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*Hit - Goldchess Challenge training tournament, free of charge, with a prize of up to $100 and a title for the Best. Every Saturday at 17:00 CET (12:00 am NY time). Check your chess level. Feel invited •
2018-08-22
Live Puzzle Pop3. Even young chess geniuses from Armenia did not do the task this week. Only one chess player, Marcin Jaworski from Poland, solved the problem. See how Marcin played. Last 4 movements.
2018-08-16
Download chess program and get the full version
1. Download the program + codes
2. After installation, you will see the board unregistered version of the program. Click on –Unlock
3. Enter as in the picture Serial number and Unlock and your Nick and click ok.
You have the full version of CEEC on your computer. You are ready to play.
2017-06-24
Gold 0 - pause until further notice
Free Gold 0 game for young chess players up to 16 years has been “besieged by cheaters”. People within the age range from 20 to 40 disguising themselves as teenagers. They even asked 13 years old boys to let them use their personal data but then it came out that the kid did not play chess at all. Therefore we plan to restart the game, even with a higher prize, but we need at least 100 players registered by official chess trainers. All those registered players will be notified about the start of the game by messages sent to their e-mail addresses.
Winners
Gold 0-34 there is no winner
Gold 0-33 - Alex Nurijanyan
Gold 0-30,31,32 canceled
Gold 0-29 Alex Nurijanyan, Brilliant Player
Gold 0-28 Arman Manukyan, Brilliant Player, without winning a queen, but a fantastic conception, see:
Gold 0-27 Areg Karapetyan, Brilliant Player, see solution
Gold 0-26 Alex Nurijanyan, Brilliant Player
Gold 0-25 Alex Nurijanyan, one move faster, see
Gold 0-24 Alex Nurijanyan, 6 min. time, Areg Karapetyan, jointly
Gold 0-23 Alex Nurijanyan- phenomenal solution
congratulations
2017-04-29
2017-04-15
Gold 0 (up to 16 years), starts at 5 p.m. CET (every Saturday)
Winners – see Winners medal
2016-08-06
2016-07-28
2016-07-27
2016-07-25
2016-07-22
Task 7 - Saturday 2 p.m CET
Winner Rafał Siwik - title Brilliant Player
solution
2016-07-05
Task 5 - winner Piotr Niedbał - double prize $100 - title Brilliant Player
victory on 22 move, from position 7
position from the chess game Jan Kujawski-Adrian Kurz-winning by black
Piotr solution - currently in the UK
2016-05-07
It seems there are only poor players in Gold 0. And the poorest are from India; hundreds of them visit our website but none of them has submitted a good solution in either Gold 0 or Genius Test. Also, none of them has played in Rosija-America or Independent.
It appears that Anand is the only one out there who knows how to play chess. And reportedly in India there are over 100 million chess players… If it’s true, then show us your skills.
Apart from Chess Department China, we intended to open Chess Department India, but probably it won't be necessary.
Goldchess team
2016-03-19
task 2
mate in 25 - there is no Winner, solved the task only Professional
solution
2016-03-12
Gold 0 - game only for amateurs, $50 prize
Task1-winner Piotr Niedbał
Solution-from position after 24 moves
2016-03-05
Accumulation! - Prize $250
Task 41 currently on – 135 weeks nobody solved task
From the position of the task 41 is possible mate in 26 - we will show it in the film: "How to solve the task of Goldchess"
We want only mate in the 29th. Hint: walking around in circles King
mate 29.Qh6-forcefull in 5
download
2015-09-26
Michał Stolarski sent the next solution. It is not appropriate, but beautiful. And it would be even more beautiful if played 29.gf3 mate.
look
2013-05-25
Task 32-33
Draw by perpetual check in 33 -7 checks
No one has done the task 31-32-33, draw in 33, by perpetual check in 7 moves
Best player’s solution- draw in 35 –player Puchaaa16
2013-05-04
Task29
-mate in 41, forceful in 8
Winner - Grosmaster. Mate in 40, forceful in 9!
Featured game.
2013-04-27
Task28
-mate in 37, forceful in the sixth
Task copyright from The Best, of the III Round. Additionally in Gold0, we show five author’s moves.
2013-04-20
Game 27-Mate in 25
Prize $50
Winner Grosmaster
The same solution as the author. See
2013-03-16
2013-03-16
Who first, this better
Game 22-Victory in 34
$50 prize
2013-03-16
Player Gelu1001 done and sent task 22 after 3 minutes!
Title - Quick Brain Titan
2013-03-09
Who first, this better Game 21st – checkmate in 19 $50 prize
The 20-game victory 33, won the prize Grosmaster, but the best solution to send Pepe, the 27th victory
2013-03-09
Game 21 ended.
Prize won Puchaaa 16, but the most beautiful solution with dedication Queen sent Pepe. Look
2013-03-02
Who first, this better
Game 20th – victory in 33
$50 prize
2013-02-23
Who first, this better
Game 19th – Mate in 34- a little difficult
$50 prize
2013-02-16
Who first, this better
Game 18th – Victory in 26 move
$50 prize
2013-02-11
17 Task was not difficult. Player Grossmaster sent solution after 7 minutes, about 2.07p.m.
Player’s solution
2013-02-09
Who first, this better
Game 17th – Victory in 27 move
$50 prize
2013-02-02
Who first, this better
Game 16th – Mate in 25moves
$50 prize
Game 15
Player’s solution
2013-01-26
Who first, this better
Game 15th – 20victory
$50 prize
Game 14
Player’s solution
2013-01-12
Player Grosmaster checkmated in 32 pawn, but in a different way than the author.
Receives $ 150 prize.
We show the solution to the player and author
Currently, we have a new task, nr.13
Reward: $ 100!
2013-01-05
Game no. 12
Eighth week, no one has done the job.
Mat 32, a pawn.
Prize $ 250!
2012-12-29
Game no.11
Seventh week, no one has done the job.
Mat 32, a pawn.
Prize $ 250!
2012-12-22
Game no.10
Another accumulation in Gold0!
Sixth week, no one has done the job.
Mate 32, a pawn.
Prize $ 250!
2012-12-15
Accumulation x 5!
Fifth week, no one has done the job.
Mate 32, a pawn.
Prize x 5 = $ 250
We present batch entry submitted by the player gelu1001-mate in 34, due to its precise beauty.
2012-12-08
Accumulation!
Fourth week, no one has done the job.
Mate 32, a pawn.
Prize x 4 = $ 200
2012-12-01
Accumulation!
Third week, no one has done the job.
Mate 32, a pawn.
Prize x 3 - $ 150
2012-11-24
Nobody solved the problem, mate in 32 with a pawn.
Cumulation, prize $100
2012-11-17
The same player Pepe gave a 30-mate pawn move. Here's the solution.
$100 as a reward and in addition the Brain Titan Class I title.
2012-11-10
Cuu-muuu-lation at Gold0!
Doubled prize in Gold0!
$ 100
Last task
A different solution than the author's one was provided for the last week's task. A player won the game one move earlier than the author and they were awarded the title of Class I Brain Titan.
Accumulated prize: $ 100.
Moreover, the unsolved author's task is not canceled, however, the solution to be provided has to match the author's one.
2012-11-03
Cumulation! Prize x 2!
Nobody has resolved last week's task, that's why we have now prize cumulation in Gold0.
Good luck!
2012-10-27
Third task has been resolved by gelu1001 player in another way than author did it. In the archive of Gold0 game you can find ready to download: starting position, player's solution and author solution.
For the fourth week we have prepared new, sensational task.
2012-10-13
Today, at 17.38 we have received solution of task 2 from GoldChess 0 game, sent by gelu1001. As we know, he resolved this task in 10 minutes! Congratulations! Another prize and title goes to him - see in our Winners section.
gelu1001's solution, as well as the starting position, are enclosed.
2012-10-09
First task has been resolved. $50 prize.
Winner - gelu1001 was the first one who has sent solution. Nobody is faster?
Task 32
Draw by perpetual check in 33 - 7 checks
2018-09-29
Olympics in Batumi, in Goldchess
In Batumi some cheeky Frenchman, with the Polish grandmaster of a large class, played in defense of the Russian 3.S: e5. And the Pole, most likely surprised by such a move, lost the game. In Goldchess, we punished for this move and win black in a beautiful, dynamic game.
Free game, $ 100 prize. Rules like in the Genius Test, 10 correct solutions and we draw the winner.
Task: Vachier-Lagrave vs J.K. Duda - mat in the 27th movement. We play, of course, blacks.
Task and prize only for Polish chess players. But, try yourself, maybe everyone. Position to download in Results – Hunt game. (www.goldchess.com). You send the solution in the CEEC-our chess program file (.pgn extension) to the address contact@goldchess.com.
Goldchess team
2017-10-31
Olympics in Batumi, in Goldchess
In Batumi some cheeky Frenchman, with the Polish grandmaster of a large class, played in defense of the Russian 3.S: e5. And the Pole, most likely surprised by such a move, lost the game. In Goldchess, we punished for this move and win black in a beautiful, dynamic game.
Free game, $ 100 prize. Rules like in the Genius Test, 10 correct solutions and we draw the winner.
Task: Vachier-Lagrave vs J.K. Duda - mat in the 27th movement. We play, of course, blacks.
Task and prize only for Polish chess players. But, try yourself, maybe everyone. Position to download in Results – Hunt game. (www.goldchess.com). You send the solution in the CEEC-our chess program file (.pgn extension) to the address contact@goldchess.com.
