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Lichess has resumed cooperation with US Chess after positive changes
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A weekend of team working, chess, and meeting the public for more chess
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Announcing our schedule for upcoming Titled Arenas!
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The long diagonal paves the way to White's king
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One year later, we look back at the 2025 Lichess meetup in Toronto, which saw an OTB tournament, work, and, of course, a whole lot of fun!
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Uzbekistan wins the open on 20/22 match points, with India taking the silver and Germany the bronze.
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Uzbekistan is in sole first on 16/18 match points, with India, Uzbekistan 2, and Armenia one point behind on 15/18; in the Women's, China is in sole first on 17/18 match points, with its closest rivals on 15/18 being India, Kazakhstan, and Mongolia.
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After defeating India, Uzbekistan is in the sole lead with 12/12 match points, with China and Armenia on 11/12.
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The top 10 seeds in both the Open and Women's, except for England in the Open and Georgia, Ukraine, and France in the Women's, remain steady on 6/6 match points.
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The 2026 Samarkand Olympiad promises to be a very exciting and memorable chess Olympiad.
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A pawn race ends in a classic promotion tactic
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Announcing our schedule for upcoming Streamer Arenas!
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Mobile updates, site updates, broadcasts, events, and more!
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Sunday, September 20th, 2026
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A queen sacrifice — with check!
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Announcing our schedule for upcoming Titled Arenas!
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A stunning three queens game
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Dragon Chilling won the FIDE World Team Blitz Chess Championship 2026, defeating Endgame.AI in a dominant final and achieving a double gold.
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After a topsy-turvy third day, Dragon Chilling won the FIDE World Team Rapid Chess Championship 2026 on tiebreaks, edging out Team MGD1 and Hexamind Chess Team, who shared first with Dragon Chilling on matchpoints.
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Five days of extremely exciting, world class speed chess!
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A very aggressive f5 in the Ruy Lopez
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Legendary Indian Grandmaster and five-time World Chess Champion Viswanathan Anand sat down for an interview with Lichess’ Director of Operations, Theo Wait, at the recently concluded FIDE Candidates Tournament.
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A rapid counterattack and sacrifice
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Announcing our schedule for upcoming Titled Arenas!
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GM Javokhir Sindarov, who finished the Open Candidates on 10/14, will face reignnig world champion GM Gukesh D in a match later this year, while GM Vaishali Rameshbabu, who finished the Women's Candidates on 8.5/14, will similary face reigning women's wor…
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GM Javokhir Sindarov is the 2026 World Championship Challenger after drawing GM Anish Giri, while the Women's remains wide open, with GM Bibisara Assaubayeva and GM Vaishali Rameshbabu in the joint lead and GM Zhu Jiner half a point behind.
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Take Take Take will use Lichess as the infrastructure of their new play zone, in a win for open source
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Variants, local play vs computer and more added!
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A $20,000 prize event open to all Lichess streamers’ teams