The Opening: Daily Chess News from First Look Chess
First Look Chess 23 episodes Nov 10, 2026
The Opening is a daily chess news podcast that delivers the day's most important stories in about five minutes, focused on American chess. It is the audio edition of the First Look Chess newsletter, aimed at players, organizers, coaches and serious fans. Each episode covers the top five stories, including the Olympiad and world championship cycle, US Championships and other national events, rating milestones and norms, federation news and the business of chess. Facts are checked against sources before being read, and the full edition with links, games and downloadable PGNs is available to subscribers at firstlookchess.com. The show is read by a synthetic voice, powered by AI but guided by human expertise.
Episodes
The Opening, Nov 10: US Chess opens nominations for its Executive Board
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In this episode:
US Chess will elect four at-large Executive Board members in 2027 for terms running to 2031, and Monday's announcement opens nominations: a petition signed by at least 50 voting-eligible members, among them 15 or more delegates from at least f
The Opening, Nov 9: Hikaru Nakamura takes another Bullet Brawl title
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In this episode:
Hikaru Nakamura won his 73rd Bullet Brawl title on Saturday, scoring 165 points in a 225-player arena to finish 12 ahead of 17-year-old Turkish GM Ediz Gurel, who had led for most of the two hours, with Parham Maghsoodloo third on 141 and Faus
The Opening, Nov 8: Josh Smith takes a game from Dubov
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In this episode:
Josh Smith, the 49-year-old Arizona businessman who plays bullet as "BulletGrandpa," won game 28 of Saturday's 100-game match against Daniil Dubov, so the grandmaster's 99-1 finish paid him $10,000 rather than the $20,000 promised for a clean
The Opening, Nov 7: Jay Rockefeller, sponsor of National Chess Day, dies
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In this episode:
John D. "Jay" Rockefeller IV, the former West Virginia senator who sponsored the 2010 Senate resolution that made National Chess Day official and the father of US Chess Vice President John Rockefeller V, died Friday at 89, US Chess reports.
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The Opening, Nov 6: Liam Putnam draws Sonis at the SPICE Cup
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In this episode:
GM Liam Putnam (FIDE 2495), No. 7 on the US Chess Under 21 list, drew Italian GM Francesco Sonis (2547) in round three of the 20th SPICE Cup in Bellevue, where 25 Americans are on the relay, and Siddharth Singh (FIDE 2425), No. 2 on the Under
The Opening, Nov 5: US Chess membership sets a new record
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In this episode:
US Chess membership stood at 118,303 on October 31, which the federation calls a new all-time high: an increase of 2,184 over September that passes the March 2024 record of 117,716.
Ding Liren is out of the Chinese Rapid Championship in Shaoxi
The Opening, Nov 4: Firouzja wins Titled Tuesday over Caruana
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In this episode:
Alireza Firouzja beat Fabiano Caruana in the last round of Titled Tuesday to take the event ahead of Hikaru Nakamura, Hans Niemann and Caruana, as chess.com confirmed the first eight qualifiers for Speed Chess Championship XI — a $250,000, 16-
The Opening, Nov 3: US Chess awards Women’s Program grants
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In this episode:
US Chess has awarded 23 Women's Program grants for 2026-27, the same count as a year ago, to nonprofit affiliates running programs for women and girls, with the money again coming from the Saint Louis Chess Club.
