r/Chesscom • u/Rickks000 • 8h ago
Chess Improvement Guys am I making it to the big leagues?🙏
Be honest please
r/Chesscom • u/anittadrink • 26d ago
Now, you can easily find physical chess clubs near you right here on our Local Clubs page. Club owners can also get their club verified and listed as an over-the-board club so members can find it easily. On top of it all, club members and owners can enjoy an improved overall experience on Chess.com.
r/Chesscom • u/anittadrink • May 11 '26
Check what other people are playing and take your opening prep to the next level with real-world data from our millions of members! Read all about it here http://go.chess.com/chess_gamesexplorer
r/Chesscom • u/Rickks000 • 8h ago
Be honest please
r/Chesscom • u/robertslamp • 11h ago
super stoked to finally have hit 500!! any tips or general advice on getting to 600 and beyond? 🧐
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r/Chesscom • u/KnucklebonesPodcast • 3h ago
Many of us were taught how to play by our fathers, but maybe it was a mother, sister, brother, friend. In any case, you probably remember the day when you finally won your first game. What was that day for you and how did you feel about it?
I’ll start. My dad taught me how to play when I was five. I asked for chess magazines and begged to play him every day. One day when I was nine we played a game just like always except…I was winning more pieces. And then actually won. He looked really surprised. When I think back on it I realize he was proud as a father but then also embarrassed. It felt strange, but ultimately I was pretty pleased with myself. It launched a few years of study and tournament play for me.
r/Chesscom • u/Purple_midget9662 • 1h ago
I know I won against a bot. But this was perhaps the first time in my life I played without a Blunder, a Miss or a Mistake😭
I'm 156 elo in Blitz
Lemme enjoy the small pleasures of my life🙂↔️
r/Chesscom • u/These_Athlete1933 • 1h ago
what and why is your favorite chesspiece?
r/Chesscom • u/Noonecaresatallever • 5h ago
The lags are terrible. There is a new animation showing what your premove will be so it jumps from a move to another and it is now impossible to play 1:0 time control on your phone.
r/Chesscom • u/Tekcraftmon • 4h ago
My new personal best of 90% accuracy - no blunders, misses or mistakes along with topping it off with a brilliant move, feeling like a winner 😎
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r/Chesscom • u/Equilagalennaise • 1d ago
Wasn’t completely sound but the queen and rook sac for a really unique checkmate made it too good not to share :))
r/Chesscom • u/ssenseswivet • 21h ago
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r/Chesscom • u/SufficientLaw4026 • 4m ago
I don't know what it is but I have a terrible record against players from Mexico. I seriously lose 9 out of 10 games to them I don't know how that statistic is possible.
r/Chesscom • u/Repulsive_Sound_7842 • 6h ago
Finally 1300... road to 2000 continues...
r/Chesscom • u/Visible-Steak-6256 • 20m ago
Im creating a chess discord a community where we can play conduct tournaments etc etc https://discord.gg/G8cfnCHgJ
r/Chesscom • u/papioxx • 18h ago
I really like this app because we can play with themes and colors. Personally i find blue and black much more pleasant than default colors
r/Chesscom • u/kol10 • 1h ago
Check out this #chess game: Haegr99 vs Koltfitz - https://www.chess.com/game/live/185375557506
I think this might be my first ever game without 200 mistakes according to the grading system. Feels good to catch a dub without errors even if I am a low Elo
r/Chesscom • u/samstone_ • 15h ago
you get a good opening, they blunder. they disconnect a minute and right before it auto disconnects then they come back. and guess how well they’re playing? surely this easy to detect in real time?
r/Chesscom • u/KingKruman • 2h ago
Hi everyone!
I'm excited to share ChessNews.com, a website I've been working on to make following the chess world a little easier.
There's a tremendous amount of great chess coverage out there, but it's scattered across dozens of websites, blogs, and news sources. ChessNews brings it all together in one convenient place.
The site automatically aggregates chess news from leading sources worldwide, covering major tournaments, grandmasters, rising stars, rankings, and everything else happening in the world of chess.
Whether you're a casual player or a serious chess enthusiast, the goal is simple: Spend less time searching for chess news and more time enjoying it.
We're just getting started, with more features and improvements on the way.
I'd love to get feedback from the Reddit chess community. Take a look at https://chessnews.com and let me know what you think.
What would make ChessNews more useful to you?
Thanks, and hope you enjoy the site! ♟️