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Julius Bär Women's Speed Chess Championship 2024: Official Discussion Thread
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Is there a way to see who casts which games?
Jul 26, 2024
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EBBefar wrote:
Is there a way to see who casts which games?
It's revealed when the event goes live. 
Wind wrote:
EBBefar wrote:
Is there a way to see who casts which games?
It's revealed when the event goes live.
That's what I thought. Weird though. They must know it ahead of time, why is it a secret?
Jul 26, 2024
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#8
Good news but I want to give essential information :
a : Time is 5m+1s per move
b : It's not on chess24 Youtube but on Chess.com - YouTube ex. https://youtu.be/PFv09N87Ozc?list=PL-qLOQ-OEls7BPOwIfQ_4i0zUwKhdXkId
Jul 28, 2024
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#11
I'm only here because I am testing some things out, please don't mind :)
Looks like Magnus barely squeaked by round 1.
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My fellow vietnamese player got bullied by Magnus ngl.
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Updated August 21
Featuring a $75,000 prize fund, the Julius Bär Women's Speed Chess Championship 2024 happens from August 12 to September 5.
The main event hosts 16 elite chess players, from which 10 have been invited, 4 made their way through hard fought Play-in Swiss+Knockout qualifier events, and 2 more were elected via the Titled Cup Leaderboard.
The Play-ins ran August 12-16, with the main event happening August 22-September 5.
The four players which qualified from the Play-ins were WIM Alua Nurman, IM Mai Narva, IM Eline Roebers and IM Anastasia Bodnaruk.
The two players which qualified from the Titled Cup Leaderboard were IM Polina Shuvalova and IM Anna Sargsyan, both with 72.5 points from their ten highest Titled Tuesday scores in the election time period.
You can watch all the WSCC main event matches live at ChessTV, Twitch and YouTube.
Find all relevant links below and use the comments for discussion on the event.