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Four years ago in Tashkent … Of course, the game of the young champion of Iran was still far from perfect. But … There was something in him that made me think pic.twitter.com/THZroaZhXK

— Sergey Kim (@sergey_e_kim) April 16, 2020

 

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Post udostępniony przez Alireza Firouzja (@alirezafirouzja)

La passion 😍#Slovenie2021 #allezlesbleus pic.twitter.com/lp11we0GdL

— Jean-Baptiste MULLON (@jbmullon) November 11, 2021

Congratulations to Alireza Firouzja on a hugely impressive result at 18 years of age to win and qualify for the candidates. Good to see Caruana back with him as well—an old veteran at 29! Chess has a bright future and present. https://t.co/sRKFdAUMRR

— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) November 8, 2021

Congratulations to Alireza Firouzja on a hugely impressive result at 18 years of age to win and qualify for the candidates. Good to see Caruana back with him as well—an old veteran at 29! Chess has a bright future and present. https://t.co/sRKFdAUMRR

— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) November 8, 2021

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Post udostępniony przez Alireza Firouzja (@alirezafirouzja)

Congratulations to @AlirezaFirouzja, who was already qualified for the #FIDECandidates but is also officially the winner of the #GrandSwiss2021 now that Caruana-Predke has ended in a draw!https://t.co/MYj0jeDq1E pic.twitter.com/R4dO7SsDHi

— ChesscomNews (@ChesscomNews) November 7, 2021

1 Lei Tingjie CHN 9,0
2 Paehtz Elisabeth GER 7,5
3 Zhu Jiner CHN 7,5
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11 Zawadzka Jolanta POL 6,5
30 Socko Monika POL 5,5
42 Cyfka Karina POL 4,5
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1 Firouzja Alireza FRA 8,0
2 Caruana Fabiano USA 7,5
3 Oparin Grigoriy RUS 7,5
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59 Wojtaszek Radoslaw POL 5,5
84 Bartel Mateusz POL 4,5
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The 2021 FIDE @Chesscom Grand Swiss Tournament and Women's Grand Swiss will kick off on October 27 with round 1. The total prize fund is $550,000, with $425,000 for the Grand Swiss and $125,000 for the inaugural Women's Grand Swiss.
Official website: https://t.co/tDydxsFWLo pic.twitter.com/TPUnvilb2F

— International Chess Federation (@FIDE_chess) October 22, 2021

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Post udostępniony przez Meltwater Champions Chess Tour (@champions_chess_tour)

Still want to give a big thanks to everyone who has worked hard to make this possible. To all my opponents, it’s been real fun playing.

A huge step forwards for online chess.

Can’t wait for the next tour! Just gotta play a match in Dubai first☀️🏝

— Magnus Carlsen (@MagnusCarlsen) October 4, 2021

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The #FIDE World Women’s Team Championship is officially closed. The CFR Team is the winner of the event, with India following in second place and Ukraine and Georgia in third.

Pictures from the closing ceremony: https://t.co/6JnQRpBQCc
📷: @riga_niki pic.twitter.com/LET8LSuwgJ

— International Chess Federation (@FIDE_chess) October 2, 2021

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Команда ФШР прибыла в Ситжес на командный чемпионат мира ФИДЕ среди женщин https://t.co/wcSelCgYv5@FIDE_chess #CFR pic.twitter.com/LRiFCkKMoT

— CFR (@ruchess_ru) September 26, 2021

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Золотые моменты командного чемпионата мира. Дмитрий Кряквин анализирует победные партии сборной ФШР в Ситжесе https://t.co/piAxeJtTzD
Фото: Ники Рига / ФИДЕ pic.twitter.com/k41JeMwiHb

— CFR (@ruchess_ru) October 4, 2021

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Złote medalistki

Końcowe wyniki finału

Polki zdecydowanie zawiodły. Dla przypomnienia tabelka z eliminacji.

Partie wyniki  na ChessBomb.

Strona turnieju

Kontynuacja odcinka 1

Niestety nie udał się start polskiej ekipy w Drużynowych Mistrzostwach Świata Kobiet.

Wyniki drużynowe, eliminacje:

Wyniki indywidualne polskiej ekipy:

Wyniki i partie grupy A na ChessBomb

Wyniki i partie grupy B na ChessBomb

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Official ✒️ @MagnusCarlsen signs for The World Championship in Dubai!

📱 We got Magnus first reaction: https://t.co/3HWfajTzSe pic.twitter.com/6c5vQxW6fv

— Unibet Norge (@UnibetNorge) September 22, 2021

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Szachowy mistrz świata Magnus Carlsen został nowym ambasadorem firmy Unibet! 🔥https://t.co/xRkiyUk5IG

— RailMe.com (@RailmeCom) February 4, 2020

Expo 2020 Dubai Will Host Next FIDE World Chess Championship #TourFinals2021#Expo2020@expo2020dubai@FIDE_chess pic.twitter.com/BrNxfWx8LZ

— UAE Forsan (@UAE_Forsan) September 27, 2021

Let’s finish this off💪 pic.twitter.com/mlU60U1h3v

— Magnus Carlsen (@MagnusCarlsen) September 24, 2021

BIG NEWS: Here is the incredible line-up for the @Meltwater Champions Chess Tour Final:@MagnusCarlsen
Wesley So@Shakhmamedyarov@AnishGiri@LevAronian
Vlad Artemiev@GM_JKDuda@GMHikaru@rajachess@Vachier_Lagrave #TourFinals2021 https://t.co/taxNZLjkZ8

— Meltwater Champions Chess Tour (@ChampChessTour) September 16, 2021

There's a big twist to the #ChessChamps Finals, with the players not starting from scratch but with points based on the whole season! With 27 points up for grabs per player, however, there's still a lot to fight for: https://t.co/zBl62hpc5S #c24live pic.twitter.com/2myfQo6VUh

— chess24.com (@chess24com) September 16, 2021