#daniil dubov

[magicalnicole]

Water bottle positioning is important to FIDE

August 3, 2024 - Round 5, FIDE World Rapid and Blitz Team Championship

[anka-skier]

My idea of escapism is sketching chess players while watching chess tournaments, and how much of a nerd are you?

[dandelionsprout42]

What on earth was going on last night (in chess)?

Almost every player had jet lag to some extent. Somehow more so than when it was hosted in Uzbekistan 1 or 2 years ago.

Daniil Dubov and Magnus Carlsen had jet lag so bad that they lost the chances to become the undisputed champion.

When set 7 of the Grand Final was played, it was 01:15 Norwegian time. But it was primetime in NYC. So when I could feel through the TV broadcasts that Carlsen was so sleepy he almost slumped over the board, there's no indications at all that he would've overcome any of the jet lag.

Carlsen seemed to have 3 different haircuts that he rotated between during the 2 tournaments. A nice touch.

Hans Niemann is pissed again, this time for perfectly good reasons.

Sure the Manhattan marble hall was pretty, but the Final 8 with Magnus-Niemann could've sold out MetLife Stadium. 86,000 spectators would've kept the players much more awake than the ballroom's 80 spectators.

While NRK1 did the post-final interviews, the Chess.com Twitch commentators were beyond confused. The guy on the right having NRK1's stream open on his end and understanding what was being discussed, didn't make them much less confused. Their LeBron James Game 7 double overtime analogy sort-of worked.

Earlier that night the NRK studio struggled for an hour, throughout the semis, to figure out what "rizz", "skibidi", and "sigma" meant. Even when a 2nd studio explained it to them did the main studio's brains get boiled, leading to them discussing things like "the alpha zero pawn".

[edwardsissyhandsthtdanceslikeabb]

so my singular and closest amigo is like a huge f1 fan which is kinda wild & random ( but not really bc everyone loves louis hamilton even if his first name is sir or smth i really dont know ) and seeing her engage in fandom has been subliminally brainwashing me so i had the thought:

there's seemingly not a centralized chess fandom on tumblr, but chess has seen an exponential boom in popularity, globally, and ppl do make posts abt the players, like you little freaks are out there. so as someone whose more into chess than the average bloke and has been for like a year and a half (and would thusly be able to talk abt the games and memes), i dont know why we aren't collectively sharing in the parasocial part of chess.

like there's so much drama all the time, friggin bum beads are now a core part of the lore, bobby fischer exists, gotham covers games literally daily like you can unclench levy its ok, magnus is always fckn about, hikaru fought some guy he lost a game to a couple of years ago, every dubov clip i've seen is him saying smth unhinged or doing like 1 million pull ups and he looks like he's my age but he's like TWENTY SEVEN HELLO?!, rapport and ding are the people's couple etc etc

like why are we not having fun with this lol?

as with all things, i've been influenced, and in my sleep deprived state i think its the perfect opportunity to cause more damage to tumblr :)

so do ur thing you animals, let's actually make this happen, lets make chess fun and cringe and creative and equally as involved as its youtube / video counterparts reflect — if anyone wants to be moots just comment or follow me! :D

[barnbridges]

assigning contemporary chess players and dramas to secret history characters, without any explication:

judy: im/wgm irene sakundar

richard: gothamchess

henry: magnus

charles: dubov AND grischuck

francis: dubov, circa candidates 2021, mvl playing the poisoned pawn variation and losing every time

camilla: irina krush, bless her

bunny: nepomitchii shaving his head during the candidates

[busyfish]

3, 15, 27, 31, 33, 43, 52, 54, 59, 76 (…besides WoW?), 80, 81, 92, 94, 95, 96, 98, 100?

3. If you could have one superpower, what would it be?

flight

15 .If you could choose only one food to eat to the rest of your life, what would it be?

rice

27. What was the last book/movie that really impressed you?

murderbot books!

