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mercoledì 3 luglio 2019
martedì 28 maggio 2019
Irish Brandubh, mmagari / crust - May the wind always be at your back..
mmagari / crust. Historical Hnefatafl 7x7 (Irish Brandubh), 6 moves, 2019-05-27
The Chieftains - Sense of Place Session (Recorded Live for World Cafe)
sabato 16 settembre 2017
Scuola di Go con Otake Hideo
Il corso tenuto da Otake Hideo è composto da 6 video che trovate ricercando:
大竹英雄の高段者特訓塾[第1巻] サバキと石の動き
大竹英雄の高段者特訓塾[第1巻] サバキと石の動き
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Ahn Kook Hyun vs Kim Ji Suk - 제22기 GS칼텍스배 프로기전 결승 EP1 20170428 안국현vs김지석
제22기 GS칼텍스배 프로기전 결승 EP2 20170428 안국현vs김지석
domenica 30 aprile 2017
giovedì 13 aprile 2017
Valentina Gunina Vs Ju Wenjun - Baku World Chess Olympiad 2016 Round 11
Valentina Gunina Vs Ju Wenjun - Baku World Chess Olympiad 2016 Round 11 - 13.9.2016.
World Chess Olympiad 2016 Baku
Russia 2760 United States of America 2740 China 2735 Azerbaijan 2705 Ukraine 2688 France 2678 Poland 2677 England 2672 Hungary 2656 Netherlands 2654 India 2651 Germany 2644 Spain 2628 Cuba 2622 Israel 2622 Croatia 2619 Norway 2613 Czech Republic 2604 Belarus 2602 Turkey 2599 Georgia 2590 Greece 2589 Argentina 2583 Azerbaijan-2 2576 Serbia 2574 Romania 2574 Slovenia 2574 Bulgaria 2572 Latvia 2568 Canada 2560 Brazil 2554 Uzbekistan 2548 Kazakhstan 2547 Sweden 2545 Vietnam 2545 Italy 2544 Moldova 2543 Denmark 2535 Peru 2532 Egypt 2524 Bosnia & Herzegovina 2523 Austria 2522 Paraguay 2511 Iceland 2510 Iran 2509 Australia 2505 Switzerland 2504 Chile 2500 Slovakia 2495 Montenegro 2488 Colombia 2475 Philippines 2464...
Open event
Main article: Open event at the 42nd Chess Olympiad
The open section of the tournament is being contested by a record number of 180 teams representing 175 nations.[26] Azerbaijan, as host nation, field three teams, whilst the International Braille Chess Association (IBCA), the International Physically Disabled Chess Association (IPCA), and the International Chess Committee of the Deaf (ICCD) each provide one team.
The tournament features eight out of the top ten players from the FIDE rating list published in August 2016; only former World Champion Vishwanathan Anand and Levon Aronian are missing the Olympiad. Among the players who are playing in the open section are the World Champion and highest rated player in the world Magnus Carlsen, the challenger in the World Chess Championship 2016 Sergey Karjakin as well as the former World Champions Vladimir Kramnik and Veselin Topalov. Grandmaster Eugenio Torre is in the line-up of the Philippines for the record twenty-third time, having played on each Chess Olympiad since 1970 except in Dresden in 2008.[31] On the other hand, Ukraine are weaker for Vassily Ivanchuk, who does not play for the first time after 14 consecutive Olympiads (1988-2014) and 13 appearances on board one (1990-2014). The former World Champion Challenger and leader of the Israeli team in 8 consecutive Olympiads (2000-2014) Boris Gelfand is also missing the Olympiad following a conflict with the Israeil Chess Federation management.[32][33]
The strongest team of the tournament are Russia with an average rating of 2760. Captained by the president of the Russian Chess Federation and FIDE Vice President Andrey Filatov, the team are led by Vladimir Kramnik on board one, the World Champion Challenger Sergey Karjakin on board two, Alexander Grischuk, Evgeny Tomashevsky and Ian Nepomniachtchi. Seven-time Russian Champion and the forth highest ranked Russian player Peter Svidler was not included in the team. United States are the second strongest team with three top ten players, Fabiano Caruana, Hikaru Nakamura and Wesley So, along with Ray Robson and Samuel Shankland. So and Shankland have recently proved that they are in good form after winning the Sinquefield Cup 2016 and the Biel Chess Festival 2016, respectively. The defending champions China are the third team with highest average rating and the only team besides Russia whose all players have rating higher than 2700. They participate with the same line-up that won the gold medal except for Ni Hua who is replaced by Li Chao. The first team of the three that represent the host country Azerbaijan is the forth strongest and completes the group with an average rating exceeding 2700 points. The only change in their line-up from the previous Chess Olympiad is Arkadij Naiditsch, a board one player for Germany in four Olympiads, who is playing instead of Gadir Guseinov.[34]
World Champion and world no. 1 Magnus Carlsen is playing on board one for Norway
World no. 2 Maxime Vachier-Lagrave is playing on board one for France
Former World Champion and world no. 3 Vladimir Kramnik is playing on board one for Russia
World no. 4 Fabiano Caruana is playing on board two for the United States
World no. 6 Hikaru Nakamura is playing on board one for the United States
World Chess Olympiad 2016 Baku
Russia 2760 United States of America 2740 China 2735 Azerbaijan 2705 Ukraine 2688 France 2678 Poland 2677 England 2672 Hungary 2656 Netherlands 2654 India 2651 Germany 2644 Spain 2628 Cuba 2622 Israel 2622 Croatia 2619 Norway 2613 Czech Republic 2604 Belarus 2602 Turkey 2599 Georgia 2590 Greece 2589 Argentina 2583 Azerbaijan-2 2576 Serbia 2574 Romania 2574 Slovenia 2574 Bulgaria 2572 Latvia 2568 Canada 2560 Brazil 2554 Uzbekistan 2548 Kazakhstan 2547 Sweden 2545 Vietnam 2545 Italy 2544 Moldova 2543 Denmark 2535 Peru 2532 Egypt 2524 Bosnia & Herzegovina 2523 Austria 2522 Paraguay 2511 Iceland 2510 Iran 2509 Australia 2505 Switzerland 2504 Chile 2500 Slovakia 2495 Montenegro 2488 Colombia 2475 Philippines 2464...