Goldchess team
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Hunt 8 – nobody solved
Hunt 7 – timeout
Hunt 6 – winner Alex Nurijanyan
Hunt 5 – timeout
Hunt 4 – winner Alex Nurijanyan
2017-09-26
Hunt 3
Hunt game is incredibly evasive. Nobody managed to hunt the problem in the 3rd edition. And some players from the U.S., Poland and Turkey where there. We invite the players with a knack for hunting next week.
2017-09-24
Next game Hunt 3, last week of September. Who is going to hunt the task?
2017-09-22
2016-10-15
"64-Шахматное обозрение", that is „64” from Moscow, has assumed the media patronage over Chess Department Rosija.
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2016-07-09
January 16 to July 30 Anand-Gelfand match - replay in Goldchess
Round 16 - we play for US $3000
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Department Rosija
| 1-st round, 16.01, prize $1000 - winner IM Paweł Weichhold PL | SOLUTION |
| 2-nd round, 23.01,prize $1000 - winner Nikolaj Morozowski RU | SOLUTION |
| 3-rd round, 30.01, prize $1000 - there is no winner-possible solution- 1move earlier | SOLUTION |
| 4-th round, 06.02, prize $1000 - winner Krystian Jacek PL-see | SOLUTION |
| 5-th round, 13.02, prize $ 500 - winner Krystian Jacek PL - not author's | SOLUTION |
| 6-th round, 20.02, prize $1000 - Krystian Jacek PL | SOLUTION |
| 7-th round, 27.02, prize $ 500 - Paweł Weichhold PL | SOLUTION |
| 8-th round, March 12, prize $10 000 - Both Departments playing for the same prize | SOLUTION |
| 9-th round, June 11, prize $1000-there is no winner | SOLUTION |
| 10-th round, June 18, prize $1000-there is no winner | SOLUTION |
| 11-th round, June 25, prize $1000- Krystian Jacek | SOLUTION |
| 12-th round, July 2nd, prize $1000- IM Paweł Weichhold | SOLUTION |
| 13-th round, prize $1000- IM Pawel Weichhold | SOLUTION |
| 14-th round, prize $1000- there is no winner | SOLUTION |
| 15-th round, prize $1000- Goldchess solution | SOLUTION |
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Grand Finale 16-th round, July 30, prize $3 000- professional from China |
SOLUTION |
2016-08-10
2016-07-09
January 16 - July 30 Anand Gelfand match - replay in Goldchess
Round 16 - we play for US $3000
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Department America
| 1-st round, 16.01, prize $1000 - winner Krystian Jacek PL | SOLUTION |
| 2-nd round, 23.01,prize $1000 - winner John Morawski Milwake US | SOLUTION |
| 3-rd round, 30.01, prize $1000 - winner Piotr Niedbal PL-Great Britain, one move faster | SOLUTION |
| 4-th round, 06.02, prize $1000 - winner Paweł Weichhold PL | SOLUTION |
| 5-th round, 13.02, prize $1000 - Paweł Weichhold PL - one move earlier | SOLUTION |
| 6-th round, 20.02, prize $1000 - Krystian Jacek PL | SOLUTION |
| 7-th round, 27.02, prize $ 500 - winner Krystian Jacek | SOLUTION |
| 8-th round, March 12, prize $10 000 - winners-IM Jakub Czakon, Bilgun Gumbold CN-amateur | SOLUTION |
| 9-th round, June 11, prize $1000-nie ma zwycięzcy | SOLUTION |
| 10-th round, June 18, prize $1000-nie ma zwycięzcy | SOLUTION |
| 11-th round, June 25, prize $1000- there is no winner | |
| 12-th round, July 2nd, prize $1000- Piotr Niedbał-amateur | SOLUTION |
| 13-th round, prize $1000- winner Piotrn Niedbał amateur | SOLUTION |
| 14-th round, prize $1000- winner IM Paweł Weichhold | SOLUTION |
| 15-th round, prize 1000-winner Piotr Niedbal amateur | SOLUTION |
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Grand Finale 16-th round, July, prize $3 000 - Piotr Niedbal-amateur |
SOLUTION |
2016-08-10
2016-08-09
2016-07-30
2016-07-03
Round 12th - prize $2000
Only one... Only one chess player sent the correct solution to the problem of 12th round. He solved it in 1.5 hour.
The award of $ 2000 goes to Krystian Jacek! Title - Future Gold Player
2016-07-02
2016-06-18
Round 9 - winners
Krystian Jacek, Paweł Weichhold - prize $1000
they both provided the author's solution, bravo
solution-see
2016-05-14
Simple?
2016-05-07
2016-05-04
2016-04-30
2016-04-17
2016-04-03
2016-03-27
We already have first players in the Independent Chess Department.
Number 1 is IM Grzegorz Nasuta, who has paid as the first, the tournament fee.
Professionals and amateurs from China are welcome to participate.
Great Independent Chess Department…task1 - $1000 prize
We start at 5.00 pm CET-polish time, before…
Happy Easter
GT
2019-02-10
2019-07-09
Genius Test - July. Here is the solution. Pay attention to its style and quality. Goldchess involves iron logic of chess and playing identical with or very similar to tournament chess. This game, starting from the given position, could be played in any chess tournament. Mate in 26 moves, with the queen sacrificed and captured. We present also our solution No. 2, which is reverse mate in 27 moves, with the queen captured and sacrificed. Take a look.
Comments. Position after 15 moves.
Goldchess is an outstanding form of chess, ideal for learning how to play. You can freely undo moves and look for other possibilities, choosing the best ones. In this game, you can play several variants and quickly work out that in this position the key black piece is the knight well positioned on g4, which defends e5 and the f4-b8 diagonal. So, how can it be eliminated? In a very straightforward way,
16.h3 Nh6 – the knight can move only in one way, after 15… Ne5, 16.Bf4 the black would lose a pawn. But how should the black queen be attacked now with tempo? This is the Genius variant, so the solution is also simple. Sacrifice the knight.
17.N:d4 ed4
18.Bf4! Qa5 continued attack with tempo
19.b4! Q:a2
20.b5 N:f5 Black captures the pawn in order to subsequently shield itself with the knight on d6
21.bc6 Wb8# mate is imminent
21…. Nd6
22.c5 Rde8 the computer defends e7 against white pawn marching after knight capture on d6.
And here is the brilliant point of this combination.
23.Qb5!!! N:b5 a beautiful sacrifice of the queen. Black must capture. Mate on b8 was imminent
24.R:b4 inevitable mate on b8 , with the rook
24…. Qb2 an act of despair
26.R:b2 Rd8
27.Rb8#
2018-08-01
July - won the first solution. Armenak Yeghiazaryan, Armenia
position 21, see the first move
2018-04-03
GT February, March - winner Armenak Yeghiazaryan, Armenia
GT January 2018 - winner Alex Nurijanyan, Armenia
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GT December 2 - winner Sargis Manukyan, Armenia
GT December 1 - nobody solved. In the test, Stockfish won in 33 moves, 9 moves too late :)
2017-11-30
GT November
The contest was annulled because one uninitiated player sent 6 solutions from fictional accounts.
2017-09-28
Nobody solved.
Goldchess solution
2017-08-31
Łukasz’s Happy Day
If somebody does not believe in life’s happy days. A chess player from Poland. Łukasz Łuba has been awarded with a distinction in the August Beauty Contests for the most beautiful game of the month and received US$ 50 and today he has won in the Non34 Tournament by solving the second problem to receive US$125 + US$50 for the ranking and for the IM Goldchess tile. But the day did not end there. In the drawing for the US$ 100 prize among 10 correct solutions of the August Genius Test the winning number was 5. Whose number was that? Łukasz Łuba’s, of course.
An awesome day and incredible lucky series of Łukasz. We wish all our players had a day like that!
2017-07-11
GT July, Tal style - $100 prize wins first
Winner - Alex Nurijanyan Armenia !
Congratulations!
solution
GT June - winner Lukasz Luba
2017-06-01
GT May. Not submitted 10 solutions. In this case wins first - Sargis Manukyan Armenia- author’s solution.
2017-03-16
2017-03-01
2017-02-22
2017-02-01
I do not see solutions from India
Genius Test February - Winner is only one!
Great... Hayk Yeritsyan! Armenia!
2016-11-22
In Genius Test we help Carlsen to win game 8. $250 prize
see: Featured solutions
2016-10-31
2016-10-25
2016-10-08
2016-10-01
2016-09-04
2016-08-01
2016-07-25
2016-07-23
Genius Test July - $200! - winner Piotr Niedbał UK
2016-06-14
2016-05-10
2016-05-04
Genius Test May
It's a winner! Super Genius Goldchess! Prize $150!
Krystian Jacek PL
see the solution /35.Rb1!!/
2016-05-02
Prize $150, title –Super Genius Goldchess
Win on 40 move. There are 2 ways to solve. The move 31.Nc6 prohibited.
position of task
2016-05-01
Free game
Test of Genius 3rd – April
Task3 -23.Qh7checkmate, with a brilliant sacrifice 3 figures
Nobody solved. We show solution-see
position after 14 moves – 18.Rd7!
Simple?
