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.
2019.08.18
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Gold Dust Tori, starting streaming Chess on Twitch several months ago and wanted to be front and center for the Sinquefield Cup.
2019.08.17
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During the opening Ceremony for the 2019 Sinquefield Cup and closing Ceremony for the 2019 Saint Louis Rapid & Blitz, the players respond to not playing in the Saint Louis Rapid & Blitz and now playing in the Sinquefield Cup versus playing in the Saint Louis Rapid & Blitz and playing in the Sinquefield Cup.
Grandmaster Maurice Ashley highlights moments from Round 1 of the seventh Sinquefield Cup.
2019.08.17
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Dr. Jeanne Sinquefield and the Commentary team for the 2019 Sinquefield Cup.
2019.08.17
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Rex Sinquefield, for whom the Sinquefield Cup is named after is in the Saint Louis Chess Club Studio with the Commentators and front and center for Round 1.
2019.08.17
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The 2019 Saint Louis Rapid & Blitz closing ceremony is held in conjunction with the Sinquefield Cup opening ceremony. These events are the fourth and fifth legs of the 2019 Grand Chess Tour.
2019.08.15
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley asks the players what kind of win pleases the most, and what kind of loss hurts the most, during a quick tournament.
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Grandmaster Garry Kasparov joins the Grand Chess Tour commentary team for an interview during the fourth day of the third Saint Louis Rapid & Blitz.
2019.08.13
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley asks the players "what it's going to take" to win the event.
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