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Hello! I am a Chess.com Staff Writer and coach. My role on the Chess.com content team is to write articles, player profiles, tournament reports, and more! I have the best job on the planet Here is some of my work: Top 10 Best Chess Players of All Time Top 10 Chess Books What If Fischer Had Played Karpov in 1975? What If Caruana Had Beat Carlsen in 2018?! History of Chess Chess Board Dimensions Bobby Fischer Anatoly Karpov Jose Raul CapablancaMikhail Botvinnik Ulf AnderssonAnish GiriAlireza Firouzja Alexei Shirov I have been a Chess instructor since 2001 and have worked with hundreds of students in all age ranges (from 7 to 70+). I have the most experience working with those in the 1000-1800 skill range and specialize in creating opening repertoires, positional unde...
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When in 1985 Greg Serper was invited to the famous Kasparov-Botvinnik school, he was really inspired by Kasparov's story. Garry insisted that he was destined to become the 13th World Champion since he was born on April 13. Since Greg was born on September 14 he saw it as a very good omen. Alas, this great sign was enough only to tie for first in the World Junior Championship (1988) and win the European Junior Championship (1989), World Open (1999) and a bunch of national and international tournaments. These days Greg teaches chess full time, writes a weekly column for Chess.com, and is proud to have dozens of National and State Champions among his students.
Hi all, I am Magesh from India, I live in Apex, North Carolina. I became a GM in 2005 by tying for first place in the World Open in Philadelphia. I completed my Bachelors and Masters degree in Computer Science from the University of Texas at Dallas. I accidentally started playing chess when I was about 7. Just picked up the game from my brother and my parents. I am ever grateful for fate or whatever people would call it to introduce me to this mind boggling game that imitates life in every way possible. Playing chess has made me who I am today. I believe in developing one's character more than the craving for success and I believe it is a sport that can teach the right ingredients for that. I am not only a chess player, but also a chess teacher. I have been teaching for more than 8 yea...
Company Contact and News Accreditation: Email: peter@chess.com Phone: 1 (800) 318-2827 Address: PO Box 60400 Palo Alto, CA 94306 Peter Doggers joined a chess club a month before turning 15 and still plays for it. He used to be an active tournament player and holds two IM norms. Peter has a Master of Art degree in Dutch Language & Literature. He briefly worked at New in Chess, then as a Dutch teacher and then in a project for improving safety and security in Amsterdam schools. Between 2007 and 2013 Peter was running ChessVibes, a major source for chess news and videos. In October 2013 Chess.com acquired ChessVibes. As our Director News & Events, Peter writes most of our news reports, and travels around the world...
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Check out my two websites: www.jeremysilman.com, which has a large collection of chess book reviews with new reviews appearing every month, and www.silmansasianmoviereviews.com which reviews Asian film.
I was the U.S. Women's chess champion in 1989 and have the WIM title. I have written seven books (Children and Chess: A Guide for Educators; Science, Math, Checkmate: 32 Chess Activities for Inquiry and Problem Solving; Read, Write, Checkmate: Enrich Literacy With Chess Activities; People, Places, Checkmates: Teaching Social Studies with Chess; The Living Chess Game: Fine Arts Activities for Kids 9-14; Thinking With Chess: Teaching Children Ages 5-14; and Prepare With Chess Strategy) and numerous articles about chess in education. I teach online college-credit classes for chess coaches and educators interested in tying chess instruction to educational goals. Class information is at https://www.utdallas.edu/is/academics/chess/
Sarah Beth, aka "batgirl," unlike most of the Article authors on Chess.com, has neither talents nor credentials. What she does have is a two-decade long passion for time-consuming, tedious, historical research and a penchant for transposing her findings into words and stories. Her belief is that the value of Chess extends far beyond the champions, beyond the great games played or the theories advanced. The value of Chess lies in how it affects each individual who embraces it. And that's where all stories begin. My Articles
My name is Qiyu Zhou, and I'm a WGM from Canada. I stream on twitch.tv/akaNemsko You can learn more about me on my Wikipedia page. --- -I am 20 years old and I currently attend University of Toronto. If you're wondering, I'm doing a double major in statistics and economics, with a minor in mathematics. -follow my life & chess on Instagram --- I have published articles for ChessBase. My DVDs for beginners on Fundamentals of Tactics and Openings is out now! https://shop.chessbase.com/en/authors/qiyu_zhou I also offer private lessons, please message me on Instagram or LinkedIn if you're interested.
