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Chess Discussion Thread


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Przed chwilą, bestmen napisał:

 

their level is pretty similar :

 

:CHNDing was undefeated in classical chess from August 2017 to November 2018, recording 29 victories and 71 draws

:FRAMaxime was The world Junior champion  in 2009 and is a three-time French champion 

 

:CHNYu Yangyi He qualified for the Grandmaster title at 14 years , He was a member of the gold medal-winning Chinese team at the 41s chess olympiad  in 2014

 

:AZE Radjabov earned the title of grandmaster in March 2001 at the age of 14, making him the second-youngest grandmaster in history at the time , besides he gained international attention after beating the-then World No. 1Garry Kasparov 

 

 

their world ranking of september 2019, the adventage for Ding & Maxime as you say

 

Rank Name Title Country Rating Games B-Year
 1  Carlsen, Magnus  g  NOR  2876  11  1990
 2  Caruana, Fabiano  g  USA  2812  11  1992
 3  Ding, Liren  g  CHN  2811  11  1992
 4  Giri, Anish  g  NED  2780  11  1994
 5  Nepomniachtchi, Ian  g  RUS  2776  11  1990
 6  Vachier-Lagrave, Maxime  g  FRA  2774  11  1990
 7  Mamedyarov, Shakhriyar  g  AZE  2767  11  1985
 8  So, Wesley  g  USA  2767  11  1993
 9  Anand, Viswanathan  g  IND  2765  11  1969
 10  Yu, Yangyi  g  CHN  2763  12  1994
 11  Dominguez Perez, Leinier  g  USA  2763  0  1983
 12  Karjakin, Sergey  g  RUS  2760  11  1990
 13  Grischuk, Alexander  g  RUS  2759  0  1983
 14  Aronian, Levon  g  ARM  2758  11  1982
 15  Radjabov, Teimour  g  AZE  2758  0  1987

 

Thanks for the information. Given the ranking, I bet the finals correctly. But chess is a game in which many components decide on the final solution. Are you interested in them? Do you play? Because I played games until my grandparents lived, and now I don't have anyone to play.

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Przed chwilą, bestmen napisał:

i play vs my pc   ,& i follow the world results sometimes

So we're on the same level at least when it comes to knowledge of chess. On the chessboard you are probably the mountain.

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in live

 

maxime 1/2-1/2  Yu

maxime 1/2-1/2  Yu

maxime 1/2-1/2  Yu

 

Ding 1/2-1/2  Teimour

Ding 1-0        Teimour

Ding 0-1        Teimour

 

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