ChessBase TV presents: Tea Gueci

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9/12/2024 – Imagine you are playing with your national team in an important team event. It is just before the first round and the tension is building. Suddenly, a man pretending to be a journalist comes up to you and asks you some crazy questions. How do you react?

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Tea Gueci, who is playing for the Italian women's team at the Chess Olympiad in Budapest, remained cool, charming, patient and confident.

And she won her game afterwards:

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