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[H2] The best games of June, 2026, and the prizes
Hello ChessMood family, hello champions and future champions! Welcome to the "Best games of June, 2026" competition.Under this post, we invite you to post the best games that you will play this month (up to 5 games per person accepted).The Prize fund is 350K MoodCoins which is equal to 350$.  The 1st prize  - 150KThe 2nd prize - 100KThe 3rd prize-  50KThe 4th prize- 30kThe 5th prize- 20kGood luck with your games and keep the Right Mood! #ChessMood#Right Mood - Right MoveP. S.Here are the winners of May, 2026:Jayden FideJoseph Zaffarese Anis ChessAndrew Kamil ch
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Started as a Modern, continued as a KID.If black is not quick in finding counterplay on the kingside, white's attack arrives faster on the queenside https://www.chess.com/game/live/169574751328
https://lichess.org/gI6S2xH1/white
https://lichess.org/BTcVuYx5/blackA nice game with a queen and a knight sac
A nice attacking game in the Scotch, Classical, Potter Variation! I found a brilliant move and also another good sacrifice! I also missed an easier checkmate in two but overall I enjoyed this attack! https://www.chess.com/game/live/169622448488
I am weixinchess, I am going to share some of my games playing against the Sicilian with the Grand Prix Attack. Game 1: https://lichess.org/NncV5ar0I immediately goes f5 once Black castles short, and slowly building up pressure against the Black King. At the end, I spotted a Nh5+ double check with Queen and then mate idea, but my opponent went Kh8, but I still goes Nh5+ anyway! Game 2: https://lichess.org/4bs95js0My opponent didn't play …Nc6 in the first few moves, so I cannot go Bb5, and I decided to go with the f4-g3-Bg2 setup. During the game, I find a way to win an exchange and win the game. Game 3: https://lichess.org/buAau6JdMy opponent collapsed under pressure as I built up pressure against his pinned Rook.
https://www.chess.com/game/169716752480
https://www.chess.com/game/169720437964 another Caro Kahn victory
https://www.chess.com/game/live/169721827462 french victory
Don't try 1.b4 against me https://lichess.org/Eh9EVa8LJpe7Jobava attack crushes QGD a6 setup https://www.chess.com/game/live/170090075308?move=0 (even youtube video lol https://youtu.be/oLwaAHDhv08)
https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/169759877796/review?move=92 slowly building on advantage
https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/169581062356/review?move=50 nice game
Classic smothered mate. https://lichess.org/RPxu8U8v/white#1
https://www.chess.com/game/live/169923905200?move=0https://www.chess.com/game/live/169972017482?move=0A classical OTB game. I am embarrassed to admit I remembered 5.Nf3 from the ChessMood repertoire, but after that I was out of book.: https://share.chessbase.com/SharedGames/game/?p=qECYBDYZFXse8Cd9t9qPEvMTCSpQUzowjuls6I8jamw28YrzxACmBmXw89uS9lCk
A short bullet game, with the king drawn out and checkmated in the centre: https://www.chess.com/game/live/169901654484
Chess: kirbyplayse4 vs wGovindrajs - 169969037556 - Chess.com not perfect but beautiful finish :>
https://lichess.org/1gXCgWhy7hpt
This scotch worked well for me: https://lichess.org/SEsIToXf/white
https://www.chess.com/game/live/169994472204 an interesting attacking game
https://www.chess.com/game/170017714690 dragon victory
French Attack: https://lichess.org/wsCNFCchNFt8
https://lichess.org/tfyPY1qt/black#162
https://lichess.org/fqn5Tytm/white#33
https://lichess.org/JaEHHrdL/white#74
https://www.chess.com/game/live/170091182542?move=0
Mc cutcheon in FAhttps://lichess.org/OHsYtuxI
Dutch Attack: https://lichess.org/DwldSZgg4lG6
French Attack: https://lichess.org/17YJAQfy/black#0
I've just started to play the open sicilian as white. I encountered an accelerated dragon in this game. Didn't know much theory but I think I found some nice moves ! : https://www.chess.com/game/live/169281368324
Second Scotch this month: https://lichess.org/EvQ0s1ih/white
This month I played two games against GM Zhigalko Andrey in simuls hosted on lichess. Got one win and one draw ! I was really lucky in both games and was worse out of the opening. Btw that draw could've been a win if I tried harder … https://lichess.org/qo97g8oM/blackhttps://lichess.org/Si1ICIIgBZLa
French Attack - Exchange Variation: https://lichess.org/6vlRIKlo/black#0
Dutch Attack vs London System: https://lichess.org/CXFHj1HT/black#0
“Caro kan nicht”, 7…Qc8 https://lichess.org/giHVAdlE
https://www.chess.com/game/live/170374862232 In this game my position was just flowing, and my opponent was just moving pieces here and there and waiting for me to launch an attack on his king.
https://www.chess.com/game/live/170377556432 beating an IM in the kings indian
Check out this #chess game: Edorin97 vs Limitless_205 - https://www.chess.com/live/game/170409731424 Discovering my love for the Bird
https://lichess.org/zp3qsq0d/white#75
Positional gain, black resigned disgusted:https://lichess.org/tZ7lxDy3
Nice fight, always in the sharp line https://lichess.org/ZXAdhvyW
?https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/170443826830/analysis My game. I am White. I love this game because I found a lot of tactics ;). Plus, I'm not that high rated so I think I did pretty well in this game.