David Cox is a British journalist and feature interviewer for Chess.com. He has written for major publications worldwide including the New York Times, The Guardian, BBC, Financial Times, USA Today and Eurosport interviewing people ranging from US presidents to deep sea divers on subjects ranging from healthcare to marine biology. As a sports writer he has covered major events over the past decade ranging from Olympic Games to tennis Grand Slams, and cricket and rugby World Cups. You can follow him on Twitter.
Director of Spanish Media and Growth | chess.com Maestro FIDE y entrenador de ajedrez. Editor y director de Capakhine, la revista de ajedrez para los niños y sus padres. Siempre pensando en crear contenidos que puedan ser útiles para el progreso ajedrecístico. Creativo, bloguero, youtuber y un poco friki Twitch: http://twitch.tv/ajedrez Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/entrenadordeajedrez Twitter: https://twitter.com/capakhine Web personal: http://entrenadordeajedrez.com Blog: http://entrenadorajedrez.blogspot.com.es Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/luisfsiles Revista de ajedrez para niños y monitores: http://capakhine.es
Director of Content for Chess.com. Sam loves a good game of chess and plays a mediocre game of chess. Sam earned the National Master title in 2012. In 2014, Sam returned to his home state of South Carolina where he started Strategery: Chess and Games to grow scholastic chess in SC. Company Contact and News Accreditation: * Email: sam@chess.com * Phone: 1 (800) 318-2827 * Address: PO Box 60400 Palo Alto, CA 94306 You can find my personal content on Twitch, Twitter, and YouTube where I further indulge my love of chess.
Auteur, traducteur et streameur pour Chess.com, je donne également des cours en ligne, n'hésitez pas à m'envoyer un message pour plus d'informations !
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GM Daniel Naroditskywas born, raised, and resides in the San Francisco Bay Area. He learned chess at six years old from his father and brother, and was hooked from day one! His greatest accomplishment in his early chess career was to win the gold medal in the 2007 under 12 World Youth Chess Championship in Antalya, Turkey. Four years later, he became an IM, and in 2013, at the Benasque Open in Spain, He earned his final GM norm and pushed his rating over 2500, fulfilling his dream. He's am currently a full-time student at Stanford University, but still ambitious. He also very much enjoys writing and continues to write an instructional column here on Chess.com when his time permits!
I was born in Washington DC and lived there for several years before moving to a "Leve It To Beaver" like suburb in Maryland. I play chess now after an extensive hiatus, I was initially introduced to the game by a Korean War Vet who was dating my mother art that time. I began playing at the local "Boys Club" in Silver Spring Maryland after winning a school tournament. Mark and I quickly became friends and a pattern just as quickly emerged where we would take turns at each others homes, playing chess while our respective mothers would cook dinner for us. Needless to say we would play for hours and hours sharing stories and anecdotes about our favorite players. Mark boasted an illustrious chess pedigree, his mom was Wisconsin State women's champion while his father was a rated "Expert" and...
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Hi everyone, my name is Alex! I am a computer science student and captain of the collegiate chess team at Saint Louis University. I have played chess for more than 20 years, becoming an International Grandmaster at 17 and winning numerous individual and team events around the world. Among my major successes is the memorable victory at 2012 World U-20 Junior Chess Championship, ahead of Ding Liren, Rapport, Yu Yangyi, Wei Yi and other strong grandmasters. I have been a top-150 player in the world and top-20 player in the United States (regardless of country, residence, or federation) for many years now. Feel free to check the current ranking on USCF website: https://tinyurl.com/uscf-top-100-june-2020. For more detailed information on my chess achievements, you can refer to https://www.linke...