The world’s top grandmasters battle from September 8-10 in a Fischer random chess round robin. It's Chess960: see what happens when bank-rank pieces are scrambled and opening theory is obliterated! Join GMs Alejandro Ramirez and Maurice Ashley for the move-by-move.
2021.09.10
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley interviews Garry Kasparov after Day 2 of the Chess960 round robin.
2021.09.09
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley interviews Maxime Vachier-Lagrave after Day 2 of the Chess960 round robin.
2021.09.09
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley interviews Leinier Dominguez after Day 2 of the Chess960 round robin.
2021.09.09
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley interviews Fabiano Caruana after Day 2 of the Chess960 round robin.
2021.09.09
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The world’s top grandmasters battle from September 8-10 in a Fischer random chess round robin. It's Chess960: see what happens when bank-rank pieces are scrambled and opening theory is obliterated! Join GMs Alejandro Ramirez and Maurice Ashley for the move-by-move.
2021.09.09
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley interviews Fabiano Caruana after Day 1 of the Chess960 round robin.
2021.09.08
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley interviews Wesley So after Day 1 of the Chess960 round robin.
2021.09.08
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley interviews Sam Shankland after Day 1 of the Chess960 round robin.
2021.09.08
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The world’s top grandmasters battle from September 8-10 in a Fischer random chess round robin. It's Chess960: see what happens when bank-rank pieces are scrambled and opening theory is obliterated! Join GMs Alejandro Ramirez and Maurice Ashley for the move-by-move.
2021.09.08
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