The 2019 Summer Chess Classic is the second of four events this year featuring international chess professionals, consisting of three 6-player double round robin tournaments. These competitors will battle for $75,000 in prize money. Join GM Jesse Kraai and Caleb Denby for the move-by-move.
2019.06.27
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Второй этап Гранд Чесс Тура в Хорватии - первый из двух турниров серии 2019-го года с классическим контролем времени. Все двенадцать участников Гранд Чесс Тура на протяжении одиннадцати дней будут бороться за призовой фонд в 325000 долларов.
Комментаторы Меликсет Хачян и Евгений Мирошниченко
The second leg of this year’s Grand Chess Tour is a classical round robin in Zagreb, Croatia. All 12 full-Tour participants will compete over 11 rounds for a $325,000 prize fund. Join GMs Alejandro Ramirez, Yasser Seirawan and IM Jovanka Houska for the move-by-move.
2019.06.27
GrandChessTour.org
A mad dash was made to win the game in Round 1 and this was evident in 4 decisive games. Magnus Carlsen started off the winning streak right out of the gate.
Grandmaster Maurice Ashley interviews Grand Chess Tour Spokesman Michael Khodarkovsky during Round 1 of the first-ever Croatia Grand Chess Tour.
2019.06.26
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley interviews former world champion Garry Kasparov during Round 1 of the first-ever Croatia Grand Chess Tour.
2019.06.26
GrandChessTour.org
Grandmaster Maurice Ashley brings you the sights from the opening ceremony and drawing of lots in Zagreb, the day before the first-ever Croatia Grand Chess Tour.
2019.06.25
GrandChessTour.org
Michael Khordakovsky, Spokesman and major contributor of the tournaments' designs for the Grand Chess Tour is in Zagreb and full of excitement as he speaks with Grandmaster Maurice Ashley.
The legendary Garry Kasparov is right at home in Zagreb as Croatia is Garry's home country. Garry gives the viewers his insights into Magnus Carlsen, the current and reigning World Chess Champion.
Take a journey into the preparations for the Opening Ceremony of the Croatia Grand Chess Tour Tournament which was televised live on Croatian National Television.
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