Open event
Main article: Open event at the 42nd Chess Olympiad
The open section of the tournament is being contested by a record number of 180 teams representing 175 nations.[26] Azerbaijan, as host nation, field three teams, whilst the International Braille Chess Association (IBCA), the International Physically Disabled Chess Association (IPCA), and the International Chess Committee of the Deaf (ICCD) each provide one team.
The tournament features eight out of the top ten players from the FIDE rating list published in August 2016; only former World Champion Vishwanathan Anand and Levon Aronian are missing the Olympiad. Among the players who are playing in the open section are the World Champion and highest rated player in the world Magnus Carlsen, the challenger in the World Chess Championship 2016 Sergey Karjakin as well as the former World Champions Vladimir Kramnik and Veselin Topalov. Grandmaster Eugenio Torre is in the line-up of the Philippines for the record twenty-third time, having played on each Chess Olympiad since 1970 except in Dresden in 2008.[31] On the other hand, Ukraine are weaker for Vassily Ivanchuk, who does not play for the first time after 14 consecutive Olympiads (1988-2014) and 13 appearances on board one (1990-2014). The former World Champion Challenger and leader of the Israeli team in 8 consecutive Olympiads (2000-2014) Boris Gelfand is also missing the Olympiad following a conflict with the Israeil Chess Federation management.[32][33]
The strongest team of the tournament are Russia with an average rating of 2760. Captained by the president of the Russian Chess Federation and FIDE Vice President Andrey Filatov, the team are led by Vladimir Kramnik on board one, the World Champion Challenger Sergey Karjakin on board two, Alexander Grischuk, Evgeny Tomashevsky and Ian Nepomniachtchi. Seven-time Russian Champion and the forth highest ranked Russian player Peter Svidler was not included in the team. United States are the second strongest team with three top ten players, Fabiano Caruana, Hikaru Nakamura and Wesley So, along with Ray Robson and Samuel Shankland. So and Shankland have recently proved that they are in good form after winning the Sinquefield Cup 2016 and the Biel Chess Festival 2016, respectively. The defending champions China are the third team with highest average rating and the only team besides Russia whose all players have rating higher than 2700. They participate with the same line-up that won the gold medal except for Ni Hua who is replaced by Li Chao. The first team of the three that represent the host country Azerbaijan is the forth strongest and completes the group with an average rating exceeding 2700 points. The only change in their line-up from the previous Chess Olympiad is Arkadij Naiditsch, a board one player for Germany in four Olympiads, who is playing instead of Gadir Guseinov.[34]
World Champion and world no. 1 Magnus Carlsen is playing on board one for Norway
World no. 2 Maxime Vachier-Lagrave is playing on board one for France
Former World Champion and world no. 3 Vladimir Kramnik is playing on board one for Russia
World no. 4 Fabiano Caruana is playing on board two for the United States
World no. 6 Hikaru Nakamura is playing on board one for the United States
venerdì 24 marzo 2017
giovedì 23 marzo 2017
sabato 18 marzo 2017
Antico reperto coreano: antico Goban - 무게 24.5kg 전돌이 바둑판?
바둑판, 풍류와 예술을 담다 바둑판형 전돌의 발견. 국내에서 가장 오래된 바둑판의 발견일까?
venerdì 17 marzo 2017
Antichi Goban ( 바둑판 ) presso una collezione privata
바둑판, 풍류와 예술을 담다 순장의 유래와 바둑 그 자체를 멋스럽게 즐겼던 선조들의 문화
mercoledì 15 marzo 2017
Lee Chang-ho vs Lee Se-dol 2017 - 이세돌 VS 이창호
제18기 맥심커피배 입신최강전 16강 이세돌vs이창호 20170307
제18기 맥심커피배 입신최강전 16강 이세돌VS이창호 20170307 2
domenica 12 marzo 2017
giovedì 9 marzo 2017
sabato 4 marzo 2017
domenica 26 febbraio 2017
sabato 25 febbraio 2017
venerdì 17 febbraio 2017
SHOGI - 加藤桃子女王・女流王座 vs 佐藤和俊六段‐激闘の終盤戦!!!
【将棋 NHK】 加藤桃子女王・女流王座 vs 佐藤和俊六段‐激闘の終盤戦!!!
giovedì 26 gennaio 2017
Janggi 장기
HISTORY
The first known mention of Janggi in Korea is due to Jang Yu (1587-1638) (Chang Yu). At this late time, the game was already identical to the one played today. Therefore, the history of Janggi is still to be written.
The very first author who made Janggi known to westerners has been Stewart Culin in 1895. His book has been reprinted and is highly recommendable for those who love board games with very precious observations. (Culin, Steward, 1991 reprint of an 1895 original: "Korean Games. With Notes on the Corresponding Games of China & Japan". Dover Press. ISBN 0-486-26593-5.).
http://history.chess.free.fr/changgi.htm
한삼인 홍삼커피배 레이디 장기 챔피언십
브레인TV 여류 방송 기전
브레인TV 여류 방송 기전
domenica 22 gennaio 2017
Lu Shanglei... il lampo! : A. Grischuk - Lu Shanglei. Blitz
Cup of the group of companies "Region" (Moscow, April 5 2015)
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