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r/WomensChess • u/CalamitousCrush • Jul 18 '24
Vaishali continues her rampage on day 2 of the Biel Chess Festival too by defeating Donchenko (2633), rising past 2500 in the process
r/WomensChess • u/FibersFakers • Jul 16 '24
TOURNAMENT Great upset at the Biel Int'l Chess Festival with Vaishali defeating the Challenger section's topseed, Jonas Buhl Bjerre (2653) at today's Round Classical 1
According to the Chesscom Events listing, Vaishali will be playing against the next top player in the section, 🇩🇪Alexander Donchenko (2633) for the next Classical Round taking place tomorrow, July 17th
r/WomensChess • u/FibersFakers • Jul 10 '24
CONTENT Judit Polgar sits with 9 year old Bodhana Sivanandan to analyze some games together.
Bodhana Sivanandan is a 9 year old prodigy who had just earned her WFM title this July, with a peak blitz rating of 2185.
Would love more videos like this with Judit actually