GChess

Saying Goodbye to GChess.com ♟️

It is with a heavy heart that we announce the closure of GChess, effective January 31st.

For the past 3 years, we've been honoured to support your chess journey with access to the best study resources and our unique search tools.

The website will be closed on 31st January. Current subscriptions will be automatically cancelled, and your account closed; no further action is required on your part. Please ensure that you download your saved game data and .pgn files now 💻

Chess.com and Chessable are offering a range of benefits to all current subscribers. Please contact Chess.com bjorn @ chess.com for information or support.

Before we go, our thanks to...

Our dedicated team for creating amazing content made by chess players, for chess players.

Our loyal subs who have supported our journey. We appreciate your support! 🧡

The broader chess community for sharing your love of the game.

While GChess may be closing its doors, your spirit of chess lives on. We encourage you to continue your journey with other resources and communities. Thank you for being part of our story 🧡

Team GChess & Harry the H Pawn ♟️

It's white to play and mate in 3 in our puzzle. The game was played by Capablanca in 1939.

Find the Fork! 🍴White to move 👇

Play like a British Champion! ♟️
Black to move and mate in 3 👇

Find the fork! 🍴♟️ White to move 👇

Welcome to # ♟️
White to move and mate in 3 👇

Wishing you a Happy New Year from Harry the H Pawn ♟️ and Team GChess!

Make a cup of tea and put your feet up because it's puzzle time ♟️🧩 White to move and mate in 7...

Stick a fork in White's king because they are DONE! 🙈 Black to move and mate in 4 👇

White's king can run, but there is no escape! Black to move and mate in 4 👇🔥

It's ♟️ Black's kingside is looking a little crowded, so let's blow it wide open... white to play and win! 👏

Black can mate in 6 in our puzzle! Look out for a discovered check 🧐