Grandmaster Maurice Ashley asks the players how important the 2019 Sinquefield Cup is to make it to the Grand Chess Tour Finals in London. Along with Croatia GCT, the Cup offers the largest amount of points to win. Only the top four Tour scorers are invited to London in December.
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Grandmaster Peter Svidler joins the show to give his take on some of the Round 7 games.
2019.08.24
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley interviews Saint Louis Public Radio Executive Editor Shula Neuman during Round 7 of the 2019 Sinquefield Cup.
2019.08.24
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley highlights moments from Round 8 of the seventh Sinquefield Cup.
2019.08.25
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Grandmasters Yasser Seirawan and Maurice Ashley look back on the 2018 Sinquefield Cup, where three players agreed to forego a playoff, after a ten-player round robin, to share first place.
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Grandmaster Yasser Seirawan and Woman Grandmaster Jennifer Shahade chat about openings and how you might go about selecting your own repertoire.
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“Кубок Синкфилда в 2018 году получился одним из самых драматических за всю историю существования турнира. Тройка победителей - Фабиано Каруана, Левон Аронян и Магнус Карлсен - вновь включится в борьбу в этом году, и, без сомнения, каждый из игроков будет стараться в этот раз победить единолично! В 2019 году игроков ждёт не только увеличенный призовой фонд - $ 325 000, но и удлиненная турнирная дистанция - впервые за всё время существования турнир пройдёт в 11 туров. Смотрите прямую трансляцию с комментариями IM Эльмиры Скрипченко и GM Евгения Мирошниченко.
The seventh Sinquefield Cup is the largest one yet, with 12 players and an improved $325,000 prize fund. Join GMs Yasser Seirawan, Maurice Ashley, and WGM Jennifer Shahade for the move-by-move.
2019.08.26
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Grandmaster Yasser Seirawan and Woman Grandmaster Jennifer Shahade chat about tactics, calculation, and how to improve them.
How important is your result here in the race to London? The players respond to Grandmaster Maurice Ashleys' question.
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