31. Something you did and you are proud of?

made it this far in life

33. Something you are good at?

i can rawr xd pretty good

43. Who inspires you?

Daniil Dubov

52. Name one thing that terrifies you.

uhhh everything?

54. What would you tell your 12 year old self?

oh gosh i don't even know. be gayer sooner maybe

59. Is there something you don’t eat? Some food that truly disgust you?

i don't eat meat

76. Do you play any computer games? What is your favourite game?

i play a lot of computer games here and there. i really like DOOM

80. What do you think about vegetarianism/veganism?

i'm neutral to it i guess? i don't eat meat but i'm not like you know, it's not something to announce.

81. How long have you been on Tumblr?

12 years or so

92. Favourite app on your phone?

i use youtube the most i think

94. Do you watch Youtube? Who is your favourite youtuber?

i like grimbeard a lot. and dungeon chill.

95. Share your favourite quote?

i don't have one

96. What is the meaning of life?

pain and sometimes love.

98. Have you ever made your mum cry? What happened?

yeah when i came out LOL

100. Can you keep a secret?

yes

[infj-zen]

Chess Kings MBTI

Here are a few top thinking type men chess players by MBTI

NT

ENTJ Viswanathan Anand, Vladislav Artemiev, Laurent Fressinet, Daniel Naroditsky, David Navara, Nihal Sarin

INTJ David Anton Guijarro, Bai Jinshi, Leinier Dominguez, Mircea Parligras, Kenneth Rogoff, Adam Tukhaev

ENTP Nodirbek Abdusattorov, Daniil Dubov, Jan-Krzysztof Duda, Surya Shekhar Ganguly, Anish Giri, GN Gopal, Nils Grandelius, Vladimir Kramnik, Le Quang Liem, Peter Leko, Leon Luke Mendonca, Elshan Moradiabadi, Parimarjan Negi, Ni Hua, Ruslan Ponomariov, Teimour Radjabov, Kirill Shevchenko, Loek Van Wely

INTP Michael Adams, Ferenc Berkes, Gillian Bwalya, Fabiano Caruana, Bogdan-Daniel Deac, Kamil Dragun, Brewington Hardaway, Brandon Jacobson, Denis Lazavik, Marc’Andria Maurizzi, Jergus Pechac, Samuel Sevian, Dariusz Swiercz, Evgeny Tomashevsky, Veselin Topalov

ST

ESTJ Dmitry Andreikin, Maurice Ashley, Magnus Carlsen, Cristian Chirila, Jan Gustafsson, Aleksandar Indjic, Shakhriyar Mamedyarov, Karthikeyan Murali, Thai Dai Van Nguyen, Sam Shankland, Amin Tabatabaei

ISTJ Cemil Can (JJ) Ali Marandi, Sandipan Chanda, Lance Henderson de La Fuente, David Silva, Wesley So, Lucas Van Foreest

ESTP Bobby Fischer, Baadur Jobava, Garry Kasparov, Viktor Korchnoi, Igor-Alexandre Nataf, Hans Niemann, Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu, Boris Spassky, Eugene Torre

ISTP Kirill Alekseenko, Juan Manuel Bellon Lopez, Bobby Cheng, Gukesh Dommaraju, Alexander Grischuk, Andrew Hong, Anatoly Karpov, Javokhir Sindarov, Andrew Tang, Maxime Vachier-Lagrave, Jorden Van Foreest, Nikita Vitiugov, Wei Yi

[trendingnews19]

