Is online gaming ruining chess? Players say it’s not quite as black and white as that
The lockdown, combined with the runaway success of Netflix show The Queen’s Gambit, has seen a surge in the number of people playing chess online. Jemma Robinson asks what this means for traditional chess clubs
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