The Magic of Chess. Children from the K-12 National Championships explain the magic of chess.
Directed by Jenny Schweitzer, Presented by US Chess . Continue reading
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No Castling Chess?
Former world chess champion Vladimir Kramnik teamed up with Deep Mind, the developers of the Alpha Zero neural network. The article, “Kramnik And AlphaZero: How To Rethink Chess” on chess.com website talks about this experimenter wherein Deep Mind trained Alpha Zero to play a chess variant where castling was not allowed. According to Kramnik the … Continue reading
Another Kasparov Interview? Yes!
An interview of Garry Kasparov by Miles O’Brien for PBS which aired on November 12, 2019. Continue reading
Chess Computer Buyer’s Guide
I found a nice chess computer buyer’s guide posted on Chessbase.com website. If you are looking to buy a new computer and want to use your new computer for playing chess or analysis of chess games, then this guide will be very helpful. Also, with the new AI versions of computer programs (e.g. Leela aka … Continue reading
Garry Kasparov Interview
Lex Fridman interviews Garry Kasparov Continue reading
A Brief History of Chess
In this TED-Ed video, trace the storied history of the game of chess, from its origins in 7th century India to the computer software we use today. Continue reading
Goodwood’s Got Game
Join us for an evening of fun and games at Goodwood Museum & Gardens. Play giant chess, giant checkers, Jumbo Jenga, on the lawn. There will be timed chess in Jubilee Cottage with the Tallahassee Chess Club and the local scholastic B&B Chess Club. Continue reading
Blunder Check!
Do you want to improve your chess game and avoid blunders? Here’s some help. Continue reading
Win a Master Class with Former World Champion Vladimir Kramnik
Win a master-class with former World Chess Champion Vladimir Kramnik; take a survey. Continue reading
Have Pawn, Will Travel
Forty-seven years ago today, the first game of the 1972 World Chess Championship between Robert “Bobby” Fischer and Boris Spassky began in Reykjavik, Iceland. Continue reading
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