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My Experience at the FIDE Women’s Grand Prix Pune 2025
The FIDE Women’s Grand Prix Pune 2025 is a series of elite tournaments organised by FIDE for Women’s players. As a part of the 2024-2025 cycle, 20 players compete in six Women’s Grand Prix tournaments, with each player participating in three out of the six events. Each WGP tournament features ten players and is played in a round-robin format. In every tournament, players earn WGP points based on their final
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