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[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Arnold Schwarzenegger, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Joe Biden have all been filling time with one of the world’s oldest games: chess https://t.co/7MpKmn4wGJ

[ChessAdrenaline @AdrenalineChess]

@ChessProblem No, he is a co-owner of https://t.co/L89O2MsAwy so it was a great promotion event :)

[Hikaru Nakamura @GMHikaru]

While the outcome was not what I wanted today, I feel that chess has been a big winner over the last couple of weeks. Congrats to @MagnusCarlsen on his deserved victory in the #MagnusInvite

[Anish Giri @anishgiri]

@romain_edouard @chess24com I just started playing bullet, give me a few months and it will be no more nonsense and only cheapos.

[Olimpiu Di Luppi @olimpiuurcan]

So Anish Giri has won his rapid matches against world number one and world number two and lost the rest. https://t.co/qPejVJd58C

[Romain Edouard @romain_edouard]

You aren't dreaming, @anishgiri did become an incredible tactician overnight! Rh5+ is next 🥳 #MagnusInvitational

[ab @arturbegyan]

Nothing works on the first try..

[Eric Rosen @IM_Rosen]

Opening novelty by @MagnusCarlsen

[Eugene Perelshteyn @EugenePerel]

5 tips to improve positional play in #chess:
1) Go over games of great players like Karpov 🧑‍💻
2) Focus on one theme at a time, like an exchange sac 🏹
3) Study endgames 🔚
4) Pay attention to pawn moves ♟️
5) Prophylaxis 🔎

#ChessImprovement

[Douglas Griffin @dgriffinchess]

“Korchnoi’s chess career spanned almost 70 years and encapsulated players representing an entire century: he played against Grigory Levenfish (b. 1889) & Magnus Carlsen (b. 1990)...

[Ramesh RB @Rameshchess]

7. Avoiding certain areas of chess learning due to personal likes and dislikes, is sure to produce chronically weak areas in a player’s chess arsenal over a period and this hampers the growth of a chess player.

[unfat pat ready to roll @eternalhopeoaks]

Carlsen has this ability to make terrible openings look great. It's called talent #c24live

[Mordimer Chess @MordimerChess]

That actually makes a lot of sense to me after analyzing Alireza's games this year in standard time control at tournaments: #TataSteelChess #picf2020

[Garry Kasparov @Kasparov63]

"Hell, if I could explain it to the average person, it wouldn't have been worth the Nobel Prize."—Richard Feynman. Quoted in People Magazine, 22 July 1985.

[Olimpiu Di Luppi @olimpiuurcan]

It almost feels as if, in a subtle Machiavellian move, Magnus Carlsen took advantage of the pausing of the Candidates tournament by organizing an online event with the sole purpose of further demoralizing the participating Candidates.

[Tarjei J. Svensen @TarjeiJS]

Incredibly excited for the future of online chess. #MagnusInvite is just the beginning, lots more to come.

[Tarjei J. Svensen @TarjeiJS]

"It's not armageddon, it's a farce" Grischuk says as Vachier-Lagrave loses an unbelievable game against Ding in just 16 moves! #MagnusInvite

[deepak dawani @deepak_dawani]

Day 20 chess book#6

[chess24 @chess24com]

Grischuk: "You have Kasparov, Fischer, Magnus, Karpov, but then I don't see anyone clearly better historically than Vishy. He's extremely unlucky those blitz & rapid tournaments started when he was going downhill. If they started in the early 90s he'd have at least 6 trophies"