Visit Daily To Get Information For Chess: Play And Learn Gifts, Rewards, Bonus, Promo Codes, News and Updates.

Have no fear, the is here! Can you find the right moves for Black?

Helpful

Not Helpful

Grandmaster Magnus Carlsen with the Zukertort Opening. :

Helpful

Not Helpful

Infographic: The Top 5 Chess Books Every Chess Player Should Read Which ones have you read? :

Helpful

Not Helpful

Arena Kings is back on Monday, September 16! Both super-grandmasters AND casual players can compete for cash....total prize fund: $18,900 Full schedule/details here: Link

Helpful

Not Helpful

Black to move in today's Can you find a way to create a winning endgame?

Helpful

Not Helpful

Puzzle Battle is now live to all members! Learn more about this awesome new feature here: Link Or hop in and start playing here: Link ...

Helpful

Not Helpful

"Ask any chess player to name a grandmaster who deserved to be the world champion but never became one, and you will get a list of the usual suspects. Bronstein, Korchnoi and Keres will be on the top of the list, and then it becomes very subjective. I've even seen Rashid Nezhmetdinov make such a list on Reddit. While Nezhmetdinov is one of my favorite players, it is fair to say that he was never even close to the world title. ... One player who really deserves to be on the list but usually cannot be found there is Reuben Fine. I guess his relatively short chess career should take the blame, but one way or another, Fine is one of the most underrated world number-one players (according to Chessmetrics, he had the highest rating in the world on six different occasions). For a long time, just like most Soviet chess players, I was practically unfamiliar with Fine's chess heritage. This problem has roots in the 1930s, when the famous and influential Soviet grandmaster Peter Romanovsky coined the term "Flohr-Fine style of play," referencing Salo Flohr and Reuben Fine. " Read the full article here: Link

Helpful

Not Helpful

In today's White has a pawn in Black's territory. Can you find a way to create a winning situation?

Helpful

Not Helpful

Watching a tiny chess set get made is both mesmerizing and mind-blowing. :

Helpful

Not Helpful

Try to figure out the moves in some of the best games of GM Judit Polgar! Play like Judit here: Link

Helpful

Not Helpful

Hey, chess friends! Today, we are thrilled to release a new site-wide Chat feature! This instant messaging utility makes your conversations "portable." You can chat freely and not miss a thing, even as you move around on the website! ... Learn more here: Link

Helpful

Not Helpful

coming at ya! White's turn...can you find the right moves?

Helpful

Not Helpful

CrossFit + Chess = Burpee Blitz Madness! Are you gonna try this for your next workout? :

Helpful

Not Helpful

Learn all about endgames by becoming a premium member and getting full access to video lessons! See them at: Link

Helpful

Not Helpful

Black is up to bat in today's . Do you see the right moves?

Helpful

Not Helpful

team was hard at work in August creating new features and improving your experience on the site. See the full list of awesome things we did here: Link

Helpful

Not Helpful

Hmmmmm....:

Helpful

Not Helpful

In today's can you find a way to win the game for White?

Helpful

Not Helpful

Saturday's is no walk in the park. Can you find a deadly combination for Black?

Helpful

Not Helpful

Black's turn to move in today's . Do you find this one tricky or easy?

Helpful

Not Helpful

Today at 9 AM PT the Speed Chess Championship continues! GM Duda vs GM Giri. Who is your pick to win? Watch live at: Link

Helpful

Not Helpful

Chess is its own :

Helpful

Not Helpful

Need a source for outstanding chess news, interviews, game annotations and more? Check out the latest edition of Link Magazine: Link ...

Helpful

Not Helpful

The is calling your name! Can you find a way to put White in a winning position?

Helpful

Not Helpful

In 1903, Emanuel Lasker executed a beautiful queen sacrifice to win the game against NN. Any other notable sacrifices come to mind when you see this? :

Helpful

Not Helpful

Your has arrived! White is down a piece...can you find a way to recover?

