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Opening ceremony at the Candidates 2016
3/11/2016 – The biggest chess extravaganza of 2016, the World Championship Candidates Tournament, is just hours away. The first round will be played at 3 p.m. local time on the 11th of March in the Central Telegraph building in Moscow. After playing the Aeroflot Blitz in the afternoon, Sagar Shah and Amruta Mokal made their way to the opening ceremony and sent us some exclusive material from the Russian capital. Discuss
 
Computer beating top human Go professional 3/10/2016 – Remember how in 1997 World Champion Garry Kasparov lost a match to IMB's Deep Blue? That was a watershed moment in computer history, but Artificial Intelligence has one last insurmountable barrier to cross: beat the best players in the world at the ancient Chinese game of Go. Played on a 19x19 grid the task seemed impossible – until today, when a five-game match has begun in Seoul, Korea. Watch it live. Discuss
 
Najer wins Aeroflot Open, Gelfand is silver 3/10/2016 – After a final hectic sprint in the final round, several players were content to secure their places in the standings, while others fought for more. Among the latter was top-seed Boris Gelfand, whose tie for first place with Evgeny Najer depended on a last-round win, which he pulled off, and a bit of luck. In third was Polish GM Bartel Mateusz. Express report. Discuss
 
Women's WCh. G6: Hou has two-point lead 3/9/2016 – The game started with Muzychuk on the white side of a Giuoco Piano, in which she seemed to have the clear upperhand, and her fans rubbed their hands in the hopes of an equalizing result. Things got complicated and then downright ugly as her knight found itself stranded on the rim, and Hou Yifan flipped the tables for a big win. Report with GM annotations.Discuss
 
Aeroflot, Rd. 8: Evgenyi Najer in sole lead again 3/9/2016 – Eight of nine rounds are played in the Aeroflot Tournament in Moscow and Evgenyi Najer has the best chances to win the tournament. He won in round eight after surviving a harmless opening and a not so harmless speculative piece sacrifice by Vladimir Fedoseev and now leads the field with 6.0/8. Half a point behind follow eight players with 5.5/8 each. Discuss
 
Computer simulates and predicts Candidates winner 3/9/2016 – Although everyone has an opinion on who will win the Candidates, whether as a pundit or a fan, what if you could enter everything you knew about the players into a computer, not just their ratings and recent results, but their playing tendencies, and more, and ask it to give an answer? Two experts did just that and here are the results of millions of simulations. Discuss
 
2016 IMSA Elite mindgames (2/2) 3/9/2016 – Following the Rapid tournaments won by Tan Zhongyi and Mamedyarov respectively, it was time for the Blitz events, which were 30-game marathons, followed by the Basque competitions in which the players play two games at the same time, one with white and one with black. All the modalities and time controls were chosen with public appeal in mind, and they certainly were fun to watch. Discuss
 
Reykjavik Open kicks off 3/9/2016 – The traditional Reykjavik Open is under way in Iceland! This traditional tournament is one of the strongest open in the year, third only to the mammoths of Gibraltar and Qatar. This year's event has a few 2700s, several 2600s and many GMs, but we will get to that later. But before we get into the chess, we bring you a small recap of some sightseeing views from Iceland!Discuss
 
Women's WCh. G5: Another quick draw 3/8/2016 – On Monday Mariya Muzychuk and Hou Yifan had a rest day which they probably mostly spent preparing for the remainder of the match. But in game five on Tuesday neither Hou Yifan who was playing with White nor Mariya Muyzchuk who defended with Black came up with anything exciting and the game quickly petered out to a draw. After five of ten games Hou Yifan now leads by 3-2. Discuss
 
Aeroflot R07: a fight for every point! 3/8/2016 – After seven rounds five players lead at the Aeroflot Open 2016 with 5.0/7 – a pack of 15 players on 4.5/5 follow them. Thanks to the long time control we see a lot of “correctly” played games. But that same time control is the reason why fatigue has started to set in and quite a few blunders took place in the seventh round. We have a collection of interesting positions and impressions from Moscow. Discuss
 
Races and highways 3/8/2016 – Every week ChessBase magazine author and renowned endgame expert Karsten Müller presents a remarkable or particularly instructive endgame in his blog. A click on the diagram opens a larger board. Test your endgame skills, improve and have fun! Discuss
 
