Anish Giri
Dutch chess grandmasterWikipedia
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Search complete. 12 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Anish Giri".
Oct 23, 2026
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The Opening, Oct 23: Wesley So takes the national title
Oct 23 · 1 Mention
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It won despite a loss on board 1.
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Its top board, Anish Giri, faced Pranish M. Pranish sacrificed a bishop.
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Giri thought for four and a half minutes, took it, and lost.
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The final round starts at 8 a.m.
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The Opening, Oct 21: Wesley So a draw from a fourth title
Oct 21 · 1 Mention
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Three of the five highest-rated players in Budva, Chess.com notes, all lost in round four.
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They were Noderbek Abdusatorov, Anish Giri, and Yagiz Khan Erdoganis, Abdus-At-Toraf lost to 21-year-old Aydin Suleimanli, who offered a piece to go after the king.
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The loss dropped Abdus-At-Toraf below Wesley So to sixth on the live list.
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Pranav V beat Giri.
Ep 504- John Hartmann on the U.S. Championships, Chess Books, and the Future of Chess Technology
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21:17Ben JohnsonHOST
You've also, of course, you're, you're generally on top of this stuff.
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21:20Ben JohnsonHOST
Uh, you're well aware of chess apps like, uh, Anish Giri's Chess Monitor.
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21:25Ben JohnsonHOST
So what were the k- the nature of the chess tech conversations you had there in St. Louis?
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21:31John HartmannGUEST
It's, you know, you, you, you had Hans Chutt on the, um, on the pod, uh, a couple months ago, and he was talking about how he uses AI to build specific tools for his use.
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22:28John HartmannGUEST
So, you know, there's all these tools out there.
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22:31John HartmannGUEST
Um, what's interesting to me is to watch the way that some people are trying to, I think, overcome some of the limits of, of older chess technology.
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22:42John HartmannGUEST
Um, so you mentioned Chess Monitor, which Anish Giri is involved with.
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22:46John HartmannGUEST
Um, [lips smack] you know, it's kind of a, it, it's got a dual purpose.
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The Opening, Oct 20: Rachael Li beats Nazi Paikidze to lead
Oct 20 · 1 Mention
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Chess.com calls him the highest-rated 15-year-old of all time.
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He plays for the top seed, Bayegin Pendik, alongside Anish Giri.
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Giri and Noderbek Abdusatorov also won their first games.
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Of the top 12 seeds, 11 reached round four on perfect match scores.
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The Opening, Oct 17: Wesley So leads alone after beating Ray Robson
Oct 17 · 1 Mention
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Rook Review reports that Yagiz Khan Erdomos loses 94 points against his classical rating.
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Anish Giri loses 63, and Wesley So loses 30.
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World Chess explains that the formula converts a player's FIDE classical, rapid, and blitz ratings into strength values, averages them, and converts back.
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The list is not an official FIDE rating.
GM Surya Ganguly - Teaching Openings for Real Chess Improvement
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14:10Surya GangulyGUEST
So there I will not compromise.
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14:12Surya GangulyGUEST
But when it comes to breaking down the lines, when it comes to explaining, Now I do not expect Anish Giri listening through my videos.
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14:21Surya GangulyGUEST
He doesn't need that.
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14:22Surya GangulyGUEST
He just need the moves.
Dr. Benjamin Portheault on Chess Psychology: Overcoming Mental Blocks, Pressure & Self-Doubt
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68:00Benjamin PortheaultGUEST
I think this goes in waves in terms of how much structure and things are produced.
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68:07Benjamin PortheaultGUEST
brought into the game and now yeah okay like the kids they they go on chessable they will they'll take anish giri's night off they will learn all the lines that there'll be 20 200 by age 12 or 14 and like yeah great that's that's one way but like for a lot of amateurs and actually for a lot of older professionals what really makes you happy about the game how do you protect this like the most precious thing you have.
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68:35Benjamin PortheaultGUEST
Because that's what gets you to put in the hard work.
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68:38Benjamin PortheaultGUEST
And so now it's like, well, Benji, how do I like, of course, why you love the game and why you play chess is is is different.
Artemiev gewinnt Titled Tuesday, Nakamura knackt 3500, Total Chess Feld steht, Badelka startet stark
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Das Total Chess World Championship Tour Pilot Event nimmt Gestalt an.
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Das Feld mit 24 Spielern ist vollständig bestätigt, angeführt von Magnus Carlsen, Fabiano Caruana, Vincent Kamer, Wesley Soh, Anish Giri, Nudirbek Abdusatorov, Arjun Irigaisi, Alireza Firuja und Pragnananda.
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Dazu kommen unter anderem Hans Niemann, Jan Nepomniachtchi, Maxim Vashier-Lagrave, Bibisara Asobayewa, Valshali Ramesh Babu, Levon Aronian und Le Quang Liem.
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3:50AnnaHOST
Gukesh und Sindarov spielen nicht, obwohl sie grundsätzlich qualifiziert gewesen wären.
#99. Anish Giri Recaps The Chess Olympiad!
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0:25Dirk-Jan ten GeuzendamHOST
My name is Dirk Jan ten Geuzendam.
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0:28Dirk-Jan ten GeuzendamHOST
My guest today is Anish Giri, one of the world's strongest and most popular chess grandmasters, and the top board of the national team of the Netherlands.
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0:37Dirk-Jan ten GeuzendamHOST
Anish has just returned from the Olympiad in Samarkand, which in fact also goes for myself, and I invited him to look back on that extraordinary event where 206 national teams competed in what in these days is called the open section, and 189 teams in the women's section.
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0:58Dirk-Jan ten GeuzendamHOST
True, unbelievable numbers.
58 MINS LATER
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59:29Dirk-Jan ten GeuzendamHOST
Okay.
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59:30Anish GiriGUEST
Uh, but then, yeah, look up my name, please.
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59:31Anish GiriGUEST
Anish Giri, and my-
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59:32Dirk-Jan ten GeuzendamHOST
Yeah