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As Kramnik bids adieu to professional chess, here's a game from his landmark 2000 World Championship Match victory over Kasparov! This win came in the 10th game of the match and gave Kramnik a 2-0 lead, a lead that led him to the world title! ...

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A blockbuster round in progress at - no less than three all-2700 encounters on the top three boards! Freebie Link

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BREAKING The legendary Vladimir Kramnik announces his retirement from professional chess. Read more Freebie Link (Photo Jose Huwaidi)

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Standings before the final round. And guess what? The top two players on the leaderboard will be facing each other in the finale!

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Kudos to GM Sam Shankland, who bounced back from a rough day with a magnificent win over Ian Nepomniachtchi! #TataSteelChess

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Here's a trivia from the ongoing Masters! Both the Indians in the field - Vishy and Vidit - have won against Kramnik and Mamedyarov in succession, and in exactly that order!

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Tactics time! This position occurred in a crucial final round game at the . Black's Rook looks threatening. But it's white to play and win! Freebie Link

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And we have a sole leader! David Navara beats Deac Bogdan-Daniel with the black pieces and moves to a perfect 4/4!

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Two rounds to go and everything to play for! Who are you backing to win the title!?

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Giri on Shankland's shocking resignation From Sam's body language, I realised that he thought he was lost ... I realised that there was no other chance, so I decided to give b6 a shot and played it with a stone cold face. He had a hallucination - he thought as the King doesn't get to a8, he's lost. But he missed that it's a draw even if the King reaches c8. ... Source Tata Steel Chess/Youtube Freebie Link

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A shocker - Sam resigns in a drawn position! Giri is now in joint lead alongside Magnus. Your task Work out the details and find why it's a draw! Freebie Link

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How's that for a finish! Freebie Link

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Subtlety is an integral part of pawn endings. Can you find how Fedoseev won this 'seemingly' drawish pawn endgame? Freebie Link

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Carlsen vs Anand! It's the big clash today at as two of the three joint-leaders square off against each other! Who are you rooting for?!

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The Gibraltar Masters kicks off today, and the round one pairings are out! What are your predictions for the 2019 edition of this annual mega event!? Full pairings Freebie Link

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After a series of tough results, Jorden van Foreest bounced back with a win over Fedoseev! Can you find the stellar move that Jorden played in this position? Freebie Link

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A quick tactic! It's white to play. Freebie Link

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Here's the game that made Gukesh the second youngest Grandmaster in the history of chess and the youngest Indian ever! It's a fabulous game, isn't it!

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It's GM Freebie Link ! The super-talent from India achieved the coveted GM title today at a tender age of 12 years, 7 months and 17 days - just 17 days short of Karjakin's world record. Gukesh is, thus, the second youngest Grandmaster in the history of chess and the youngest Indian to achieve the feat.... We congratulate Gukesh, his parents, and all those involved in his ascend towards the title! (Picture Priyadarshan Banjan)

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The first major tournament of the year has kicked off! Catch the live action Freebie Link

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Chess Geometry in action! It's black to play - can you find how GM Evgeny Postny wrapped the game in style? Freebie Link

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Another day, another game, another bold king on the move! This time, it's GM Perez Ponsa's eye-catching victory over compatriot GM Diego Flores from round six of the !

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There are King hunts. And then sometimes, the King himself hunts! If you haven't seen this game between GM Sandipan and IM Shyaamnikhil yet, you would definitely want to watch it right away! ...

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12-year-old Gukesh, playing with the white pieces, wrapped up the game in an elegant manner. Can you find the finishing blow? Freebie Link

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Yes, this is 2019. Yes, this isn't 1950s! ... Freebie Link

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A major upset at the IIFL Wealth Juniors as the prodigious Gukesh D goes down against Kashish Jain, the underdog in the match-up by a massive 600 points. Freebie Link

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This is what you get when all your pieces work in perfect harmony! What a dazzling finish by Bruzon Batista! Freebie Link

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Carlsen I am relieved, it was a very tough day. I was being chased by Duda all the way... I needed every single half point to win the tournament!

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Carlsen OR Duda? The final round of the World Blitz Championship has begun! Freebie Link

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Day one of the World Blitz produced two joint leaders - Carlsen and Artemiev. In the very last round of the day, the duo faced off against each other, and their game totally lived up to the hype with loads of twists and excitement. Check it out!

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Ju Wenjun draws her final round game against Abdumalik and defends her World Rapid title! What a year it has been for Ju Wenjun! ... Freebie Link

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You can watch the official live commentary of the World Rapid and Blitz Championships by following a couple of easy steps in the Follow Chess app! ...

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Incredible drama to start off the World Rapid Championship! Magnus Carlsen loses on time in a better endgame against Adam Tukhaev! ... Freebie Link

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Round one pairings are out! Top seeds Magnus Carlsen and Anna Muzychuk will face Adam Tukhaev and Nakhbayeva Guliskhan respectively! Check out the complete pairings Freebie Link ...

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With white's last move Nb3, the evaluation has gone from winning for white to a draw. Your task? It's black to play and secure that draw! ... Freebie Link

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Playing on autopilot is always a risky business, no matter which phase of the game!

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A pattern that we often find in puzzle books. But how often does one get to execute it over-the-board?! Black to play! Freebie Link

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Freebie Link has some great words about the new Israeli Champion Alon Greenfeld, who, as Sutovsky puts, continues to remain a formidable force over the board even at the age of 54!

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Time to hone your checkmating skills. It's Black to play! Freebie Link

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The timeline of the tie-breaks... Carlsen's powerful march to his fourth world title!

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A breath of fresh air as we move away from the Rossolimos and enter the Sveshnikov domain! ... Freebie Link

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White has just played the dangerous looking Qg4. Is black in real deep trouble or is it a mistake? Black to play - let us know your comments! ...

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Kateryna Lagno is in with a chance of clinching her first World Women's title, while Ju Wenjun will be looking to defend it. The big final is only a day away. Who are you rooting for?

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And here's the second finalist of the World Women's Championship - Kateryna Lagno! After the two classical games ended in draws, Lagno scored a resounding 2-0 victory over Mariya Muzychuk in the very first set of the rapid tiebreaks and earned herself a berth in the finals. The stage is now set for a Ju Wenjun - Lagno finale! ... (Picture Freebie Link )

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She is the defending women's world champion and she has lived up to her top billing! Congratulations to Ju Wenjun, who prevailed over Alexandra Kosteniuk 1.5-0.5 to storm into the finals of the FIDE women's world chess championship! Who do you think will be the second finalist - Lagno or Mariya Muzychuk?! ... (Picture Freebie Link )

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After a day's rest, the action from London is back! Will we have the first decisive game of the today?! Freebie Link

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A 'relatively' short draw today! ... Freebie Link

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It is indeed a chess festival, isn't it! Four elite events - each following a different format. A match, a knockout, a quick play round-robin, and a classical double round-robin! Freebie Link ...

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It's white to play! Can you find the most convincing continuation to win this position?

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The notorious French Exchange!

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