Harsha Bharathakoti clear first at Thanksgiving Open 2025
GM Harsha Bharathakoti scored an unbeaten 4.5/5 to win Thanksgiving Open 2025. He finished a half point ahead of the rest. The total prize fund was US$ 4200. The top three prizes were US$ 1000, $600 and $400 in the Open section which was a FIDE rated event. The three-day five round Rating Open tournament was organized by and at Saint Louis Chess Club in Saint Louis, Missouri, USA from 14th to 16th November 2025. This is Harsha's third rating tournament triumph of the year. Photo: Austin Fuller / Saint Louis Chess Club
Harsha's third rating tournament triumph of the year
Champion - GM Harsha Bharathakoti 4.5/5 | Photo: Austin Fuller / Saint Louis Chess Club
Runner-up - GM Benjamin Bok (NED) 4/5 | Photo: Austin Fuller / Saint Louis Chess Club
Runner-up - GM Francesco Sonis (ITA) 4/5 | Photo: Austin Fuller / Saint Louis Chess Club
Runner-up - GM Illia Nyzhnyk (UKR) 4/5 | Photo: Austin Fuller / Saint Louis Chess Club
Players in action at Saint Louis Chess Club in Saint Louis, Missouri, USA | Photo: Austin Fuller / Saint Louis Chess Club
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