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Alexander Grischuk one of several chess players branching out into poker - The Guardian
Iranian chess prodigy has Carlsen as mentor - Indian Express
For Siamak Tari, one of the reasons for fleeing his homeland was the chance to play chess again. Tari, born in Tehran, left Iran in 1986, travelling first to Turkey ...
FIDE October Ratings: Caruana's Rise, Topalov Back to 2800, Giri 7th - Chess.com
Caruana’s riveting performances - Stabroek News
Caruana’s riveting performances - Stabroek News
Grandmaster Clash - Slate Magazine
Grandmaster Clash - Slate Magazine
Before any of the six entrants in the 2014 Sinquefield Cup had nudged a white pawn to e4, they'd already been hailed as the strongest collection of...
Fabiano Caruana closing in on Magnus Carlsen after Sinquefield Cup win - The Guardian
Sinquefield super-match - Telegraph.co.uk
Garry Kasparov arrived in St Louis, Missouri, at the conclusion of the 2nd Sinquefield Cup to participate in 'Ultimate Moves', a special exhibition event in honour ...
Fabiano Caruana closing in on Magnus Carlsen after Sinquefield Cup win - The Guardian
Fabiano Caruana impressively totalled 8.5/10 to win the £100,000 Sinquefield Cup at St Louis and cement his status as the crown prince of chess, just 27 points ...
Fabiano Caruana closing in on Magnus Carlsen after Sinquefield Cup win - The Guardian
Fabiano Caruana impressively totalled 8.5/10 to win the £100,000 Sinquefield Cup at St Louis and cement his status as the crown prince of chess, just 27 points ...
On Chess: Eight Super Grandmasters Turn Into Coaches And Have Fun Skewering Each Other - St. Louis Public Radio
2nd Sinquefield Cup 2014 - The Week in Chess
Sinquefield 10: Draws end magnificent event - Chess News | ChessBase
Feat of Historic Proportions for an Italian Grandmaster - New York Times
Italian Fabiano Caruana Wins Sinquefield Cup | STLPR - St. Louis Public Radio
Caruana wins the Sinquefield Cup with two rounds to spare but allows Carlsen to escape with a draw - The Week in Chess
Fabiano Caruana Is Doing The Impossible At Chess's Most Competitive Tournament - FiveThirtyEight
Brilliant Endgames, Shirov Style - Chess.com
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