2016-04-01
Test of Genius 2nd - March
19-03 at 4 pm CET - polish time
Solutions in the file CEEC / extension .png / send email updates contact@goldchess.com, with -Genius test- in the subject
Prizes
1. $100 - author variant only- there is no Winner
2. $50 - Krystian Jacek
3. $25 - Paweł Wiechhold
Task 2
Mate In 31- sacfifice Queen-author solution
2016-02-13
2018-10-07
Batumi 4 - Alex Nurijanyan - $30
Ding Liren - Duda
solution- position31, play black
2018-08-01
GC July, no one has solved, see
position after 11 moves from the game GM Timur Gareyev
2018-06-02
GC June - there is no correct solution yet. But there is one interesting, Lukasz Luba Poland,
see
2018-05-04
Great Chess Masters Games
Gareyev - Jobava
by Hayk Yeritsyan Armenia,
position 12
2018-05-04
Great Chess Masters Games
Gareyev vs Jobava
by Armenak Yeghiazaryan (Goldchess solution)
position 12
2018-03-29
2017-10-01
GC September
No checkmate in 20th move. No Grandmaster has sent in one. There are many checkmates in 21st move, good-looking ones, but this month we award an off-contest solution (the player is not a Grandmaster) by Tigran Petrosyan from Armenia (IM). Victory in 18th move. Just have a look.
2017-07-01
GM Corner June. There is no winner. 3 distinctions, 1.Alex Nurijanyan + $50, 2.Tigran Petrosyan, 3.Lukasz Luba.
Alex game
2017-06-01
GC May. There is no winner. 2 distinctions, Alex Nurijanyan, Tigran Petrosyan.
Alex game
2017-06-01
GCorner June-starts on Wednesday 5.00 pm CET
2017-04-05
2013-03-16
Two players made the task of Grandmaster corner. Received Goldchess Grandmaster titles. / see-List of Winners /
Reward: $ 1000 for Grandmaster which will make mate move faster, still waiting.
2013-02-12
Nothing is impossible for the players!
Player Grosmaster in the game Grandmaster Corner gave mat in 23 move and won the title
Goldchess Grandmaster!
2018-12-04
We invite you to the Competition from January 1, 2019
Gteam
2017-08-28
In the months of April, May, June, July, there was no good game.
In August two distinctions. Amelia Leonova-Belarus (15 years old) and Lukasz Luba, Poland.
Congratulations
Amelia game
2017-04-01
For the April Contest we send only the games played in April 2017, indicating the date and the tournament.
2017-02-28
January - February, nobody sent any games to the Beauty Contest
2018-06-30
Report from the I Goldchess World Championships
There were not 100 players from any country. So we gave only one task, for III place. Nobody solved it. We show the solution. Position (22) from the game Gareyev vs Ruifeng Li. This is Goldchess
GT
2018-06-15
World Championship 2018-June 30
After the registration fee is paid in, the system will automatically attach all the position files of the World Championship tournament’s problems to the user's account. The player will be able to download them in sequence and solve exactly at the time when they are opened. The time is provided on the tournament's website. The solution, including the original position file, shall be input by the player into the table under My Account-Save.
Feel invited
2019-03-09
2019-03-03
2019-02-23
2019-01-26
Goldchess Challenge 4 - February 2
2019-01-20
2019-01-20
Goldchess Crazy 18
We solve on the diagram
2018-12-23
Challenge 1
A sensational beginning! In our Challenge, the second game of Carlsen - Caruana 2018 match in the Goldchess version. A brilliant task 3, $ 600 prize and the title Goldchess Capablanka! Win a prize and title!
Un comienzo sensacional! En nuestro Challenge, el segundo juego de Carlsen - Caruana en la versión Goldchess. Una tarea brillante 3, ¡Premio de $ 600 y título de Capablanka Goldchess!
¡Gana un premio y un título! www.goldchess.com
2019-05-01
2019-04-24
Crazy 38
Solutions/ Soluciones/ Решения/解決方案
Mate 31 - 1.Rd8 Qg4, 2. B:g4 R:d8, 3.Qg7#
Mate 32 - 1.Bg6 R:g6, 2.Rd8+ Qe8, 3.R:e8 Rg8, 4. Qg7#
Mate 32 bis. 1.Bg6 R:g6, 2.fg6 Q:g6, 3.Rd8+ Qg8, 4.Qg7#
Mate 33 - 1.Bg6 R:g6, 2.Qf8+ Rg8, 3.Q:g8 K:g8.4. Rd8+ Qe8, 5.R:e8#
2018-12-09
Crazy16 - Diagram4 Test 1 - basic.
If you solve this task, you have a predisposition to play chess and you can also play at Goldchess. If not, we recommend that you change the sport, for example on badminton, where you do not have to think, just move your hand.
position
2018-10-28
Goldchess Crazy 9
victory on move 29, play black (after opening position, click -Play-Play Black)
position
2017-08-03
Immortal tournament - hit of the world. open 24 hours a Day. win high $ prize and title - stay Immortal Player! :)
IMMortal - *Prize pool US $7000, you play at once
Task1 - $3000 prize-nobody solved since July 3 - title Diamond Immortal Player
Task2 - $1000 prize-nobody solved since July 3 - title Gold Immortal Player
Task3.2 - $500 prize - the first solved. there is a new task – title Silver Immortal Player
Task4 - $500 prize - nobody solved since July 3 - title Silver Immortal Player
Task5 - $500 prize - nobody solved since July 3 - title Silver Immortal Player
Task6 - $500 prize - title Silver Immortal Player
Task7 - $500 prize - title Silver Immortal Player
Task8 - $500 prize - title Silver Immortal Player
Computer draws a problem (task). Entry fee $10
We send only one solution.
2017-06-05
2017-06-04
IMMortal - Stress less with Goldchess
Chess is a beautiful game, but chess tournaments mean strong emotions and… plenty of stress. Or rather they did until Goldchess was invented.
Our tournaments are stress-free. If you don’t win in your first attempt playing in accordance with the Organizer’s guidelines, don’t worry. You can try again starting from the initial position.If you don’t win within the time limit set for a given game, that’s not a problem, either. You can win next time.You haven’t won, that’s true. But you haven’t lost, either, and we will never let you experience a taste of defeat.We guarantee full psychological comfort.
Goldchess, anti-stress tournaments.
Join us!
2017-05-31
We have a good message. The Immortal tournament will start on Saturday, June 3rd at 5 pm CET
2019-09-10
Goldchess Millionaire Tournament - for the very first time!
2018-12-18
After the tournament, it turned out that task 2 was not so difficult. Łukasz Luba has sent as many as 5 solutions, including author's! See in -Winners-Millionaire- great show of the party 2, performed by Łukasz. Learn from him. He showed how to play Goldchess. Great applause!
2018-12-15
Millionaire –Description
The first day belongs to the chess players from Armenia. Nobody else has sent any solution. Strong players from India, Israel, Russia and the United States, Peru, Portugal, Poland, got completely lost and were left far behind. Still it is necessary to train. Coming unprepared does not guarantee a way to success.
Problem 1. The task were to win in 30 moves having sacrificed the queen. Nobody has provided a correct solution. A distinction goes to Alex Nurijanyan who sent in a solution that includes the sacrifice of the queen, but one move too late. Time: 11:37. Second solution is a fantastic game by the Armenia’s female champion Maria Gevorgyan, a checkmate in 38th move, forced in 8, sacrificing the queen. We will show the game at Winners, it is really worth seeing.
Problem 2 turned out to be the most difficult of today. The task was to checkmate in the 33rd move after capturing a queen. Nobody has solved it. We would like to give a distinction for the third solution to Alex Nurijanyan, who gave the Beniowski’s checkmate in the 32nd move, after sacrificing the queen, of course.
Problem 3. The task was to checkmate in the 37th move after sacrificing the queen. Only one solution on time, sent in by Maria Gevorgyan. Checkmate after sacrificing the queen. She did it with a rook, we did it with a knight, but here it was done 4 moves earlier! See, one can do it. And look at the time! One minute and one second. Second solution came after the time-out, after 17 minutes. Bravo! We have a new Goldchess star amongst the Armenian players. 
Millionaire, second day
Problem 4. Many solutions, but nobody has sent the required one. The second one we have received is a beautiful solution from Maria Gevorgyan, with the queen captured even one move before, and then the sacrifice, but… the same solution has been sent in by other two players, from Armenia and from Poland, that followed. Therefore we postpone the decision on the award for this game.
Problem 5. Only two players have sent in their solutions. The task was to checkmate in 39 moves having sacrificed the queen and having captured all the rival’s major pieces. The fourth solution shows a checkmate in the 40th move, that is one move too late. It has been sent in by Łukasz Luba from Poland and complies with the requirements. So he is the winner. If we had the minimum number of participants that we require and therefore full prize pool available, he would have received US$ 75,000 for this solution. However, because the turnout was far below one thousand, the awards will be symbolic, so to say. Everything is in the hands of the players. If the turnout is as required, that the prizes will be more satisfactory. Remember this during our next edition.
Generally speaking, the problems based on Timur Gareyev’s game were difficult for the participants of the tournament. None of them have been solved properly, although some players provided their own solutions that partially met the conditions (games 3 and 5) and we are pleased to award them. We also assigned some distinctions for the games 1, 2 and 4, so practically the participants will receive awards for all the games.
Thank you for participation and we invite you to take part in the following edition of the Millionaire tournament while, in the meantime, you may participate in our other tournaments. We would also like to remind you about the 26th of December. Immortal Goldchess game, shown as diagram 2, only for the Millionaire participants. Due to very low turnout we had to reduce the prize, but still it is worth giving a try, as it is available only for you.
GTeam
2018-08-26
Millionaire tournament! December 15-16, a total prize pool of $500 000! guaranteed for 20,000 participants.
For a thousand participants, the prize pool is $ 20,000. Below 1000, at the discretion of Goldchess.
Beginning and end - Total playing time 1 hour.
1st round on December 15th at 4:00 p.m. CET.
