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Titled Cup Continues To Develop Titled Tuesday

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The second set of Titled Tuesday tournaments of 2024 was received by GMs Eduardo Iturrizaga and Daniil Dubov on January 9. A complete of 733 contributors within the first event was simply probably the most since Titled Tuesday was cut up into two tournaments, smashing the earlier file of 660 gamers, which was simply set final week. The 555 gamers within the late occasion was additionally a file for the Late version.

GM Hikaru Nakamura continues to steer the early Titled Cup standings, now with 27 factors.


Early Event

There was a four-way tie for first place on 9.5 factors within the early event. Iturrizaga was the one one that made that rating with three attracts, which helped him with a better tiebreak although he performed not one of the different top-four finishers.

As may be guessed from the four-way tie, there was a variety of chaos within the closing spherical. GM Jan-Krzysztof Duda led the sector with 9 factors, with six individuals behind him on 8.5 factors. Sadly for Duda, he couldn’t safe even a draw with White in opposition to GM Vincent Keymer.

Sadly for Keymer, even beating the event chief on the finish was not sufficient for first place. Iturrizaga defeated GM Teimour Radjabov to succeed in 9.5 factors and accepted Keymer’s assist in that rating being ample to win the occasion.

Additionally profitable within the final spherical was GM Minh Le, who took second place, forward of Keymer and IM Renato Terry, with a wild win over IM Matvey Galchenko.

January 9 Titled Tuesday | Early | Remaining Standings (High 20)

























Quantity Rk Fed Title Username Title Score Rating Tiebreak 1
1 36 GM @iturrizaga Eduardo Iturrizaga 3039 9.5 74
2 31 GM @wonderfultime Tuan Minh Le 3041 9.5 72
3 19 GM @VincentKeymer Vincent Keymer 3057 9.5 64.5
4 34 IM @MITerryble Renato Terry 3020 9.5 61.5
5 16 GM @Polish_fighter3000 Jan-Krzysztof Duda 3068 9 79.5
6 21 GM @GHANDEEVAM2003 Arjun Erigaisi 3034 9 71.5
7 7 GM @LevonAronian Levon Aronian 3102 9 70.5
8 15 GM @GMWSO Wesley So 3068 9 68.5
9 25

GM @dropstoneDP David Paravyan 3021 9 68
10 122 GM @Durarbayli Vasif Durarbayli 2859 9 67.5
11 26

GM @shimastream Aleksandr Shimanov 3013 9 63.5
12 77

IM @MatthewG-p4p Matvey Galchenko 2931 8.5 76
13 1 GM @Hikaru Hikaru Nakamura 3251 8.5 73
14 18 GM @TRadjabov Teimour Radjabov 3035 8.5 71
15 43 GM @FGHSMN Bharath Subramaniyam.H 2969 8.5 69
16 23 GM @joppie2 Jorden van Foreest 3020 8.5 66
17 61 FM @artin10862 Artin Ashraf 2931 8.5 63.5
18 54 GM @Vaathi_Coming Aravindh Chithambaram 2945 8.5 54.5
19 35 GM @FormerProdigy David Navara 3009 8 74.5
20 46 GM @lilleper1 Jonas Bjerre 2975 8 73.5
127 141 GM @ChessQueen Alexandra Kosteniuk 2749 6.5 59

(Full closing standings right here.)

Prizes have been doubled due to some points final week, so Iturrizaga received a strong $2,000 for first place. Le took $1,500, Keymer $700, and Terry $400 for second by way of fourth place. Duda unsurprisingly completed fifth for $200, with the most effective tiebreaks for gamers on 9 factors, whereas Kosteniuk received the $200 ladies’s prize.

Late Event

Dubov edged out GM Sam Sevian on tiebreaks to win the late occasion, however that wasn’t the one story. After Dubov and GM Ian Nepomniachtchi made waves with a farcical sport on the 2023 World Blitz Championship, they met in spherical eight and did just about the very same factor.

Two rounds later, Nepomniachtchi did it once more, this time in cahoots with Nakamura. Nepomniachtchi made 4 whole attracts, the opposite two moderately regular, however by no means misplaced and managed third place.

