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(ORIGINAL BROADCAST) 2024 Chess 9LX: Day 3 | Fischer Random

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CCSCSL Staff
on October 30, 2024 in

Live from the World Chess Hall of Fame, the seventh Chess 9LX event is a 10-player Fischer Random chess (Chess960) rapid round robin tournament (players below). Today are the final three rounds. Join GMs Yasser Seirawan & Maurice Ashley, and IMs Nazi Paikidze & Begim Tokhirjonova for the move-by-move.

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Who is Likely to Win After Rounds 1-3? | D2 #Chess9LX

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CCSCSL Staff
on October 29, 2024 in

The team looks at the probabilities of each player to win the 2024 Chess 9LX Fischer Random tournament, as of before Rounds 4-6. The method simulates 15,000 versions of the tournament. Statistics by Ben Underwood.

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2024 Chess 9LX: Ultimate Moves | Team Rex vs. Team Mr. Monopoly

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CCSCSL Staff
on October 28, 2024 in

Follow the games: https://www.chess.com/events/2024-ultimate-moves

Live from the World Chess Hall of Fame, before the Chess 9LX, it's time for team chess! Ultimate Moves is a casual team event where partners "tag in" every five moves. Saint Louis Chess Club Co-Founder Rex Sinquefield and Mr. Monopoly draft the world's best players (rosters below) to join them on their teams. These games begin from the standard position. Join GM Maurice Ashley for the move-by-move.

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