FIDE, in co-operation with the Russian State Social University (RSSU), the International School Chess Union, the Russian Chess Federation and the Moscow Directorate of sport events, organizes the 1st FIDE World Chess Solving Championship for Juniors. The championship will be held in Moscow, 30 January to 3 February 2016, within the framework of the 12th International […]
The Greek Chess Composition Committee, in co-operation with the Greek Chess Federation, has the honor of inviting the European national teams and individual solvers to participate in the 12th European Chess Solving Championship. The event will be held from Friday, April 15th (arrival) to Sunday, April 17th, 2016 (departure) at the “Oasis Hotel Apartments” in Glyfada, a cosmopolitan suburb of Athens. Director of […]
(05.01) A correction is made to the Solvers’ ratings as of January 1st 2016: the 7th tournament, Henk Hagedoorn Memorial, is added; the changes are related to the main list only. (01.01) Solvers’ ratings as of January 1st 2016 are published! 6 tournaments included: 24th Kedainiai cup; ICH of Switzerland Bern; 8th Albino cup Minsk; ICH […]
The World Federation for Chess Composition (WFCC) invites composers to submit their highest-quality compositions for selection in the 2013-15 FIDE Album. See the Announcement.
World Solving Cup 2015/2016: Belgium Solving Championship, Geel – 14.11.2015Winner: Eddy Van Beers (BEL) | The average rating of top ten solvers: 2.353The WSC category of the tournament: 4More details and the current WSC standing are published in Competitions→Solving→WSC: 2015/16 Calendar.
World Solving Cup 2015/2016: Warsaw Solving Grand Prix 14.-15.11.2015Winner: Piotr Gorski (POL) | The average rating of top ten solvers: 2.482 The WSC category of the tournament: 3More details and the current WSC standing are published in Competitions→Solving→WSC: 2015/16 Calendar.
“The Study of the Year“ award is organized by the WFCC and aims at introducing to the general public a single friendly endgame study that would hopefully appeal to chess players of various levels and encourage them to pay a deeper attention to the art of the endgame study on a more regular basis. The […]
World Solving Cup 2015/2016: 8th ALBINO CUP Belarus, Minsk 31.10. – 1.11.2015Winner: Evgeny Viktorov (RUS) | The average rating of top ten solvers: 2.364 The WSC category of the tournament: 4More details and the current WSC standing are published in Competitions→Solving→WSC: 2015/16 Calendar.
World Solving Cup 2015/2016: Swiss Solving Championship, Bern 17. 10. 2015Winner: Abdelaziz Onkoud (MAR) | The average rating of top ten solvers: 2.375 The WSC category of the tournament: 4More details and the current WSC standing are published in Competitions→Solving→WSC: 2015/16 Calendar.