Bengaluru: Magnus Carlsen returned to the tournament in jeans and played Hans Niemann, Vassily Ivanchuk audibly sobbed after a loss, 46th seed Aravindh Chithambaram defeated world No.3 Hikaru Nakamura and Daniil Dubov forfeited his game because he reportedly overslept – the penultimate day of the World Rapid and Blitz tournament (blitz section) wasn’t short of drama. GM Vaishali Rameshbabu (L) dominated the women’s standingswith eight wins and three draws to qualify for the knockouts (PTI) It was also a day that saw Indian GM Vaishali Rameshbabu dominate the women’s standings – with a stellar count of eight wins and three draws – after 11 rounds – to make the knockouts. She will face Zhu Jiner, who qualified for the knockouts in eighth place, in the quarter-finals. The 23-year-old was the only Indian to make the knockouts across the open and women’s sections. She did so with a round to spare and is a full point ahead of the rest of the field. “It was completely unexpected…I don’t think I’m a great blitz player, honestly. There are many more strong players who are here. I think today I was just lucky in many games and it just worked,” said Vaishali, who finished Stage 1 of the blitz with a score of 9.5/11. Eight players each in the open and women’s sections made it through to the knockouts, which will consist of four-game matches in the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final. After walking away from the tournament midway over being pulled up for wearing jeans, world No.1 Carlsen returned to play the blitz event after Fide president Arkady Dvorkovich intervened and eased the dress code. Carlsen showed up in jeans for Day 1 of the blitz event and has reportedly got a jeans business deal out of the whole denim fiasco. G-Star has reportedly signed the Norwegian former world champion and he is expected to appear in their ads from 2025. Several other players too showed up in jeans for their games on Monday and fellow Norwegian Aryan Tari even went jeans shopping with Carlsen on the tournament rest day on Sunday. Carlsen won his first two rounds and laughed out loud after he messed up a winning pawn endgame and unwittingly fell for a stalemate trick in his round 3 game against GM Benjamin Bok. Carlsen will interestingly face Niemann again in the quarterfinals. Ten players ended up on 9.5 points in the Swiss standings with two – Daniel Naroditsky and Dubov – being eliminated in tiebreaks. Dubov didn’t turn up for his Round 10 game against Niemann, handing the American GM a win by forfeit. “I went to my hotel room to quickly prepare, then I fell asleep. When I woke up, it was too late. I didn’t make it. I want to continue the tournament. It was bad luck,” Dubov told NRK. He won his remaining three games of the day. Players who qualified for the knockouts: Open: Ian Nepomniachtchi 9.5/13, Fabiano Caruana 9.5/13, Magnus Carlsen 9.5/13, Wesley So 9.5/13, Alireza Firouzja 9.5/13, Hans Niemann 9.5/13, Jan-Krzysztof Duda 9.5/13, Volodar Murzin 9.5/13 Women: Vaishali Rameshbabu 9.5/11, Lei Tingjie 8.5/11, Kateryna Lagno 8/11, Valentina Gunina 8/11, Ju Wenjun 8/11, Carissa Yip 8/11, Bibisara Assaubayeva 8/11, Zhu Jiner 8/11.

[news365timesindia]

[ad_1] Magnus Carlsen in action against Arjun Erigaisi at the Tata Steel Chess India Rapid Tournament. (PC: Tata Steel Chess India) Magnus Carlsen was on a roll. Three consecutive victories on Day 2 of the Tata Steel Chess India Rapid Tournament saw him take the sole lead in the Open section. In the Women’s section, Aleksandra Goryachkina was similarly dominant, securing three wins on the spin to move to 5 points, and firmly in the lead. It was a day of some top-class chess action. Carlsen started the day half-a-point behind overnight leader Nodirbek Abdusattorov. First, he got the better of SL Narayanan followed by a win over Wesley So and then he outsmarted Arjun Erigaisi. The Norwegian grandmaster raced to 5 points out of a possible 6 and on top of the leaderboard. A master was at work. Abdusattorov, with 4.5 points, is snapping at Carlsen’s heels. The Uzbek prodigy drew with Nihal Sarin and Vidit Gujrathi in rounds 4 and 5 respectively before ending the day with a win over Narayanan. He is nicely placed to challenge Carlsen on the final day of the Rapid event. As for Goryachkina, her back-to-back wins against India’s Vantika Agrawal and Vaishali R helped her get into the groove before she rounded off the day with a victory over Kateryna Lagno. Georgian Grandmaster Nana Dzagnidze is in the second position with 4 points. She won against Vaishali and Humpy Koneru, and drew with Lagno. Standings at the end of Day 2 MEN: MAGNUS CARLSEN – 5 NODIRBEK ABDUSATTOROV – 4.5 WESLEY SO – 3.5 DANIIL DUBOV – 3 R PRAGGNANANDHAA – 3 S L NARAYANAN – 2.5 VINCENT KEYMER – 2.5 ARJUN ERIGAISI – 2 NIHAL SARIN – 2 VIDIT GUJRATHI – 2 WOMEN: ALEKSANDRA GORYACHKINA – 5 NANA DZAGNIDZE – 4 VANTIKA AGARWAL – 3.5 HARIKA DRONAVALLI – 3.5 VALENTINA GUNINA – 3.5 KATERYNA LAGNO – 3 DIVYA DESHMUKH – 2.5 KONERU HUMPY – 2 ALEXANDRA KOSTENIUK – 2 VAISHALI R – 1 The post Carlsen saunters into sole lead, dominant display from Goryachkina appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

