As part of the build-up to the British Championships, CSC partnered with Coventry City Council, Sports Games, and the English Chess Federation to run a series of tournaments aimed at getting more chess played in local schools.
Here is a report:
https://t.co/MOdR3lRoMj
Our FREE chess webinars for juniors return tomorrow (5.00 p.m., UK time) following the half-term break.
Further details can be found via the link.
See you through the screen!
https://t.co/rI9hSWQvwM
Our FREE chess webinars for juniors return tomorrow (5.00 p.m., UK time) following the half-term break.
Further details can be found via the link.
See you through the screen!
https://t.co/rI9hSWQvwM
I do miss the days of long tournaments but I think I'd have drawn the line at this, which lasted 8 weeks(!). Organised to mark 50 yrs of Emperor Franz Joseph I on the throne of Austria-Hungary.
Tarrasch won a playoff match v. Pillsbury 2½-1½. Needless to say, it wasn't blitz.
Superb day Richard and thank you for giving your fantastic simul against 30 players on a very hot day.
In a world of negativity, we made our own joy and chess as ever won the day.
A great day for #chess in Kenilworth yesterday! The Mayor, Alison Insley, made a very welcome appearance, pictured alongside sterling organisers @Carl_Portman@GreenBGambit. Was a long day (talk and simul), but great fun. Good warm-up too for July 12th, @Chess_Fest!
The European Women's Chess Championship 2026 is under way in Batumi. FM Bodhana Sivanandan got off to a winning start vs WIM Teja Vidic in Rd 1 #chess#englishchess
Our new feature 'Texting on LogiqBoard' is fab for learning about co-ordinates.
Click on the top right icon in the tool box & type co-ordinates, numbers, letters, words or even emoji's! Choose the shape & colour 🤩
We'll be sharing puzzles and tasks in the next few days 👀
Alireza Firouzja played 2 games from a hotel bed, but has now decided to withdraw from the Super Chess Classic! His results stand, while his remaining 4 opponents get forfeit wins: https://t.co/NqYNbt4teo
Born 125 years ago today in Amsterdam - the 5th World Champion, Max Euwe (1901-1981).
Pictured here in play at Nottingam, 1936.
(📷: Hulton Archive.) #chess