| Global Chess League (2023) |
Name: Global Chess League
Event Date: June 22 - Jul 02, 2023
Site: Dubai, UAE
Format: 6-team double round-robin
Time Control: 15 minutes with a 10-second increment beginning from move one. The players cannot draw a game
by agreement before 30 moves each have been made.
Format
The teams consist of six players. Each team has one icon (board 1), two male players (boards 2 and 3), two female players (boards 4 and 5), and a junior (board 6). See the team lists for full rosters. They compete on six boards against another team simultaneously. All players from the same team will play with the same colour in a match. There are 5 days consisting of 2 matches, and 5 days consisting of 4 matches.Game and Match Points
The Game Points (GP) are awarded in the following way: a win with black pieces is worth of 4 GP, a win with white pieces is worth of 3 GP, a draw is worth of 1 GP, and a loss is worth of 0 GP. The Match Points (MP) are awarded in the following way: 3 MP to the team that scores more GP than their opponent, 1 MP to the team that scores the same GP as their opponent, and 0 MP to the team that scores fewer GP than their opponent. The two teams with the most MP qualify to the Final (the first three tie-breaks are GP, Direct Encounter, and Extended Sonneborn-Berger). The Final is a best-of-2 match. If tied, a blitz playoff shall take place. Official Website: https://globalchessleague.com/ Rank Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 Round BP MP
1 UpGrad Mumba Masters - 7½ 4½ 4½ 8 14 46½ 15
2 Triveni Continental Kings - 5 6½ 6½ 6 14 42 15
3 Ganges Grandmasters 4½ 7 7 6½ 6½ 10 31½ 10
4 Balan Alaskan Knights 7½ 5½ 5 5½ 6 10 29½ 10
5 Chingari Gulf Titans 7½ 5½ 5½ 6½ 5½ 10 30½ 9
6 SG Alpine Warriors 4 6 5½ 6 6½ 10 28 9
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Jun-24-23
 | | Check It Out: Another team event where we have no idea of the standings. It's nice to have the games up, but can we get a better tournament ranking system? |
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Jun-24-23
 | | Atterdag: At least we have got a new opening name: the Wagner Opening. You boldly move and develop all your pieces to a certain point - then you make reverse moves in order to get them back to the starting position. We learn so much from the great chess nation Russia. |
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Jun-24-23
 | | perfidious: <Atterdag>, only to then die with valour. |
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Jun-25-23
| | Atterdag: MVL beat Carlsen, who made two consecutive inaccurate moves in a rook endgame. Very rare and unlike him. The position was equal when Carlsen played 34.-Rd6 instead of c5 splitting MVL's pawn structure - and thereafter 35.-Rd2 instead of defending the pawn with Rc6. MVL has suffered quite a few defeats against Carlsen, so I am sure, he must be very happy with this victory and a game he played very well. |
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Jun-26-23
| | Atterdag: <perfidious> :-) Btw, the name Wagner for this "army of lovers" alledgedly comes from the founder's passion for Adolf H. and his preferences! An interesting paradox, given Mr P.s claim on the Ukrainians. We, who are born long after both Adolf and Richard disappeared into oblivion, are allowed to enjoy the grandeur of Richard W.s musical creations. Even DER SPIEGEL once used a fragment of the ouverture of his opera Rienzi as a signature for their TV news programme. |
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Jun-27-23
| | Atterdag: Great battle between the old duellists Nepomniachtchi and Carlsen. After the opening skirmishes, the position was equal. Then Mr. N. made two consecutive mistakes: 38. Bc4 instead of Ra7+
39. e4 instead of Ke4
... according to the artificial brain. Nepo fought bravely, but in vain. Carlsen executed his sudden advantage without mercy. A fine comeback for Carlsen, who previously had suffered a painful defeat against MVL. |
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Jun-28-23
| | Check It Out: Prag is crushing it with black. Sicilian, Spanish, Veresov,1.Nf3 2.b3, it doesn't matter, you're going down. |
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Jun-28-23
| | Check It Out: Thanks to whoever put up the standings. Appreciated. |
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Jul-01-23
 | | MarcusBierce: < Atterdag: At least we have got a new opening name: the Wagner Opening. You boldly move and develop all your pieces to a certain point - then you make reverse moves in order to get them back to the starting position. We learn so much from the great chess nation Russia.> Just another Russian misdirection, likely to expose dissidents. Likely P & P were always and still are on the same team |
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Jul-01-23
| | Check It Out: Prag did it again with black, crushing Esipenko who's no slouch. |
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Jul-01-23
