| | Who will face Magnus Carlsen in the finals of the 2017 Speed Chess Championship?  Two of the world's best players square off Saturday for that privilege as the 2016 world championship challenger Sergey Karjakin will take on the online chess legend Hikaru Nakamura in what could be the closest Speed Chess match of all time. Follow the action live at Chess.com/TV and Twitch.tv/chess on Saturday, Dec. 16 at 9 a.m. Pacific time (12 p.m. Eastern, 5 p.m. GMT). Peter Svidler made history by winning his eighth Russian national chess championship.  Peter Doggers has the full report from St. Petersburg on this monumental achievement. There is still time to try your hand at the 2017 Chess.com Holiday Puzzler.  Can you answer these tricky 20 questions? The top scorers win membership prizes. | | | Who will face Magnus Carlsen in the finals of the 2017 Speed Chess Championship? Two of the world's best players face off Saturday for that privilege as the 2016 world championship challenger Sergey Karjakin will take on the online chess legend Hikaru Nakamura in what could be the closest Speed Chess match of all time—the ultimate coin flip, as FM Mike Klein says in his p... | 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 | | | You know all the crazy, newfangled ways to checkmate, sure. But do you know one of the very oldest patterns? Simon Williams gives you a history lesson on checkmate. | | | GM Peter Svidler and WGM Aleksandra Goryachkina are the winners of the 2017 Russian Championship's Superfinals, which finished on Thursday in St. Petersburg. Both players won a rapid playoff held after the final round. Svidler won the title for the eighth time. Chess.com's interview with Peter Svidler. Since 2012, the Russian Championship's Superfinal is part of the Chess in Mu... | Daily Puzzles Szaja Kozlowski, 1931 Troitzky, 1922 Siegbert Tarrasch vs Romberg, Nuremburg 1893 Yehuda. Hoch, 1973 Precise Endgames | Upcoming Tournaments 39th Chess.com Quick Knockouts Under 1000 39th Chess.com Quick Knockouts 1001-1200 39th Chess.com Quick Knockouts 1201-1400 39th Chess.com Quick Knockouts 1401-1600 39th Chess.com Quick Knockouts 1601-1800 | | | | | |
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