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Mar 27, 2014 · #1. I have a group of people that I will be speaking to at the library in 2 weeks concerning chess. I am trying to get an outline and things about history. There is a lot about chess in our history. What should I talk about, as far as chess history?
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General Chess Discussion. The place to discuss general chess topics. 67,732: 606,880 by Brian-E: Lichess Feedback. Bug reports, feature requests, suggestions. 62,824: 314,665 by Cedur216: Game analysis. Show your game and analyse it with the community. 25,571: 139,498 by Clearchesser: Off-Topic Discussion. Everything that isn't related to chess ...
- Chess.com Forum: Best For User Base
- Lichess.org Forum
- CHESSGAMES.COM
- Chesspub: Best For Serious Players
- Chesstempo
- Chessforums.Org
- R/chess
- Honorable Mention: Redhotpawn
Out of the big three chess websites, chess.com, lichess.org, and chess24, the largest chess forum that exists and also the largest chess website in general, the Chess.comforum is the most popular with the most active users. Some users suggest there is some lower quality comments, but when you have such a large user base, there are going to be some ...
Since we just talked about the chess.com forum, it’s appropriate to then go over the second largest chess forum and website, the lichess.org forum. Like the Chess.com forums, lichess has a massive user base, so there is some lower quality threads here and there. But there is plenty of value to be consumed here. Some research and digging will be req...
If you’ve been playing Chess for more than 5 minutes, you know about Chessgames.com. It’s not a forum like other forums on this list, but there is a comment section underneath every game where players discuss the game and post thoughts, suggestions, and also ask questions. It’s by far one of the best Chess websites on the web.
As far as Chess forums go, many more serious players suggest that ChessPub.com is really the only good option. There are casual Chess players and there are serious players, the more serious players tend to find other serious players and discuss Chess tactics and Chess openings with each other as they are actually trying to climb the FIDEladder. If ...
The ChessTempo forumis suggested to be by far, the best Chess forum in existence. With higher rated players and plenty of resources and tools, it’s the perfect place for players to hang out at. They even have training diaries that can be utilized to track progress and improve further.
Like Chesspub.com, multiple users suggest that Chessforums.orgis one of the few good options for serious Chess talk.
Say what you want about Reddit, but some of the most helpful information I’ve ever found has been on Reddit. Is there a lot to sift through? Are there trolls and useless comments? Yes there are, but it’s more than worth taking the time to go through ever now and again because when you do come across a high value post, it can mean adding 100+ to you...
The RedHotPawn forumis one of the older Chess communities that have been around for years. Some users suggest that these older traditional bulletin board forums are outdated and obsolete. However, there are still active members and there are years of quality threads that can be found here. It’s worth a visit. Did this list of the best Chess forums ...
#1. So, I'm currently in college taking a speech class. My third speech is an informative speech about a topic of my choice, which my instructor has approved my subject to be chess. But now im struggling to decide what aspect of chess to talk about. My original thought was the Game of the Century, but im not sure how that would hold up.
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