Fabiano Caruana said on the C-
The Opening, Nov 2: Shankland unbeaten at the Mechanics’ Institute blitz
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In this episode:
Anaiy Somalwar, rated 2051 on the relay, beat GM Patrick Wolff (2528) in round seven of the 2026 November FIDE Blitz at the Mechanics' Institute. GM Sam Shankland, No. 12 on the US Chess Overall list, finished the day unbeaten; his only draw w
The Opening, Nov 1: Alice Lee on the November FIDE list
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In this episode:
The November FIDE rating list makes IM Alice Lee the US women's No. 1 at 2474, world No. 14, after her second place in the U.S. Women's Championship, while champion WIM Rachael Li gained 50 points to 2430 and world No. 31, Carissa Yip lost 31
The Opening, Oct 31: Rooks and Roots expands to Texas and online
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In this episode:
Rooks and Roots, the girls' math-and-chess nonprofit co-founded by WGM Iris Mou and Lisa Sun, used a US Chess Women's Grant this year to stage a free festival for 60 girls in New York City and has since added chapters in Texas and online, US C
The Opening, Oct 30: Javokhir Sindarov wins Clutch Chess in St. Louis
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In this episode:
Javokhir Sindarov won Clutch Chess: Champions Showdown in St. Louis on 20.5 points, overturning a 2½-point deficit on the final day with three wins and three draws — among them a King's Indian against Hikaru Nakamura that chess.com calls the g
The Opening, Oct 29: Praggnanandhaa goes from last to first
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In this episode:
Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu went from last to first at Clutch Chess: Champions Showdown in St. Louis, scoring 9 of the 12 points on offer on day two — two wins over Hikaru Nakamura and one each over Javokhir Sindarov and Fabiano Caruana — to lea
The Opening, Oct 28: Hikaru Nakamura leads Clutch Chess after day one
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In this episode:
Hikaru Nakamura leads Clutch Chess: Champions Showdown in St. Louis after day one on 4/6, half a point ahead of Javokhir Sindarov on 3.5, with Fabiano Caruana on 2.5 and Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu on 2, after beating Caruana and Praggnanandhaa
The Opening, Oct 27: Timur Turlov unveils a new FIDE structure
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In this episode:
FIDE President Timur Turlov unveiled a new organizational structure for the federation on Monday — a Governance Secretariat to serve the Council and commissions, a President's Office under Adil Kozhikhov, an Advisory Board chaired by Kazakh GM
The Opening, Oct 26: Andrew Tang shares first at Eastern Chess Congress
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In this episode:
GM Andrew Tang, No. 21 on the US Chess overall list, shared first in the Premier section of the 30th Annual Eastern Chess Congress in Princeton, New Jersey, on 4.5 points with Jianchao Zhou and Viktor Matviishen, in a 432-player event that led
The Opening, Oct 25: Hikaru Nakamura takes a seventh straight Bullet Brawl
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In this episode:
Hikaru Nakamura won Bullet Brawl for a seventh consecutive Saturday, scoring 178 points to finish ahead of 218 titled players after a 23-game winning streak early in the arena — his 72nd win in the event by chess.com's count — while runner-up
The Opening, Oct 24: Lichess ends its boycott of US Chess
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In this episode:
Lichess has ended its 2023 boycott of US Chess and will resume official broadcasts of the federation's events, saying the changes it wanted have been made — the confirmation of the resumption reported here Thursday from an r/chess post — as Ro
The Opening, Oct 23: Wesley So takes the national title
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In this episode:
Wesley So is U.S. Champion for a fourth time, beating Fabiano Caruana 1.5-0.5 in Thursday's rapid playoff in St. Louis — a draw with Black, then a win in 33 moves after Caruana's gambit misfired — to take the title and $56,000 one day after hi
The Opening, Oct 22: Rachael Li is US Women’s Champion
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In this episode:
Rachael Li, 16, is U.S. Women's Champion in her debut, drawing Anna Zatonskih in round 11 to finish on 8½/11, half a point ahead of Alice Lee, who beat Anna Sargsyan with Black on demand; Irina Krush beat Tatev Abrahamyan for sole third, and L
The Opening, Oct 21: Wesley So a draw from a fourth title
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In this episode:
Wesley So drew Hans Niemann in under an hour in round 10 of the U.S. Championship and leads on 7/10, a full point clear of Fabiano Caruana and Grigoriy Oparin, who also drew; a draw against Sam Sevian on Wednesday gives him clear first and a f
The Opening, Oct 20: Rachael Li beats Nazi Paikidze to lead
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In this episode:
Rachael Li, 16, beat Nazi Paikidze in round nine to lead the U.S. Women's Championship alone on 7/9, a full point clear of Irina Krush and Alice Lee, and has secured her first IM norm with two rounds to spare, chess.com reports; Krush beat Lee
