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2018 was a huge year for US Chess, as Fabiano Caruana competed for the World Championship just a few weeks after a thrilling Olympiad in Batumi. In… Read More »
Your opponent’s flag is about to fall in a US Chess sudden death time control. The TD comes over to the contest to observe. They see that your...Read… Read More »
2019 kicked off with one of the strongest open tournaments taking place on U.S. soil in 2019: the Bay Area International, a nine round super-swiss...… Read More »
Tata Steel Chess (January 11-27) is currently underway in Wijk aan Zee, The Netherlands, with both World Champion Magnus Carlsen, and U.S. Champion… Read More »
A limited amount of space is now available in our tournament program books for the three US Chess spring national championships: 2019 National High… Read More »
Welcome to the January 2019 edition of “One Move at a Time,” the US Chess podcast in which we talk to people and organizations that are advancing the… Read More »
Jack Collins Living Room Set, date unknown Photograph by Michael DeFilippo Courtesy of the World Chess Hall of Fame An article about the John Collins… Read More »
IM Greg Shahade, Photo Eric Rosen at 2018 PRO Chess League finals The PRO Chess League begins January 8th on chess.com, and this year will again...… Read More »
GM Bai Jinshi The 28th Annual North American Open, with a guaranteed $120,000 prize fund drew 817 players, up from 2017’s 802 turnout, to Bally’s in… Read More »
Webster University chess team, Photo David Llada A big roster of stars is a blessing in any sports team. The Pan American Intercollegiate...Read More…

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