Arjun erigaisi
Gukesh, Pragg, Vaishali, Kuneru Among 15 Indians Qualified For FIDE Grand Swiss 2025
As one of the most significant events in the chess calendar, the FIDE Grand Swiss offers players a direct pathway to the Candidates Tournament. The top two finishers in the Grand Swiss will secure spots in the 2026 Candidates Tournament while the top two players in the Women’s Grand Swiss will qualify for the 2026 Women’s Candidates Tournament.
In addition to its importance as a qualifier, the event will feature an increased prize fund. The Open prize fund has been boosted from USD 4,60,000 to USD 6,25,000 - a 36 per cent increase. The women’s prize fund sees an even larger jump, from USD 1,40,000 to USD 2,30,000, up by 64 per cent.
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Norway Chess: Nakamura Halts Gukesh’s Surge With Crucial Win
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Norway Chess: Gukesh Stuns Arjun Erigaisi With Comeback Victory In A Thriller
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Norway Chess 2025: Magnus Carlsen Extends Lead After Round 5
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Norway Chess: Magnus Carlsen Leads After Round 4, Gukesh Beats Caruana
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Norway Chess: Gukesh Bounces Back In Rd 3, Beats World No. 2 Hikaru Nakamura
The Norway Chess Women: Reigning world champion Gukesh Dommaraju took down world No. 2 Hikaru Nakamura in a seemingly equal endgame, cementing his title credentials with a bold performance. This ...
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Norway Chess: Gukesh Succumbs To Carlsen’s Accuracy
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Delhi GM Open 2025 To Commence On June 7 With Record Prize Pool Of Rs 1.21 Crore
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Gukesh Rises To Career-high No. 3, Praggnanandhaa Returns To Top 10 In FIDE Rankings
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World Champ Gukesh To Run Into Nakamura In Norway Chess 2025
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Chess Rankings: Erigaisi 4th, Gukesh 5th As Nine Indians Ranked In Top-50 In Open Section
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World No. 4 Arjun Erigaisi Set To Compete At Norway Chess 2025
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Chennai Grand Masters 2024: GM Aravindh Chithambaram Inflicts First Defeat Of The Tournament On Arjun Erigaisi
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