The Opening, Oct 19: Favorites keep winning at the European Club Cup
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In this episode:
The favorites kept winning in round two of the European Club Cup in Budva: Wei Yi, Arjun Erigaisi and Richard Rapport moved to 2/2, top seed Bayegan Pendik beat Crvena Zvezda 5-1 even though Temur Kuybokarov took down its leader Amin Tabatabae
The Opening, Oct 18: Wesley So beats Andy Woodward to lead alone
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In this episode:
Wesley So beat Andy Woodward in a pawn endgame in round eight of the U.S. Championship and leads alone on 6/8, a full point clear of Fabiano Caruana, who has White against him when play resumes Monday after the rest day; Sam Shankland beat Han
The Opening, Oct 17: Wesley So leads alone after beating Ray Robson
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In this episode:
Wesley So is the sole leader of the U.S. Championship on 5/7 after fighting back from a worse endgame to beat Ray Robson in round seven; Grigoriy Oparin beat Awonder Liang in 27 moves, Levon Aronian scored his first win of the event over Sam S
The Opening, Oct 16: Caruana and Liang join the leaders
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In this episode:
Fabiano Caruana beat Sam Shankland with Black and Awonder Liang beat Levon Aronian in round six of the U.S. Championship on Thursday, joining Wesley So and Andy Woodward in a four-way tie on 4/6; the other four games were drawn, and Caruana is
The Opening, Oct 15: Andy Woodward beats Fabiano Caruana
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In this episode:
Andy Woodward beat Fabiano Caruana with White in round five of the U.S. Championship and joins Wesley So in the lead on 3.5/5; Jeffery Xiong beat Levon Aronian with Black, Ray Robson beat Hans Niemann and Abhimanyu Mishra beat Sam Sevian in mo
The Opening, Oct 14: Caruana wins Titled Tuesday on rest day
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In this episode:
Fabiano Caruana won Titled Tuesday on the U.S. Championship's rest day, flagging Nihal Sarin in round ten and finishing on 9.5 points with Hikaru Nakamura second on nine after beating Nihal in the last round; play in Saint Louis resumes Wednes
The Opening, Oct 13: Caruana joins So in the championship lead
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In this episode:
Fabiano Caruana beat Ray Robson in a 77-move rook endgame in round four of the U.S. Championship to join Wesley So in the lead on 3/4. Jeffery Xiong beat co-leader Awonder Liang, and Hans Niemann and Grigoriy Oparin also won.
Alice Lee beat 13
The Opening, Oct 12: Shankland and Woodward win in round three
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In this episode:
Sam Shankland and Andy Woodward won the two decisive games of round three at the U.S. Championship, Shankland beating Jeffery Xiong and Woodward beating Ray Robson, while co-leaders Awonder Liang and Wesley So drew in 30 moves and stay level o
The Opening, Oct 11: Wesley So and Awonder Liang share the lead
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In this episode:
Wesley So and Awonder Liang won again in round two of the U.S. Championship to share the lead on 2/2 and meet each other on Sunday with Liang holding White; Fabiano Caruana beat his second, Grigoriy Oparin, in the last game to finish, after 73
The Opening, Oct 10: So, Liang and Xiong lead in Saint Louis
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In this episode:
Wesley So, Awonder Liang and Jeffery Xiong won the three decisive games of round one at the U.S. Championship in Saint Louis, So beating Sam Shankland in 80 moves on his 33rd birthday, Liang beating Hans Niemann and Xiong beating Sam Sevian; F
The Opening, Oct 9: Caruana and Yip defend titles in Saint Louis
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In this episode:
The U.S. Championship and U.S. Women's Championship begin today at the Saint Louis Chess Club with every member of both Olympiad teams in the fields: Fabiano Caruana, aiming for a fifth title in a row, and Carissa Yip, seeking a fourth in a ro
The Opening, Oct 8: Ukraine’s federation seeks treason case against Podolyak
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In this episode:
Ukraine's chess federation has asked the country's security service to open a treason case against Mykhailo Podolyak, the presidential adviser who became a FIDE vice president alongside former Russian sports minister Pavel Kolobkov, LIGA.net r
The Opening, Oct 7: Three Afghan Olympiad players held in Kabul
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In this episode:
FIDE is pursuing "very discreet diplomatic actions" for the three Afghan Olympiad players held under house arrest in Kabul, a source close to president Timur Turlov tells EL PAÍS, and Spain's sports minister has written to Turlov and the IOC a
The Opening, Oct 6: Hikaru Nakamura sets a blitz rating record
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In this episode:
Hikaru Nakamura's chess.com blitz rating has reached 3500, a record for the platform, RookReview reports; the previous mark of 3488 was his own, set last week.
