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NH Chess Tournament
Amsterdam, NL
Aug 20-30
Also known as Youth vs Experience, five GMs with long illustrious careers (Korchnoi, Yusupov, Agdestein, Ljubojevic, and Bareev) take on five young "rising stars" (Cheparinov, Wang Yue, L'Ami, Caruana, and Stellwagen). Wang Yue on 6.5/7.
Tournoi international de Montreal
Aug 24-Sep 2
We will upload new games as they become available.
Antwerp Tournament
Antwerp, Belgium
Aug 23-31
We will upload new games as they become available.
Tal Memorial
Moscow, Russia
Aug 17-27
Ivanchuk wins by a full point finishing on 6/9.
French Championships
Pau, France
Aug 11-23
Etienne Bacrot took the title after beating Maxime Vachier-Lagrave in the rapid tiebreaker. Sophie Milliet won the French Women's Championship.
Bilbao Grand Slam Chess Final
Bilbao, Spain
Sep 2-13
Players: Anand, Ivanchuk, Topalov, Carlsen, Radjabov, and Aronian. Discussion forum now open.
Villarrobledo International Rapid Open
Villarrobledo, Spain
Aug 2-3
Topalov took clear first with 8/9.
Najdorf Memorial
Warsaw, Poland
Aug 2-10
Sasikiran won with 6.5/9, a clear point ahead of the field.
World Junior Championship
Gaziantep, Turkey
Aug 2-16
Abhijeet Gupta is the new World Junior Champion. Dronavalli Harika won the girls' section.
FIDE Grand Prix
Sochi, Russia
July 31-Aug 14
Levon Aronian places first by half a point, finishing with 8.5/13.
Howard Staunton Memorial
London, England
Aug 7-18
Twelve grandmasters compete in Simpsons in the Strand. Michael Adams is currently leading the pack.
Chess Classic Mainz
Mainz, Germany
July 28-Aug 3
Anand beats Carlsen in the finals 3-1 to win this four way rapid event.
Ordix Open
Mainz, Germany
Aug 2-3
Nepomniachtchi beat Eljanov on tiebreaks in this rapid chess tournament.
41st Biel International Chess Festival
Biel, Switzerland
July 19-Aug 1
Alekseev beat Dominguez-Perez in the playoff.
North Urals Cup
Krasnoturinsk, Russia
July 26-Aug 3
Antoaneta Stefanova took clear first with 4.5 out of 7.
Gyorgy Marx VI
Paks, Hungary
July 25-Aug 4
A round robin among Maxime Vachier-Lagrave, Gabriel Sargissian, Ferenc Berkes, Daniel Stellwagen, Alexander Beliavsky and Peter Acs. New games will be uploaded as they become avialable.
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I personally programmed the computer for chess months ago. I gave the machine an
understanding of the game equal to my own. The computer cannot make an error. And, assuming
that I do not either, the best that could normally be hoped for would be stalemate after
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