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Sants Chess 2024 – with 625 player!

One of the largest open events of this summer is going to take place in Barcelona. It will be the XXV Open Internacional de Sants – Ciutat de Barcelona and will feature 625 players. The tournament is not only massive, but also boasts strong participation, with the A group having 16 GMs and 140 titled players, coming from 52 countries!

Chessdom will cover the event with live games and reports.

Draws in chess were not a valid result until… #FactOftheDay

Yes, that is correct, draws were not a valid chess result in tournament play in the 1800s. If a game finished a draw, it had to be repeated. The first event that actually applied the draw rule to the crosstable was Dundee in 1867.

The Dundee tournament is considered the fourth ever international tournament of modern times. The first was in Madrid (1575), Paris (1821), and London (1862). Dundee was won by Neumann ahead of Steinz, and the difference between them was exactly 1/2 points, the draw that counted.

Ice4 is the strongest 4k chess engine

Ice4 is the winner of TCEC 4k IV event. The engine by Thomas Petzke convincingly won the regular season of the tournament of the small giants scoring 43,5/48 and not losing a single game in the process. With this, it added extra ELO and is currently rated 3041

TCEC 4k IV standings

1. Ice4 43,5/48
2. 4ku 40,0
3. Stro4k 36,0
4. Molly 20,5
5. M4sseur 19,5
6. Moonfish 5,0
7. Pygone 3,5

Ding Liren – Gukesh (round 1 SC) LIVE

Gukesh and Ding Liren are the two contenders for the FIDE World Chess Championship 2024. The event will take place in Singapore and will be a 14 games match.

In this year’s edition of the Sinquefield Cup, Gukesh and Ding Liren will treat us with a preview of the upcoming World Chess Championship 2024. Follow the game live here at Chessdom with commentary by the STL Chess Club.

Sarasadat Khademalsharieh – Lela Javakhishvili, Tbilisi Grand Prix 2024

WGP Series consists of six Women’s Grand Prix tournaments held over two years 2024-2025. A total of twenty players compete in the WGP series, as each Women Grand Prix event will have ten participants. Full information / All games live

This is the game Sarasadat Khademalsharieh – Lela Javakhishvili from round 5 of the Tbilisi Grand Prix

Khademalsharieh – Javakhishvili, Tbilisi Grand Prix 2024

R Vaishali – Mariya Muzychuk, Tbilisi Grand Prix 2024

WGP Series consists of six Women’s Grand Prix tournaments held over two years 2024-2025. A total of twenty players compete in the WGP series, as each Women Grand Prix event will have ten participants. Full information / All games live

This is the game R Vaishali – Mariya Muzychuk from round 5 of the Tbilisi Grand Prix

Vaishali – Mariya Muzychuk, Tbilisi Grand Prix 2024

Stavroula Tsolakidou – Alina Kashlinskaya, Tbilisi Grand Prix 2024

WGP Series consists of six Women’s Grand Prix tournaments held over two years 2024-2025. A total of twenty players compete in the WGP series, as each Women Grand Prix event will have ten participants. Full information / All games live

This is the game Stavroula Tsolakidou – Alina Kashlinskaya from round 5 of the Tbilisi Grand Prix

Tsolakidou – Kashlinskaya, Tbilisi Grand Prix 2024

Bibisara Assaubayeva – Anna Muzychuk, Tbiliai Grand Prix 2024

WGP Series consists of six Women’s Grand Prix tournaments held over two years 2024-2025. A total of twenty players compete in the WGP series, as each Women Grand Prix event will have ten participants. Full information / All games live

This is the game Bibisara Assaubayeva – Anna Muzychuk from round 5 of the Tbilisi Grand Prix

Assaubayeva – Anna Muzychuk, Tbilisi Grand Prix 2024

Nana Dzagnidze – Alexandra Kosteniuk, Tbilisi Grand Prix 2024

WGP Series consists of six Women’s Grand Prix tournaments held over two years 2024-2025. A total of twenty players compete in the WGP series, as each Women Grand Prix event will have ten participants. Full information / All games live

This is the game Nana Dzagnidze – Alexandra Kosteniuk from round 5 of the Tbilisi Grand Prix

Dzagnidze – Kosteniuk, Tbilisi Grand Prix 2024

Ukraine dominates European Youth Rapid Chess 2024

Ukrainian young chess players have stormed through the European Youth Rapid Chess 2024, which took place 17-18 August in the Czech Republic. The Ukrainian youngsters won 4 golds, 6 silver, and 3 bronze to top the medals table of the championship. The second place is for Poland with 2 golds, 2 silvers, and 5 bronze medals, while third is Romania with 2 golds and 1 silver medal.

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