Carlsen, So, Stockfish, Komodo: coming soon on Chess.com

The biggest stars in the chess world are all set to play on Chess.com in the next few weeks, including the world champion Magnus Carlsen and the world's top chess engines who move the pieces with superhuman strength. Set your calendar for November 13-16, as Chess.com hosts the first annual Computer Chess Championship. The world's top 10 engines will play one another in a fan-friendly, round-robin rapid format for the first three days, leading up to a rapid, blitz, and bullet super-final showdown between the top two engines on Nov. 16.  Live coverage begins each day Nov. 13-16 at noon PST on Chess.com/TV and Twitch/tv/chess, with master commentary. Read more about the Computer Chess Championship here. Chess fans have enjoyed 11 great Speed Chess Championship matches so far in 2017, but the best action is yet to come. After Hikaru Nakamura defeated Fabiano Caruana last week to advance to the semifinals, just one spot in the final four remains. Magnus Carlsen and Wesley So will fight for the right to face Alexander Grischuk in the semifinals, and this juggernaut of a match will be live on Nov. 18 at 10 a.m. PST. Catch the world champ in action on Nov. 18 at 10 a.m. PST on Chess.com/TV and Twitch.tv/chess. Read more about the 2017 Speed Chess Championship here. Chess Tests For Players 1600 And Up When I answer reader questions, I try to stay (vaguely) in that player’s rating group (two hundred points more or less). Of course, a beginner might feel left out, but I also answer beginner players’ queries. I do my best to give something for everyone from article to article. In this article there was no reader question. I just felt like offering a bunch of puzzles that may be ta... Performance Stats Live Chess - Blitz: After 13 games your rating is 752! Play Live Chess - Rapid: After 24 games your rating is 764! Play Tactics: Your rating is 400 (0 problems over 0 hours) Train Lessons: Get interactive training from chess masters Learn Ataque al enroque con fianchetto Una de las estructuras más habituales que defiende al enroque es la de fianchetto. Por eso resulta especialmente útil conocer las ideas, planes y maniobras típicas que se pueden usar para asaltar este tipo de enroques. El maestro Luisón explica una disposición de piezas especialmente agresiva contra un enroque con fianchetto, así como los principales temas tácticos que pueden aparecer. European Teams: Hungary, Russia On Top After the rest day the fun was over for Croatia at the European Team Championship in Greece. The leaders lost to Hungary, who are now tied for first place with Russia, who beat Poland. The European Team Championship is being held in the 5-star Creta Maris Beach Resort along the beach of Hersonissos. It wasn't too hard to find a pleasant way to spend the rest day. Besides the nearby beach... Daily Puzzles The Art of Weaving Pogosyants, 1964 The Art of Equalizing Over Extension Gia Nadareshvilli, 2nd Prize, Schach, 1975 Upcoming Tournaments Arizonians XXXVIII bobs tornament Speed King #240 - Very fast players 3(2)->1 U1600 243 SPREE III ChessUniversity.com Pro Chess Matches #41 Want less email? Change your e-mail preferences. Stop ALL Chess.com e-mail? Unsubscribe. Add alert@chess.com to your address book so you don't miss any email from Chess.com. Please do not reply to this email. Need help? Visit Chess.com Customer Support. This email was sent to: nisamooon@gmail.com - Privacy Policy Chess.com | PO Box 60400. Palo Alto, CA 94306