2016 IMSA Elite mindgames (1/2) 3/7/2016 – The IMSA Mindgames, is a bit of an in-between for FIDE, as far as chess is concerned, and the Olympics (the normal one, not the chess specific one). Each year it organizes a series of chess events, with a number of top players, offering medals as well as prizes. In this years event were rapid, blitz and basque chess. Here is a large illustrated report. Discuss
 
Pavel Eljanov: The Ruy Lopez Breyer Variation 3/7/2016 – Pavel Eljanov is one of the world's best players and if you ask him what to play against 1.e4 he will have a clear answer: the Breyer Variation - which also happens to be a favorite of Magnus Carlsen. This line of the Spanish leads to interesting, rich and varied positions, in which understanding is crucial. On a ChessBase DVD Eljanov shares his insights. Discuss
 
Women's WCh. G4: Short but sweet 3/7/2016 – Game four saw a repeat of the Open Spanish in game two with a slight difference. This time both players came armed to the teeth, in both preparation and disposition, and if the game ended in a draw in just 21 moves, there was nothing dull about it. Very sharp tactics dominated the final stages with a sacrificial attack that led to a forced draw. Illustrated report with GM analysis. Discuss
 
Aeroflot Open Rd6: Tough fights and great games 3/6/2016 – It has been a terrific series of fights with none able to break away from the pack for any length of time. At the top are Najer, Gelfand, Bartel and Matlakov with 4.5/6. The tournament has also been a boon to young talents, several of whom are found in the A and B events. In this report are two games with wonderfully instructive analysis by GM Moradiabadi. Discuss
 
Aeroflot, Rd. 5: Najer stays sole leader 3/6/2016 – Round five of the Aeroflot Open in Moscow was peaceful: nine of the ten games at the top boards ended with a draw. This allowed Evgeniy Najer to defend his lead. After round four he was sole leader with 3.5/4, after round five he is sole leader with 4.0/5. But despite the many draws at the top boards round five still saw some interesting chess in Moscow. Discuss
 
Women's WCh. G3: Change of tactics, but draw 3/6/2016 – After a failed opening in game one with 1.e4, failed because there had never been a chance to make a fight of it with white, reigning champion Mariya Muzychuk changed tactics, and opened with 1.d4 in game three. A Closed Catalan ensued with symmetrical pawns, and in spite of White's small edge thanks to a bishop pair, Hou Yifan was never in any danger. Report with GM commentary. Discuss
 
Aeroflot round four – Najer leads, twelve follow! 3/5/2016 – Four rounds have been completed at the Aeroflot Open and only one grandmaster is on 3.5/4 – Evgeniy Najer.
Twelve other players are right on his heels with 3.0/4. This goes to show how keenly contested this tournament is. With five rounds to go and Boris Gelfand finding his form, things are going to get really interesting. We have some nice portraits and in-depth game analysis from Moscow. Discuss
 
Lima: A place to visit 3/4/2016 – The Campeonato Continental Femenino, the American Continental Women's Championship, took place from 19th to 29th February and was played in Lima, the capital of Peru. After some tense moments rating favorite and Peruvian celebrity Deysi Cori won with 7.5/9. Dejan Bojkov, who worked as a coach at the tournament, sends a pictorial report and shares impressions of Lima. Discuss
 
Nicholas Pert: The French Defence 3/4/2016 – The French Defence has always been a tough nut to crack for 1.e4 players and even Bobby Fischer had problems against it. But English Grandmaster Nicholas Pert loves the French Defence - he has been playing it with Black since his junior days. On his DVD about the French he uses his knowledge and experience to recommend a solid yet aggressive repertoire for Black. Discuss
 
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White / Draw / Black
 
2. d4  111 2007
58.6 % 16.2 % 25.2 %
 
2. Bc4  14 2005
57.1 %   35.7 %
 
2. d3  5 2006
60 % 20 % 20 %
 
2. Nc3  3 2007
66.7 % 33.3 %  
 
2. h4  2 1988
50 % 50 %  
 
2. Nf3  2 2007
  50 % 50 %
 
2. h3  1-0, Dobrowolski (1414) vs. Satka (1271)


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