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Starting Saturday: TePe Sigeman & Co with Svidler, Abdusattorov and Ju

The TePe Sigeman & Co tournament has been held in Malmö since 1993 it was only cancelled in 2020 due to the pandemic. The organisers have once again put together a very interesting 8-player field for the 2024 tournament: Nodirbek Abdusattorov, Arjun Erigaisi, Vincent Keymer, defending champion Peter Svidler (pictured), Nils Grandelius, Anton Korobov, Marc’Andria Maurizzi and women’s world champion Ju Wenjun. | Photo: David Llada

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Easter Photo Quiz — Guess Who

In this pictorial Quiz for Easter, you need to guess who is in the photograph. Ten chess players in rare and unusual photographs. Some are easy, others are less easy, some include a hint. Check it out! At the bottom you will find the solutions and photo credits. Happy Easter to everyone!

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15-year-old Turkish chess player becomes Grandmaster

15-year-old Turkish chess player becomes Grandmaster
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Prague: Abdusattorov catches Maghsoodloo, Pragg blunders

Prague: Abdusattorov catches Maghsoodloo, Pragg blunders
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Prague: Maghsoodloo beats Pragg, leads

Parham Maghsoodloo became the first sole leader at the Masters section of the Prague Chess Festival after beating Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu with the white pieces. Maghsoodloo thus ended Pragg’s undefeated streak of 47 games. In the one other decisive game of the round, Dommaraju Gukesh got the better of Thai Dai Van Nguyen. Meanwhile, Ediz Gurel scored a win to join Anton Korobov in the lead of the Challengers section. | Photo: Petr Vrabec

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