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Double Wagner victory at German Master
There has never been anything like this before. The Wagner couple wins the German Master. Dinara and Dennis are the strongest German chess couple. Dinara Wagner, now the German number one in the li...
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German Masters started
The German Masters for men and women started on December 11th. According to a recent decision by the Federal Congress, the tournament, which is played as a round-robin tournament with 10 players, ...
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Surprise team: Kirchweyhe
It's no real surprise that Viernheim, Deizisau and Baden Baden would be at the top of the table after 4 of 15 rounds. But there is one team that no one would have expected to be in these regions of...
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Niemann wins and is again under suspicion
At the Tournament of Peace in Zagreb, Croatia, Niemann did not let up in the final rounds. At the end he had a fantastic 8 out of 9. In the meantime, as during the tournament, the first players exp...
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Preview Chess Bundesliga Round 3 + 4
Next weekend, December 2nd and 3rd, we'll be heading into the second weekend of the 2023/24 Chess Bundesliga season. The first half of the table will be playing against the second. The newly promot...
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Happy Birthday Magnus!
The best player in the world, perhaps of all time, turns 33 today. Born in Norway on November 30, 1990, the young talent quickly conquered the world and revolutionized the way chess is played. Befo...
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3 leaders in St.Louis
No German is playing in the Sinquefield Cup in St. Louis, but the spirit of Vincent Keymer still resonates for German chess fans. Keymer's chances of qualifying for the Candidates Tournament are va...
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Niemann excels at the Tournament of Peace
While the best US players are currently dueling at the Sinquefield Cup in St. Louis, the probably most famous US player, Hans Niemann, has made it to Croatia, where he is dueling with other players...
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2 medals at the Youth World Championships
International youth championships are traditionally a difficult place for German youths. As a rule, many Elo points are lost. This was also the case this time, with players losing a peak of 140 Elo...