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Meet your one-on-one chess tutor: Chessity’s teaching bots

chessity 3One-to-one tutoring has long been thought the most-effective approach to chess teaching, or any teaching for that matter. In many circumstances, however, this is simply not feasible. That’s where artificial intelligence comes to your aid. Teaching bots can serve as your own intelligent tutor system.

Four leaders at FIDE Women’s Grand Prix in Khanty-Mansisyk

On a gloomy Sunday, November 27, the chess world was shocked by the tragic death of the Russian young and talented grandmaster Urii Eliseev (1996-2016). But disasters come treading on each other’s heals…

In Memoriam – GM Urii Eliseev

The young Russian Grandmaster Urii Eliseev died in a tragic accident after falling from the 12th floor of apartment building in Moscow.

Born in 1996, Eliseev was U16 Russian and world champion in 2012, winner of the 2013 RSGU Cup and the 2016 Moscow Open.

Source: Russian Chess Federation

Deepest condolences to the family and friends of Urii Eliseev.

3rd Etna Chess Festival

After two very successful editions, the Etna International Chess Festival returns to Hotel Biancaneve in Nicolosi, on the slopes of the volcano, for the third event that will take place from 3-9th December.

No doubt players and guests will be treated to a memorable chess and tourist experience knowing that the organiser of the highly acclaimed events, Mr Alessandro Monaco, is also taking care of the first edition of this new tournament in co-operation with Mrs. Agata Campisi Marzaduri from the local chess club of Nicolosi.

Nino Batsiashvili strikes back, regains the lead

After the rest day, the players resumed fighting with new energy, but nevertheless the 5th round turned out to be one of the most peaceful affairs so far. Only Nino Batsiashvili and Bela Khotenashvili, who had visited the hockey match on a rest day, were successful today.

How To Re-Energize Your Chess Teaching With 21st Century Tools

Chess as a game may be ancient, but chess teaching is not. Successful chess coaches widely embrace 21st teaching technology to enhance their teaching.

For good reason: technology offers the secret ingredients that make your pupils crave for more chess. Today’s children grow up in an online environment, where games play a major role. So let’s use that for chess teaching. Technology keep your students playing on. Besides, they unburden you as a teacher. Leaving you more time to spend on the chess in chess teaching.

Kortchnoi Zurich Chess Challenge 2017

The super-tournament Kortchnoi Zurich Chess Challenge 2017 is scheduled to take place from 12-17th April in Zurich, Switzerland.

The first leg will be all-play-all with the time control 45 min + 30 sec per player. The win will bring 2 points and draw 1 point. The second leg will be with the rapid time control 10 min + 5 sec and the point system is 1 for win, 0,5 for draw.

Fuengirola to host EUSA Bridge and Chess Championships 2017

Spanish coastal city of Fuengirola near Malaga will host the European Universities Bridge and Chess Championships – EUSA mind sports – from September 20-24, 2017.

Preparations are well underway, and the event will be organised in cooperation of European University Sports Association (EUSA) and the local organising committee, with the support of the European Bridge League (EBL) and European Chess Union (ECU), respectively.

Baku Chess Olympiad on DD TV

India’s biggest television network Doordarshan will telecast four exclusive Highlights of the Baku Chess Olympiad on its DD Sports Channel from 21-24th November, 2016.

Filmed and Produced by Vijay Kumar the 30 minutes highlights of each episode will be telecast as under:

1st Episode on 21st November from 8pm to 8:30pm (14:00hrs to 14:30hrs GMT)
2nd Episode on 22nd November from 8pm to 8:30pm
3rd Episode on 23rd November from 8pm to 8:30pm
4th Episode on 24th November from 8pm to 8:30pm

CAS confirms the two-year ban imposed on Ignatius Leong

casOn 10 November 2016, the CAS dismissed the appeal filed by Ignatius Leong against the decision of the FIDE Ethics Commission which found Mr Leong and Mr Kasparov guilty of breaching Article 2.1 of the FIDE Code of Ethics and banned both of them for a period of two

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