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German League Round 9-10: Erwin l'Ami beats Baden-Baden

2/26/2018 – OSG Baden-Baden has been dominating the German League for more than a decade — in the last eleven years, Baden-Baden won ten times, one time they came second. This season, the star-studded team is again favourite to win — but in round ten they stumbled against Solingen. The match winner for Solingen was ChessBase author Erwin l'Ami. | Photo: Pascal Simon

Celebrating chess: the Bundesliga plays final rounds in Berlin

5/4/2017 – In tournaments Fabiano Caruana, Levon Aronian, Maxime Vachier-Lagrave and Vishy Anand are rivals. But from 29. April to 1. May they joined forces and met in Berlin to help turning the final three rounds of Germany's prestigious team competition, the Bundesliga, into a real chess festival. They also helped their team, the OSG Baden-Baden, to win the event more than convincingly.

Bundesliga: Favorites lead

2/8/2016 – Germany's first league, the "Bundesliga", is a strong event and a long event. From September to April sixteen teams play a round-robin for the title. This season the 16 teams nominated 150 grandmasters, of which 18 have a rating of 2700 or more. Almost halfway through the season top favorite Baden Baden and co-favorite Solingen lead the table.
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