[H2] Study/Sparring partner
Hello, champions. Here you can find sparring partners. You can write, for example, "Hey guys, my name is Bob, I'm from the USA, my rating is 2000 I'm looking for a sparring partner." Or even more specific like "I just finished the Caro-Kann course and I'm looking someone to play a friendly sparring games". Good luck! Hopefully, you'll find good friends too.
[H3] Replies
Hello! My name is Banh.My Fide rating is 1703 and my chess.com blitz rating is around 2100.I want to find a playing partner to help me practice openings.Also we can share our theoretical knowledge, books, and be each other’s friend!
HiI am Devansh Shah, from India, my fide rating is 1628, I have completed all courses except Maroczy and Sicilian sidelinesLooking forward for a practice partner
Hi I am Tanmoy. My chess.com nickname is Tanmoy1402chessmood. My Blitz rating is around 1700. I am from India. I usually play from 12:0 - 2:0 pm GMT ( 5 pm - 7pm IST). I am looking for sparring partner.
I created a chess.com club CM_buddies for those looking for practice.  Welcome to join!
Hi
Friends, my name is Amit , I am
from the India & FIDE unrated. I am rated 1481 ( Lichess--Rapid) & 1465
(Lichess-Blitz). I finished the Scotch & Anti-Sicilian course part 3
(2.... e6). I am not a PRO member but looking
for a sparring partner. So I don’t know that is it possible or not?
What is your chess.com or lichess id @ skipper chess? Tanmoy1402chessmood at chess.com and Tanmoy1402 at liches is mine.
Hey guysI am Jamie from UK. Looking for partner to practice chess mood openings. Just finishing scotch game course as my 1st chess mood course. Also applied to chess.com club (buffyslayer1 is nick)
Hi, my chess.com username is karlstrohmaier, and my lichens username is kstrohmaier.  Happy to play anyone, feel free to friend me
Hello, ChessMood family.I already found my sparring partner @WIM_Siranush_Ghukasyan :D We're kind of on the same level and very close friends from childhood, now we watch courses together, then we're playing and trying memorize lines.I wish you'll find your partner, good luck ! :)
Hi All! I’m Sean from Midwestern America. I don’t have a rating. I just signed up for USCF and an actual tournament in late October. I’ve been playing for a while but never worked on my game so to speak.  I’d imagine I’m a 1200-1500 really. Some days better than others. I like to play 10 minutes or Classical. I could use a pal! I don’t care how good or bad you’re eating is. I can work on courses with you too. The structure of that would help me move along.
Hi all - I am Pablo. My fide rating is around 2000-2100. I play blitz on lichess where I have a rating of around 2200. I am looking for a training partner of around my level for doing opening, tactics, games, whatever really. So let me know if any of you is interested! I am living in Germany now, so even when time difference can be an issue I am sure we can manage somehow-All the best!
Hey guys, my name is Tamojit Chakraborty, I'm from the India, my rating is 1890(lichess 2326 and chess.com 2336) I'm looking for a sparring partner around 1800 to 2100 level. I am interested in playing long games and studies. Anybody interested please let me know
Hi My name is Mark. My Fide  rating  is 1307 and my  chess .com  blitz rating is around 1800 .I want to find a playing partner to help me practice openings. Also  we can share our theoretical knowledge, books, and be each others friend !
HelloI am Wilson, based on US east coast. USCF 1380 Chess.com 1590 username nephrolLooking for sparring / study partner, long games preferredThank you
Hi. My name is Ben, and I’m looking for a training partner to play 1-2 games per week. My USCF rating is 2240, FIDE is about 2100.
HiMy name is Tina, 41 years ( oh my..) and I am also seaching for a studypartner. I have about 1820 in Elo and on Chess.com I have 1850-1900 in blitz after switching to ChessMood openings. Before that I had about 2000. I am seaching for a study partner with whom I Can practice and remember What to play in the ChessMood openings. We could play the different openings for instance. If we can share  more that is great too. Because I work during the day it could be some evenings during the week we could practice I imagine. But let me hear from you.