Game 1 Gareyev vs Holt will start at 4:00 p.m. CET time to solve 10 minutes. Prize: $ 25,000,
Game 2 Gareyev vs Erenburg will start at 4:15 p.m. CET time to solve 10 minutes. Prize: $ 50,000,
Game 3 Gareyev vs Erenburg will start at 4:30 p.m. time to solve 10 minutes. Prize: $75,000,
2nd round on December 16th at 4:00 p.m. CET.
Game 4 Gareyev vs Smith will start at 4:00 p.m. time to solve 15 minutes. Prize: $ 100,000,
Game 5 Gareyev vs Ruifeng Li will start at 4:20 p.m. time to solve 15 minutes. Prize: $ 150,000
Note
*The organizer reserves the right to change the times of starting particular rounds.
*The time for starting the rounds, that is 4:00 p.m. CET, can be changed to an optimal time for the participants from the state that has the biggest number of chess players listed in the Millionaire tournament. In this case, time zones of 4 countries are considered: Russia, USA, India and China.
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Goldchess Millionaire Tournament - for the very first time!
*Chess Federations from the three countries represented by the largest numbers of players will receive bonuses in the following amounts:
1. $150 000
2. $100 000
3. $ 50 000
* Applies to a million participants.
*The first player to submit the correct solution will win the main prize.
*The next 20 players will receive consolation prizes in a total amount equal to 10% of the main prize as a maximum.
*For each game we will reward also up to 20 solutions we favor(other than the authors’ ones and solutions that do not meet the relevant criteria) .
*Players who do not submit any solution will take part in a lottery with 10 prizes of $500 each!
*The player who is the 1,000,000th contender will receive a super bonus of $ 50,000
* Important for a million participants
Goldchess team
2018-03-31
Notice
Due to the lack of the required minimum of participants we are transferring the entire $ 500,000 prize pool to the second edition, which will take place from 15-16 December.
Tournament conditions unchanged, with one exception: minimum number of participants 20,000. For this number of participants, the $ 500,000 prize pool is guaranteed.
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Millionaire tournament I Edition April 20-22
Beginning and end
*The Millionaire Tournament will consist of 3 rounds to be held on April 20th-22nd, 2018, ( Friday, Saturday, Sunday).
! - 1st and 2nd round. After the first game, break 5 minutes
1st round on April 20th at 4:00 p.m. CET.
Game 1 will start at 4:00 p.m. CET and will last for 10 minutes. Prize: $ 25,000,
Game 2 will start at 4:15 p.m. CET and will last for 15 minutes. Prize: $ 50,000,
2nd round on April 21st at 4:00 p.m. CET.
Game 3 will start at 4:00 p.m. and will last for 15 minutes. Prize: $75,000,
Game 4 will start at 4:20 p.m. and will last for 15 minutes. Prize: $ 100,000,
3rd round on April 22nd at 4:00 p.m. CET.
The final game 5 will start at 4:00 p.m. and will last for 15 minutes. Prize: $ 150,000
All 5 problems are based on positions from 5 games of World Champion Kasparov.
Note
*The organizer reserves the right to change the times of starting particular rounds, and to change the Tournament dates to other days in April, probably to the 20th, 21st, 22nd of April 2018.
*The time for starting the rounds, that is 4:00 p.m. CET, can be changed to an optimal time for the participants from the state that has the biggest number of chess players listed in the Millionaire tournament. In this case we take into account only four countries: Russia, United States, India, and China.
*In case the number of participants does not reach one million we consider dividing the Millionaire tournament into the main event Tournament A and the secondary Tournament B.
The Tournament A will be available for the first 100.000 participants that pay their admission fee and will offer them higher prizes to win. The Tournament B will be open to the rest of the players that do not qualify for the main event. The amount of the admission fee remains unchanged.
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2017-06-20
Goldchess Millionaire Tournament - for the very first time!
In April we are planning a tournament for one million chess players. Apart from prizes, the winners will receivesplendid titles and derive profound satisfaction from beating a million contenders.
*Chess Federations from the three countries represented by the largest numbers of players will receive bonuses in the following amounts:
1. $150 000 // 100 000
2. $100 000 // 50 000
3. $50 000 // 25 000
Description
*The tournament will consist of 5 consecutive games with the following prize amounts:
Total duration - 1.5 hours.
*The first player to submit the correct solution will win the main prize.
The next 20 players will receive consolation prizes in a total amount equal to 10% of the main prize as a maximum.
For each game we will reward also up to 20 solutions we favor(other than the authors’ ones and solutions that do not meet the relevant criteria) .
*Players who do not submit any solution will take part in a lottery with 10 prizes of $500 each!
*The player who is the 1,000,000th contender will receive a car!
*The contenders may be divided into 3 categories:
1. Amateurs - no ranking or ELO ranking up to 2000
2. Professionals, ELO rating from 2001 to 2600
3. Top GMs, ELO rating above 2601.
*The organizer may share out the main prizeamong 3 winners, the first ones in their relevant groups in each of the aforementioned categories, based on the organizer’s own criteria.If there is no winner in one of the groups, the prize will remain at the disposal of the Organizer.
If the number of contenders is smaller or greater than one million, the amounts of prizes and bonuses may be changed.
The tournament date and the final amount of prize pool will be announced after the list of contenders is closed, on March 31 at the latest.
Players may enroll for the Tournament till September 22, 2017.
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If you are registering as a new player and are interested in participation in the Millionaire Tournament, please check the relevant option in the registration form.
Players who register on the www.goldchess.com portal under specific lucky numbers, for example with the 777 ending, will be awarded bonuses and attractive prizes!
Gteam
2019-09-14
Fischer game. Only for chess players from US, Islandia. 1st task position. $50 prize. Mate on move 26, with getting a queen. Wins first.
2018-12-02
2018-12-01
Description
Claudo Boscheti Challenge
The tournament commenced with a false start. The download of position 1 failed. We had to send it by e-mail to the players. Alex, distinguished in Goldchess games, sent in a victory in the 31st move, one move to late and a checkmate in the 33rdmove but without capturing a queen, not as required.
Solutions will be sent to the website>
Problem 1 – Łukasz Luba PL is the first, a victory in the 30th move, that’s all right, but without capturing the queen again. Next, Damian, there we go, v30 and the author’s solution! He is the winner of the task no. 1. Time: 10:16.
Problem 2 – Requirements: checkmate in the 33rd move after capturing a queen. Armenak is the first, checkmate in the 35th move. He is followed by Tigran, who captured the queen but was late by one move, checkmate in the 34thone, time: 13:49, eleven seconds before the timeout. How these players struggle! Next is Alex, way after the timeout and checkmate in the 36th move. Then comes Lukasz, with a checkmate in the 31st move, but without complying with the requirement of capturing the queen. The last one is Alex’s second solution, checkmate in 34 moves with the queen captured, one move too late, and exceeding the time limit by 16 minutes.
Problem 3. Only 2 solutions. Task: draw in the 34th move, forced in the 8th move, sacrificing the queen. Let’s see what we have? Armenak draws in the 32nd move without sacrificing the queen. Hayk is the second, timeout and not in line with the requirement: victory in the 30th move without capturing the queen.
Summary: It came out that all the tasks based on the Claudio Boschetti-Aesbach game that started from one position proved to be very difficult for the players. We got only one correct solution of the first problem – Damian is the winner!
Nobody sent in a correct solution of the second problem so there is no winner. We received only one solution of the third problem, which was incorrect, but there was a draw two moves in advance and although the condition of sacrificing the queen has not been met, we give a distinction and a prize to Armenak.
No fan of Claudio’s has taken part in the game. That’s a shame, they don’t even know what they have missed. Goldchess provides fantastic emotions and experiences.
Generally, the turnout was rather poor. Therefore we reduced the prize fund, as we had announced 2 days before the tournament.
We will place tasks 2 and 3 in diagrams where they can be solved. The players who solve them shall receive licenses for the Millionaire tournament, US$25 for a checkmate and US$ 50 for a draw. In case there are more solutions, we will draw prizes among the 10 players that first send in the correct ones.
We invite you to take part in the Millionaire tournament and in the Genius Test on 26 December with the US$ 1,000. The game is free.
Gteam
task1 – Damian solution
2018-11-24
Non Mix13 tournament is finished.
Five beautiful tasks ending in checkmates. Seventh game of the Carlsen-Caruna match in Goldchess version. Goldchess… means to find another variant. The tournament was dominated by two chess players from Armenia: Hayk Yeritsyan and Alex Nurijanyan. The total turnout included 157 players but the rest was not able to cope. Maybe because the majority played for the first time. It takes some time to learn Goldchess. It’s not like that: I am good at chess so I will just come here and win. Many of the players have experienced today that it is not the case with Goldchess. We will show all the winning solutions under <Winners-Non Stop>.
Just a few words of explanations for the newcomers. We award not-author’s solutions up to the half of the announced prize, because the author’s solutions are not prepared by strong computers, whereas all the other solutions may be a product of a stronger software and we do not give awards to chess engines at all. From that perspective, we are very careful about non-author’s solutions and we award them with smaller prizes.
Tournament description:
First game. We start from the original position of the 7thCarlsen-Caruna game after 9 moves. Nobody has sent in the correct solution. Hayk had checkmate in 22 moves, one move too late. Alex won in 21st move but after the time limit have expired. We will show both games at Winners.
Second game. No author’s solution. Hayk was first with a checkmate in 24th move,7 seconds ahead of the time limit. Alex was the second, one move less and a better solution, but way over the time limit, it took him 14 minutes. Time out. Only US$ 40 is awarded because it could have been done better.
