During Thursday’s live exchange between Chamitoff aboard ISS, and the Stevenson team at Bellevue Community College, Hal
noticed that 4.e3 had been played on Greg’s chess board in space.
Jennifer Shahade blogs from the 1st Mind Sport Games in Beijing, China. Seven out of the 13-player American delegation have arrived so far. Check out a big photo gallery.
Once perennial 2100 player Evan Rosenberg reveals how he finally broke the big 22, and advises readers on how they can do the same: "If I could do it... anyone can," Evan writes.
Login as a member check out the October Chess Life Mag, including Hanken's World Open article and Alec Getz's Pan-Am story. Registered users can check out the "Mysterious Knight Move."
The SPICE CUP ended in a four-way tie for first between GMs Varuzhan
Akobian, Alexander Onischuk, Leonid Kritz and Harikrishna Pentala, all of whom scored 5.5/9.
In a CLO exclusive, Jerry Hanken interviews new Women's World Champion Alexandra Kosteniuk about her road to the title, her plans as
the champ and how to attract more women to chess.
The 2009 U.S. Championship will be held in Saint Louis, Missouri at the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis. Read the official PR and look for full details on uschess.org in the coming months.
USCF members and guests may now take part in the historic Earth vs. Space chess match. Click on the link at the top of the right column for match updates.