Posts categorized "Annotated games"
The Caveman Chess Festival featured three US Chess national championships: The U.S. Senior Open, the U.S. Junior Open, and the U.S. Blind Open...
OAXTEPEC, MEXICO — After several years of prime travel locations ( Dominican Republic, Medellín, Colombia, and Iguazu Falls, Brazil), FIDE Americas...
In Las Vegas, everything is a capital-E Event. So, it’s fitting that, every June, the National Open isn’t just a tournament, but instead, just one...
Editor’s Note: Earlier this spring, we reported on the XVII Campeonato Continental Femenino de Ajedrez de Las Américas, where then-WIM Iris Mou… Read More »
Announcement: The next issue ( July 2026) will be my last as editor of Check is in The Mail. As I transition into a lighter workload and embrace...
Editor’s note: Since becoming Digital Editor for Chess Life Online, I have dreamt of publishing more regular wrap-ups of the sorts of events that are…
Editor's note: If any photo is missing or misidentified, please email [email protected] for corrections or additions. You could fill up a whole… Read More »
When two members of the same team are playing against each other on Board 1 in the final round of a tournament, that’s a pretty good indicator that...
Triple Round Day Only two players survived Saturday unscathed to emerge with perfect 5/5 scores entering the final two rounds. IM Bryan Enming Lin (… Read More »
The 2026 National Middle School Championships kicked off yesterday at the Kalahari Resort and Convention Center in Round Rock, Texas, with 1,274...