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Gabriel Bick

b. 1999

American chess player

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About Gabriel Bick

Born 1999. Gabriel Bick is an American chess player.

Gabriel James Koop Bick is an American chess player.

Chess career In October 2011, he won the under 1800 rating section of the Western States Chess Open.

In June 2017, he tied for third place with grandmaster Enrico Sevillano, Jack Zhu, Siddharth Banik, and Ivan Ke in the Bay Area Chess Championship. He notably held Sevillano to a draw during the event.

In February 2020, he played on board 1 for the Berkeley Chess School in the National Amateur Team West Championships. He won the bronze medal for board 1 players.

In August 2022, he was knocked out by Samuel Sevian in the first round of the second Lichess qualifier for the FIDE World Fischer Random Chess Championship 2022.

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Gabriel James Bick, Gabriel James Koop Bick

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Gabriel Bick?

American chess player

When was Gabriel Bick born?

Gabriel Bick was born on 4 March 1999.

What is Gabriel Bick's occupation?

Gabriel Bick is a chess player.

What nationality is Gabriel Bick?

Gabriel Bick is American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Gabriel Bick

· Wikidata: Q69085646

· DBpedia: Gabriel Bick

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