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SPOT ON CHESS PUZZLES Two Knights Anyone? (Tata Steel)

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First published at 05:25 UTC on January 24th, 2024.

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Tata Steel Round 9 Game between Praggnanandhaa and Ju, WenJun...

This year's edition of Tata Steel has produced a lot of fighting chess. A lot! But what has been surprising to me is the opening choices of the players. The Italian Opening …

Tata Steel Round 9 Game between Praggnanandhaa and Ju, WenJun...

This year's edition of Tata Steel has produced a lot of fighting chess. A lot! But what has been surprising to me is the opening choices of the players. The Italian Opening systems seem to be ultra popular at the highest levels these days!

Three puzzles for your solving enjoyment today and then the brief game review. As always you can follow the tournament games at chess24 and via The Week In Chess (TWIC). Links given down below:

TWIC (Mark Crowther's "The Week In Chess")
https://theweekinchess.com

Chess24:
https://chess24.com/en

Enjoy the Tata Steel chess fireworks! ~ S.

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