Because Chess involves a lot of mental strain, they maintain their serious attitude for the games only, and relax and calm down when not involved so to rest their minds.
Similarly to other sports, players will remain casual and even friendly with other players, keeping the game attitude for the game, because they are only opponents on the field or on the table, not in real life.
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The word 'chess' is a singular, uncountable noun. Units of chess are expressed as games of chess tournaments of chess.
The arbiter controls the chess game in tournaments.
There are many different types of tournaments. Tournaments can be involved with sports. Tournaments can also be involved with games, such as chess or cards. Tournaments can also be academic.
Yes.
Benny Andersson has written: 'Chess' -- subject(s): Chess, Drama, Librettos, Musicals, Tournaments
First you have to aqquiere a membership.You can do it online or ask your coach on your school chess club.And the you just have to apply for tournaments.
V. Dvorkovich has written: 'Spravochnik shakhmatista' -- subject(s): Chess, Chess players, Records, Tournaments
At most tournaments you are not allowed to "do over" during a chess game. Most tournaments will enforce a rule that when a piece is lifted from the board, this piece must be moved. Of course you can agree on a "do over" with your opponent on some online chess websites or in real life games where the tournament rules or the game allow it.
It could be, but at straightupchess.com the vertical board can be used to display a chess set and to play a casual game of chess on the wall mounted chess board.
Gino Di Felice has written: 'Chess Results, 1921-1930' 'Chess Results, 1931-1935' 'Chess results, 1901-1930' -- subject(s): Chess, Records, Tournaments 'Chess periodicals' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Chess
Samuel Reshevsky has written: 'Reshevsky on the Fischer-Spassky games for the world championship of chess' -- subject(s): Chess, Tournaments, 1972 'Best Games of Chess' 'How chess games are won' -- subject(s): Chess 'Art of Positional Play (Chess)' 'Reshevsky's best games of chess' -- subject(s): Chess