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Ju Wenjun – Lei Tingjie is the World Women Chess Championship 2023 final. Lei Tingjie defeated 3,5-0,5 Tan Zhongyi in the Women Candidates match and is going to challenge Ju Wenjun for the World Champion title. “I’m so happy for Lei Tingjie because she is a true role model : extremely nice, super strong at chess and remarkably humble.

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Yangyi Yu – Vladimir Kramnik is a 1/16 match from the Chessable Masters 2023. The 2nd event on the $2 million 2023 Champions Chess Tour, features three Divisions of 8, 16 and 32 players. Each division is a double-elimination knockout where if you lose one match you drop down to a Losers bracket and can still win the tournament. In the Grand Final if the player from the Winners bracket loses, there’s a rematch.

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Maksim Chigaev – Grigoriy Oparin is a 1/16 match from the Chessable Masters 2023. The 2nd event on the $2 million 2023 Champions Chess Tour, features three Divisions of 8, 16 and 32 players. Each division is a double-elimination knockout where if you lose one match you drop down to a Losers bracket and can still win the tournament. In the Grand Final if the player from the Winners bracket loses, there’s a rematch.

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Praggnanandhaa – Tuan Minh Le is a 1/16 match from the Chessable Masters 2023. The 2nd event on the $2 million 2023 Champions Chess Tour, features three Divisions of 8, 16 and 32 players. Each division is a double-elimination knockout where if you lose one match you drop down to a Losers bracket and can still win the tournament. In the Grand Final if the player from the Winners bracket loses, there’s a rematch.

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Vincent Keymer – Georg Meier is a 1/16 match from the Chessable Masters 2023. The 2nd event on the $2 million 2023 Champions Chess Tour, features three Divisions of 8, 16 and 32 players. Each division is a double-elimination knockout where if you lose one match you drop down to a Losers bracket and can still win the tournament. In the Grand Final if the player from the Winners bracket loses, there’s a rematch.

Denis Lazavik – Daniil Dubov LIVE Chessable Masters Div 2 Winners

Denis Lazavik – Daniil Dubov is a 1/16 match from the Chessable Masters 2023. The 2nd event on the $2 million 2023 Champions Chess Tour, features three Divisions of 8, 16 and 32 players. Each division is a double-elimination knockout where if you lose one match you drop down to a Losers bracket and can still win the tournament. In the Grand Final if the player from the Winners bracket loses, there’s a rematch.

Maxime Vachier-Lagrave – Aleksey Dreev LIVE Chessable Masters Div 2 Winners

Maxime Vachier-Lagrave – Aleksey Dreev is a 1/16 match from the Chessable Masters 2023. The 2nd event on the $2 million 2023 Champions Chess Tour, features three Divisions of 8, 16 and 32 players. Each division is a double-elimination knockout where if you lose one match you drop down to a Losers bracket and can still win the tournament.

Raunak Sadhwani – Erigaisi Arjun LIVE Chessable Masters Div 2 Winners

Raunak Sadhwani – Erigaisi Arjun is a 1/16 match from the Chessable Masters 2023. The 2nd event on the $2 million 2023 Champions Chess Tour, features three Divisions of 8, 16 and 32 players. Each division is a double-elimination knockout where if you lose one match you drop down to a Losers bracket and can still win the tournament. In the Grand Final if the player from the Winners bracket loses, there’s a rematch.

Nodirbek Abdusattorov – Anish Giri LIVE Chessable Masters Div 2 Winners

Nodirbek Abdusattorov – Anish Giri is a 1/16 match from the Chessable Masters 2023. The 2nd event on the $2 million 2023 Champions Chess Tour, features three Divisions of 8, 16 and 32 players. Each division is a double-elimination knockout where if you lose one match you drop down to a Losers bracket and can still win the tournament. In the Grand Final if the player from the Winners bracket loses, there’s a rematch.

Ju Wenjun – Lei Tingjie is the World Women Chess Championship 2023 final

Ju Wenjun – Lei Tingjie is the World Women Chess Championship 2023 final. Lei Tingjie defeated 3,5-0,5 Tan Zhongyi in the Women Candidates match and is going to challenge Ju Wenjun for the World Champion title.

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