New FIDE rating list is out. Jakovenko makes the top ten.
June 2007 Archives
All four games drawn in r5. Round 6: Anand-Alekseev, Kramnik-Naiditsch, Mamedyarov-Carlsen and Leko-Gelfand.
Ivanchuk takes clear first, Karjakin second.
Kramnik wins in Dortmund to move into clear first. Karjakin and Ivanchuk continue to lead Aerosvit.
Gelfand-Anand, Mamedyarov-Kramnik, Alekseev-Carlsen, Leko-Naiditsch.
FIDE announces yet another world championship cycle formula. Grand Prix qualifier touted. Topalov back in with a rematch in 2008.
Kramnik and Alekseev lead Dortmund after two rounds.
Kramnik, Anand, Leko, Mamedyarov, Carlsen, Naiditsch, Gelfand, Alekseev.
First round of Aerosvit Monday. Svidler, Ivanchuk, Jakovenko, Shirov, Nisipeanu, Sasikiran, Eljanov, Karjakin, Rublevsky, Dominguez, van Wely, Onischuk.
Veterans in action at the Bazna tournament in Romania. Karpov playing in Serbia.
Grischuk through to Mexico; Kasparov in NY for master class, Nakamura blitz video.
Aronian eliminates Shirov, Gelfand eliminates Kamsky, Leko eliminates Bareev. Grischuk and Rublevsky play rapid tiebreaks on Wednesday.
Nakamura beats Gonzalez in the final round to take clear first.
Continue reading Nakamura Wins National Open.
Rublevsky equalizes against Grischuk in round 4.
USCF board election, comments, votes, and anti-votes.
Walter Browne does well at Vegas poker event. General poker vs chess chat.
Game 4 of 6. Leko can eliminate Bareev with a win. Gelfand, Grischuk, and Aronian lead.
Game three of six.
Four draws. Aronian and Shirov put on a wild show. Kamsky survives again.
Second round begins with Aronian-Shirov, Leko-Bareev, Grischuk-Rublevsky, Kamsky-Gelfand.
Rybka programmer issues challenge to winner of Fritz-Junior "Ultimate" match sponsored by FIDE.
Gelfand, Shirov, and Aronian move on.
Rublevsky and Bareev through to next round. Shirov-Adams, Aronian-Carlsen, and Kasimjanov-Gelfand play tiebreaks Sunday at 5am EDT.
Grischuk through, Polgar stays alive, Carlsen equalizes.
