Grand Prix was a treat for fans
Jack PetersJune 6, 2010 Ukraine grandmaster Pavel Eljanov, probably the least-known of the world’s leading players, won the […]
Jack PetersJune 6, 2010 Ukraine grandmaster Pavel Eljanov, probably the least-known of the world’s leading players, won the […]
Grandmasters are getting younger By Jack PetersMarch 14, 2010 Richard Rapport of Hungary just completed the requirements to […]
Relentless Veselin Topalov wins againBy Jack PetersMarch 7, 2010 The great double round robin in Linares, Spain, ended […]
Kramnik wins Dortmund, againBy Jack Peters, International MasterJuly 19, 2009 Vladimir Kramnik of Russia won the elite double […]
Chess stars battle at National Open in Las VegasBy IM Jack PetersJune 14, 2009LA Times Two Southern Californians […]
ChessBy Jack Peters, International MasterMarch 15, 2009 The Los Angeles Chess Club conducted the Big Bang Open last […]
By Jack Peters, International MasterMarch 8, 2009LA Times The Western States Single Grade Scholastic Championships attracted 304 players […]
New year, same teams on topBy Jack Peters, International MasterFebruary 22, 2009 Maybe chess is predictable. The U.S. […]
CHESSSergey Karjakin makes a grand debut in Corus tournamentBy Jack PetersFebruary 8, 2009 The Corus tournament ended dramatically […]
Sevillano, Milovanovic, Shabalov tie at U.S. OpenBy Jack Peters, International MasterAugust 17, 2008 State champion and International Master […]