Fabiano Caruana defeats Rapport in the ninth round to win the 2023 Sinquefield Cup. Had Rapport won, Dominguez would have clinched the event. Had the game been drawn, Caruana and Dominguez would have had a playoff.
2023.11.30
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Leinier Dominguez talks to Anastasiya Karlovich after a draw against Aronian in the ninth round of the 2023 Sinquefield Cup.
2023.11.30
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Grand Chess Tour Founder Garry Kasparov talks to the team and provides analysis during the ninth round of the 2023 Sinquefield Cup.
2023.11.30
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Fabiano Caruana talks to Anastasiya Karlovich after defeating Rapport and winning the 2023 Sinquefield Cup.
2023.11.30
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Fabiano Caruana is presented with the Sinquefield Cup trophy by Chess Club Executive Director Tony Rich after winning the 2023 event.
2023.11.30
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Wesley So talks to Anastasiya Karlovich before the start of the 2023 Grand Chess Tour events in Saint Louis. This aired during Round 9.
2023.11.13
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Live from the World Chess Hall of Fame, the 10th Sinquefield Cup is the final of five legs of the Grand Chess Tour. Eight of the Tour players are joined by two wildcards (pairings below) for a classical round robin. Join GMs Peter Svidler & Yasser Seirawan, & IM Jovanka Houska for the move-by-move.
2023.11.30
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World Chess Hall of Fame Music Director Brian Woods talks to the team during the eighth round of the 2023 Sinquefield Cup. Attend a World Chess Hall of Fame Music Series concert; info at WorldChessHOF.org.
2023.11.29
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Leinier Dominguez talks to Anastasiya Karlovich after a draw against Vachier-Lagrave in the eighth round of the 2023 Sinquefield Cup.
2023.11.29
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