The 2017 Paris Grand Chess Tour is the first stop of the Grand Chess Tour. Today is the final day of blitz and the finish to the 2017 Paris Grand Chess Tour. The ten players play nine rapid games and 18 blitz games over five days. Join GMs Yasser Seirawan, Cristian Chirila, Maurice Ashley, Romain Édouard, and IM Jovanka Houska for the move-by-move.
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2017.06.25
Grandmaster Maurice Ashley reviews the first day of blitz play in the first leg of the 2017 Grand Chess Tour.
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2017.06.24
Grandmaster Maurice Ashley reviews the third day of rapid play in the first leg of the 2017 Grand Chess Tour.
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2017.06.23
The 2017 Paris Grand Chess Tour is the first stop of the Grand Chess Tour. Today is the last of two days of Blitz games and the finish to the 2017 Paris Grand Chess Tour. The ten players play nine rapid games and 18 blitz games over five days. Join GMs Yasser Seirawan, Cristian Chirila, Maurice Ashley, Romain Édouard, and IM Jovanka Houska for the move-by-move.
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2017.06.24
Day Four of the Paris Grand Chess Tour 2017 brought us 9 Rounds of Blitz. The Pieces were flying off the board. Let's see who came out on top after Blitz Round 9 and who has a lot of work ahead of them tomorrow for another 9 Rounds of Blitz.
Watch the movement of the pieces as GM Maurice Ashley touches on the highlights of Day 3 Rapid Rounds 7-9
The 2017 Paris Grand Chess Tour is the first stop of the Grand Chess Tour. Today is the first of two days of Blitz games. The ten players play nine rapid games and 18 blitz games over five days. Join GMs Yasser Seirawan, Cristian Chirila, Maurice Ashley, Romain Édouard, and IM Jovanka Houska for the move-by-move.
GrandChessTour.org
2017.06.24
The 2017 Paris Grand Chess Tour is the first stop of the Grand Chess Tour. Today is the first day of two days of Blitz games. The ten players will play nine rapid games and 18 blitz games over five days. Join GMs Yasser Seirawan, Cristian Chirila, Maurice Ashley, Romain Édouard, and IM Jovanka Houska for the move-by-move.
During Day 3 of the 2017 Paris Grand Chess Tour, World Champion Magnus Carlsen confronts correspondent GM Maurice Ashley. Carlsen believes that Ashley is being unfair in his assessment of Carlsen's performance.
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2017.06.23
Grandmaster Maurice Ashley reviews the second day of rapid play in the first leg of the 2017 Grand Chess Tour.
GrandChessTour.org
2017.06.22
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