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Chess tries a faster classical, and Vaishali pays for it in Budapest

Chess tries a faster classical, and Vaishali pays for it in Budapest

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In Budapest the Total Chess Pilot introduced a faster classical format, the 45+30 time control used for the opening five days. Indian Grandmaster Vaishali paid for the new schedule, but also pulled off upset wins over Niemann and So, while Carlsen emerged victorious in the blitz event. The faster classical experiment was highlighted as a key feature of the tournament.

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  1. The Times of India Center Bennett, Coleman & Co.

    'Looking forward to Magnus's group': Vaishali after winning two games vs super GMs

    Indian Grandmaster Vaishali Rameshbabu impressed at the Total Chess World Championship Tour Pilot in Budapest, defeating Hans Niemann and Wesley So in the blitz event. She scored four points from nine rounds and looks forward to the challenging group stage. Meanwhile, Magnus Carlsen won the blitz…

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