The 2019 Croatia Grand Chess Tour Daily Recap: Round 5
Round 5 Recap
Day five of Croatia Grand Chess Tour only delivered one decisive result. Ding Liren defeated Anish...
The 2019 Croatia Grand Chess Tour Daily Recap: Round 4
Round 4 RecapIan Nepomniachtchi maintained his full point lead over the field as a result of six draws across the board. After...
The 2019 Croatia Grand Chess Tour Daily Recap: Round 3
Round 3 Recap
Ian Nepomniachtchi extended his lead to a full point after defeating Shakhriyar Mamedyarov with the black...
The 2019 Croatia Grand Chess Tour Daily Recap: Round 2
Round 2 Recap
Today was the calm after the storm; only one game had a decisive result but it...
The 2019 Croatia Grand Chess Tour Daily Recap: Round 1
Round 1 Recap
The 2019 Croatia Grand Chess Tour kicked off with a bloody first round. The first decisive...
2019 Croatia Grand Chess Tour Begins!
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Chess Battle of the 7-year-olds During the Goa International Open Grandmaster Chess Tournament 2019...
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The Closing Ceremony of FIDE Women’s Candidates Tournament Takes Place in Kazan.
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