Archiwum kategorii ‘Bazy szachowe, partie’
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„We’ve played a lot of games, also online, and I don’t know if I’ve ever beaten him even in a bullet game! I had winning positions against him in quite a few, but I think I’ve never managed to beat him, and of course doing it here in such an important game is great.” – Vincent pic.twitter.com/y6oVNhdIPA
— Chess.com – India (@chesscom_in) August 10, 2023
„Es gibt Sachen, die man als Mensch am Brett nicht sieht.” Vincent Keymer, der neue Vizeweltmeister im Schnellschach, darüber, wie Computer das Spiel verändert haben: https://t.co/SYIYwB78zD pic.twitter.com/TnjTPp6SoH
— ZEIT ONLINE (@zeitonline) January 5, 2023
Keymer, the youngest German GM in history, has great chances to score a full point today and cross 2700 rating (again)!#TataSteelChess #TataSteelMasters pic.twitter.com/Frger2PljF
— ChesscomLive (@ChesscomLive) January 14, 2023
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Berlin, 1918. Emanuel Lasker, Akiba Rubinstein, Bernhard Kagan. Carl Schlechter and Siegbert Tarrasch.
Chess #chess #schach #scacchi #echecs #xadrez #AjedrezPhoto via: Scuola di Scacchi del Dotto (facebook) pic.twitter.com/Hj6pahr8ng
— JustChessMiniatures (@JustChessMini) August 5, 2023
Just arrived!@NewInChess pic.twitter.com/NmEiRyRPuC
— Jan-Krzysztof Duda (@GM_JKDuda) January 10, 2022
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Fragment relacji Stefana Witkowskiego („Szachy” 11/1963)
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Fragment relacji Moniki Soćko („Mat” 4/2017)
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I used to diligently train EVERYDAY. Even when I traveled to tournaments (like in this photo), I brought chess books and my notes to prepare. These were pre-computer days. Young players today are very lucky and they do not even realize it. They have the whole world of information… pic.twitter.com/U96lP1YjPZ
— Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) May 28, 2023
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Poniższe zdjęcie pochodzi ze zgrupowania kadry męskiej i juniorów (Zakopane 29.04. – 13.05.1979).
Morskie Oko. Od lewej strony: Maciejewski, Skrobek, Bernard, Świć, Stempin, Cywiński – przewodnik i szachista, Andrzejewski, Kania – wiceprezes PZSzach, Bany, Jaczyński, Czajka – kierownik wyszkolenia PZSzach, Konikowski – trener kadry PZSzach oraz Kuligowski.
Fotografia (ze zbiorów Andrzeja Filipowicza) przedstawia ekipę Polski na olimpiadzie na Malcie 1980. Stoją od lewej: Kazimierz Wasilewski, Jan Przewoźnik, Jerzy Konikowski, Włodzimierz Schmidt, Agnieszka Brustman, Aleksander Sznapik, Małgorzata Wiese, Jacek Bielczyk, Hanna Ereńska-Radzewska, Adam Kuligowski, Jerzy Pokojowczyk oraz Grażyna Szmacińska.
???? Congratulations to @MagnusCarlsen on winning the #GrandChessTour #SuperUnitedCroatia with three rounds to spare! ????
His extraordinary 9/9 performance on the first day of blitz is one for the history books. ???? pic.twitter.com/eYbFj1iiag
— chess24.com (@chess24com) July 9, 2023
Scoring 22 points from 26 blitz-games against Caruana rated 2847, Magnus made a 3143 performance.
— Peter Heine Nielsen (@PHChess) December 14, 2022
From The Mozart of Chess to The Street Fighter
Say hello to the top 10 chess players in the world and their *genuinely* incredible nicknames.@theworldchess #worldchess pic.twitter.com/L7Oqbq7vKv
— Eurosport UK (@Eurosport_UK) 22 czerwca 2019
Vishy Anand’s (@vishy64theking) long-time second, GM Grzegorz Gajewski (@GajuChess) is with D Gukesh at one of the strongest tournaments of the year starting tomorrow, @NorwayChess! https://t.co/HH8375t5Ux
— ChessBase India (@ChessbaseIndia) May 28, 2023




















