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Recently – Carlsen took a selfie with opponent Alua Nurman, then reported her phone as electronic devices are prohibited under FIDE rules. The device was confiscated before the game, preventing a potential disqualification.

For any serious chess player, arbiter, organizer, or federation, the FIDE Handbook (available at handbook.fide.com) is the


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The Women’s Candidates Tournament 2026 brings together some of the finest minds in chess—blending elite experience, rising stars, and fearless competitors. With the winner earning a shot at the World Championship, every move carries immense weight.

Let’s break down the contenders, their playing styles, and their chances.

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The FIDE Candidates Tournament 2026 is the ultimate battleground in chess—where eight elite grandmasters compete to earn the right to challenge reigning World Champion Gukesh Dommaraju. Played in a grueling double round-robin format, every half-point matters and consistency is everything.

This year’s field is especi...


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The Candidates Tournament 2026 stands as the most critical event in the chess calendar. Scheduled from March 28 to April 16, 2026, in Cyprus, it will determine the challengers for both the Open and Women’s World Championships.

Played in a double round-robin format (14 rounds), the tournament demands not just brilliance, but consiste...


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1. Clear Dominance of Open Swiss Tournaments

Most upcoming events worldwide follow the Swiss System, enabling large participation while maintaining competitive balance—ideal for global open circuits.

2. Europe Continues to Lead in Volume & Strength

A majority of high-quality tournaments are concentrate...


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