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I was the second U18 in top 10 boards, the other being Indian Prodigy Praggnanandhaa
Check out part two of FM Shreyas Royal’s recap of his performance at the Sparkassen A Open in Dortmund, where this young chess prodigy performed at a grandmaster level!
preparation of sharp lines, so I decided to play a sideline but a safe line vs the King’s Indian
Hello, Chesskids! I am back! Most of you noticed I was away for a few months. I missed playing and talking with all of you, but I am back and ready to …
After the seventh round, we enjoyed a rest day with an Indian friend, Laxman Lyer
FM Brewington Hardaway shares his experience as he receives his second IM norm at the 2023 Marshall Chess Club NYC Winter IM Norm Invitational!
He played the King’s Indian Attack and got a better position but unfortunately for
With the most credentialed chess player and female chess player of all time looking on, four young Hungarian stars bested their American counterparts Sunday …
both games Angel „Josh“ Hernandez-Camen Marosi got to play his favorite King’s Indian
Here are the matchups and results of the 2020 ChessKid Youth Speed Chess Championship.
His parents are Indian but his family has lived in the UK since he was three.
For the fifth year in a row, 30 talented American youngsters competed in the ChessKid Online National Invitational Championship (CONIC). US Chess-sancti…
By playing the King’s Indian Attack versus a French setup (an old Fischer favorite
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Martin had come up with some very solid preparation, a type of hedgehog and Queen’s Indian
Young chess prodigy FM Shreyas Royal is on the road to becoming an International Master. Take a look at his successful games, nearing 2500 FIDE, and playing at grandmaster level!
Shreyas Royal (2353) In Round 2, I decided to switch from my QGD to the Nimzo Indian
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He played the King’s Indian in which I replied with the Kramer variation (an aggressive