Christopher Woojin Yoo, No. 3 on the US Chess Under 21 list, won the 43rd Annual Re
The Opening, Oct 5: Wesley So backs Pacquiao’s new federation
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In this episode:
Wesley So has given his "full support" to the National United Chess Federation of the Philippines, the new body chaired by Manny Pacquiao, in a statement released by NUCFP officials to Manila media.
Court records date Russia's suit against FID
The Opening, Oct 4: Awonder Liang wins the Seirawan Chess Championship again
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In this episode:
Awonder Liang won all 12 of his games to take the 2026 Seirawan Chess Championship for a second time, and Hikaru Nakamura's fourth straight Bullet Brawl set a record for wins in a single year.
Aditeya Das, born 2011, beat GM Steven Zierk in ro
The Opening, Oct 3: Ethan Guo and Aditeya Das win in Chicago
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In this episode:
Ethan Guo and Aditeya Das each beat an IM in round four of the Chicago Fall GM/IM Norm Invitational, Aiden Linyuan Li, born 2016, beat GM Brian Escalante Ramirez in the IM-norm group, and Das then lost to Artemii Khanbutaev in round five.
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The Opening, Oct 2: Artemii Khanbutaev beats Sam Schmakel in Chicago
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In this episode:
Artemii Khanbutaev, born 2012, beat IM Sam Schmakel in round three of the Chicago Fall GM/IM Norm Invitational 2026 after drawing GM Aleksey Sorokin, and is unbeaten through three rounds of the GM-norm group.
The October FIDE list counts 34,06
The Opening, Oct 1: Aditeya Das beats Sam Schmakel in Chicago
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In this episode:
Aditeya Das, born 2011, beat IM Sam Schmakel in the opening round of the Chicago Fall GM/IM Norm Invitational 2026, a US-soil norm event with American players in both its GM and IM groups.
The October FIDE list puts Alice Lee at the top of the
The Opening, Sept 30: Wesley So wins Titled Tuesday
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In this episode:
Wesley So won Tuesday's Titled Tuesday on 9.5/11, his first of 2026, after opening 7/7 and drawing his last three games while the boards around him also drew.
Three of the four Afghanistan-based players who traveled to the Samarkand Olympiad w
The Opening, Sept 29: Carissa Yip takes Olympiad board one silver
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In this episode:
US Chess's closing Olympiad report adds Carissa Yip's board-one silver to Alice Lee's board-two gold and Levon Aronian's board-four bronze. It also says Yip's 2601 performance missed a GM norm only because she met two grandmasters, one fewer t
The Opening, Sept 28: Team USA beats Turkiye and finishes fourth
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In this episode:
Team USA beat Turkiye 3-1 in the last round of the 46th Chess Olympiad and finished fourth. The top seeds tied with Azerbaijan, Armenia and Hungary on 17 match points, a point behind the silver and bronze medalists.
