For the fourth year, the Grand Chess Tour lands in Paris. This rapid and blitz tournament is the third stop on the 2019 Tour. Players compete in nine rounds of rapid chess and 18 rounds of blitz chess for a total prize fund of $150,000. Join GMs Peter Svidler, Alejandro Ramirez, Maurice Ashley, and WGM Jennifer Shahade for the move-by-move.
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Almira Skripchenko in attendance at the Grand Chess Tour event, Paris Rapid & Blitz, cheering Maxime Vachier-Lagrave on during the final day of the Blitz Rounds.
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley highlights the moments from the second rapid day of the fourth Paris Grand Chess Tour.
2019.07.28
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Maxime Vachier-Lagrave is presented the trophy after winning the fourth Paris Grand Chess Tour.
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley highlights the moments from the first blitz day of the fourth Paris Grand Chess Tour.
2019.07.31
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley highlights the rest day, where the players teamed with amateurs from the corporate world for exhibitions.
2019.07.30
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley ask the players to compare chess to the Tour de France.
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley highlights the moments from the third rapid day of the fourth Paris Grand Chess Tour.
2019.07.29
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Grandmaster Maurice Ashley interviews GM Alexandra Kosteniuk during Day 3 of the fourth Paris Grand Chess Tour.
2019.07.29
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Maxime Vachier-Lagrave is with Grandmaster Maurice Ashley and Gilles Betthaeuser, CEO of Colliers France to accept the Winners Trophy for the 2019 Grand Chess Tour Paris Rapid & Blitz Tournament.
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