Third game. 27 moves required. Hayk is the first and the only one to checkmate in the 27th move. Non-author’s solution again. Half of the prize is awarded: US$ 60.
Fourth game. Non- author’s solution. Alex first, Hayk second, 27 moves, two moves ahead of us. Both players have sent in an identical solution. Alex is the winner, but wins only US$40 prize.
Fifth game. The easiest one, with both Armenian players sending in the exact author’s solution. No objections here – we pay the prize in full. First is Hayk, ready in 2 minutes (what a speed!), second is Alex, done in 4:49 minutes. Because both have sent in the author’s solution, the US$75 prize will be split in the following way: US$ 50 for the winner and US$25 for Alex.
Summary: the Armenian players knocked out all the other participants, that included chess players from Switzerland, Italy, India, Poland, etc. First game will be shown in diagram on Sunday, that is tomorrow. We invite everybody to take part in theClaudio Boschetti Challenge to be held on 1st December, with only three tasks and US$2,000 prize pool (to be distributed in the following way: 500-500-1000).
Gteam
2018-08-17
Non Stop B5 and 6, only 6 moves, no one has solved.
2018-06-25
2018-04-03
Non44, 5 tasks, a prize pool of $10 000
Free entries
We also accept applications for free participation in the Non tournament, by e-mail contact@goldchess.com, with the note -free Non- in the subject of the e-mail. The tournament will take place as there will be a minimum of 1000 entries. Willing persons will receive by e-mail free- promo codes-, entitling them to play in the tournament.
GT
2017-11-09
Changing the formula, see Non Stop Rules
2017-11-02
We would like to ask all the participants of the Non tournament to familiarize themselves with the amendments to the tournament rules and regulations, especially those in item 3 thereof.
Non 43
Today’s tournament will take only 8 minutes. First problems requires only 4 moves. So the participants will have as much as 2.5 minutes. On previous occasions the players used to send in the solutions in less than 1 minute. The prize is US$150.
Problem 2. The same game ad position, we are looking for a checkmate in 28th move with the queen captured. US$ 250 to win. Not too difficult problems, both of them. How can the participants manage to solve them today? Let's have a look.
Problem 1. Ladies and Gentlemen this is the first time we have to write that: 1:0 for Goldchess. Nobody has sent a solution in 4 moves. Nobody, not one person. That's amazing. Only 4 moves have stopped all the players.
Problem 2.
Checkmate in 28 moves with the queen captured. Frist solution by Armenak, a very fast one, one minute three seconds. But it’s victory in 25 moves. Second solution by Lukasz Luba, victory in 28th move and black queen is still swaggering on the chessboard. There is a third one, Armenak’s checkmate in 27 moves, one move ahead of us, but black queen has been saved. Forth one by LL, but after the timeout. 5 minutes and 8 seconds, a win in 26 moves but still without capturing the queen.
43rd edition was a black Thursday for the players. Nobody has sent in a solution of the Problem 1. As for the Problem 2 none of the players has got even close to the correct solution. Shall we have an extra game on Sunday? We will keep you informed.
It was nice and sad at the same time to hear that nobody has solved the problems and everybody has failed.
The 44th edition to be held next Thursday, November 9.
Feel invited,
2017-10-26
2017-10-16
Non 41 - Thursday, 17.00 p.m. CET
We would like to welcome young but strong players from Armenia and Poland.
Problem 1
Checkmate in 30th move, forced in 5 movements. We did not included it as a requirement because either we receive an author’s solution or we don’t
Let’s have a look. First solution sent in by Armenak. Victory in 27th move, not what we expected. Second is Paweł Weichhold, checkmate in 30 moves, forced in 6, a nice one. The third solution is sent in by Lukasz Luba, victory in 24 moves, very fast from the provided position, then Paweł Weichhold again, other checkmate in 30th move, also forced in 6. Yes, one of the Paweł’s solutions is the winning one, because others are sent in after the time-out.
Problem 2
Armenak is the first, victory in 31 moves, one move ahead of us, a formidable game, a genius level. Second solution sent in by Paweł Weichhold, also v31, a very nice victory, third solution also by PW, victory in 30th move, even faster. Another one by Armenak, but checkmate in 34th move, and time-out. Nobody sent in the author’s solution. This day belongs to two players.
Congratulations and see you next Thursday.
2017-10-12
2017-10-05
Non39
In both problems the participants have to make 10 moves.
Problem 1. This one is easy, therefore the time limit is only 5 minutes, or to tell the truth it is as much as 5 minutes, which is a lot. US$ 150 to win. No author’s solution. First solution from IM Paweł Weichhold. Timing: 3.30 minutes. Checkmate in 28 moves, forced in 5. Two checks missing. Armenak is the second, checkmate in 27th move, forced in 2 (?). We still wait for the author’s solution. There is none. And, there is no checkmate with a bishop. So only distinction for IM Paweł Weichhold.
Problem 2. The prize amounts to US$ 250. A Petrosian’s game form the previous edition. We added two moves to the former positon. Only the author’s position may win. Is there one or not? Let’s see. 17:15 and we get a solution. Krystian Jacek, the winner of the previous edition of this problem is first again. He sent in a checkmate in 33th move – f5. But we were waiting for a victory in 34 moves. Next one is Alex Nurijanyan with a checkmate in 37 moves, forced in 6th. Both solutions are very good-looking but missing the point. The victory in 34th seems to be a difficult task. A little distinction for Krystian for his checkmate faster by one move than the victory that we were waiting for. US$ 50 goes to him.
And that’s all. See you next Thursday.
2017-09-28
A new paragraph has been added to the existing Rules.
3. Chess players playing their test games in the Non tournament using free licenses obtained from the Carousel may win a prize up to US$ 50.
Non38
Positions from another game of Kasparov – Petrosian
Problem 1. Checkmate in 36th move capturing the queen or checkmate in 37th move sacrificing the queen. US$ 150 prize.
Remember that the sacrifice may be accepted or not.
One solution by Armenak, with the queen captured, but after the deadline. Timing: 10:08. A symbolic prize of US$ 50.
Problem 2, v34. More difficult, the prize is US$250. From the position after 21 moves there are many possible victories in 34 moves. Therefore we presented the first move of the solution which eliminates all the easier variants. So there is no other way to win than by finding out the author’s solution. No solution at 17:21 yet. Still waiting. There is one! Krystian Jacek, time: 08:23, so he did it. Not the author’s solution, but a nice one.
Congratulations for both winning players.
2017-09-21
Today's problems are nice, fast and easy. Both use basic position from Kasparov's games.
Problem 1
For the fifth time in Non. We have added two more moves to the position today.
We finally get the author's solution! First to send in the author's solution is Krystian Jacek. Bravo!
Problem 2. Position from a game with Petrosian. Victory in 37th move.
Petrosian seems difficult. 17:13 and we still don't get any solution. There is one! Armeniak, v36 so he is the winner here.
Feel invited to play with us next Thursday.
2017-09-14
2017-09-02
Non35-Blitz (September 9th) - All licenses and promo codes of Thursday, valid.
Super easy problems, therefore prizes only up to US$ 150.
Positions form the game played by the 15-years-old Amelia Leonova from Belarus and Łukasz Luba from Poland during this year’s Akiba Rubinstein Tournament in Polanica, Poland, sent for the Beauty Contest in August and awarded with a prize. It comes out, however, that the games could have been played in a completely different way…
Problem 1. Position from the Łukasz’s game. Here we play the blacks (upon opening the position in CEEC, click Play – Play Black). Blacks played in this position R:g2+ followed by Bh3+, which is brilliant but does not lead to the fastest ending.
The task is to win in the 30th move. Some may happen to win in 28 moves, but we do not give credit for such a solution because it would be dual CEEC in checkmate variant.
Who has solved it already? Let’s see…
The creator of the first game takes part in today’s tournament. Łukasz Luba was the first to send in his solution. Unfortunately it's not the one we were waiting for. Nest two solutions do not meet the requirements, either. Only the fourth one is like the author's solution. Krystian Jacek is the winner. Congratulations!
Problem 2. Position from the Amelia’s game. The original game ends up after 31 moves. We at Goldchess get from this position a checkmate in 28 moves. But the task in Non35 is- to win in 26 moves.
Let’s take a look: first solution - Łukasz Luba again. Not meeting the requirements. I have to tell this: Four players sent in the same solutions. But it's not the author's solution. No winner this time. The reason is very simple. Non-author's variants provide for the victory in 25th move. Armenak sent in such a solution, but after the deadline. So he gets only a distinction for this problem with a symbolic prize. We show the author's solution and invite you to the 36th edition of the Tournament next Thursday.
2017-08-31
Non34
Problem 1 – It was in Non29 before, now we try it the second time. We have shown the 30th move. We got only two solutions, both not identical with the author’s solution. Only the first one meets the 40 moves requirement. The winner is Armenak Yeghiazaryan, with the time of 2.55.
Problem 2 – For the fourth time in Non :). Players keep finding other solutions, faster than the author’s one. We have added one move. Who is going to match the author’s solution now? We review the solutions that have been sent in. No author’s solution among them. First and the best is a sprinter solution by Łukasz Łuba, checkmate in 27 moves, time 2:48. Distinctions earned by Armenak with m29 and GM Gianni with m30.
Congratulations for the winners and of course they get their Golchess ranking points.
2017-08-24
2017-08-17
Non32, 17-08
task 1 – Winner Alex Nurijanyan, Armenia
task 2 – winners Krystian Jacek PL, Armenak Yeghiazaryan Armenia
we invite for next week
2017-08-10
2017-08-03
Non30
Today is a day for Great Chess. Both problems use positions from Kasparov’s games, namely games number 61 and number 223 from the Kasparov’s games collection.
