tour participants to twelve. The tour will also welcome fourteen event level…
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