Provisional studies award of Baku Chess Olympic Ty 2016, judge: Martin Minski (Germany), is published and available from the page FIDE Olympic Tournament in composing 2016. The tournament is coordinated with the WFCC Presidium and is part of the joint efforts by FIDE and WFCC for the popularization and development of chess composition worldwide.
World Solving Cup 2015/2016: British Solving Championship, Eton – 20.02.2016Winner: Eddy Van Beers (BEL) | The average rating of top ten solvers: 2.482The WSC category of the tournament: 3More details and the current WSC standing are published in Competitions→Solving→WSC: 2015/16 Calendar.
Final results for the 12th International Solving Contest are published! 33 tournaments in 27 countries, 469 solvers from 29 countries. Category 1 (214 solvers): 1) Piotr Murdzia (POL), 2) Andrey Zhuravlev (RUS), 3) Boris Tummes (GER) Category 2 (103 solvers): 1) Arjen Kouwenhoven (NED), 2) Ilya Chebanenko (RUS), 3) Migchiel de Jong (NED) Category 3 (152 solvers): 1) Ilija Serafimović […]
The Minutes (pdf 98 kb) of the WFCC 58th Ordinary Meeting (World Congress) Ostróda, Poland, 01-08th August 2015, including Annex No.1 (pdf 94 kb) and Annex No.2 (pdf 323 kb) are published under Meetings→Ostróda (58th WCCC).
Study of the Year 2014 has been selected! A study of Oleg Pervakov & Karen Sumbatyan (Russia) can be downloaded from: http://www.arves.org/ http://www.problemistasajedrez.com.ar/the-study-of-the-year-2014/ You may use PGN presentation to view the study and play through the solution. Harold van der Heijden Spokesman of the endgame study committee of the WFCC
33 tournaments in 27 countries were held for the 12th International Solving Contest. Unfortunately, Brazil and India had to retrieve their participation. All together 469 solvers tried to solve the problems (cat 1: 214 solvers; cat 2: 103 solvers; cat 3: 152 solvers). Problems cat.1 | Problems cat.2 | Problems cat.3 | Solutions cat.1 | Solutions cat.2 | Solutions cat.3 Preliminary results can be found on the Mat Plus website. Final results will […]
The first competition in the frames of 59th WCCC (announced January 31st) will be devoted to youngest chess composers (born 1998 and after). The 1st YCCC consists of three thematic tourneys (#2, h#2 and endgames), with 5 months time for composing. The themes were suggested by distinguished composers Ivo Tominić, Fadil Abdurahmanović and Ofer Comay, […]
WCCI 2013-15 broke all the records! By far the biggest final numbers: till the last day (January 20th) 2862 entries by 248 composers from 41 countries arrived! For the first time, all entries publicly available on the “Entries” page (click on the numbers of problems sent by each composer). Previous records: 2319 entries (2004-06), 227 […]
The 12. ISC will be held next Sunday, 24.01.2016, in 29 countries with 37 tournaments. A special welcome to solvers and local controller Sumiya Tongon of Mongolia who participates for the first time. Central controllers: Axel Steinbrink & Luc Palmans | Invitation | Invitation (PDF format)
The Serbian Chess Problem Society invites you to the 59th World Congress of Chess Composition (WCCC) and the 40th World Chess Solving Championship (WCSC). The event will be held from July 30th to August 6th 2016, in the 5-star Metropol Palace Hotel, in the center of Belgrade. The Opening ceremony (July 30th) will be in […]
