Did you know both the chess masters - Romanovsky and Rabinovich - called in their moves by telephone to coordinators on site, and the latter used megaphones to command the human chess pieces.

You'll need to move the chess pieces to specific positions and interact ... board will shift and convert to a black, white, and red tiled board. This is known as the End Game.

Once you’ve found all the pieces — or you’re able to party up with a friend who’s found them already — return to the chess board to begin the puzzle. In the Unknown Antechamber ...

As CNN notes, “very, very sound chess” required over 508,000 votes cast and 30,000 forum posts throughout the six-week-long ...

Norwegian chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen was forced into a draw Monday by more than 143,000 people worldwide playing ...

If chess startup MGD1’s founders ... "So we had to change chessboards or pieces so that psychological effect of the pieces and the board and the decorum of the playing hall is different, as ...

Josh Hausauer plays up to 30 chess games online using a high-tech board after decades battling ... Josh uses his iPad to move chess pieces. He also plays online chess with players around the ...

BERLIN — Norwegian chess grandmaster ... played the white pieces. The world forced the draw on move 32 after checking Carlsen’s king three times in the corner of the board where it could ...

The Emmerdale star, 48, took to her Instagram page on Friday with a hilarious selfie of her with a foam moustache.

The rule is called “threefold repetition,” meaning all of the pieces on the board are in the exact same position three times to prompt a draw. ‘Very, very sound chess’ Carlsen, 34 ...