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The Karpov-Seirawan match held in Saint Louis is deadlocked with four draws in the classical and rapid games. The ten-game blitz match starts Wednesday on livestream.com/uschess at 2 EST.
From June 8-10, two fierce 8-player round robins were contested by 16 of the most talented, skilled, and tough chess kids in the U.S. Jeffrey Xiong (pictured), Ethan Tang & Joaquin Perkins prevailed.
The match between former World Champ Anatoly Karpov & four-time U.S. Champ Yasser Seirawan is underway. The first classical game was drawn and the second begins at 1 STL/2 EST time with live coverage at livestream.com/uschess.
The Maryland Chess Association with host the 2012 US Cadet
Championship from July 21-23 in Rockville,
MD. Competitors include Aleksandr Ostrovskiy, Michael Bodek and K-9 Champ James Black.
The Tal Memorial (June 7-18) begins in Moscow on June 8 and newly crowned US Champion Hikaru Nakamura is among the competitors. The blitz tournament determined lots.
In one month, the Summer Chess Festival which includes the U.S. Senior Open and the U.S. Junior Open returns to Houston, this time to the Marriott Houston South at Hobby Airport.
The June check is in the mail focuses on the US road to qualification for the 18th Olympiad final. The game of the month is an attacking win by team member Michael Proof (pictured).
Five out of nine American chess players won medals at the North American Youth Chess Championship in Mexico City, including Joaquin Perkins (pictured) and Pranav Senthilkumar, who earned gold.
The New Yorker Open, a $10,000 guaranteed prize fund tournament held in downtown Manhattan featured an exciting new tournament dynamic that drew more women to the event.
After six rounds and three days at the North American Youth Chess Championship here in Mexico City, US players look forward to the final day with anticipation. Joaquin Perkins of California has a perfect 6/6 while several other players are also in contention.