Draft:Parth Moghe
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Parth Moghe(born 3 August 2007) is an Indian chess Arena Grand Master (AGM) who plays for India. Parth Moghe is a rising chess player recognized for his achievements in competitive chess, including notable tournament placements and rankings, which reflect his commitment and skill development.[1]
Chess Career
[edit]Parth achieved the title of Arena Grand Master (AGM)[2] in 2024 , awarded by the International Chess Federation (FIDE)[3]. This milestone is a testament to Parth’s skill, discipline, and perseverance. Parth Moghe has achieved an impressive peak rating of 2477[4] in the bullet format on renowned online chess platforms like Chess.com, a testament to his exceptional skill and consistency in competitive play.
Notable Achievements
[edit]Parth has defeated numerous Grandmasters (GMs) and Women Grandmasters (WGMs) on platforms such as chess.com and Lichess[5] solidifying his reputation as a formidable player in the online chess community[6]. His victories are a testament to his sharp tactical acumen and deep strategic understanding of the game[7].
Parth Moghe has proven his mettle by defeating some of the strongest and most popular chess streamers, including a notable victory against Witty Alien[8] and Jolanta Zawadzka[9] on chess.com platform. This achievement highlights his dedication to excellence and his ability to perform at an elite level against a diverse range of opponents.
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{{cite web}}: Cite uses generic title (help) - ^ "Moghe Parth (ParthhMoghe) - Chess Profile". Chess.com.
- ^ "ParthMoghe (2370)". lichess.org. December 11, 2024.
- ^ "Parth Moghe: FIDE Online Arena".
- ^ "Chess: ParthhMoghe vs CM Witty_Alien". Chess.com.
- ^ "Chess: WGM yennefer1 vs ParthhMoghe". Chess.com.
