Twelve of the best players in the country compete for the national title in a round robin event. Plus, the U.S. Women's title is decided in an identical format. Join GMs Yasser Seirawan, Maurice Ashley, Cristian Chirila, and WGM Jen Shahade for the move-by-move.
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2018.04.26
Por décimo año consecutivo, el Saint Louis Chess Club organiza el Campeonato de ajedrez de los EE. UU. Este evento presenta 12 de los jugadores de ajedrez más fuertes y 12 de los jugadores de ajedrez femeninos más fuertes de Estados Unidos. Únete a Gm Alejandro Ramirez y
WIM Ivette Garcia para el comentario en vivo.
NIck Ragone, Senior VP - Chief Marketing and Communications Officer with Ascension stops by the Production Studio and sits down with Jennifer Shahade to talk Kids and Chess.
Peter Blumeyer, President of UMB Bank stops by the Production Studio and chats with GM Maurice Ashley about Kids and Chess.
Kitty Ratcliffe, President, Explore St. Louis stops by the Production Studio and sits down with GM Maurice Ashley.
With the Womens' Section pulling off 5 Decisive Games and the Mens Sections pulling off only 1, the Womens' Section came to the Tables ready to win. GM Maurice Ashley recounts Round 6.
IM Anna Zatonskih is taking full advantage of the Confessional Booth and it just may be paying off, she is solidly in second place behind Nazi Pakidze and Annie Wang holding steady in first place.
There was only one decisive game played in Round 5. GM Maurice Ashley recounts the games.
The players talk about the relevance of momentum to chess.
IM Anna Zatonskih takes advantage of the Confessional Booth to talk about her game in Round 4.
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