The US women beat Romania 3
The Opening, Sept 27: Team USA beats Greece at the Olympiad
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In this episode:
Team USA beat Greece 3-1 in round ten of the 46th Chess Olympiad, with wins from Levon Aronian and Awonder Liang, and enters the final round sixth on 15 match points against Turkiye, with Fabiano Caruana back to face Yagiz Kaan Erdogmus.
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The Opening, Sept 26: Uzbekistan beat Team USA in Samarkand
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In this episode:
Uzbekistan beat Team USA 2½-1½ in round nine of the 46th Chess Olympiad — Wesley So's win over Javokhir Sindarov was outweighed by losses for Fabiano Caruana and Hans Niemann — and the Americans drop to 11th on 13 match points with two rounds
The Opening, Sept 25: Team USA beats Serbia at the Chess Olympiad
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In this episode:
Team USA beat Serbia 3½-½ in round eight of the 46th Chess Olympiad — Fabiano Caruana, Hans Niemann and Awonder Liang all won — and sits sixth on 13 match points, one match point behind co-leaders Uzbekistan and Germany, with the hosts waiting
The Opening, Sept 24: Team USA draws Armenia at the Olympiad
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In this episode:
Team USA drew 2-2 with Armenia in round seven of the 46th Chess Olympiad — Awonder Liang won on board four, Wesley So lost a rook ending on board two — and sits 13th on 11 match points ahead of Thursday's match with Serbia on table four.
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The Opening, Sept 23: Team USA meets Armenia as the Olympiad resumes
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In this episode:
Team USA meets Armenia on table two when the Olympiad resumes Wednesday, with Levon Aronian not lined up against his former federation; the US women, without Alice Lee on FIDE's card, face Switzerland with Carissa Yip against Alexandra Kosteni
The Opening, Sept 22: Team USA splits its Olympiad matches
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In this episode:
Team USA split its round-six Olympiad matches on the eve of the rest day: the Open team beat Norway 2½-1½ on Hans Niemann's board-three win, while the women lost 1-3 to defending champions India.
Uzbekistan beat India 2½-1½ and leads the Olymp
The Opening, Sept 21: Germany hands the United States its first defeat
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In this episode:
The United States lost 1½–2½ to Germany in round five of the 46th Chess Olympiad, its first defeat of the event, and dropped to 11th on 8 match points and 13.5 game points; Awonder Liang returns on board four for Monday's match with Norway.
Th
The Opening, Sept 20: Team USA beats Ukraine at the Olympiad
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In this episode:
Team USA beat Ukraine 3½-½ in round four of the 46th Chess Olympiad and goes to table two against Germany on Sunday, with Levon Aronian winning chess.com's Game of the Day from a position he called "dead lost".
The US women lead the Women's Ol
The Opening, Sept 19: Team USA gets past Denmark in Samarkand
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In this episode:
Team USA needed two wins on the middle boards to get past 25th-seeded Denmark 2½–1½ in round three of the 46th Chess Olympiad: Wesley So (FIDE 2774) beat Jesper Thybo (2579) with a queen sacrifice chess.com called "a quick and beautiful win" a
The Opening, Sept 18: Team USA edges Mongolia in Samarkand
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In this episode:
Team USA edged Mongolia 2½–1½ in round two of the 46th Chess Olympiad: Fabiano Caruana (FIDE 2789) won his first game of the event on board one and Levon Aronian (2725) converted a narrow win, after Awonder Liang (2693) lost on board four to I
The Opening, Sept 17: Team USA opens the Olympiad in Samarkand
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In this episode:
Team USA opened the 46th Chess Olympiad with a 3½–½ win over Iraq, Fabiano Caruana rested and Wesley So (FIDE 2774) leading from board one, as Hans Niemann won his Olympiad debut in 23 moves and Levon Aronian was held to a draw by 2163-rated C
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