Nakamura, Andreikin and Aravindh win 3+0 Thursdays

Hikaru Nakamura, Dmitry Andreikin and Aravindh Chithambaram each claimed victory in the three 3+0 Thursday chess tournaments held on June 11. All three winners prevailed on tiebreaks after close finishes.

Nakamura secured his fifth title in the first event. He finished with nine points after a queen sacrifice in the final round, overtaking three players who had led on 8.5 points.

Andreikin went undefeated in the second tournament to win his first 3+0 Thursday title. The grandmaster reached nine points out of 11 and finished ahead of IM Renato Terry on tiebreaks.

Aravindh took the third event with eight points. He defeated three of the other four players who finished level on points, earning the best tiebreaks among the group.

Each tournament was an 11-round Swiss with a 3+0 time control. The combined prize fund was $3,000.

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GM Hikaru Nakamura claimed victory in the opening 3+0 Thursday tournament on July 16 with 9.5 points. GM Sergey Drygalov secured his first win in the second event, and IM Renato Terry took the third for a record 16th title.

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Grandmasters Jose Martinez and Alexey Sarana secured victories in the weekly 3 0 Thursday chess tournaments held on May 7. Sarana claimed the first event while Martinez took the second and third.

GM Pranesh M captured the Freestyle Friday title on June 26 after scoring 10.5 out of 11 points. The victory marked his first of the year and fourth overall in the event. The result also concluded the first half of the Freestyle Friday Championship.

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GM Haik Martirosyan won the May 22 Freestyle Friday tournament after tying on points with GM Pranav Venkatesh. The event is Chess.com's weekly competition for titled players. Martirosyan secured the victory through tiebreak rules following a series of decisive final-round results.

 

 

 

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