Dubov, nonetheless, was in a position to win his closing sport in opposition to Nakamura.

For Sevian, the trail to 9.5 factors was a bit totally different. He was upset in spherical two, however the one different sport he did not win was a Tenth-round draw in opposition to Dubov. Within the closing spherical, Sevian routed GM Levon Aronian in simply 20 strikes with a superb double bishop sacrifice.

January 9 Titled Tuesday | Late | Remaining Standings (High 20)

























Quantity Rk Fed Title Username Title Score Rating Tiebreak 1
1 6

GM @Duhless Daniil Dubov 3149 9.5 72.5
2 5 GM @Konavets Sam Sevian 3166 9.5 68.5
3 7

GM @lachesisQ Ian Nepomniachtchi 3144 9 71.5
4 30 GM @Njal28 Aram Hakobyan 3037 9 68
5 17 GM @mishanick Aleksei Sarana 3060 9 67.5
6 19 GM @iturrizaga Eduardo Iturrizaga 3054 9 65.5
7 29 GM @BogdanDeac Bogdan Daniel Deac 3016 9 64.5
8 22 GM @FabianoCaruana Fabiano Caruana 3035 9 62
9 1 GM @Hikaru Hikaru Nakamura 3202 8.5 78
10 25 GM @joppie2 Jorden van Foreest 3045 8.5 74
11 9 GM @LevonAronian Levon Aronian 3118 8.5 71
12 8 GM @Oleksandr_Bortnyk Oleksandr Bortnyk 3121 8.5 68.5
13 20 GM @vi_pranav Pranav V 3050 8.5 68
14 11 GM @amintabatabaei Amin Tabatabaei 3100 8.5 65
15 34 GM @ChristopherYoo Christopher Woojin Yoo 2997 8.5 63.5
16 56 GM @Zhigalko_Sergei Sergei Zhigalko 2948 8 73.5
17 33 GM @Sebastian Leinier Dominguez Perez 3002 8 73.5
18 10 GM @FairChess_on_YouTube Dmitry Andreikin 3093 8 72.5
19 35 GM @Fandorine Maksim Chigaev 2991 8 72
20 28 GM @jefferyx Jeffery Xiong 3023 8 70
63 112 GM @ChessQueen Alexandra Kosteniuk 2724 7 57

(Full closing standings right here.)

Dubov earned $1,000, whereas Sevian took residence $750. Nepomniachtchi claimed $350 in third, GM Aram Hakobyan $200 in fourth, and GM Alexey Sarana $100 in fifth. Kosteniuk received one other $100 ladies’s prize for $300 whole earnings on the day.

Titled Cup Standings

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# Username Rating Participant
1 @Hikaru 27.0 GM Hikaru Nakamura
2 @mishanick 26.5 GM Alexey Sarana
3 @dropstoneDP 25.5 GM David Paravyan
4 @iturrizaga 24.5 GM Eduardo Iturrizaga Bonelli
5 @SantoBlue 24.5 GM Vahap Sanal
6 @rasmussvane 24.5 GM Rasmus Svane
7 @vi_pranav 24.5 GM V Pranav

Girls









# Username Rating Participant
1 @Goryachkina 19.5 GM Aleksandra Goryachkina
2 @karinachess1 17.0 IM Karina Ambartsumova
3 @jinbojinbo 16.0 GM Jiner Zhu
4 @anasta10 14.5 FM Anastasia Avramidou
5 @ChessQueen 13.5 GM Alexander Kosteniuk

Different Class Leaders

Juniors: GM Pranav V

Seniors: GM Alex Rustemov

Ladies: WFM Megan Althea Paragua

Titled Tuesday


Titled Tuesday is Chess.com’s weekly event for titled gamers, with two tournaments held every Tuesday. The primary event begins at 11:00 a.m. Japanese Time/17:00 Central European/20:30 Indian Normal Time, and the second at 5:00 p.m. Japanese Time/23:00 Central European/2:30 Indian Normal Time (subsequent day).

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