Kerhojuhdat – Helsingin Shakkiklubi – Helsingfors Schackklubb

19.12.2011 alkaen jaetaan kerhon pyörittämisessä ansioituneille plakaatti “kerhojuhta”. Ensimmäisessä jaossa saajina ovat Erkki Aaltio, Tenho Bäckström ja Pekka Palamaa.

22.12.2014 jaossa saajina Allan Kiviaho ja Ilkka Mäkinen

Kiviaho

Mäkinen

This Week in Chess

Carlsen and Wesley So reach the final of the Skilling Open - Day 7 28.11.2020

Magnus Carlsen and Wesley So meet in the final of the Skilling Open after both defeated their opponents in the first set and then made sure they drew the second set. The final takes place on November 29th and 30th and is the first event in the Champions Chess Tour that has an online event […]

Carlsen and Wesley So lead their Skilling Open semifinals - Day 6 27.11.2020

Magnus Carlsen took a lead in his semifinal tie against Ian Nepomniachtchi by winning the first set of games 2.5-1.5. Carlsen. In game one the players followed a couple of previous Giri games against Nepomniachtchi until 14.Bh3 which was new from Carlsen, there then follow 14...Kg8 15. Qc3 Qb8? (15...Qc7 is absolutely fine for black) […]

Carlsen, Nakamura, So and Nepomniachtchi reach the Skilling Open semifinals - Day 5 26.11.2020

The Skilling Open quarter finals finished today with three of the matches going to blitz tie-breaks and two of them going to a single final Armageddon game. The result of all the action was that Magnus Carlsen will face Ian Nepomniachtchi and Hikaru Nakamura will face Wesley So in the semifinals that start at 5pm […]

Wins for Radjabov, Carlsen, MVL and Aronian on Day 1 of the Skilling KO phase - Day 4 25.11.2020

The first day of the knockout phase of the Skilling Open - the first event of the new online Champions Chess Tour hosted by Chess24 saw all four matches finish decisively. In a tweak to the format used earlier in the year sets can be drawn but the mini matches only take two days with […]

Carlsen and Nakamura top the standings at the end of the Skilling Open Preliminaries - Day 3 24.11.2020

The Skilling Open, the first event of the Champions Chess Tour, saw a nerve wracking final day with most of the players in contention for qualification going into the final round. Only 8 of the 16 players went through to the knockout phase and this also secured their places in the second tour event. 5 […]

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