| | Check It Out: I thought these games were classical and just realized they're rapid. What a letdown. Not that I mind rapid competition, there is just so much of it lately. Classical chess is ironically like a breath pf fresh air, knowing each move had that much more brain power invested in it. |
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Jul-01-23
| | Atterdag: <MarcusBierce: ...Just another Russian misdirection, likely to expose dissidents. Likely P & P were always and still are on the same team> Acute observation - I concur. |
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Jul-01-23
 | | HeMateMe: Drona finished 6th here, highest female result. Well done. |
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Jul-02-23
| | HeMateMe: I was |
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Jul-02-23
| | HeMateMe: I was pretty sure carlsen wasn't losing twice in normal time controls. That endgame against max looked mediocre. I doubt MC attaches any real importance to these junk sport team set ups. Just another day at the brick and mortar chess club--bad coffee, bad breath and bad gossip. |
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| Jul-02-23 | | fabelhaft: Unusual to see Nepo play ten games in a rapid event without winning a single game. |
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Jul-02-23
| | Atterdag: Yeah, it's not like the two latest contestants for the world champion title have excelled in excellency after their match. Where is the world champion anyway?
In my view the former order of the word championship is in a shambles. Formally it is clear that Ding Liren holds the title, but who regards him as the best player in the world of chess - on any account? He and Nepo are now no. 4 and 5 on the live rating list. Like <CIO> I don't see the point in these tournaments - they contribute to an inflation of high-end games in the faction of elite players. They have become "another day at the office". |
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Jul-02-23
 | | moronovich: Or even another "another day at the office". |
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Jul-02-23
| | HeMateMe: ding joins the Pomo, Khalifman 'World champions club'. Well, it all runs in cycles. |
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| Jul-03-23 | | Mayankk: Yes. Too many of these high-level high-quality chess games being played these days. Impossible to follow or admire. A chess game is not just about machine-level quality, it's also about context. Seeing Nepo blunder like a patzer with sweaty palms when the occasion beckons is why we enjoy chess, not just because a theoretical novelty was played. We need a Tennis-style hierarchy maybe. Have a few universally agreed grand slams among a plethora of ATP 1000, 500, 250 tournaments. The top guys should truly care for the grand slams and let the rest of the world gorge on other tourneys. At least there will be some order in the world. The old World Championship cycle has been rendered meaningless by Carlsen - first by abdicating the title and later promoting these countless tourneys. Hopefully some good will come out of all the chaos now. |
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Jul-04-23
 | | Joshka: These World Championship Cycles are just a big frickin joke, it all started with all these Rapid, and blitz games contributing to choose a Champion, hog wash...then these 12 game Matches are also a joke, who the heck is running FIDE now anyway?? Heck bring back Kirsan or how about Karpov?, He wanted to be in charge a while back. Was under the impression all the big fat Liberals with their deep "Soros" money could of course put up the liquid cash...Bill Gates? Does Elon play chess? Heck all these tech companies, /social Media giant's all are rolling in cash, it's bad enough are country is going to hell in a hand basket but can't we at least have some culture in the Royal Game??? |
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Jul-04-23
| | Atterdag: Wow, that's a lot of spit. |
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Jul-04-23
| | HeMateMe: Bill Gates DOES play chess, but I don't think he attaches any importance to the game. Karpov was a good 'party boy' communist until he found out that it would be more fun being a capitalist millionaire, like some of the people in Western Europe and the USA get to be. Same with Kasparov. I would say that people like Botvinnik, Gligoric, Robert Byrne, Yasser Seirawan and Hou Yifan actually give a damn about the integrity of the game, would want to see longer matches without these stupid rapid tie breaks, 'Armageddon' and other insults to the royal game. |
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Jul-04-23
| | Atterdag: Karpov is still very much <a good 'party boy'>. He has publically declared his support of the war and Putin. He visited Ukraine one single day and boldly concluded that all Ukrainians were nazis. |
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Jul-04-23
| | HeMateMe: Karpov got rich as a capitalist, not a communist. |
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