Chess websites

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Here is a growing list of websites available for playing chess online, and learning about the game:

• chess.com - the most popular with an estimated 12 million new players annually, which charges a fee for excellent analysis; it has many players at both the top and low ends in skill levels;
• lichess.org - an open source website that is both free to users and free of ads, which is enjoyed by many moderately advanced players
• chessbase.com - good for practicing openings with variations
• 365chess - tremendous database of chess games, including preferred openings by top players, and updated FIDE rankings
• chessbomb.com - good analysis of ongoing play in many top tournaments
• chessgames.com - a tremendous resource of historical games and relative merits of different openings and defenses -
• Free Internet Chess Server, based in Minnesota
• chess24.com
• Chess History - a superb historical site
• chessify - a good cite for improving chess skills, initially with a free trial
• fide.com
• Financial Times chess site - superb weekly column for a general audience
• The Chess Website - a terrific searchable repository of famous games, totaling 1,343,000 games
• World Chess website - broadcasts FIDE games live]
• Chess Only - contains some good tricks and traps
• Dat-driven analysis of chess with interesting statistical conclusions
• US Chess Federation Club - an informative website
• Saint Louis Chess Club - a club having a wealthy benefactor, a fabulous facility, some top players who have been recruited there, and many school programs
• Updated world FIDE ratings of top players

In addition to the above[edit]

Here are additional ".com" chess websites which are popular:^[1]

1. gameknot
2. chess-results
3. chesspro.ru (the leading chess website in Russia, the country where chess is most popular)
4. 2700chess
5. thechessworld
6. chessdom
7. chessable (a website that focuses on training and improving skills)

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