Helpful

Not Helpful

Have you done this recently? :

Helpful

Not Helpful

"In the end of 1984, the leading Soviet magazine Chess In The USSR published a big article about the first game of the world championship match Capablanca-Alekhine, Buenos Aires 1927. The author, master V. Goldin (no relation the U.S. grandmaster Alex Goldin) questioned many decisions by two legendary champions. Many chess players and analysts, including the famous coach Mark Dvoretsky, participated in the lengthy discussion. It is difficult to imagine such an "analysts b...attle" today. Don't people have pretty much the same chess engine in their computers? An amazing point is that this game, which was played almost 60 years ago, is still interesting and relevant for the chess community. Actually, close analysis and discussion was quite common in that bygone era. There were only a couple of super-tournaments each year, and every game played by elite players was something special. Such games were analyzed and re-analyzed for decades. It is quite different these days. When you have two super-tournaments per month, it is very difficult to follow them, let alone deeply analyze the games. One of the sad consequences of this situation is many very instructive games and positions simply vanish from memory, being pushed away by the avalanche of new games that arrive every week." Continue reading here: Link

Helpful

Not Helpful

Black to move in today's . Do you see a way to execute a winning endgame?

Helpful

Not Helpful

There's always more to learn. :

Helpful

Not Helpful

Can you name all of @ Link 's expressions? Watch first match of 2019 live on Link in 45 minutes!

Helpful

Not Helpful

The is calling to be solved! Do you see a killer combo for White?

Helpful

Not Helpful

Ding Liren, Shankland, , , Vachier-Lagrave, Wei Yi, Nepo, Danielian, Duda, Giri, Sooooo much to watch this week! Catch it all on Link !

Helpful

Not Helpful

The Speed Chess Championship kicks off today and you can participate by signing up for the Fantasy Contest! Fill out your bracket for a chance to win $$$ and memberships! Details here: Link

Helpful

Not Helpful

Hey remember Ding Liren the guy who beat Magnus Carlsen last week? He's playing in the Speed Chess Championship tonight at 6PM PDT. You do NOT want to miss this. ... Watch it on: Link

Helpful

Not Helpful

Here's all the awesome events we have going on this week!:

Helpful

Not Helpful

In today's can you see a long diagonal that can be used to your advantage?

Helpful

Not Helpful

Black needs your help in today's . Can you find a winning angle?

Helpful

Not Helpful

Join GM Judit Polgar in setting the WORLD RECORD for "World's Largest Online Chess Tournament" :

Helpful

Not Helpful

If you're looking for a good endgame to study may we suggest: Bobby Fischer vs Hans Berliner, 1960 Is there anything you found interesting about the way Fischer approached this endgame? :

Helpful

Not Helpful

Time to put on your thinking cap, it's the ! Do you see how Black can take control of the game?

Helpful

Not Helpful

If you're looking for a new workout routine may we suggest Giant Bullet Chess. :

Helpful

Not Helpful

Knowledge bomb for you. For more quote/puzzles/tactics check out the latest edition of Link Magazine here: Link

Helpful

Not Helpful

Monday will be over faster if you solve this . Black's turn to move...any ideas?

Helpful

Not Helpful

Sunday's has arrived. Can you find a simple but powerful move for White?

Helpful

Not Helpful

Makes you think. For more great chess quotes check out the latest edition of New in Chess Magazine here: Link

Helpful

Not Helpful

"Surprise Surprise" is the name of today's That should give you a clue of what to do.

Helpful

Not Helpful

"1. Opposition The concept itself is easily understood and lucidly defined in chess literature: 'opposition is the state of two kings standing on the same file with one square separating them (close opposition; three or five squares between is called distant opposition); the opposition may be vertical, horizontal, or diagonal' (Mark Dvoretsky's Endgame Manual). Provided that your opponent has no pawn moves to spare, gaining the opposition usually induces zugzwang and forc...es a decisive concession. In practice, of course, things are anything but cut-and-dried." Read the full article here: Link

Helpful

Not Helpful

Try the new 3 Minute and Survival Puzzle Rush modes here: Link

Helpful

Not Helpful

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to solve this .

Helpful

Not Helpful