Your chess practice.
A quick warm-up
YOUR PRACTICE CLUB · FREE BETA
Your next good move.
Your coach’s plan is ready below. One useful idea is enough for today.
A LITTLE ROOM TO EXPERIMENTNO CLOCK. NO PRESSURE.
Practice a game.
You play White. Take your time; takebacks are available.
White to move
Read the position in text
White: pawn a2, pawn b2, pawn c2, pawn d2, pawn e2, pawn f2, pawn g2, pawn h2, rook a1, knight b1, bishop c1, queen d1, king e1, bishop f1, knight g1, rook h1.
Black: rook a8, knight b8, bishop c8, queen d8, king e8, bishop f8, knight g8, rook h8, pawn a7, pawn b7, pawn c7, pawn d7, pawn e7, pawn f7, pawn g7, pawn h7.
Move entry accepts standard notation or the start and destination squares. Add q, r, b, or n for promotion, such as e7e8n.
White to move
Select a piece and a destination, or type a move. Use arrow keys on the board and Enter to select.
YOUR MOVES
Your story starts with the first move.
Chess pieces by Colin M. L. Burnett, GPL v2 or later · Rules powered by chess.js