Hello,My name is Hugo, I'm 34 years old from Argentina. I'm looking for a study parter to improve together. I'm 1628 in lichess classical, I'm recently started to actually studing chess (I play since I was a kid, but I never studied the game before) so I have a lot to learn. I want to clarify I play and study chess for fun so although I'm pretty serious about it, this is a hobby for me, I have a full time job so I can mainly play at night or over the weekends.  I'm looking for someone to play with, discuss books, puzzles, whatever we can do to learn and improve together. My lichess user is PracticalSound.Thanks!
Hello Benjamin. We Can play if you want. Do you also play on Chess.com? Oh I see you do. I Will ad you haha
Hi , my fide elo is 2063 at the moment ( my peak was 2124 ) . Online rating about 2400 . looking for a partner with +2000 fide elo . let me know guys !
Hi, I'm Saul from Mexico, but I can speak with you in English. I have 1783 official rating in my country, in lichess I Have around  2100 blitz. I would like play classical games with you or positions training. Also, we can train about openings or endings. My nick in lichess is saulov. Contact me by lichess of preference.
Hi everyone,  I am Shahinur from Bangladesh. My online blitz rating is 1900 on lee chess platform.I  read the article about sparring partner and i have realized that i need a partner to practice . I will prefer from Asian region due to geographical time difference.
Hi everyone! I’m daniel from the US. I put off posting in here for awhile because I wanted to watch as many of the videos as I could. I’m ready to start playing a lot more now though and happy to go over games afterwards. I mostly play 10 and 15 minute games but I’m happy to try longer time controls. I’m ~1500 on lichess and working very hard to improve. I have a pretty flexible schedule and I’m happy to try to do at least weekly sessions.
Hello my name is Shankhodip De. My elo rating is 1573. I really need a sparring partner, where we can prepare our openings by playing against each other because after I prepared an opening but no one played and more things. I have a good feeling of an attack but in endgames and non-dynamic positions i feel less confident. Chess.com id- Invincible_Spryzen Lichess.com id- Shankhodip
Hey guys, I want sparring and practicing partner. My lichess id is jyotisko06
Hello, my name is Giorgos. I am from Greece and I am not rated. My ratings in chess.com are around 1750 and on lichess around 1850 rapid highest is 1913(current rapid 1896) I have completed almost all opening courses. I prefer 3+0, 5+3, 10+0, and rarely 20+5 time controls. Looking for sparring partners above 1600 online rating, I don't mind if you are higher rated than me. Waiting for your answers. I am daily active either on chess.com or lichess. Chess.com id: Giorgos_Kechagias          Lichess id : giorgoskehagias509
Hey guys, my name's Meeth and I'm currently unrated in FIDE, my Lichess and Chess.com ID is meetcshah29. I'm currently 1800+ on Lichess and 1600+ on Chess.com. I'd enjoy having a training partner to play games with, as well as discuss other chess topics from endgames to openings to classical games and even discuss books and ideas. We can talk over email, whatsapp or any other form of social media that is comfortable

Hello, I am
40 years old, look for a partner to improve chess openings, practice typical
positions and endings of chosen opening. My lichess rating: classic 2000, rapid
1900, blitz 1600. Lichess ID is T_38
Hola guys all chessmood family. Im new promember looking for a training partner. My rating is 1695 Fide standard. Blitz lichess n chess.com +1800. I am from Panama, living in caribbean islands. I practice and study only between 6-8am or after 8pm. timezone GMT -5.  Looking forward to improve i am good analyzing openings ideas and tactician over +2000 level, but weaker in strategy and  finals so we can exchange knowledge or simply a meeting to talk our study plans. Thank you. Please feel free chat me Whatsapp +507-65610593. Lets work together!!
I am new at
CM (a couple of days) and will start learning the Scotch and then the Benkö Gambit
and eventually the rest of the repertoire. My lichess.org Blitz rating is
around 1700. I have no rating in Rapid or Classical. Won´t mind playing Rapid
and Classical though.
I would
appreciate a sparring partner.
/Göran
Hi Yair and JouI have also just started on the Scotch. Please email me on ggudichsen @gmail.com,I won't be at home on this Friday but back on Suterday.
Looking for training partner who wants to engage in serious studies, mainly regarding openings and ensuing middle game strategy.1. My online rapid rating is around 2050 on chess.com  and 2150 on lichess, and I'm looking for someone around the same range or above.2. Time zone is GMT + 2 - max 3 hours time difference is relevant.Feel free to PM me on either site. My nic is acye.
Looking for a partner to play these openings with.  I’m 1600 something on lichess. Tactic score is above 2000. I need better strategy and openings. I’m ReinsDaily84. Message me there or here or whatever works best.
Hello. I am
Nils from Frankfurt, Germany. My OTB rating is about ELO 1990 and DWZ 1900.
On lichess my blitz rating fluctuates between 1800 and 1900. I joined ChessMood
last October