Grandmaster Elshan Moradiabadi shows games from GM Fabiano Caruana and compares his strengths with those of World Champion Magnus Carlsen. Games span from Fabi's teenage years to 2017.
The U.S. Women's title is decided in a rapid playoff between Annie Wang and Nazi Paikidze. Grandmaster Sam Shankland has won the U.S. Championship in regulation. Join GMs Yasser Seirawan, Maurice Ashley, Cristian Chirila, and WGM Jen Shahade for the move-by-move.
USChessChamps.com
2018.04.30
El ganador Claro del Campeonato de ajedrez de EE. UU. 2018, Sección Abierta es GM Sam Shankland. La sección de Mujeres todavía está en el aire con FM Annie Wang y MI Nazi Paikidze sentados en el tablero para un desempate. Únase a GMAlejandro Ramirez y WIM Ivette Garcia para comentarios en vivo
Dr. Jeanne Sinquefield Founder Saint Louis Chess Club sits down with GM Maurice Ashley and talks Scouts and Chess.
Gm Sam Shankland grabs top spot and becomes the 2018 U.S. Chess Champion in the open section and FM Annie Wang and IM Nazi Paikidze moved the chess pieces into a tie. Watch GM Maurice Ashley recount the exciting action of Round 11.
Whose on top, whose not, follow GM Maurice Ashley as he recounts the top plays of Round 10.
Find out the answers to the April chess puzzles posted on Facebook and Twitter!
GM Maurice Ashley recounts the explosive games of Round 9.
Round 8 was explosive as Annie sat across from Irina. It was questionable whether Annie would walk away with a win or was it going to be Irina walking away with the win. GM Maurice Ashley recounts the intense game play.
NIck Ragone, Senior VP - Chief Marketing and Communications Officer with Ascension stops by the Production Studio and sits down with Jennifer Shahade to talk Kids and Chess.
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