
A chess set as a gift? Better than you think
It's not always easy to find a gift that's both personal, lasting and meaningful. Either it's practical. Or decorative. Or something that needs to be exchanged anyway. But what if you gave somethin...
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The match of the century: When chess came to Reykjavik in 1972
Chess has had its moments in the spotlight. But nothing, absolutely nothing, like the summer of 1972 in Reykjavik. Two men, one board – and the whole world watched. On one side: Boris Spassky. ...
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If you have played chess – even once – you have most likely used a Staunton set. This is the design you almost always come across: in tournaments, in clubs, in cafes, in school chess, in the living...
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Why the right chess set can make a difference
You can play chess with plastic pieces on a checkered cardboard board. That doesn't change the rules. But it changes almost everything else. Chess is a game that takes place in the head – but it is...
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Chess and screen time – why one should replace the other
There is often talk about reducing screen time. It is not difficult to understand why. In homes all over the world, children and adults are hunched over phones, tablets and laptops. The hours pass ...
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A good chess set is not about decoration and prestige – but about materials, proportions and playing pleasure. Here are our tips on what makes the difference.
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The history of chess – from India to your living room
Chess is not just a game. It is a story that has traveled across borders and millennia – and which still fascinates us today.
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How to care for your solid wood chess set
A good chess set can last for generations. But only if you take care of it. Here are some simple tips on how to maintain your chess set.
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Why children should learn to play chess
There are many good reasons why children should be introduced to chess. Here are some of the most important ones.
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