Weekly Chess News! #6

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Nakamura Returns To Titled Tuesday, Splits Week With Abdusattorov

World Rapid Champion GM Nodirbek Abdusattorov won the early edition of Titled Tuesday while GM Hikaru Nakamura, who did not play last week, won the late tournament. Both players took their tournament outright with a score of 10/11. It was also a rare Titled Tuesday where no player finished in the top five in both events.

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Shevchenko Defeats Vokhidov In 2022 Junior Speed Chess Championship Round Of 16

GM Kirill Shevchenko advanced today at the 2022 Junior Speed Chess Championship presented by SIG with a hard-fought match victory over GM Shamsiddin Vokhidov. Though Shevchenko led throughout, the match reached its climax when he had to overcome a three-game winning streak attempted comeback by Vokhidov late in the bullet segment.

The next match in the round of 16 sees GM Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa face IM Christopher Yoo on Monday, April 18, at 9 a.m. Pacific / 18:00 Central European.

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The Greatest Waiting Moves By Grandmasters

Waiting moves are among the hardest to spot in chess because, by definition, they don't seem to have any immediate purpose. They don't overtly change the position in any way and, further, they pass the move to the opponent. That's actually the point in every case: to force a commitment by the other player that you are ready to meet.

I have tried to target all levels of chess players with the examples in each category, logically starting with classic or known examples and ending with games played in recent years. I hope that even titled players can learn something here or use this as reference material.

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