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2017 Your Next Move Grand Chess Tour: Day 2

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CCSCSL Staff
on July 01, 2017 in

Grandmaster Ben Finegold looks at three memorable games from the decades around the turn of the 20th century. The "Gold Coin Game" Levitsky-Marshall is included. Did spectators really throw money at the board in appreciation?

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YourNextMove Grand Chess Tour 2017 - Day Three

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CCSCSL Staff
on June 30, 2017 in

Day Three in Leuven Belgium brings the last day of Rapid Chess. Join in to watch the excitment as Rapid Rounds 4-6 are met head on.. This is the second year of Your Next Move being on the Grand Chess Tour Circuit. Tune in with GM Yasser Seirawan, IM Jovanka Houska, Gm Cristian Chirila and GM Maurice Ashley, and GM Nigel Short for some exciting live coverage of the Your Next Move Grand Chess Tour 2017.

6.29.2017
grandchesstour.org

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2017 Your Next Move Grand Chess Tour: Day 1 Recap

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CCSCSL Staff
on June 29, 2017 in

Grandmaster Ben Finegold analyzes your games and comments on how wrong your assessments have been. See an online player's game against a WIM that he thought he was winning.

2017.06.22
Orlando Luis Pardo Lazo (1489) vs. Matthew R Manley (1639), 2016: B12 Caro-Kann, advance variation
ivoryforte vs. rillip3: B01 Scandinavian defence
Ben Dubuque vs. Camelia-Adriana Ciobanu (2182), 2017: B60 Sicilian, Richter-Rauzer, Larsen variation

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2017 Your Next Move Grand Chess Tour: Day 1

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CCSCSL Staff
on June 29, 2017 in

The 2017 Your Next Move Grand Chess Tour is the second stop of the Grand Chess Tour. Today is the first of three days of rapid games. The ten players play nine rapid games and 18 blitz games over five days. Join GMs Yasser Seirawan, Cristian Chirila, Maurice Ashley, Nigel Short, and IM Jovanka Houska for the move-by-move.

GrandChessTour.org
2017.06.28

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