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Jorden van Foreest goes for a very rare 4th move against his Dutch rival Anish Giri, but the players continue blitzing out moves! chess.com/events/2026-gc…

@Lordweb111 Yes. It's understandable.

Nothing hurts than losing a winning position on time 😩

Solution to yesterday's puzzle. Cnejev – Leu, Budapest 2026. 50.Ba5+! is the winning move, exposing the blunder of 49...Kb6? After 50...Kxa5 the pawn promotes immediately with 51.a7. Black therefore played 50...Kxa6 51.Bxc7 Kb7 52.Be5 Kc6 53.Bg7 h5 54.Be5 Kd7 55.Kd5 Ke7 56.h4 Kf7 57.Kd6 Kg8 58.Ke6 Kh7 59.Kf7 Kh6 60.Bf6 Kh7 61.Bg5 Kh8 62.Kxg6 Black resigned. 1-0. See what's new at: newinchess.com/what-s-new #chess #chesspuzzle #tactics

Desembarassament de l'espai, d'una columna o una fila (tema 8c, exemple 6, nivell 2): Juguen blanques i guanyen. #0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">lichess.org/study/Kmw86RuN….

If your knight is this strong, then YES!!!!

Move of the Day 🔥 | Zutq vs Sutey (1953) Rg5!! 1-0

@general_abn Because he just lose bishop,and hasn't receive anything.

The bishop sac was a BLUNDER??😂

@unique_covenant Oh... But you still handle pretty well. Keep going!

🥲 I lost two lives in the first 5 puzzles then locked in 😅😅 Day 3... I guess.

@BoltsTheMech Happy birthday!

Pretty~

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Vincent Keymer gets a forfeit win over Alireza Firouzja and now leads by 1.5 points, so that he won't be caught in Round 6!

"Chess holds its master in its own bonds, shackling the mind and brain so that the inner freedom of the very strongest must suffer." - Albert Einstein

Sacrificed the ROOOOOOOOOOOKKK!!!!!

bullet game I had. how did I force victory? 😃

1. 6Rxe8+▪︎Rxe8 2. Rxe8+▪︎Nxe8 3. Qxh7#

One move in chess gives you 20 different choices. After your opponent replies, the game can already go 400 different ways. Just two moves later, there are nearly 200,000 possible positions on the board. By the third move, the possibilities rise to more than 120 million. All from 64 squares and a few wooden pieces. That’s why chess never truly ends. Good Morning Chess Lovers

The Most DISRESPECTFUL Checkmate of the 1800s Wow! Never saw that before! 😱🤯🔥🎯 William N Potter vs Frederick Matthews London (1868) · 1-0