Problem 1 – Checkmate with a pawn. Sorry the position for Problem 1 was given incorrectly. We will repeat this problem during playoff on Sunday 10:00 CET. The licenses you bought to play in the tournament will remain valid.
Problem 2 – Checkmate possible in 29th move. The prize will be US$ 50, as the task is simple and easy. For the checkmate in 34th move, forced checkmate in 7 moves, or a beautiful game we have the prize of US$ 300 because it is worth discovering a game that reflects both styles: the Kasparov’s concert style and the Korchnoi’s glutton style. In the shown position Kasparov moved 21.Sg5, probably instinctively and without a well-designed plan… and he lost. So at Goldchess, if you want to win you have to play in a different way.
Let’s see the solutions. Only one so far. Checkmate in 32, that’s not what we meant. Another one, checkmate in 35, forced in 6, not what was required. The rest of players – time out: the third one: checkmate in 33 and forth solution: checkmate in 30. A modest distinction for the solution number 2, checkmate in 35, forced in 6 authored by Alex Nurijanyan. Nobody has discovered the Korchnoi’s style.
Feel invited on Sunday to solve the Problem no. 1.
2017-07-28
Non 29 – the Kasparov show
In the Non Stop Tournament, we continued solving problems starting from positions from Kasparov’s games.
Problem 1: Kasparov vs. Anikaev. A checkmate in 40 moves.
Today we continued after a break. Probably the time was unsuitable, as there were very few participants, and nobody sent in a correct solution. And the brilliant players were missing. :)
Dear Players. Problem 2 was a beautiful game. We could admire CEEC, as our little educational computer managed to play exactly in Korchnoi’s style. But Kasparov played in… Kasparov’s style. And the result was 1:0. :)
Here, however, no solutions were submitted at all. The players did not manage to handle Korchnoi’s style. :)
Join us on Thursday. We will be back with the Tournament starting at 5:00 p.m. CET.
2017-07-13
Non28 –
A Kasparov show, as announced. Position from world master's game. Just keep the style and win. We start from the same position in both problems.
Problem 1 - it is easy to win while keeping the queens, therefore our Problem provides for the exchange of queens. 10 solutions but none of them complying with the requirement. Everybody preferred to keep their queens. So we distinguish the nicest solution, by GM Gianni.
Problem 2. Checkmate with a pawn, Goldchess classic. Here the response is a modest one. Only two solutions received. We distinguisch the faster one. Checkmate 33. Armenian Yeghiazaryan
Poland – Armenia 1:1 :)
The next Non 29 tournament on 27 or 29 of July. Holidays. :)
See you when we come back.
2017-07-08
2017-07-06
Non 27 description
Today we had some fun, the games were easy.
Problem 1.
The winner was Armenak Yeghiazaryan from Armenia, who submitted in 1 minute 52 seconds a correct solution identical with the author’s one.
The second solution was submitted by Paweł Weichhold 2 minutes later. Both players were so overwhelmed that they mated with the queen on h8. And the checkmate was possible already on the h7 square.
Problem 2. Opening position from the Aronian-Giri game, a checkmate with two queens. Only one solution was submitted. It wasn’t the one proposed by the author, so it received only a modest distinction. Then we waited for other solutions. There are three author’s.
1. Manukyan,
2. Łukasz Luba,
3. Armenak 13.31 – time out.
Join us on Thursday the 13th for the last edition of the Non tournament before a break. We will have a surprise for you.
Thank you
2017-06-29
Non26. Description
Problem 1. Only five moves to luck!
There is a lucky guy! Paweł Weichhold. Not author's solution, but a nice one. Second one, GM Gianni, only two seconds behind!
The same solution, only one-last move is different. Therefore Paweł is the winner, GM gets a distinction and a consolation prize of US$ 50. Congratulations!
Problem 2: We play until we get a proper solution. Today we continue with the problem that has not been solved during previous editions. Position after 16 moves and then after 22 moves.
Now we add 4 more moves and the players have the position after 26 moves. Piece of cake. And by the way, why all the players insisted on playing 25.Nd4 and not 25.f5 and 26Nf4 as in the position that is currently presented? Not even one player from the brilliant participants of Non25 has not discovered this variant? Very obvious, in our opinion. All right, let’s look for a correct solution.
Alex Nurijanyan is the first. 4 minutes 27 seconds. An interesting solution but not meeting the requirements. You were to win and sacrifice a queen. Who else will send in his or her solution? Nobody? Then Alex gets a distinction and a consolation prize of US$ 50.
Congratulations and let’s meet on Thursday. New tasks, news challenges.
2017-06-22
Non25-description
Today all the players have failed to meet the challenge.
Nobody has sent in a correct solution for Problem no. 1, from the position after 16 moves. Nobody has managed to solve the Problem no. 2 after 22 moves, either. For Problem no. 2 five chess players have sent the same solution, but no solution has complied with the set requirements. Therefore nobody has won the prize. There is one exception, though. Sargis Manukyan gets a distinction for his solution of the Problem no. 1.
We invite you to participate in the tournament next week.
2017-06-15
Surprise in Non25:
In this edition we teach and show how to play in Goldchess. The task is to checkmate in 35th move after winning and sacrificing the queen. The positions comes from a game played by Indian chess players Shete vs. Bajerani during the World Junior Chess Championship in 2014. Original position after 10 moves. In Goldchess problem no. 1 we show the position after 16 moves. We have shown 6 moves leading to the solution, to make it easier. US$ 250 prize to win.
If nobody solves the problem properly, there will be an opportunity to continue the same as Problem no. 2. We have added 6 more moves so the position will be after 22 moves. Here you can almost see the solution. The prize comes down to US$ 150.
If any of the participants solves the Problem no. 1, the prize for solving Problem no. 2 shall be decreased to a symbolic amount of US$ 50, available of course to any participant except the winner of the Problem no. 1
Feel invited.
2017-06-08
Non23 description:
Welcome!
Problem no. 1 - First and correct solution, checkmate with a knight. Time: 2.41. GM Gianni, full prize.
Problem no. 2 - No author's solution. Only the sixth solution complied with requisites: checkmate in 30th move winning a queen. Krysitan Jacek is the winner. Checkmate in 29 moves sent in by two players deserve distinction: GM Jasto and Łukasz Luba.
That's all, folks. See you next Thursday.
Gteam
2017-06-04
Non22-play off
Play-off always takes 3 days, from Sunday till Wednesday. We invite
2017-06-01
Non22
This was the easiest way to win US$ 500 in the whole history of Non tournament. The US$ 500 prize for the solution of two problems combined: victory in 25th move and checkmate in 25thmove, both with sacrificing a rook and winning a queen. Nobody has sent in 2 solutions, nobody has sent even one correct solution. Therefore we announce a play-off on Sunday at 10.00 a.m. CET. The award will be only US$ 150 for both solutions together. Why only US$ 150? Because now the participants have 3 days for solving. The first one to send in both solutions shall be the winner.
Gteam
2017-05-25
Non21 Report
Today we continue with the unsolved problem from the previous edition. This time we have extended it into 2 problems: First: from the same position victory in 25 moves; Second: checkmate in 25 moves. Both problems have the same condition: you have to sacrifice a rook and win a queen.
One task – US$ 150 prize. But…Attention! For the solution of both problems sent in by a one player the prize will increase up to US$ 400!
The problems are witty and ingenious, and they differ by the first move.
Let’s have a look what has been sent.
No one sent two solutions. Nobody did the author's solution. Nobody sacrificed the rook.
Winners- GM Jasto-victory, Lukasz Luba-mate.
Congratulations, we invite on next Thursday
2017-05-20
"Ranks and titles lose their power at Goldchess. All are equal and have equal chances"
Stress less with Goldchess
Chess is a beautiful game, but chess tournaments mean strong emotions and… plenty of stress. Or rather they did until Goldchess was invented.
Our tournaments are stress-free. If you don’t win in your first attempt playing in accordance with the Organizer’s guidelines, don’t worry. You can try again starting from the initial position.If you don’t win within the time limit set for a given game, that’s not a problem, either. You can win next time.You haven’t won, that’s true. But you haven’t lost, either, and we will never let you experience a taste of defeat.We guarantee full psychological comfort.
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2017-05-18
2017-05-11
Non19
Rapid tournament. 2 problems to be solved starting from the same position. Time for solving: 4 minuts and 5 minutes respectively. First: victory in 23rd move. Remember that CEEC, our chessplaying computer has to display: resign.
Second: victory in 25th move, taking a queen.
Problem 1: We have the first solution. Polish Grandmaster Gianni. It's not like author's solution but accomplished in 23 moves. Time: 2.25!
Second solution - more than 9 minutes. Timeout.
For Problem 2 we have three solutions. First V23 with the queen taken. GM Gianni. The sceond one - checkmate in 24th move - that's missing the point. Another one also checkmate in 24th move. There is nothing more.
Mayby it was too fast? We will give more time for solutions during the next Edition.
Feel invited to participate in Non20. May 18, 17:00 hrs CET.
2017-05-06
2017-04-27
2017-04-24
2017-04-20
2017-04-13
Non 15 Report
Task 1.
First solution by Lukasz Luba, m20. Unfortunately, the topic unfulfilled, instruction was to find v17, morever, from this position on there is m18! Second solution in order by GM Gianni, time 2.33, exactly author's solution, and it wins! congrats to the Polish GM! No more search.
Task 4.Here involving a queen sac, Tal's trick, did someone make it to solve? If not, play off is waiting.
