Jose Martinez og Alexey Sarana vant torsdagens 3+0-sjakkturneringer

Stormesterne Jose Martinez og Alexey Sarana sikret seier i de ukentlige 3+0-sjakkturneringene som ble avholdt 7. mai. Sarana vant den første turneringen, mens Martinez tok seieren i den andre og tredje.

I åpningsturneringen fullførte Sarana uten tap med 9 av 11 mulige poeng. Han sikret førsteplassen på tiebreak foran stormester Aravindh Chithambaram etter at begge endte på ni poeng etter siste runde. Internasjonal mester Mai Narva vant kvinneklassen med sju poeng.

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Nodirbek Abdusattorov claimed the outright lead at the Prague International Chess Festival Masters 2026 by defeating David Navara in round eight, while prior leader Jorden van Foreest fell to Aravindh Chithambaram. Hans Niemann notched his first win against David Anton amid a tough tournament. With one round left, Abdusattorov leads on 5.5/8, setting up an exciting finale on March 6.

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