Live from the World Chess Hall of Fame, the 11th Sinquefield Cup is the last of five legs of the Grand Chess Tour. The nine Tour players are joined by a wildcard (pairings below) for a classical round robin. Join GMs Yasser Seirawan & Peter Svidler, IM Nazi Paikidze, and WGM Anastasiya Karlovich for the move-by-move.
The move heard across the chess world. Magnus in Poland, and now Fabi in St. Louis
World Champion Ding Liren starts his first round with a line in the Italian against upcoming Challenger, Gukesh D
In what would be possibly end with a three-fold repetition, Peter Svidler shares a story by GM Eduard Gufeld
Wanting a chess engine evaluation of the position played between Nodirbek and Pragg, Yasser calls on The Silicon Overlord.
Evaluating a tight position between Alireza and Fabiano, the "Silicon Overlord," is not happy with the move by Caruana.
Alireza Firouzja talks to Cristian Chirila after defeating Caruana in Round 1 of the 2024 Sinquefield Cup.
2024.08.19
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International Master Begim Tokhirjonova recaps Round 1 of the 11th Sinquefield Cup, taking place at the World Chess Hall of Fame in St. Louis. The Sinquefield Cup is the last of five legs of the Grand Chess Tour. The nine Tour players are joined by a wildcard (pairings below) for a classical round robin.
Anish Giri talks to Cristian Chirila after a draw against Wesley So in Round 1 of the 2024 Sinquefield Cup.
2024.08.19
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