Funny Chess Jokes

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zBorris

I was in a fine Italian restaurant, sitting down at a table with a beautifully checkered tablecloth, having lunch with WGM Natalia Pogonina...

 

It took her an hour to pass the salt. 

 

 

kleelof
zBorris wrote:

I was in a fine Italian restaurant, sitting down at a table with a beautifully checkered tablecloth, having lunch with WGM Natalia Pogonina...

 

It took her an hour to pass the salt. 

 

 

Probably distracted asking herself over and over why she was there with the likes of you.

Laughing

guydeguy

I told my friend that I've played chess with African tribesman. He said, "Zulus?" I said, "no, I usually won."

kleelof

Make your friend in the joke a German and you might get a laugh.

Surprised

Bilbo21

I'm reading it in 2018

ArgoNavis
1NaturalDisaster escribió:

Who's still reading this in 2016?!

You.

ebillgo

Lee Sedol managed to win a game against Alpha Go. A popular comment: 

He managed to save some face for humans against artificial intelligence.

What joke! The moment we do a simple addition on the calculator, we

are already losing  face to artificial intelligence. Millions of people are

losing face this way every second.  Lee Sedol just did it on a grander

scale. 

DoctorKraken42

The Mayan Gods demand human sacrifice.

Yahweh demands animal sacrifice.

Caïssa demands piece sacrifice!

egoole
DoctorKraken42 wrote:

The Mayan Gods demand human sacrifice.

Yahweh demands animal sacrifice.

Caïssa demands piece sacrifice!

Lol... .. Although I don't know who caissa is? 

Gil-Gandel
egoole wrote:
DoctorKraken42 wrote:

The Mayan Gods demand human sacrifice.

Yahweh demands animal sacrifice.

Caïssa demands piece sacrifice!

Lol... .. Although I don't know who caissa is? 

The "Goddess" of chess. Actually a wood-nypmh or dryad, from this poem.

ChessPlayinDude47

What's a better opening that the Budapest Defense?

Answer: Goodabest Defense

ArgoNavis

Funny chess joke is an oxymoron.

kleelof

Ox morons, bird morons or cat morons, all animals are loved equally here.

ChessPlayinDude47

egoole

Lol... 😊 good one.. 

ebillgo
ChessPlayinDude47 wrote:

What's a better opening that the Budapest Defense?

Answer: Goodabest Defense

My suggested answer: Fruitapest Defense. ( Bud -> Flower -> Fruit )

ChessPlayinDude47
ebillgo wrote:
ChessPlayinDude47 wrote:

What's a better opening that the Budapest Defense?

Answer: Goodabest Defense

My suggested answer: Fruitapest Defense. ( Bud -> Flower -> Fruit )

Sounds more like the name of an insecticide to me...

LoekBergman
ChessPlayinDude47 wrote:
ebillgo wrote:
ChessPlayinDude47 wrote:

What's a better opening that the Budapest Defense?

Answer: Goodabest Defense

My suggested answer: Fruitapest Defense. ( Bud -> Flower -> Fruit )

Sounds more like the name of an insecticide to me...

I have once heard that DEAP means Drop Everything And Pray, hence

the BUST DEAP Defense. 

zBorris
kleelof wrote:
zBorris wrote:

I was in a fine Italian restaurant, sitting down at a table with a beautifully checkered tablecloth, having lunch with WGM Natalia Pogonina...

 

It took her an hour to pass the salt. 

 

 

Probably distracted asking herself over and over why she was there with the likes of you.

 

You don't understand the joke. It's because the salt was on a checkered cloth, so she played it like a chess move.

LOL LOL LOL!

zBorris

A dog was playing chess against Capablanca on Saturday night near the North Pole, and South Czech, but nowhere near the Castro. There were 32 old men eating GM Avocados with forks, while buzzing bbbb were making honey. The dog opened with the BUSTDEAP defense, which made a poor bloke pawn his watch, as an old man began eating stale bread in an open foyer, and asked Kasparov to pass the salt. Meanwhile, the dog won the game, and in appreciation of his performance, was awarded the nickname, Sir Matesalot. "Would you like to play again?" asked Capablanca. -- The dog replied, "No thanks. Once a knight is enough." -- "What the heck?" said Capablanca, "A talking dog!"