Let's check. So far I only see 2 solutions. First time, Armenak 2.15., m22, but without queen sac. Second, 4.11, Lukasz Luba, m27, but also without queen sac. Let's keep waiting. Here the time for solution is 8 minutes. Twice as long as in the first one. We remind, that the task's instruction was, m25, with a queen sac. Without sac we have in Goldchess in this task m21. Two extra solutions came in, after time, 8.44, Pawel Weichold, let's see. Unfortunately, the same solution as Lukasz Luba, time 13.20, unfortunately v21.
THERE WILL BE PLAY-OFF, Sunday 10.00 CET.
Feel invited!
Goldchess Team
2017-04-09
Non14-1, Play off
1. Łukasz Luba
2. Sargis Manukyan
see in -Winners
2017-04-06
2017-04-05
2017-04-01
2017-03-26
2017-03-18
Feel invited!
2017-03-13
2017-03-11
2017-03-11
2017-03-11
Bonus - free license - promo code for Non10 tournament received Alex Nurijanyan (as a player which did nothing)
2017-03-04
2017-03-03
Dear Players
In non8-4, play off, your task was to checkmate in the 27th move, with an exchange of 2 rooks for a bishop. You submitted your own variants, with a checkmate in the 25th move. One solution was a checkmate in the 24th move.
Nevertheless, none of them was awarded a prize, as the Goldchess author tested the solutions and shortened one of them to a checkmate in the 23rd move.
Therefore, it is the only non-author’s solution that would qualify for a prize.
The author’s solution and a test-checkmate in the 23rd move are presented in Winners-Non8-4.
author's solution
2017-02-25
Non Stop 8 – Report
Introduction
The Indian week. Here we had a dilemma. To keep the level of problems at its current level, or lower it to that of 5-year olds? We have naturally concluded, that India is a country with deep chess tradition with tremendous intellectual potential, and that Goldchess problems are definitely within the reach of chessplayers whose range goes from 1500 FIDE, even including some talented complete amateurs. Hence, there is no need to make a special, easier, edition.
Besides, the problems are composed based on the games of GM Vidit and GM Grover and the level of difficulty comes directly from the particulars of the positions. Of course, Tasks 4 and 5, $750 each, are more difficult according to our estimates, but with this sort of prize, they need to be so. Whether they actually were more difficult or not, however, will be decided by the players.
We only changed the awarding method.
1. We increased the prizes by raising, for this particular week, the prizes for non-author's solutions above the usual half-prize level.
2. In Non 8, 2-3 players will be rewarded. And so, if an amateur Indian player submits a solution first, and if a professional Indian player submits a solution as second in order, they both get the prizes, 1st and 2nd respectively. If, however, a non-Indian player submits the solution first, and then both an Indian amateur and Indian professional submit their solutions, a total of 3 prizes will be awarded.
Let's start the report!
Problem 1 - v39 was the requirement; Krystian Jacek clinches the task, v34 submitted and as first to that.
Problem 2 - no author's solution. Two solutions, m39, but only one fulfills the Qb5 conditios. GM Jasto takes it all. The most beautiful solution to the 8th edition. II prize-distinction, Sammed Shete, India
Problem 3 - requirement, m25. One non-author's solution, GM Zaven Andriasian from Armenia, but after the time limit. In this special situation, the famous Armenian GM does get a prize of $100 though.
Problem 4 - here the players totally mishandles the problem, nobody submitted any solutions. The requirement was m27 with the extra conditions that two rooks be sacrificed for a bishop. The best, m29, did not satisfy the extra condition. No prize.
Problem 5 - better situations here, required m42, two m41 solutions submitted. Three consolation distinction prizes for Maria Gevorgyan, Sargis Manukyan i Łukasz Luba.
Ladies and Gentlemen, sadness struck us. We organized an Indian week, we granted 50 licenses to the Indian players via our Patron Vidit, and… only one a correct solution, by Sammed Shete. Goldchess so far away... And so far away from Goldchess...
The heroes of the Indian week were... Polish players. Their solutions, games 2 - GM Jasto and 5 - Luke Luba, are the pearls of chess, and pearls of Goldchess.
congratulations
2017-02-22
2017-02-18
2017-02-11
2017-02-09
Licenses for the tournament Non Stop, No Limit - for all the games, and single, can be purchased in advance, at least one hour before the start of the tournament.
2017-02-04
2017-01-30
A short account of Non Stop 4 Tournament
We are impressed.Beautiful solutions, new, efficient, creative and brilliant players, GM Sahaj Grover from India and Levon Hambardzumyan from Armenia. Yet, the tournament was won by the old players.The new ones could not understand the meaning of victory.It is explained in multiple locations on our website, so it was not our fault.But let me provide some additional explanation.A victory is a win where the computer surrenders and displays a –resign- message after the last move of the white.A winning position is not enough.
To make things absolutely clear: it can happen that, let’s say, the computer surrenders one move before a checkmate to a player playing a variant other than the one required by the author, which is, for example, a checkmate in the 30th move.If that is the case, even though the checkmate is imminent, the computer has not been actually checkmated and the solution cannot be counted as a checkmate.A checkmate is a must.
Let me also remind you that as a maximum a half of the prize is awarded for solutions other than the author’s one.
Now, let’s discuss the fourth in this year edition of the Non Stop 4 Tournament.
Problem 1 - only four moves to make. No correct solution was provided.
Problem 2.
In the previous edition of the Tournament there were 3 problems to solve: capture the queen in the 20th move and, starting from that position, achieve a victory in the 29th move and a mate in the 33th move.Nobody managed to find out how to capture the queen in the 20th move, so today we’ve shown the solution and continued with the v29 and m33 problems.
v29 – Problem 2.
Sahaj was the first to submit a solution. Unfortunately, it was an incorrect one, a certain position with no –resign- message displayed.
Manukyan from Armenia submitted a solution as the second player. Nevertheless, it was an irrelevant one - a mate in the 29th move.But it was a good solution to Problem 3.
Only the third solution was correct. It was submitted by a brilliant player from Poland, Krystian Jacek, who is the winner.
Problem 3. A difficult choice amongst many nice solutions.However, only 2 of them fulfilled the prerequisite of capturing the queen in the 20th move.And it was so simple.Just 2 moves… The undisputable winner would be Łukasz Luba, as he had the best, unbelievable time of one minute and six seconds. But he captured the queen in the 21st move, so no prize could be awarded.The authors of the 2 solutions in which the queen was captured as required are the winners.
1. Krystian Jacek – the most beautiful game, a forcing mate in 8 moves.
2. GM Gianni – a mate with a knight in 32 moves.
An honorable mention went to Sargis Manukyan, who was the fifth player to submit a solution. His solution was the quickest one, with a mate in the 28th move, but he captured the queen only in the 26th move.
Problem 4-v27, a position from the Wojtaszek-Caruana game. Nobody managed to solve it.We received two incorrect solutions. But we would like to mention Levon Hambardzumyan, whose solution included a mate in the 29th move, last 5 moves are forced. A nice solution.
And the hit of the Non Stop Tournament - Problem No. 5.With a prize of $1,000 for a solution identical with the author’s one.Nobody submitted such a solution, but we chose two solutions and awarded prizes for their beauty. You must see them! Medal Winners-Non4-5.
As an exception, we would like to show also an unsolved author’s problem, as the two rewarded solutions impressedus very much and we would like to show that we can play chess, too.J
It’s amazing that nobody managed to solve Problem 1, which required only 4 moves.So, we leave the Problem available for solving. The person who is the first to submit a correct solution will be awarded the full price.New players can try to solve Problem 1 as well. Entry fee: $2.
Feel invited to play
Non4-4 Levon Hambardzumyan
2017-01-27
And in the Non Stop 4 Tournament on Saturday we are playing the games of the great masters. Task 4 - position from Wojtaszek - Caruana 2015 game, prize US$ 400 and task 5 - Capablanca - Bernstein 1911 game, with the prize worth of US$ 1000.
Feel invited to play.
2017-01-21
2017-01-07
2016-12-31
2016-12-31
2016-12-25
2016-12-17
2016-11-19
2016-11-14
Game 4 is the Tal's Corner.
Only author's solutions or brilliant original solutions are accepted. like this - GM Artur Jakubiec PL:
2016-11-08
Winners Non Stop 4 in -Winners (medal)
Non Stop 4 game 4 - Maria Gevorgyan Armenia - $500
2016-10-14
Non Stop top
Start 15-10-2016, 17.00 CET= 11 a.m. New York Time
Non Stop top 3, 4, 5 - an original solution is required
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2016-12-28
World Goldchess League 2019
*A prize pool of $ 45,000
No information yet.
2012-10-09
Nobody solved tasks 3, 4 and 5. Therefore, Gold5 is temporarily closed; instead we have prepared Gold0 where there is no license fee and the tasks are easier.
2012-09-01
The first task in Gold5 was cancelled due to technical problems.
The second one made gelu1001 the first Goldchess winner in Gold5; he also won the Chess Elite Game on the Chess Festival in Rewal in 2011.
The ceremony of awarding the $ 500 prize by the Grandmaster will be shown in a video.
Piotr has won the game one move earlier than the author.
Author's variant: mate in the 27th move and gelu1001's solution: mate in the 26th move, as well as the starting position, are enclosed.
2014-02-01
2013-10-25
Gold13 III Edition - from 31-08-2013 to 01-02-2014
$1000 - $3000 - $10 000 wait for the winner!
Player license - $50
You think you're strong in chess?
Win a move ealier than Goldchess 3 of 13 chess games and win $ 10 000!
