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A kind of move in Chess.com that barely, slightly worsens the position but isn't that serious

A tactic when, instead of playing the most obvious move, like recapturing, one plays a move that threatens something that the opponent must answer, and only then playing the obvious move (German Term)

An anonymous but famous chess player known for keeping his identity hidden by wearing a full-body checkered spandex suit, and also managing to beat top chess players

A method of writing moves by representing pieces as letters and pawns as their corresponding file and special symbols for special moves

The algebraic notation for queenside castling

A special move when your pawn captures another pawn that just moved two squares and landed beside it

An opening for black that requires moving the pawn to c6, then another pawn to d5

A kind of pawn structure when one pawn is directly on top of another

The username of a chess YouTuber whose first name is Levy and a title of International Master

A bot that is known for being the "most stupid" bot on Chess.com, making it arguably the most popular Chess.com bot

The name of the international chess body that sets the rules for chess competitions, awards international chess titles, and organizes the World Chess Championships

This is a kind of mate that uses a knight and a rook being guarded by the knight to checkmate the king in any corner

The last record-holder of the highest FIDE chess rating in 1999 before Magnus Carlsen in 2013 surpassed him

The first Indian chess grandmaster in 1988 who has the eighth highest peak FIDE rating of all time

When one player gains an extra move, becoming an advantage

An official who oversees and manages a chess tournament or match; they ensure that the rules are followed, resolve disputes, and maintain the integrity of the competition

The title just under Grandmaster (GM)

The country where the last chess tournament was held as of June 11, 2025

An opening where both the white and black player move their e pawns two spaces ahead, then both of them develop all their knights nearer to the center of the board

The number of moves without a pawn move nor a capture it takes to forcefully become a draw (it's not 50)