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TT Early Results: (1) Awonder Liang - 10/11 (2) Alexander Grischuk - 9.5/11 (3) Arjun Erigaisi - 9/11 (4) Fabiano Caruana - 9/11 (5) Aleksei Sarana - 9/11

What engine are you using?

TT Early Results: (1) Nihal Sarin - 10/11 (2) Magnus Carlsen - 9.5/11 (3) Dmitrij Kollars- 9.5/11 (4) Shant Sargsyan - 9/11 (5) Anish Giri - 9/11

TT Results: (1) Denis Lazavik - 9.5/11 (2) Hikaru Nakamura - 9.5/11 (3) Oleksandr Bortnyk - 9/11 (4) Aleksei Sarana - 9/11 (5) Minh Le - 9/11

These games are much more fun instead of the blitz games

Early TT Results (1) Aleksei Sarana - 10/11 (2) Hikaru Nakamura - 10/11 (3) Daniil Dubov - 9.5/11 (4) Dmitry Andreikin - 9/11 (5) Dmitrij Kollars - 9/11 Late TT Results: (1) Hikaru Nakamura - 10.5/11 (2) Alireza Firouzja - 9/11 (3) Andrew Hong - 9/11 (4) Fabiano Caruana - 9/11 (5) Magnus Carlsen - 9/11

9:30 what did I just watch?

Early TT Results: (1) Aleksei Sarana - 10/11 (2) Daniel Naroditsky - 9.5/11 (3) Jakhongir Vakhidov - 9.5/11 (4) Ian Nepomniachtchi - 9/11 (5) Dmitry Andreikin - 9/11 Late TT Results: (1) Oleksandr Bortnyk - 10/11 (2) Dmitry Andreikin - 9.5/11 (3) Reza Mahdavi - 9/11 (4) Daniil Dubov - 9/11 (5) Renato Terry - 9/11

chess-almost-live, I liked this video because it's awesome!

Early TT Results: (1) Alexander Grischuk - 9.5/11 (2) Vasif Durarbayli - 9.5/11 (3) Jan-Krzysztof Duda - 9.5/11 (4) Renato Terry - 9/11 (5) Sam Sevian - 9/11 (6) Sam Shankland - 9/11

Late TT Results: (1) Minh Le - 10/11 (2) Hikaru Nakamura - 9.5/11 (3) Sam Sevian - 9.5/11 (4) Daniel Naroditsky - 9/11 (5) Oleksandr Bortnyk - 9/11 (6) Rudik Makarian - 9/11

best video on youtube

Results Early: (1) Vladislav Kovalev - 10/11 (2) Jose Martinez - 9.5/11 (3) Faustino Oro - 9.5/11 (4) Sergey Drygalov - 9.5/11 (5) Fabiano Caruana - 9/11 Results Late: (1) Jan-Krzysztof Duda - 9.5/11 (2) Aryan Tari - 9.5/11 (3) Egor Baskakov - 9.5/11 (4) Artin Ashraf - 9.5/11 (5) Alireza Firouzja - 9/11

Great Collage! Peter is goat.

I see a lot of people in the comments, I don't see a lot of people hanging on.

We at least got one CEMENTO as an appetizer for that compilation! 😉

But hang on...this is the best video ever created.

3:20 but hang on peter can i ask you a s-s-strange question? 😳

This is incredible - but hang on…

This is too funny! 🤣

He's just the best. Full stop

LOOK AT THEEES

"Success seems to be largely a matter of hanging on after others have let go." (William Feather)

Oh mate in one

Final Standings: (1) Magnus Carlsen - 9.5 / 11 (2) Aleksei Sarana - 9 / 11 (3) Hikaru Nakamura - 9 /11 (4) Jaime Santos Latasa - 9 / 11 (5) Alireza Firouzja - 9 /11 (6) Christopher Woojin Yoo - 9 / 11 (7) Igor L. Vakhlamov - 9 /11 (8) Bogdan Daniel Deac - 9 /11

Final standings???

amazing technique from MC.

5:20 no peter, you can't

Peter is the biggest chess gentleman on the planet. So skilled, so kind.

We need a Cemento / Cementovich compilation now

The ending explains everything. Thank you.

Epic

This is the best chess video I’ve seen today

Peter is my favourite commentator by far

I needed this

Alireza incredible at bullet, probably why he struggles with classic coz it’s too slow

These streams are amazing. Just so you know.

The 'draw' ( win on time) was an amazing attempt by Carlsen ..... some superb resources.

hahaha , so this is showing even the think time, cool

Apologies all, had an issue with pulling up the last game. Clearly building fault tolerant systems isn't my strong suite...

lol to martinez for thinking he is fooling anyone but his poor a## self

magnus vs alireza always delivers. 1:41:50 such fire

jospem cheater

I'm new to chess, and I wanted to know why the black queen didn't take the bishop at a3 instead of sacrificing a rook ? (at 7:34)

Titled Tuesday PM Results: 1. Velimir Ivic - 10/11 2. Rudik Makarian - 9/11 3. Dmitry Andreikin - 9/11 4. Jan-Krzysztof Duda - 9/11 5. Liem Le - 9/11 6. Aleksei Sarana - 9/11 7. Jeffery Xiong - 9/11 8. Hikaru Nakamura - 9/11

Titled Tuesday AM Results: 1. Anish Giri - 10/11 2. Jose Martinez - 9.5/11 3. Ian Nepomniachtchi - 9.5/11 4. Vladimir Fedoseev - 9.5/11 5. Aram Hakobyan - 9/11 6. Alex Fier - 9/11 7. Jan-Krzysztof Duda - 9/11 8. Oleksandr Bortnyk - 9/11

Title takes away some of that intrigue you mentioned. Seriously, I watch for education and not intrigue. How to play better and be on the winning side, Cheers.

Great concept , without analysis and in real time. One thing - I would have loved to see from the POV of the winner ie Caruana as black at the bottom, cheers.

Results: 1. Kirill Alekseenko - 9.5/11 2. Maxime Vachier-Lagrave - 9.5/11 3. Alexander Grischuk - 9/11 4. David Paravyan - 9/11 5. Oleksandr Bortnyk - 9/11 6. Bogdan Daniel Deac - 9/11 7. Jose Martinez - 9/11 8. Andrew Hong - 9/11

Results: 1. Jan-Krzysztof Duda - 9.5/11 2. Yuriy Kuzubov - 9.5/11 3. Anton Korobov - 9.5/11 4. Denis Lazavik - 9.5/11 5. Vladimir Fedoseev - 9.5/11 6. Mukhiddin Madaminov - 9/11 7. Tuan Minh Le - 9/11 8. Dmitrij Kollars - 9/11