[news365times]

[ad_1] Magnus Carlsen in action against Arjun Erigaisi at the Tata Steel Chess India Rapid Tournament. (PC: Tata Steel Chess India) Magnus Carlsen was on a roll. Three consecutive victories on Day 2 of the Tata Steel Chess India Rapid Tournament saw him take the sole lead in the Open section. In the Women’s section, Aleksandra Goryachkina was similarly dominant, securing three wins on the spin to move to 5 points, and firmly in the lead. It was a day of some top-class chess action. Carlsen started the day half-a-point behind overnight leader Nodirbek Abdusattorov. First, he got the better of SL Narayanan followed by a win over Wesley So and then he outsmarted Arjun Erigaisi. The Norwegian grandmaster raced to 5 points out of a possible 6 and on top of the leaderboard. A master was at work. Abdusattorov, with 4.5 points, is snapping at Carlsen’s heels. The Uzbek prodigy drew with Nihal Sarin and Vidit Gujrathi in rounds 4 and 5 respectively before ending the day with a win over Narayanan. He is nicely placed to challenge Carlsen on the final day of the Rapid event. As for Goryachkina, her back-to-back wins against India’s Vantika Agrawal and Vaishali R helped her get into the groove before she rounded off the day with a victory over Kateryna Lagno. Georgian Grandmaster Nana Dzagnidze is in the second position with 4 points. She won against Vaishali and Humpy Koneru, and drew with Lagno. Standings at the end of Day 2 MEN: MAGNUS CARLSEN – 5 NODIRBEK ABDUSATTOROV – 4.5 WESLEY SO – 3.5 DANIIL DUBOV – 3 R PRAGGNANANDHAA – 3 S L NARAYANAN – 2.5 VINCENT KEYMER – 2.5 ARJUN ERIGAISI – 2 NIHAL SARIN – 2 VIDIT GUJRATHI – 2 WOMEN: ALEKSANDRA GORYACHKINA – 5 NANA DZAGNIDZE – 4 VANTIKA AGARWAL – 3.5 HARIKA DRONAVALLI – 3.5 VALENTINA GUNINA – 3.5 KATERYNA LAGNO – 3 DIVYA DESHMUKH – 2.5 KONERU HUMPY – 2 ALEXANDRA KOSTENIUK – 2 VAISHALI R – 1 The post Carlsen saunters into sole lead, dominant display from Goryachkina appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

[gameforestdach]

