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Kit Chenware, 1650, Mediator: 1.e4 with White, Queen's Gambit Declined against 1.d4, and no lean toward any style. Play him.
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The Stafford Gambit Mate: Black offers the queen, and taking it is the mistake. Watch the white king get caught in the centre.
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A 2250 bot that defends hard, trades down and still leans sharp. Paul A. Reid answers 1.e4 with the Najdorf. Fancy a game?
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Commentated recap: 33.Bc6 and 35.Bc6 cost White, Black won. Norwegian Team League Eliteserien 2026/27, Round 1.
Source: lichess.org/broadcast/norweg…
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Zane Drift, 2900. 1.e4 with White, Sicilian or Indian systems with Black, strongly sharp, leans unprepared. Your move.
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Mate Hunt: king and rook against a lone king, mate before the clock passes the medal time. Gold on this one is 13.0 seconds. Beat it.
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41.a3 and Black takes over. A community game against Paolo Pawnte, a bot rated 1812. Your move.
Played by XavierAscends, shared in our Discord.
Play Paolo Pawnte yourself on Chessiverse.
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Born in Wenzhou in 1992. Open world champion in 2023. Your own next game starts with a bot at your rating.
Source: Wikipedia: Ding Liren
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Nikaru Hakamura: 2325, Hunter, 1.d4 only. Strongly aggressive, strongly simplifying, leans solid. Pick your colour.
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Karri Gasparov, 2900: 1.e4 only with White, strongly defensive, strongly complicating, and happy to make it sharp. Play him here.
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Black to play. Every Chessiverse puzzle has three-step hints: a nudge, a bigger nudge, then the answer. Try it without them first.
Solution: Qxe1#
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582 openings you can practise against a bot that follows the book. This is one of them, three moves each. Name it.
Answer: Winawer French (C15) — 1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.Nc3 Bb4
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White to play. Stuck? Chessiverse puzzles give you a hint, then a second hint, before they hand over the answer.
Solution: Nc7#
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White to play. One move, two slides: find it on the first, check it on the second.
Solution: Qxg7#
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Practise 1.d4 against a bot that follows the book. 20 bots play the Queen's Pawn Game, each with its own rating and style.
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Passed pawn: no enemy pawn ahead of it on its own file or either neighbouring file. Only pieces can stop it queening.
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Milo Cadence, 1400: opens 1.e3 in 80% of his White games, answers 1.e4 with the Tartakower Caro-Kann and 1.d4 with the Budapest Gambit. Defends hard, trades often.
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Chessiverse bots have ratings, styles and blunders of their own. Ivan Drawikov, rated 1880, played 23.cxd4 and hung the rook.
Rated 1880 — and he still hung the rook. Would a human at this rating?
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White to play in this endgame. Every Chessiverse puzzle has three-step hints, so you can ask for a nudge before the answer.
Solution: Qb4#
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A bot never asks if you are still there. Take ten minutes on one move. Reason 6 of 101.
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