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1. Weekly Discussion & Tournament Thread Index - March 10, 2025 [Mod Applications Welcome]

   r/chess Weekly Discussion Thread

   You are welcome to ask here all kinds of chess-related questions that don't warrant their own post. You can also discuss or ask questions about upcoming tournaments that don't have their own thread yet.

   Moderation

   OPEN CALL for new moderators! Interested in: creating event posts, hosting AMAs, making sure only the finest queen sacrifice puzzles make the front page? Apply Now!

   Event Threads

   Interested in making threads for tournaments, but don't know where to start? Our Event Template page is a great way to get the basic layout.

   An alternative would be to start a subthread directly in the weekly thread.

   Announcements

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2. Lichess Team AMA

   Hello All!

   The Lichess team will be answering (almost) any question that you may have for us on Sunday 2nd March from 15:00-17:00 UTC or 10:00-12:00 EST. Feel free to get your questions in early, and we'll answer as many as possible. The answers to these questions will be provided by various people from the Lichess team.

   Answerer team:

   u/AAArmstark Broadcasts / Content u/boarquantile Development u/DoEletricPawnsDream Moderation / Development u/izzie26 General / Operations u/michael_lichess Moderation u/NatsoChess General / Moderation u/SergioGlorias Broadcasts

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3. Magnus Carlsen Stalemates GM Christopher Yoo

   submitted by /u/CoachFrikki [link] [comments]

4. Getting used to playing on a actual board rather than my phone/tablet

   I gotta get used to playing on an actual chessboard rather than my phone or tablet. I gotta be able to play with no help at all. submitted by /u/JSeino808 [link] [comments]

5. On March 10 2005, Kasparov played his last game before retirement in Linares

   submitted by /u/edwinkorir [link] [comments]

6. Had a bad day and took it out on Martin

   submitted by /u/corrosion04 [link] [comments]