Die FIDE World Blitz Schachmeisterschaft 2023 in Samarkand geriet aufgrund einer großen Kontroverse, in die die Großmeister Daniil Dubov und Ian Nepomniachtchi verwickelt waren, ins Zentrum der Aufmerksamkeit. Im Verlauf des Turniers führte eine ungewöhnliche Partie zwischen den beiden Spielern, die lediglich aus Sprüngen der Springer bestand und unentschieden endete, zu Vorwürfen des Matchfixings und signifikanten Strafen. Ungewöhnliches Spiel führt zu Strafen Das betreffende Match endete damit, dass die Springer ihre Ausgangspositionen tauschten, ein Ausgang, der so untypisch ist, dass er sofort Bedenken hervorrief. Der Umstand, dass die Schlussstellung der Anfangsstellung glich, allerdings mit vertauschten Springern, war besonders bemerkenswert. Nach Überprüfung der Partie belegte Chef-Schiedsrichter Ivan Syrovy beide Spieler mit Strafen wegen Verunglimpfung des Schachspiels. Diese Entscheidung beruhte auf den FIDE-Regeln, die spezifizieren, dass das Ansehen des Schachs nicht beschädigt werden dürfe. Folglich wurden Dubov und Nepomniachtchi jeweils ein halber Punkt von ihren Turnierergebnissen abgezogen. Auswirkungen auf das Turnierklassement Diese Strafe hatte erhebliche Auswirkungen auf die Platzierungen im Turnier. Beide, Dubov und Nepomniachtchi, gehörten vor der Strafe zu den führenden Spielern, jeder mit 8,5 Punkten aus 12. Jedoch ließ die Punktreduktion sie von ihren Spitzenpositionen fallen. Währenddessen zeigten andere Spieler wie Vladislav Artemiev und Magnus Carlsen weiterhin starke Leistungen, mit Artemiev, der kurzzeitig das Turnier anführte. Einspruch und endgültige Entscheidung Die bestraften Spieler reichten einen Einspruch gegen die Entscheidung des Chef-Schiedsrichters ein, der daraufhin vom Berufungsausschuss abgelehnt wurde. Der Ausschuss bestätigte die Entscheidung und hob hervor, dass kurze Remis zwar nicht verboten seien, die Art und Weise, wie das Remis in dieser Partie erreicht wurde, jedoch gegen den Geist des Wettbewerbs verstieß. Damen-Blitzmeisterschaft Bei der Damen-Blitzmeisterschaft zeigte Valentina Gunina mit einer Reihe von Siegen eine starke Leistung und demonstrierte ihr Können. Das Turnier brachte ebenfalls lobenswerte Darbietungen von Alexandra Kosteniuk und anderen Spitzen-Spielerinnen. Gesamtatmosphäre des Turniers Trotz der Kontroversen wurde das Turnier mit hochkarätigem Spiel verschiedener Großmeister fortgesetzt. Das Event präsentierte eine Mischung aus Strategie, Können und gelegentlichem Drama, wie es für hochdotierte Schachturniere typisch ist.

[joeyteano]

Jorden Van Foreest vs Daniil Dubov | Tata Steel Masters | Wijk Ann Zee 2020

Van Foreest takes Dubov into deep, dark forest

White: Jorden Van Foreest (Netherlands)

Black: Daniil Dubov (Russia)

Opening: Sicilian Defense

Tournament: Tata Steel Masters

Site: Wijk Ann Zee, Netherlands

Date: January 13, 2020

[beautifulmagicalthings]

[starlit-woods]

daniil dubov

[astrayan]

I CAN'T WAIT FOR THE FIDE SEMIFINALS AAA GO HIKARU!!!!! 💖💖💖

(also i watched the qualifications and dubov absolutely blundering his game in the worst way possible was so funny, he was so mad afterwards)

[rnewsworldenglish]

Grandmaster P. Harikrishna joins world elite in Chessable Masters

Grandmaster P. Harikrishna joins world elite in Chessable Masters

The presence of Grandmaster P. Harikrishna is bound to see a serious spike in Indian curiosity within the million-dollar Magnus Carlsen Chess Tour that continues with the $150,000 Chessable Masters on Saturday.

Hari, the primary Indian on the Tour, is a part of a 12-player subject that features the world’s prime six – Magnus Carlsen (Norway), Fabiano Caruana (USA), Ling Diren (China), Ian…