Chess 2022

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Away from watching cartoons on television. Praggnanandhaa soon grew interested in his sister’s game and quickly started showing his talent in it.“We are happy the two were able to make it big in the sport. More importantly, we are delighted that they are enjoying themselves by playing the sport,” K Rameshbabu, who is affected by polio, told Press Trust of India (PTI) in February 2022, adding, “Credit goes to my wife, who accompanies them to tournaments and is very supportive. She takes great care of the two.”Today, Praggnanandhaa has travelled to over 30 countries in his still growing chess career. His coach is Grandmaster R.B. Ramesh. The young chess champion sees five-time world champion, former World No.1, and India’s first Grandmaster Viswanathan Anand as his inspiration.“He has a fantastic memory which lets him remember his old matches. He knows the mistakes he’s made without being told. The way he analyses his games is way beyond his years,” Ramesh said about his student in a conversation with The Indian Express in 2016.His phenomenal achievement in chess has also been acknowledged by the Indian government, which honoured R Praggnanandhaa with the Arjuna Award – the second-highest sporting honour of the country – in December 2022.It made Praggnanandhaa the third-youngest recipient of the award, after swimmer Kutraleeswaran Ramesh, who won it at age 14 and Viswanathan Anand, who was awarded at age 15.How R Praggnanandhaa built his ranking over the yearsEarly years as a chess championImage credit: ChessBase India/@ChessbaseIndia/TwitterR Praggnanandhaa was only seven when he won the World Youth Chess Championship Under-8 title in 2013. The win earned him the title of FIDE Master.After winning a few more tournaments, including the World Youth Chess Championship Under-10 title, Praggnanandhaa became the world’s youngest International Master at 10 years and nine months when he won his ninth round game at the KiiT International Chess Festival in Bhubaneswar in May 2016.It was his third and final norm required for the IM title, along with his ELO rating of over 2400. His previous two norms were secured with his wins in Cannes, France, which was also his

4/18/2023 – Anyone who seriously deals with openings cannot avoid the opening encyclopaedia. Whether beginner or grandmaster. The Opening Encyclopaedia is by far the most comprehensive chess theory work: over 1,396 (!) theory articles offer a huge fund of ideas and high-quality analyses! In the 2023 edition, 66 new major articles and 384 new or updated opening overviews have been added. In addition: 70 top-class videos with 29 hours of playing time! For beginners, there is a tutorial for each opening area in which the most important ideas and goals are presented. The icing on the cake: Grandmaster Dorian Rogozenco presents the current opening trends in world-class chess. Secure the decisive advantage for yourself with this unique opening library! Opening Encyclopaedia 2023The new ChessBase Opening Encyclopaedia 2023 - More content. More ideas.The comprehensive theory work for the beginner to the grandmaster. A preview:1,396 opening articles by Grandmasters and International Masters, with high-quality analyses and sample games.New in this issue: Grandmaster Dorian Rogozenco presents in video-format opening trends in world-class chess. With 3 videos he explains trends after 1.d4, 1.e4 and 1.c4/1.Sf3 on the basis of selected key variations and games, from the whole year 2022 up to spring 2023, e.g. trends from games played in the 2022 Candidates Tournament or at the 2022 Olympiad in Chennai among other important encounters.Dorian Rogozenko showing new opening trendsTrends from top chess after 1.e4 in video format with GM Dorian Rogozenco, e.g. Nepomniachtchi – Firouzja, Candidates tournament, Madrid 2022.In addition, the menu structure has been updated. Above all, all 1,396 opening articles have been added and been given a unique designation. Each article is specified not only by the opening name, but also by the opening moves which indicate the treated variation. A big plus for a faster search and for a better overview within the large offer of the Encyclopaedia!Under the main categories "Open Openings", "Semi-open Openings", "Closed Openings", "Semi-closed Openings" as well as "Flank Openings" you will find all articles classified by the related opening name. You can call up any of them with a mouse click. And you can also switch