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The European Individual Chess Championship 2024 is taking place from November 8 to November 19 in Serbia. The tournament has nearly 400 competitors vying for the title in 11 rounds Swiss. The top competitors at the event include Vladimir Fedoseev, Bogdan-Daniel Deac, Jorden Van Foreest, Haik M. Martirosyan, David Navara and Ivan Saric.

This game is from Round 11 of the event – Alexander Motylev – Jaime Santos Latasa.

The European Individual Chess Championship 2024 is taking place from November 8 to November 19 in Serbia. The tournament has nearly 400 competitors vying for the title in 11 rounds Swiss. The top competitors at the event include Vladimir Fedoseev, Bogdan-Daniel Deac, Jorden Van Foreest, Haik M. Martirosyan, David Navara and Ivan Saric.

This game is from Round 11 of the event – Bogdan-Daniel Deac – Robert Hovhannisyan.

The European Individual Chess Championship 2024 is taking place from November 8 to November 19 in Serbia. The tournament has nearly 400 competitors vying for the title in 11 rounds Swiss. The top competitors at the event include Vladimir Fedoseev, Bogdan-Daniel Deac, Jorden Van Foreest, Haik M. Martirosyan, David Navara and Ivan Saric.

This game is from Round 11 of the event – Daniel Dardha – Aleksandar Indjic.

Tata Steel Chess 2025 will take place in Wijk aan Zee from 17 January to 2 February 2025. The field of participants of the 87th Tata Steel Chess Tournament is once again extremely strong, with no fewer than five players from the global top ten. The new world champion may also be on display, as Gukesh is in the list of participants.

Ten rounds were played at the European Individual Chess Championship 2024 in Petrovac, Montegro, and the new Champion will be crowned tomorrow. GM Aleksandar Indjic (SRB, 2623) kept the sole lead in the tournament after today’s draw against GM Daniil Yuffa (ESP, 2631). Indjic now scores 8.5 points, and enters the last round with half a point advantage over GM Daniel Dardha (BEL, 2606) who is in clear second place scoring 8 points.

While World Chess Championship matches like the World Chess Championship 2024 – Gukesh vs Ding Liren are taking place relatively rarely, we are blessed to have an ongoing computer chess championship 24/7. The Top Chess Engine Championship, the premier computer chess event, has not had a single day without high level chess since the year Carlsen became world champion for the first time.

The European Individual Chess Championship 2024 is taking place from November 8 to November 19 in Serbia. The tournament has nearly 400 competitors vying for the title in 11 rounds Swiss. The top competitors at the event include Vladimir Fedoseev, Bogdan-Daniel Deac, Jorden Van Foreest, Haik M. Martirosyan, David Navara and Ivan Saric.

This game is from Round 10 of the event – Mahammad Muradli – Max Warmerdam.

The European Individual Chess Championship 2024 is taking place from November 8 to November 19 in Serbia. The tournament has nearly 400 competitors vying for the title in 11 rounds Swiss. The top competitors at the event include Vladimir Fedoseev, Bogdan-Daniel Deac, Jorden Van Foreest, Haik M. Martirosyan, David Navara and Ivan Saric.

This game is from Round 10 of the event – Nikita Vitiugov – Mustafa Yilmaz.

The European Individual Chess Championship 2024 is taking place from November 8 to November 19 in Serbia. The tournament has nearly 400 competitors vying for the title in 11 rounds Swiss. The top competitors at the event include Vladimir Fedoseev, Bogdan-Daniel Deac, Jorden Van Foreest, Haik M. Martirosyan, David Navara and Ivan Saric.

This game is from Round 10 of the event – Stamatis Kourkoulos-Arditis – Ivan Saric.

The European Individual Chess Championship 2024 is taking place from November 8 to November 19 in Serbia. The tournament has nearly 400 competitors vying for the title in 11 rounds Swiss. The top competitors at the event include Vladimir Fedoseev, Bogdan-Daniel Deac, Jorden Van Foreest, Haik M. Martirosyan, David Navara and Ivan Saric.

This game is from Round 10 of the event – Vladislav Kovalev – Vladimir Fedoseev.