2013-02-05
II Edition Gold13
$ 10 000 prize captured! Grosmaster&s time!
Player Grosmaster made a total of 2 parts, 5 and 6, / listed / and won above prize and the title Silver Brain Titan!
Congratulations!
2013-02-02
II Edition Gold13
13 games. Win a movement faster than the author.
Winning a game of chess-for one-$ 1000 for two - $ 10 000, for three - $ 100 000!
2012-11-17
11th task has been resolved a second time. Player Pepe 11N did it one move faster than the the author.
He won $1000 and the title of Bronze Brain Titan. Task has been replaced. Here's the player's solution .
2012-10-02
Sensation in Gold13!
$ 10 000 in Goldchess!
gelu1001 is the player who solved two tasks, the 8th and 11th, one move earlier than the author did, and sent both the solutions in one mail. Thus, he complied with the provisions of Gold13 Terms and Conditions and won $ 10 000!!!
Congratulations!
All in all, 6 games have been solved in Gold13. 2 of the above together and 4 one by one. The players have won $ 14 000! It is a huge success.
The tasks were exchanged for new ones; there still is a full set of 13 games, and the main prize of $ 100 000 for solving 3 tasks and sending their solutions together is still waiting for the winner.
Ps. Statistics. Definitely the tasks of even number resist, and... no. 13, since 2, 4, 6, 10, 12, 9 and 13 have remained from among the previous tasks. Will the new exchanged tasks of odd number (1, 3, 5, 7, 11) and even 8 be an equally easy prey for other players? Immediate future will tell.
In attachment-Files there are games 8 and 11. Position, author’s game, player’s solution.
2012-09-26
And again, our player gelu1001 won the task one move faster than author and won the prize.
Author's variant, gelu1001's solution, as well as the starting position, are enclosed.
2012-09-24
We have another win in our Gold13 game! Our player gelu1001 won the task 1 one move faster than author in the brilliant style.
Author's variant, gelu1001's solution, as well as the starting position, are enclosed.
2012-09-18
We have first win in our Gold13 game! Player of International Chess Festival Rewal - gelu1001, have resolved Task 5, one move faster than author and won 1000$. This task was replaced and still 13 tasks waiting to be resolved one move faster than author.
Author's variant: mate in the 22th move and gelu1001's solution: mate in the 21st move, as well as the starting position, are enclosed.
No information yet.
2012-09-18
Currently, the players can play Genius1 test game. Play like Capablanca and become fond of CEEC determination of defense!
This game can normally be won in 49th move. Yet, you will be given the title of Goldchess Genius only for the second solution. Find the continuation with a brilliant Capablanca-style move and force CEEC to surrender in the 55th move-mate.
Title - Silver Genius
2014-05-03
The game is over
Through 40 weeks nobody did our task
Prize - $500 - nobody won
2014-04-26
Last week the game
Best3 currently on – 39 weeks nobody solved task
Prize $500!
2014-01-04
Anand - Carlsen match replay.
In this year on the website Goldchess.com in The Best game, we’ll Anand - Carlsen match-replay. With us - all chess games are won! Without draw. And all Carlsen wins! Except for one.
For solace, for the former world champion, we show that a chess game IX is very easy to win with our computer of / CEEC is not Carlsen :) / both, after 28.Bf1 and 28.Nf1.
See for yourself.
2013-07-13
Best1 No one has done the task.
Best2-This week the same 2 tasks.
Prize $100
Winner Grosmaster
2013-07-06
Round XIV
Nobody expected that!
Carlsen - Svidler: 0-1. Carlsen loses the second game playing white! Incredible. Until recently, among Grandmasters there was a recipe for winning tournaments: win as white and draw as black. Here the world turned upside-down.
But…Ivanchuk - Kramnik: 1-0
Carlsen is first. We have the pretender.
Let's show Carlsen how easily his 14th game could have been won.
Mate in 26
As white Carlsen earned 3.5 point, as black he earned as many as 5!
What will Anand's strategy be? Win as black, draw as white.
However, with Carlsen it won't be so easy...
Winner - Grosmaster
2013-06-29
Round XIII
Phew! Radjabow - Carlsen: 0-1
Kramnik draws with Gelfand. Equally. Speculations are running rampant. Who's going to be the pretender???
A strong and brilliantly played game by Carlsen. It's hard to win it, even with CEEC. But try.
Victory in 43 and mate 41
Winner - Gelu, Poland
2013-06-22
Part 4 - Round 12
Sadness. Carlsen - Ivanchuk: 0-1
You need to fix it. :)
In Goldchess: mate in 36.
Goldchess supports Carlsen, but here we have 2 rounds until the end, and... Kramnik is first with a half-point advantage. What's going to happen?
Winner Grosmaster title - Brain Titan the game - The Best
2013-06-15
Game of Round XI
Grischuk - Carlsen: draw in 24.
Fun-Goldchess
You need to find a weak point. Here from the position found by Goldchess CEEC lets you beat it like a child.
2013-06-08
Game of Round X
Carlsen-Gelfand 1-0, in the original - victory in 48 move
Amazing party. In Goldchess, checkmate at 22
2013-06-01
Now game of Round IX - difficult
$200 + Title – Iron Man of Goldchess
Kramnik-Carlsen – draw
In Goldchess - Kramnik's victory in the 28! And mat in 31, forceful in 5
Winner – Grosmaster-featured game
2013-05-25
Round VIII - resolved
Winner Grosmaster - see
2013-05-22
14 rounds Carlsen! Each at $200! Part III
Currently, from 25-05-2013 - four games of Rounds VIII, IX, X, XI
4 x $200 ! - Player license - $20
Original game of Round VIII
2013-05-21
VII Round - Task 7
Task copyright is not resolved, but Grosmaster sent an ingenious solution and won.
see
2013-05-11
ROUND VI-Gelu is the winner.
He sent his solution 2 minutes before Grosmaster which was solved one move faster than the author’s one.
2013-05-05
11-05-2013 VI round
This is going to be hard to win white. But, nothing is impossible.
Mate in 30!
Prize $200
Original game - Swidler-Carlsen 0-1
2013-05-04
NO ONE WOULD MAKE THE TASK of I and IV ROUND!
Round V
Ivanchuk-Carlsen, draw.
Turn Silver into Gold.
Victory in the 29 + clear all figures black and give a mate in 40.
Prize $200 /$100+$100/
The original game of Round V
2013-05-04
Winner - Grosmaster. Here are his solutions. v29
2013-05-04
mate 40
2013-04-27
Round IV
This task was at Gold0 as forceful mat at 6, in 32-nd move.
Here more difficult. J
Carlsen won with Grischuk in 37 motion.
Be faster.
The task - to get all the black figures and give mate in 28 move.
Prize $200
The original game of Round IV
2013-04-20
On Saturday 20-04-2013 - Third Round.
Carlsen, playing black beat former challenger Gelfand.
Change defeat to victory.
2 tasks.
Mate in 34 or less, plus a mat forceful in a six moves, in a 37 movement.
Reward: $ 200
original game of III Round
2013-04-20
*The Best - 14 rounds Carlsen!
Currently, four games Round I, II, III
Awards - 3x$200. License player - $ 20
All games play white
Sensation in the Third Round!
Player Grosmaster made mate forceful at 6, six moves faster than the author!
Title - Silver Brain Titan The Best
Let's see how he played, from the position after 19 moves
2013-04-13
2013-04-14
The second round and $ 200 won Gelu. We show the original solution goldchess.
2013-04-13
Nobody did the task of the Round I
Round II
Carlsen-Kramnik, a draw at 30
But, your opponent is not Kramnik, only CEEC.
2 tasks. In 9 Goldchess changed chess move.
Task 1-Victory in the 21 - item 1, after 8 moves.
Task 2-mat in 26 moves, position 2, after 18 moves / Goldchess here to facilitate shows 10 of his chess moves /
Prize $200
original game of II Round
2013-04-06
Round I
Aronian-Carlsen-draw.
Carlsen playing black builds an impregnable position. But can it win?
Of course. In a world of fun-Goldchess, anything is possible.
Play and win.
Prize $200 Mate forceful at 5, in 32 move
original game of I Round
2013-04-05
The Best - 14 rounds Carlsen - Part II
Currently, from 27-04-2013 - four games of Rounds IV, V, VI, VII.
Awards - 4x $ 200 License player - $ 20
All games play white
2013-04-20
Game 1/11th
2013-02-16
Game 1/10th
2013-02-09
Game 1/9th
Currently playing a $ 50 prize, plus a title - Young Talented.
2013-02-02
Game 8 th
The same, eighth week. No one has done the job.
Currently playing a $ 50 prize, plus a title - Young Talented.
2013-01-26
Game 7th
The same, seventh week. No one has done the job.
Currently playing a $ 50 prize, plus a title - Young Talented.
2013-01-19
Game 6 th
The same, sixth week. No one has done the job.
Currently playing a $ 50 prize, plus a title - Young Talented.
2013-01-12
Game 5th
The same, fifth week. No one has done the job.
Currently playing a $ 50 prize, plus a title - Young Talented.
2013-01-05
Game 4th
The same, fourth week. No one has done the job.
Currently playing a $ 50 prize, plus a title - Young Talented.
2012-12-29
Game 3rd
The same, third week. No one has done the job.
Currently playing a $ 50 prize, plus a title - Young Talented.
2012-12-22
Game 2
No one has done the job.
Currently playing a $ 50 prize, plus a title - Young Talented.
2012-12-15
Currently playing a $ 30 prize, plus a title - Young Talented.
