The US Chess SuperNationals VIII: A Comprehensive Guide

In May 2025, young chess players from all over the United States will converge on Orlando, Florida for US Chess SuperNationals VIII. Combining several styles of competitive chess with fun events and appearances by chess celebrities, this super-sized event is...

Tags: chess tournaments, US Chess, US Chess Federation, US Chess SuperNationals Posted by: Rebecka Ratcliffe

The US Chess Federation: A Guide for Chess Players

The US Chess Federation is the governing body of the game in the US. The organization is responsible for organizing games, player ratings, and much more. Here is all you need to know about US Chess.

Tags: Chess players, US Chess, US Chess Federation Posted by: Rebecka Ratcliffe

How To Prepare For A Chess Tournament

Thinking of signing up to a chess tournament? This comprehensive article covers everything you need to know before you play!

Tags: chess matches, chess tournaments, Chess Training Posted by: Nathan Rose

Mistakes Beginner Chess Players Make and How to Avoid Them

Chess is a game that draws on your ability to calculate, recognize patterns, and visualize. So, why does it seem that novice players tend to make the same mistakes?

Tags: chess matches, Chess Play, Chess tactics, Chess Training Posted by: Shawn Bennett

What is the Chess 50 Move Rule?

The basic rules of chess are quite simple. However, as the game as progressed more nuances have been discovered and been accounted for by the official rules

Tags: 50 move, chess matches, chess rules Posted by: Shawn Bennett

Chess Blindness and How to Avoid it

Top players have missed obvious moves and even made illegal moves during tournaments. Figuring out how to minimize chess blindness is a key part of improving your game, especially at the beginner level. 

Tags: chess blindness, Chess tactics, Chess Training Posted by: Shawn Bennett

2024 World Chess Championship Review: What A Finish!

The 2024 World Chess Championship is over, with Gukesh Dommaraju emerging victorious. This game-by-game recap covers all the highlights.

Tags: chess matches, Ding Liren, Dommaraju Gukesh, world chess champion, World Chess Championship Posted by: Nathan Rose

Blunders in Chess and How to Avoid Them

Every chess player, from beginners to grandmasters, knows the feeling of blundering. Here is what you need to know to try and avoid them like the plague!

Tags: chess blunders, Chess Games, chess matches Posted by: Shawn Bennett

Ding Liren VS Gukesh: Who Will Be The Next World Champion

Next week, the world chess championship kicks off between Din Liren and Gukesh. A rising star vs. an established GM who has had his troubles recently and will emerge victorious as the champion. Let's take a look.

Tags: chess matches, Ding Liren, Dommaraju Gukesh, world chess champion Posted by: darkknight

10 Most Famous Chess Games In History

Explore ten of the most famous chess games in history. These games feature strategic, bold moves, and unforgettable moments that have shaped the game. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, these games are examples of chess at its...

Tags: Chess Games, chess matches, Chess tactics Posted by: Sukanya Mukherjee

Chess Tournament Survival Tips for Parents

Chess tournaments are an exciting way to extend your kid's chess experience. Whether you barely know a rook from a pawn, or have your own chess accomplishments, these tips will help you be a great chess parent from your first...

Tags: chess matches, chess tournaments, Kids Chess Posted by: Rebecka Ratcliffe

How To Use Blitz Chess To Improve Your Game

Blitz chess can help you to become a stronger player - if you know how to use it! This guide covers all you need to know.

Tags: Blitz Chess, Chess, chess matches, Speed Chess Posted by: Nathan Rose