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On the board · Nov 4, 2026Keep your eye on the next move.
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Chess History

Trace how chess forms, objects and traditions have changed over time.

Our point of view

A game is richer when you can read its choices

We make chess language clear without flattening its character. Every board has room for curiosity, at any level of play.

  1. The Fork, the Pin and the Skewer: Three Attacks, Three Different Questions
  2. Board or Screen? Choosing How to Follow a Chess Game
  3. Before the Clock: How Chess Became a Timed Contest

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