Σκακιστικά νέα

TCEC Season 7 – Stage 1a is over and 7 engines qualified for the second stage, while the rest are out of TCEC for the current season. The invincible Gull 3 was the revelation of Stage 1a.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich will be the Chairman of the Organizing Committee for the FIDE World Championship Match Carlsen-Anand in Sochi.

This information has been confirmed to ITAR-TASS by the FIDE President assistant Berik Balgabaev.

The 2nd National Youth Rapid Team Championship was held on 4th October at the Pavilhão Gimnodesportivo de Fazendas in Almeirim.

15 teams with more than 60 juniors competed in the two age groups U8-U12 and U14-U20 with the round robin tournament format and the time control 15′+10”.

CXE Filipa de Lencastre “A” convincingly won the U12 section with the perfect score of seven wins and total of 21 match points.

The World Junior Chess Championships 2014 (for boys & girls under 20) are being held in Pune, India, from 6th to 19th October 2014.

The Championship is organized and conducted by Maharashtra Chess Association under the auspices of AICF and FIDE.

Vijay Kumar presents the round 1 video, including a message by GM Vishy Anand, brand Ambassador of WJCC, and interviews with games winners.

The 21st International Engiadina Zuoz Open 2014 is taking place on 5-11th October 2014 at Hotel Engiadina in Zuoz, a municipality in the district of Maloja in the Swiss canton of Graubünden.

The World Junior Chess Championships 2014 (for boys & girls under 20) are being held in Pune, India, from 6th to 19th October 2014.

The Championship is organized and conducted by Maharashtra Chess Association under the auspices of AICF and FIDE.

The 2014 Oslo Chess International tournament was held from 28th September to 5th October at the Thon Hotel Ullevaal Stadion, Sognsveien 77c, Oslo, Norway.

The World Girls U20 Chess Championship 2014 is held in Pune, India, from 5th October (arrival) to 20th October (departure) 2014.

The Championship is organized and conducted by Maharashtra Chess Association under the auspices of AICF and FIDE in 13-round Swiss format.

Last year’s champion was WGM Alexandra Goryachkina (Russia).