Innlegg av Jonathan Tisdall

Photo: Austin Fuller/Grand Chess Tour

Publisert: 4. september 2018 01:17 | Sist oppdatert: 19. september 2018 15:09

From St. Louis … to London

Grandmaster Jonathan Tisdall with a detailed analysis of the recently concluded Sinquefield Cup previwing the highly anticipated Carlsen-Caruana World Championship match in November.

Magnus Carlsen during the TV 2 broadcast of Norway Chess. Photo: Maria Emelianova

Publisert: 11. juni 2018 09:02 | Sist oppdatert: 11. juni 2018 09:39

Ask an honest man a question…

The 6th edition of the Altibox Norway Chess tournament in Stavanger had a whole lot of drama. GM Jonathan Tisdall gives an inside look.

CHALLENGER: Fabiano Caruana with the American flag after being crowned as the Challenger to Magnus Carlsen in 2018. Photo: World Chess

Publisert: 3. april 2018 19:21 | Sist oppdatert: 4. april 2018 17:16

Candidates and challenger

Matt & Patt’s regular columnist GM Jonathan Tisdall takes a look at the recently concluded Candidates, the new challenger and the champion.

Anish Giri and Magnus Carlsen. Photo: Maria Emelianova

Publisert: 4. februar 2018 18:38 | Sist oppdatert: 4. februar 2018 18:55

Risk, margins and speed

GM Jonathan Tisdall on Tata Steel Chess, Gibraltar Chess Festival – and the Candidates!

FRUSTRERT: Magnus Carlsen var frustrert etter tabben i det 17. trekket mot Gawain Jones. Foto: Maria Emelianova

Publisert: 23. januar 2018 23:01 | Sist oppdatert: 24. januar 2018 09:41

Men and machines

GM Jonathan Tisdall gives his take on the Tata Steel Chess so far.

NEDTUR: Magnus Carlsen med tap for Viswanthan Anand i 9. runde av VM i hurtigsjakk. Foto: Maria Emelianova/chess.com

Publisert: 13. januar 2018 02:10 | Sist oppdatert: 13. januar 2018 02:15

A slow look around …

Happy New Year – and welcome to 2018!

Carlsen is knocked out of the World Cup by agreeing to a draw in the second game. Photo: Maria Emelianova/chess.com

Publisert: 15. september 2017 22:19 | Sist oppdatert: 16. september 2017 10:09

A dangerous game

And then there were eight …

Photo: Maria Emelianova

Publisert: 23. desember 2016 12:34 | Sist oppdatert: 23. desember 2016 12:37

Aftermat(c)h

Ah, the world championship match. Remember that?

Magnus Carlsen with the World Championship trophy. Photo: Yerazik Khachatourian

Publisert: 1. desember 2016 07:05 | Sist oppdatert: 1. desember 2016 11:14

Happy Birthday Magnus!

That those words were the first uttered by the defeated challenger at the closing press conference says a lot about this match. I cannot recall a more sporting loser. The…