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*[https://www.fide.com fide.com] | *[https://www.fide.com fide.com] | ||
*[https://www.thechesswebsite.com/famous-chess-games/ The Chess Website - a terrific repository of famous games] | *[https://www.thechesswebsite.com/famous-chess-games/ The Chess Website - a terrific repository of famous games] | ||
| − | *[https://www.chessonly.com/ Chess Only] | + | *[https://www.chessonly.com/ Chess Only - contains some good tricks and traps] |
*[https://new.uschess.org/ US Chess Federation Club - an informative website] | *[https://new.uschess.org/ US Chess Federation Club - an informative website] | ||
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Revision as of 01:53, April 28, 2021
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
- chessgames.com - a tremendous resource of historical games and relative merits of different openings and defenses
- chess24.com
- fide.com
- The Chess Website - a terrific repository of famous games
- Chess Only - contains some good tricks and traps
- US Chess Federation Club - an informative website
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