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Interest in chess has exploded since Netflix's 'The Queen's Gambit' aired and the sport's leaders are very, very excited
"The Queen's Gambit" has fuelled a huge rise in interest in chess — especially with women. The game…
Mia Jankowicz
The World Chess Championship is coming to New York
The other six Grandmasters in this year's Candidates Tournament are Peter Svidler and Sergey Karjia…
Game 12 of the World Chess Championship was nothing like what chess fans were hoping for from Magnus Carlsen
But Karjakin is a slightly scary combination of risk-averse player and skilled calculator. Over and…
Matthew DeBord
An American finally has a shot at winning the World Chess Championship for the first time since Bobby Fischer in 1972
Neither player is particularly flamboyant or attacking in style. Carlsen likes to sit at the board …
Matthew DeBord
Magnus Carlsen won his 4th straight World Chess Championship by dominating the rapid tiebreaker after 12 straight draws
Carlsen is the world's best at this so-called "rapid" chess. After 11 consecutive draws in the clas…
Matthew DeBord
American challenger Fabiano Caruana missed his best chance to win a game against Magnus Carlsen at World Chess Championship
And still, a draw after 34 moves. The WCC consists of 12 classical games, followed by rapid/blitz t…
Matthew DeBord
Here's What To Watch For In The World Chess Championship
A year later, Carlsen is as dominant as ever but there have been some wobbles. The U.S. number one …
Matthew DeBord
2018 is going to be a very big year in chess as Magnus Carlsen goes for a World Championship 4-peat
For American chess fans, there will once again be a chance to root for the first US World Champ sin…
Matthew DeBord
America's best hope for a World Chess Champion is returning to the tournament that marked his most epic victory
In 2014 at the Cup, Caruana won in dominating fashion, almost running the table against a field tha…
Matthew DeBord
The Stage Is Set For An Epic Finish At The World Chess Championship
Anand has just moved his knight to the g5 square. Optically, this position looks better for white. …
Matthew DeBord
Finally! A Boring Draw At The World Chess Championship
At this year's match in Sochi, Russia, the story has been completely different. Reigning champ Magn…
Matthew DeBord
The World Chess Champion could be an American for the first time since Bobby Fischer in 1972
The remainder of the field consists of only three other players in the current world top ten, as ra…
Matthew DeBord
Carlsen And Anand Are Doing Amazing Stuff At The World Chess Championship
This is the most aggressive reply black has to 1. e4. It's called the "Sicilian Defense," and it ha…
Matthew DeBord
Magnus Carlsen will defend his World Chess Championship crown next week in New York City
Caruana brought it right down to the wire, losing a must-win match against Karjakin and in the proc…
Matthew DeBord
Disaster Strikes For Vishy Anand In Game 6 Of The World Chess Championship
There is a problem, however, which is that Carlsen knows the Sicilian as well as anyone, although A…
Matthew DeBord
An Almost Unbeatable Magnus Carlsen Defends His Title As World Chess Champion
Anand initially looked to be aiming for a draw with black in Game 11, setting up a decisive showdow…
Matthew DeBord
Magnus Carlsen Crushes His Challenger In Game 2 Of The World Chess Championship
A lot of people think Magnus is a boring player who just likes to get to tough endgames and grind h…
Matthew DeBord
Magnus Carlsen Is In Great Shape After Game 1 Of The World Chess Championship
The first moves set up what's called the "opening" - the critical initial 10-15 moves of the game. …
Matthew DeBord
The world's top chess players have just formed a new $1 million professional tour
"The Grand Chess Tour was created with just one goal in mind: Demonstrating the highest level of or…
Matthew DeBord
Carlsen And Anand Play A Titanic 122-Move Game 7 At The World Chess Championship
But then again, there was a good chance that, with the white pieces, Carlsen would win at least one…