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GMNadia Eriksson@neriksson·2h

Still the cleanest knight sac I've seen all year. Black is completely lost after this — every recapture walks into mate.

Eriksson vs Volkov
Reykjavík Masters · Round 6
23. Nf6+
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h
+3.4
Black
to move
#sacrifice#middlegame
IMLena Hofer@lhofer·7h

Respectfully disagree. The endgame after the queen trade is not as drawish as it looks — White's outside passer decides:

18.Qxd7Nxd719.Rfc1Rfc820.b4!after 18...Qd7
FMMarco Bianchi·9h
Candidates 2026 · Round 3 recap

Honestly the queen trade just kills the game. Dead equal, both sides shuffle for 20 moves and split the point.

#endgame#candidates
WGMPriya Anand@panand·9h

Hot take after three rounds of the Open: the Italian is the new Berlin. Nobody is getting an advantage with white below 2700, but everybody is comfortable. The score, not the game.

Italian, Giuoco Pianissimo+0.2
#openings#meta
GMTomas Reuben@treuben·12h

Endgame technique appreciation post. The king walk from g1 to b6 is the whole plan. Patience over fireworks.

Reuben vs Sato
Tata Steel · Round 11
51. Kc5
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h
+1.8
Black
to move
#endgame#technique

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