manga edition>Chess websites, tools, videos and books:https://rentry.org/vxdsw7k5>Calendar:- Grand Chess Tour: Superbet Romania Chess Classic | June 25th - July 5th- Baku Open | June 28th - July 7th- Villa de Benasque Open | July 5th - 14th- Grand Chess Tour: SuperUnited Croatia Rapid & Blitz | July 9th - 14th- Biel International Chess Festival | July 13th - 26th- Champions Chess Tour: Event 3 | July 17th - 24th- Sparkassen Chess Trophy - Internationale Dortmunder Schachtage | August 10th - 18th- Grand Chess Tour: Saint Louis Rapid & Blitz | August 11th - 16th- Women's Grand Prix | August 14th - 25th- Abu Dhabi International Chess Festival | August 14th - 25th- Grand Chess Tour: Sinquefield Cup | August 18th - 29th- 45th Chess Olympiad | September 10th - 23rd>Previous thread:>>93146514
>>93175770He's also the youngest IM ever.
>>93214480The DGT starter set is well designed.
>>93214480like this?
>>93215669yes, perfectdo you have a link?
>>93215731just google "glass chess set"
What sources do you use to find openings?
>>93216903I usually try the lines that I see during the live streams for big tournaments.
>>93214480check antiques / pawn shops for commie-era bakelite chess sets, many should still be in circulation
>>93216903Whatever is shilled on youtube this week, at least you are prepared against the noobs that religiously follow that shit.
They finally decided the place and dates for the World Championship. Singapore is UTC+8 so they'll probably play in the late afternoon there.
i'm trying to find top level games with rare movefor en passant which is a rare move, i found one, dubov vs karjakin, dubov winwhat are some top level games (played between two high ranked GM) with pawn promotion and do not end with a draw
>>93222468You can download a database, or more simply the PGN files for tournaments, and ctrl+F the notations of moves, like this guy did:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDnW0WiCqNcfor example you can get the PGN for the last Candidates from here:https://theweekinchess.com/a-year-of-pgn-game-filesopen it with an office program and search the = used for promotions.
>>93222468https://www.chess.com/blog/SamCopeland/the-rarest-chess-move-underpromoting-to-a-bishop
How prevalent is cheating online? I've been playing anonymous games and I'm just getting completely destroyed by strings of only moves in complex positions. It's just not fun.
>>93225995imho no more than 5%
>>93225995I can only speak for playing on Lichess. Three years ago, they would detect a cheater playing against me frequently. Now, magically out of 1240 games, they've only detected 3? Wow, all the cheaters quit! Magic. Also, magically now myself and most of the other players I look at from before the pandemic are also magically lower in rating. Makes one think. Still, what can you do? Where else are you going to play online? I think cheating is way more common that people realize. I think the kids are just smarter about how they do it. It's mostly kids cheating. They probably don't even realize they are cheating by looking up moves. In general, cheaters aren't known for their insight.
>>93227330>In general, cheaters aren't known for their insightCheating at internet chess is particularly pathetic. Normally even when you lose you can have a fun and insightful game; if you're letting a computer do the work idk what you get out of even a victory.
>>93206225round 6:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXlVXXs07nk
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>>93227770Fabi will choke for sure.
>>93220987How can India be so incompetent? lmao
add this to your calendar
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